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RIVAGE PM10 System Setup Guide

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UTILITY section

1

POWER Indicator

Lights when AC power to the unit is ON. If both
power switches A and B are turned on, this indicator
will light green. If either power switch A or B is
turned on, it will light red. If the RIVAGE PM 10
system is not started, it will light orange.

2

USB port

Enables you to connect a USB device (such as a
mouse, keyboard, or USB flash drive). Use a USB
flash drive to store the system’s internal data and to
load the stored data into the system.

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Supported USB flash drive format

The FAT16 and FAT32 formats are supported.

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Write Protection

Some USB flash drives feature write protection that
prevents data from being erased inadvertently.
If your USB flash drive contains important data, we
suggest that you use write protection to prevent
accidental erasure.
On the other hand, you will need to make sure that
your USB flash drive’s write-protect setting is turned
off before you save data onto the USB flash drive.

For the latest information on which USB flash drives
can be used with the system, visit the Yamaha Pro
Audio website at:
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/

NOTICE

Do not remove the USB flash drive from the USB
connector or turn off the power to the unit while the unit is
accessing data, e.g., saving, loading or deleting data.
Doing so may damage your flash drive, or may damage the
data in the unit or on your media device.

3

RECORDING port

Enables you to connect a USB flash drive to record
and play back audio files. Supported file formats
include WAV and MP3.
For the latest information on what USB flash drives
can be used with the system, visit the Yamaha Pro
Audio website at:
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/

4

[SYSTEM] key

Press this key to display information about the
RIVAGE PM10 system on the touch screens.
Press and hold down the key for two seconds or
longer to shut down the control section of the console
(

page 28). Be sure to shut down before turning off

the power to the unit.

5

TALKBACK jack

This is a balanced XLR-3-31 jack to which a talkback
mic can be connected.

6

+48V indicator

Lights up when +48V phantom power is supplied to
the TALKBACK jack.

7

TALKBACK [LEVEL] knob

Adjusts the input level of the mic connected to the
TALKBACK jack.

8

TALKBACK [ON] key

Switches the Talkback function on or off.

9

MONITOR A/B [LEVEL] knobs

Adjust the output level of the monitoring signals.

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Summary of Contents for CS-R10

Page 1: ...CONTROL SURFACE CS R10 CS R10 S System Setup Guide EN ...

Page 2: ...or when unused for long periods of time 14 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped UL60065_03 PRÉCAUTIONS CONCER...

Page 3: ...90620 The above statements apply ONLY to those products distributed by Yamaha Corporation of America or its subsidiaries FCC INFORMATION U S A This applies only to products distributed by YAMAHA CORPORATION OF AMERICA COMPLIANCE INFORMATION STATEMENT DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY PROCEDURE Responsible Party Yamaha Corporation of America Address 6600 Orangethorpe Ave Buena Park Calif 90620 Telephone 71...

Page 4: ...d Yamaha service personnel Never insert or remove an electric plug with wet hands Hearing loss Avoid setting all equalizer controls and faders to their maximum Depending on the condition of the connected devices doing so may result in feedback that can cause hearing loss and damage the speakers Do not use the headphones for a long period of time at a high or uncomfortable volume level since this c...

Page 5: ...nts Do not place vinyl plastic or rubber objects on the device since this might discolor the panel When cleaning the device use a dry and soft cloth Do not use paint thinners solvents cleaning fluids or chemical impregnated wiping cloths Condensation can occur in the device due to rapid drastic changes in ambient temperature when the device is moved from one location to another or air conditioning...

Page 6: ... number power requirements etc may be found on or near the name plate which is at the rear of the unit You should note this serial number in the space provided below and retain this manual as a permanent record of your pur chase to aid identification in the event of theft Model No Serial No Information for users on collection and disposal of old equipment This symbol on the products packaging and ...

Page 7: ...reen user interface 30 Viewing a touch screen 32 Quick Guide 32 Basic system configuration 32 Installing an optional card 33 Setting the Unit ID 35 Connecting the devices 35 Turning on the power to the RIVAGE PM10 system 36 Setting the word clock 36 Assigning channels to the TWINLANe network 37 Patching the input ports 38 Patching the output ports 39 Setting the analog gain for HA Head Amp 40 Send...

Page 8: ...enormous amount of sophisticated requirements The system also provides numerous benefits for users by maintaining reliability through power and network redundancy These core features are supported by state of the art technologies and an advanced level of product reliability that have been cultivated through years of experience in developing digital mixing consoles such as the PM1D and PM5D The dee...

