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Proton Duo / Quick Start

 

 

Setup Guide 

Follow these steps to prepare your Proton Duo for operation with Waves applications.  

H

ARDWARE 

C

ONNECTIONS

 

1.  Connect the power cable to mains of the computer and all other devices. All SoundGrid hardware devices must 

be grounded (earthed) according to local regulations. 

2.  Connect up to four SoundGrid IOs to the SoundGrid switch. If you need additional SoundGrid ports, use an 

additional SoundGrid switch. Do not use this port for any other networks, such as internet. Once you have at 

least one SoundGrid I/O connected, you can connect non-SoundGrid I/O devices using 

SG Connect

which is 

part of the SoundGrid driver. 

3.  Use the Network port to connect to your LAN. You can use this port, among other purposes, to download 

software, activate additional licenses, and update the computer and server firmware. You can also use the 

Network port to run mobile apps over WiFi. Uses include artists’ monitor mixing, remote FOH control, and remote 

scene/snapshot recall. 

Do not use this port for the SoundGrid network. 

 

To the left of the SoundGrid ports are two USB 3.0 ports and an HDMI port. This is the Service section. If you are 

experiencing technical problems, a Waves tech support specialist may instruct you connect to these ports for 

debugging and troubleshooting. Under normal working conditions, do not use these ports. 

D

ISPLAY 

S

ETUP

 

1.  If you’re using touch screen displays to control the host application, connect the one or two displays via the HDMI 

ports. Additionally, connect USB cables between the computer and each display. Install the relevant display drivers 

and refer to display’s user guide for details.  

2.  Calibrate the screen for touch input with the Tablet PC Settings in the Windows Control Panel. Set resolution for 

each display. 

3.  When using more than one display, you may want to see a different application window on each display. To “tear 

off” a window in eMotion LV1, grab a window tab at the top of the page and drag it down. The detached window 

is now a freestanding panel that you can move to any display. Refer to the host application’s user guide to learn 

more about floating windows. 

4.  You can also want to connect a keyboard and mouse.  

 

Summary of Contents for Proton Duo

Page 1: ...Waves Proton Duo Quick Start Guide...

Page 2: ...twork switch in one compact device This provides a robust complete solution for on the go mixing Preconfigured wired and working straight out of the box Proton Duo is designed for quick setup and reli...

Page 3: ...Os add a computer display and if needed an external control surface PROTON DUO REAR PANEL SOUNDGRID I O DEVICES Use the four port SoundGrid switch to connect to one or more SoundGrid I Os Use Cat 6 o...

Page 4: ...Quick Start 4 Connections and Controls Proton Duo Front Panel 2x USB 2 ports Power switch and light Hold for five seconds to shut down the Proton Duo completely Hold for three seconds to reset the hos...

Page 5: ...thernet connector Use this 1 Gb port for all non SoundGrid networks including internet Service ports 1x HDMI and 2x USB 3 ports The service section is used for server debugging and troubleshooting Do...

Page 6: ...o not use this port for the SoundGrid network To the left of the SoundGrid ports are two USB 3 0 ports and an HDMI port This is the Service section If you are experiencing technical problems a Waves t...

Page 7: ...the left sidebar choose to manage licenses or install software products Licenses and products are installed in a very similar manner Please refer to the Waves Central user guide for instructions 3 Act...

Page 8: ...ow the prompt and restart the I O computer and I O when the update is finished 1 Follow the same procedure if the server needs a firmware update You do not need to restart the computer after you updat...

Page 9: ...n Height 4 2 cm 1 7 in Depth 27 7 cm 10 9 in Rubber Feet Height 4 mm 0 15 in Device weight 2 3 Kg 5 1 lb Shipping weight 3 4 Kg 7 6 lb Max environmental temp 40 C 104 F Electrical 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz...

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