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RM-CR Reference Manual

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General specifications

MAIN SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions

W215 mm × D264 mm × H44 mm

Weight

1.6 kg

Power supply

PoE+ (IEEE802.3at, LLDP), DC 48 V

Maximum power consumption

15.0 W

Temperature

Operating

0 °C  –  40 °C

Storage

−20 °C – 60 °C

Humidity

Operating

30% – 90% (non-condensing)

Storage

20% – 90% (non-condensing)

Indicators

• Power

• Status

• Bluetooth

• Network Port Indicator (×3)

Included items

Installation manual (this document), access panel (with screw),
USB cable (A-B type), USB cable (A-micro B type), rubber feet (4 pcs.)

Separately sold items

Mounting accessory: RM-MTL

Mounting accessory: RM-MRK

Summary of Contents for RM-CR

Page 1: ...able ADECIA communications solutions it is necessary to update the firmware of the devices Please download the latest firmware from the website below and update accordingly U S A and Canada https uc yamaha com support Other countries https download yamaha com ...

Page 2: ...detailed information on the product setup functions and specifications as well as the Web GUI For correct and safe use of this product be sure to first read this manual carefully together with the RM CR Installation Manual included with the product Information The illustrations and images shown in this manual are for instructional purposes only The company names and product names in this manual ar...

Page 3: ...munications solution Refer to the diagram below showing the ADECIA wireless solution as an example to connect this unit to peripheral devices with LAN cables IMPORTANT There is a DIP switch for specifying settings on the back of each VXL1 16P Before plugging in LAN cables set the DIP switches as shown below The DIP switch settings on the two units must not be the same SETUP RM WAP 8 SWR2311P 10G R...

Page 4: ...When using unmanaged switches do not use switches that support the EEE function In such switches the EEE func tion cannot be turned off EEE Energy Efficient Ethernet function Technology that reduces the power consumption of Ethernet devices during periods of low network traffic also known as Green Ethernet or IEEE802 3az With an ADECIA wireless solution using RM WAP be sure to first use the SITE S...

Page 5: ...lick the SIGN UP button in the first login window 5 Specify a password in the password settings window and then click the SUBMIT button 6 Type the password into the login window and then click the LOGIN button The wizard starts up ...

Page 6: ...Click the NEXT button 2 REGISTER YOUR PERIPHERAL DEVICE 1 Click the ENABLE ALL SEARCH button Peripheral devices are detected and displayed in the list NOTE If no peripheral devices are detected recheck the LAN cable connections For VXL1 16P units recheck the DIP switch settings Refer to page 2 ...

Page 7: ... 2 Check that connected appears below Status for all peripheral devices and then click the NEXT button 2 1 CHECKING WIRELESS ENVIROMENT Peripheral devices are detected by RM WAP and displayed in the list Click the NEXT button ...

Page 8: ... PAIR button on the RM WCH for at least two seconds 3 Click the NEXT button 2 3 PAIR MICHROPHONE WITH RM WAP Pair the RM WAP and wireless microphones IMPORTANT Place all wireless microphones on the charger 1 Select the RM WAP and then click the PAIR button 2 Long press the ACTIVATE button on the RM WCH for at least two seconds 3 Click the NEXT button ...

Page 9: ...efer to page 45 Update the firmware of RM WCH RM WOM RM WDR RM WGL and RM WGS via SETTINGS Peripheral REGISTRATION SETTINGS Details VIEW FIRMWARE UPDATE in the Web GUI RM CR Device Manager Refer to page 32 4 LOCATE PERIPHERAL DANTE SPEAKERS Set Position for each speaker to Left or Right according to the actual mounting position and then click the NEXT button NOTE If Identify button on the right be...

Page 10: ...UTOMATIC AUDIO TUNING 1 Click the EXECUTE button The window changes and automatic audio tuning begins IMPORTANT For better accuracy as much as possible avoid making noise during tuning NOTE Sound is output from the speakers during tuning ...

Page 11: ...m that tuning has completed and then click the NEXT button 5 READY TO USE Click the CLOSE button This completes the setup NOTE Use the Web GUI RM CR Device Manager to specify detailed settings for this unit For details refer to page 19 ...

Page 12: ...kly Flashes green quickly Firmware updated successfully Flashes red Error occurring Flashes red quickly Severe error occurring Condition Bluetooth indicator Unit status Making Bluetooth connection Brightly lit blue Bluetooth connection being made Bluetooth in Web GUI enabled Dimly lit blue Not connected although Bluetooth can be used Long pressing the Bluetooth button with Bluetooth enabled for 4 ...

Page 13: ...nk down Right indicator lit green Connection speed 1000M Link Right indicator unlit Connection speed 10M Link 100M Link Network port indicator Unit status Left indicator lit green Link up Left indicator flashes green Transferring data Left indicator unlit Link down Right indicator lit green Operating on word clock of peripheral device leader Right indicator flashes green Acting as word clock leade...

Page 14: ...type USB cable included with the unit NOTE No installation of a USB driver is necessary 1 Connect this unit and the computer with a USB cable This completes the connection Referring to the following pages confirm that a proper connection can be made NOTE The windows may differ depending on the computer CONNECTING COMMUNICATION DEVICES Computer USB cable ...