Page 9: ...Editor is available in the Installation Guide that is posted on the website Firmware updates You can update the unit firmware to improve operations add functions and correct possible malfunctions Details on updating the firmware are available on the following Yamaha Pro Audio website http www yamahaproaudio com For information on updating and setting up the unit please refer to the firmware update...

Page 10: ...aces DSP engine I O racks CS R10 CS R10 S DSP R10 RPio622 RPio222 The control surfaces enable you to perform general operations on the RIVAGE PM10 system The DSP engine handles mixing and plug in processing and all other audio processing for the RIVAGE PM10 system The I O racks transfer analog and digital audio signals to and from the DSP engine ...

Page 11: ...ine input card It features SILK digital processing technology that has been co developed by Rupert Neve Designs and Yamaha RY16 DA This card features 16 channel analog outputs RY16 AE This card features 16 channel digital I Os that support the AES EBU format A sampling rate converter is built in for both inputs and outputs HY256 TL HY256 TL SMF This digital I O card supports TWINLANe Yamaha s prop...

Page 12: ...topology If the number of connected devices is much larger or if the total length of all cables is too long the listed value may not apply NOTE Yamaha recommends that you use opticalCON DUO fiber cable made by Neutrik In general fiber optic cables are susceptible to bending or pulling Use a fiber optic cable that features a strong plastic jacket and lock mechanism to avoid cable related problems A...

Page 13: ...rk card The RIVAGE PM10 system uses an HY256 TL TWINLANe network card to configure the I O network IN N I OUT N I OUT N I OUT OUT Device TWINLANe Network Card Device TWINLANe Network Card Device TWINLANe Network Card Device TWINLANe Network Card IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT Even if a cable is severed at one point the signal will be re routed automatically and communication will contin...

Page 14: ...Screen section page 22 B Channel Strip section page 23 C Selected Channel section page 15 D UTILITY section page 19 E SCENE MEMORY section page 20 F USER DEFINED KEYS KNOBS section page 21 Part Names Functions A B C D F B E CS R10 S A B C D F B E CS R10 ...

Page 15: ...operations for scenes or libraries regardless of the Recall Safe settings 2 RCL SAFE key Switches Recall Safe on or off The Recall Safe function protects certain parameters of a channel from scene recall operations 3 MUTE SAFE key Switches Mute Safe on or off The Mute Safe function protects a channel from mute operations 4 TO ST A B keys Switch on or off the signal sent from the input channel to s...

Page 16: ...put channel 2 ANALOG GAIN knob Sets the analog gain for the head amp 3 48V key Switches phantom power 48V on or off 4 SILK TEXTURE knob Adjusts the intensity of SILK processing 5 SILK ON key Switches SILK on or off SILK processing can be applied only to specific channels to bring the corresponding parts to life within the mix or to all channels to add depth and perspective to the mix overall 6 SIL...

Page 17: ... frequency 7 EQUALIZER GAIN knob Sets the gain LPF HPF 1 LPF HPF FREQUENCY knobs Specify the cutoff frequency of LPF and HPF respectively 2 LPF HPF display Indicates the LPF and HPF settings 3 LPF HPF ON keys Switch the LPF and HPF on or off respectively 4 LPF HPF SLOPE keys Switch the LPF and HPF slope settings respectively DCA MUTE INSERT 1 DCA ASSIGN LEDs Indicate the assigned DCAs 2 MUTE GROUP...

Page 18: ...NAMICS 1 2 ON key Switches Dynamics on or off MIX MATRIX SENDS 1 MIX MATRIX knobs Adjust the send levels for the corresponding buses 2 MIX MATRIX SENDS PRE keys Toggle the send point between PRE and POST If a key lights up the send point is set to PRE 3 MIX MATRIX SENDS ON keys Switch the send signal to the corresponding bus on or off 4 MIX MATRIX SENDS display Indicates the corresponding bus 5 MI...

Page 19: ...o website at http www yamahaproaudio com NOTICE Do not remove the USB flash drive from the USB connector or turn off the power to the unit while the unit is accessing data e g saving loading or deleting data Doing so may damage your flash drive or may damage the data in the unit or on your media device 3 RECORDING port Enables you to connect a USB flash drive to record and play back audio files Su...

Page 20: ...eration by pressing the UNDO key again NOTE You cannot undo an operation to store a new scene 3 UPDATE key Updates scene data by overwriting the current scene that has been recalled most recently with the current mix data 4 Scene memory display Indicates the selected scene memory 5 PREVIEW key Switches Preview mode on or off This feature will be supported by a future update 6 STORE key Stores the ...

Page 21: ...s or USER DEFINED keys 2 USER DEFINED KNOBS displays Indicate the functions assigned to the USER DEFINED knobs 3 USER DEFINED KNOBS 1 2 3 4 Control the functions as assigned by the user 4 USER DEFINED KEYS displays Indicate the functions assigned to the USER DEFINED keys 5 USER DEFINED KEYS 1 12 Control the functions as assigned by the user 3 1 4 2 5 ...

Page 22: ... or pointed object such as your fingernail to operate the touch screens Doing so may scratch the screens and render the touch screens inoperable 2 VIEW key Recalls and toggles between the OVERVIEW and SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screens 3 MIX MATRIX keys Specify the type of the send destination buses displayed on the OVERVIEW screen 4 1 12 13 24 25 36 37 48 49 60 61 72 keys Enable you to select a bank f...

Page 23: ...RE 3 Fn key Executes the function as assigned by the user You can assign one of the following functions INPUT A B ISOLATE ALTERNATE CUE ENCODER PARAM GC ON OFF 4 SEL key Enables you to select the channel that will be controlled in the Channel Strip section or on the display When the channel is selected the key LED will light 5 Meter LEDs Indicate the channel level 6 Dynamics LEDs Indicate the stat...

Page 24: ...that has been assigned to the channel strip encoder 4 UP U DOWN D keys Enable you to select the function that you want to control using the channel strip encoder 5 SHIFT key Combine with another key to perform a certain function The following table shows examples of using the SHIFT key combined with another key For more information please refer to the Operation Manual 6 SENDS ON FADER key Turns SE...

Page 25: ...pull out the knob and then turn it counter clockwise The hanger will be locked in place To put away the hanger turn the knob clockwise to unlock it and then push it in 3 PHONES A B LEVEL knobs Adjust the level of the signal output from the PHONES OUT jacks respectively 4 PHONES A B output jacks These are headphone jacks for monitoring the MONITOR or CUE signal Key INPUT 1 72 INPUT 73 144 OUTPUT MI...

Page 26: ...unit is initially shipped from the factory As long as the unit is operated within the specified ambient temperature range either the LOW or HIGH setting can be used The HIGH setting is recommended if the ambient temperature is high if the unit is in direct sunlight even if the ambient temperature is within the specified operating range and in any situation in which fan noise is not a problem 5 VID...

Page 27: ...ator lights up or flashes red if an error occurs In such an event please contact your Yamaha dealer LINK indicator This indicator flashes or lights up depending on the network status TX RX indicators The appropriate indicator flashes green when data is transmitted from TX or received at RX the TO ENGINE OUT IN connectors NETWORK connector This RJ 45 connector allows the unit to be connected to a c...

Page 28: ...some settings such as patching may be altered when you turn the power on again For more information on storing a scene please refer to the Operation Manual NOTICE If you turn off the power to the control surface without following the shutdown procedure data inside the built in storage may be damaged Be sure to perform the shutdown procedure to turn off the power to the control surface 1 Press the ...

Page 29: ...hock Caution Be sure to turn off the power to the unit before connecting or disconnecting the power cords Installing a Mini YGDAI card Before you install the card you must check the Yamaha Pro Audio website to see whether your CS R10 or CS R10 S supports that card and to verify the number of other Yamaha cards or third party cards that can be used in conjunction with this card http www yamahaproau...

Page 30: ...rily to switch screens and pages to select the parameter to be operated and to turn a button on off Some buttons enable you to change the value depending on the location you press On screen user interface This section explains various user interface components shown in the touch screens and how to use them Tabs Tabs enable you to switch between multiple pages Each tab indicates its page name Butto...

Page 31: ...cters Popup windows When you press a button or field for a specific parameter in a screen a window showing details or a list for that parameter will appear These are called popup windows You can switch between popup windows using tabs as needed Some popup windows show several buttons called tool buttons at the top of the window You can use these tool buttons to recall libraries or to perform copy ...

Page 32: ...asic system configuration The setup procedure is explained using a system comprised of the following devices Control surface CS R10 1 DSP engine DSP R10 1 I O rack RPio622 1 HY card HY256 TL 2 RY card RY16 ML SILK 1 RY card RY16 DA 1 Procedure Installing an optional card Setting the Unit ID Connecting the devices Turning on the power to the RIVAGE PM10 system Setting the word clock Assigning chann...

Page 33: ... HY card with the guide rails inside the slot and then insert the card into the slot with the card installation lever pressed down NOTE For information on which cards support each slot refer to Introducing the devices on page 10 Push the card all the way into the slot so that the connector at the end of the card is correctly inserted into the connector inside the slot 4 Pull up the card installati...

Page 34: ...card with the guide rails inside the slot and then insert the card into the slot Push the card all the way into the slot so that the connector at the end of the card is correctly inserted into the connector inside the slot 4 Fasten the card using the screws attached to the card If the card is not fastened securely component failure or malfunction may occur NOTE Use a tool such as a screwdriver to ...

Page 35: ... confirm the Unit ID setting If you press the MENU key without confirming the Unit ID beforehand the unit will return to the top screen 7 The unit displays Done and automatically restarts 8 Perform the same procedure for other devices Be sure to assign a unique Unit ID to each device 9 When the setting is complete turn off the power to the devices Connecting the devices Make sure that power indica...

Page 36: ... 1 Press the WORD CLOCK button in the SETUP screen 2 Select a clock source The initial value is 96 kHz If the unit is operating properly with the selected word clock the indicator above the corresponding button will turn light blue and the upper left corner of the MASTER CLOCK SELECT field will indicate the clock rate 3 To close the WORD CLOCK popup window press the x symbol located in the upper r...

Page 37: ...n For this example select STA L and STA R Channel select button 5 To close the TWINLANe CONFIGURATION popup window press the CLOSE button The system will return to the SYSTEM CONFIG DSP popup window 6 If you changed the channel assignments press the APPLY button The setting will be applied to the output from the DSP engine to the TWINLANe network 7 When a confirmation dialog appears press the OK b...

Page 38: ...ne was connected in the Connecting the devices section NOTE The PATCH screen displays the input output jacks assigned to the TWINLANe network 1 Press the PATCH button on the menu bar in the touch screen The PATCH screen will appear 2 Press the INPUT tab 3 Use the knob in the upper right corner to display the desired input jacks NOTE If you press an on screen knob that you want to control you will ...

Page 39: ...the devices section NOTE The PATCH screen displays the input output jacks assigned to the TWINLANe network 1 Press the PATCH button on the menu bar in the touch screen The PATCH screen will appear 2 Press the OUTPUT tab 3 Use the knob in the upper right corner to display the desired output jacks NOTE If you press an on screen knob that you want to control you will be able to operate the knob via t...

Page 40: ...st the head amp gain by rotating the ANALOG GAIN knob in the Selected Channel section At this time you can view the level on the METER screen 3 If your microphone requires phantom power press the corresponding 48V key to turn phantom power on NOTICE About phantom power The phantom power master switch on the I O rack must be turned on first Make sure that the 48V key is turned off unless it is need...

Page 41: ...y of the STEREO A channel on the top panel is turned on 5 Raise the master fader for the STEREO A channel to 0 dB 6 Raise the input channel fader to obtain an appropriate volume In this state you should hear sound from the speaker system patched to the STEREO A channel If you don t hear sound watch the meter on the METER screen to see whether the meter is moving If the input meter is not moving Ma...

Page 42: ...ned to the TWINLANe network correctly SYSTEM CONFIG screen Modify channel assignment so that the total number of channels used on the TWINLANe network is 400 or less across all components Refer to Assigning channels to the TWINLANe network page 37 to make sure that your I O rack settings are correct Refer to Assigning channels to the TWINLANe network page 37 to make sure that your DSP engine setti...

Page 43: ...alization operation starts NOTE The control surface will restart after initialization Adjusting the faders Calibration function Depending on the environment in which you use the system discrepancies may occur in the motion of the motorized faders You can use the Calibration function to correct these discrepancies The RIVAGE PM10 system features two types of fader calibration NOTE An alarm message ...

Page 44: ...red calibration has failed Press the START button to perform calibration again If POSITIONING is selected For the specified faders in the Channel Strip section and Master section the fader position will be calibrated 5 Press the SEL key for each fader that you want to calibrate Faders for which a problem was detected in the fader settings at start up will already be selected 6 Press the START butt...

Page 45: ...e sure that the channels are assigned to the TWINLANe network correctly Sound is not loud enough Make sure that the head amp gain is set to an appropriate level Make sure that the digital gain is set to an appropriate level Make sure that the fader of the input channel is raised Make sure that the fader of the output channel is raised Check the levels on the METER screen Sound is distorted Make su...

Page 46: ...66 dB 0 12 OMNI IN 1 8 OMNI OUT 1 8 600Ω 4 dBu 20 Hz 20 kHz GAIN 6 dB 0 05 Internal OSC OMNI OUT 1 8 600Ω Full scale output 1 kHz 0 02 Internal OSC PHONES 8Ω Full scale output 1 kHz phones level control max 0 2 Inputs Outputs RL Conditions Min Typ Max Unit OMNI IN 1 8 OMNI OUT 1 8 600Ω Rs 150Ω GAIN 66 dB Master fader at nominal level and one Ch fader at nominal level 128 EIN 1 1 EIN stands for Equ...

Page 47: ...er of PLL 1 1 Input clock jitter must be 1 ns or less WORD CLOCK IN Fs 44 1 kHz 48 kHz 88 2 kHz 96 kHz 10 ns Internal clock Frequency Word clock int 44 1 kHz Word clock int 48 kHz Word clock int 88 2 kHz Word clock int 96 kHz 44 1 48 88 2 96 kHz Accuracy Word clock int 44 1 kHz 48 kHz 88 2 kHz 96 kHz 50 50 ppm Jitter 2 2 Measured at the WORD CLOCK OUT connector Word clock int 44 1 kHz Word clock i...

Page 48: ...al switch to change the maximum output level 2 The 24dBu switch position can be changed for fee so that the output level will be 20 dBu For more information contact your Yamaha dealer Output Level Connector Balanced Unbalanced Rated Level Max Level Before Clipping OMNI OUT 1 8 75Ω 600Ω Lines 24 dBu default 4 dBu 1 23 V 24 dBu 12 3 V XLR 3 32 type 3 3 Connectors are balanced 1 GND 2 HOT 3 COLD Bala...

Page 49: ...IDI DIN 5pin OUT MIDI DIN 5pin USB 1 4 USB 2 0 Host USB USB A Female RECORDING 1 1 Supported file formats are WAV and MP3 USB 2 0 Host USB USB A Female VIDEO OUT DVI D DVI NETWORK PC IEEE802 3 10BASE T 100BASE TX etherCON CAT5 2 3 2 CAT5 or higher cables are used for connections 3 STP cables are recommended for connections TO ENGINE IN OUT 1000BASE T etherCON CAT5e 3 4 4 CAT5e or higher cables are...

Page 50: ...o Signal 1 GPO1 14 GPO2 2 GPO3 15 GPO4 3 GPO5 16 GPO6 4 GPO7 17 RLY_NC 5 RLY_C 18 RLY_NO 6 GND 19 GND 7 GND 20 OPTO 8 OPTO 21 5V 9 5V 22 GPI1 10 GPI2 23 GPI3 11 GPI4 24 GPI5 12 GPI6 25 GPI7 13 N C 14 15 16 13 1 2 3 25 M2 6 x 0 45 mm pitch Pin No Signal 1 N C 2 N C 3 GND 4 12V 1 4 2 3 ...

Page 51: ...RIVAGE PM10 System Setup Guide 51 Dimensional Diagrams CS R10 Unit mm Approximate Munsell value of exterior color N5 1549 848 417 ...

Page 52: ...S The contents of this manual apply to the latest specifications as of the publishing date To obtain the latest manual access the Yamaha website then download the manual file Unit mm Approximate Munsell value of exterior color N5 1128 848 417 ...

Page 53: ...card 33 Mini YGDAI card 29 RY card 34 Output port 39 OVERLAY 20 P Patch input port 38 output port 39 R Rear panel 26 Ring connection 13 RY card 34 S Screen encoder 23 Shutting down 28 SILK 16 T Top panel Channel Strip section 23 SCENE MEMORY section 20 Selected Channel section 15 Touch Screen section 22 USER DEFINED KEYS KNOBS section 21 UTILITY section 19 TOUCH AND TURN knob 24 Touch Screen 30 TW...

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Page 56: ...ZZ29780 Published 06 2017 IPTO D0 2015 Yamaha Corporation Manual Development Group Printed in Japan Yamaha Downloads http download yamaha com Yamaha Pro Audio global website http www yamahaproaudio com ...

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