Page 15: ...he Playback and Recording tabs Otherwise select Yamaha RM CR click Set Default and then click OK NOTE Adjust the microphone sensitivity input volume as necessary Select Yamaha RM CR on the Recording tab and then click Properties to open the Echo Cancelling Speakerphone Properties window Click the Levels tab to display the adjuster ...

Page 16: ...pen the Sound preferences and then confirm that Yamaha RM CR is selected on the Output and Input tabs Otherwise click Yamaha RM CR NOTE Adjust the microphone sensitivity input volume as necessary The adjuster is available on the Input tab ...

Page 17: ...connection 2 Enable Bluetooth on the smartphone and select Yamaha RM CR XXXXXX where XXXXXX is the MAC address of this unit The connection is completed as soon as pairing is finished Check the completion of the connection from the screen of the smartphone IMPORTANT As a factory default the passkey is set to 0000 numbers The passkey can be changed in the Web GUI NOTE If 60 seconds have elapsed with...

Page 18: ...etooth operation of this unit can also be performed using the Web GUI Connecting a video conferencing system Prepare the following Video conferencing system Audio cable with stereo RCA jacks on one end or both ends 2 NOTE The audio cable jacks that connect to the video conferencing system do not necessarily have to be stereo RCA jacks Prepare cables that meet the specifications of the video confer...

Page 19: ...ck range at your location Prepare the following Speaker with built in amplifier Audio cable with RCA jack on one end or both ends NOTICE Use a speaker with built in amplifier that has little delay and distortion Using a speaker with a lot of delay or distortion may cause echoing for the other party NOTE The audio cable jack that connects to the speaker with built in amplifier does not necessarily ...

Page 20: ...re of RM CR Device Manager Refer to the page listed to the right for details on each item available in the various windows WEB GUI Page 27 Page 29 Page 30 Page 30 Page 31 HOME SYSTEM STATUS PERIPHERAL STATUS LED INDICATION STATUS MEDIA STATUS BLUETOOTH STATUS SETTINGS PASSWORD SETTINGS SECURITY SETTINGS DEPLOYMENT SERVER SETTINGS SYSLOG SERVER SETTINGS LED INDICATION SETTINGS Admin DEVICE SETTINGS...

Page 21: ...INGS AUDIO AUDIO INPUT STATUS Input AUTOMATIC AUDIO TUNING INTERFACE SETTINGS DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING SETTINGS Processing Output AUDIO OUTPUT STATUS Configuration EXPORT CONFIGURATION IMPORT CONFIGURATION RESET DEFAULTS TOOLS Update DEVICE STATUS FIRMWARE UPDATE Contacts EXPORT CONTACTS IMPORT CONTACTS Logs DOWNLOAD LOGS Page 32 Page 32 Page 33 Page 34 Page 34 Page 34 Page 35 Page 35 Page 36 Pag...

Page 22: ... see more information about the item Identify button Click to cause the indicator of the corresponding device to flash Link button Click to go to another window for the item IMPORTANT Be sure to click the SUBMIT button after changing settings in RM CR Device Manager The SUBMIT button always appears in the upper right corner of the window ...

Page 23: ...RM CR Reference Manual 22 Functions of RM CR Device Manager HOME 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 24: ...es and their connection status with this unit 3 LED INDICATION STATUS Allows you to check the status of the indicators 4 MEDIA STATUS Allows you to check if you are in a call or playing back music 5 BLUETOOTH STATUS Allows you to check basic information about Bluetooth for this unit Allows you to check basic information and the connection status of the paired smartphone ...

Page 25: ...R Device Manager 2 SECURITY SETTINGS Allows you to select whether to keep a call history 3 DEPLOYMENT SERVER SETTINGS Allows you to select whether to use a deployment server If using a server select whether to detect it automatically or configure it manually Allows you to check adjust the server provisioning interval 1 2 3 ...

Page 26: ... 4 SYSLOG SERVER SETTINGS Allows you to select whether to use a Syslog server 5 SNMP SETTINGS Allows you to select whether to use SNMP 6 LED INDICATION SETTINGS Allows you to check adjust the brightness of the indicators 4 5 6 ...

Page 27: ...u to check adjust the length of time that this unit remains in pairing standby mode Allows you to select whether to cancel pairing when the Bluetooth connection with the smartphone is cut 2 PAIRING SETTINGS Allows you to put the unit in pairing standby mode by clicking the PAIR button Allows you to cancel the pairing with all smartphones simultaneously by clicking the UNPAIR ALL DEVICES button 1 2...

Page 28: ...RM CR Reference Manual 27 Calls 1 2 ...

Page 29: ...s unit to auto answer mode Allows you to select the ringtone Also allows you to adjust the ringtone volume Allows you to specify the number for checking voicemails Allows you to specify a maximum length of time for SIP calls Allows you to specify a dial plan 2 FORWARDING SETTINGS Allows you to specify how to forward incoming calls and the forwarding number ...

Page 30: ...RM CR Reference Manual 29 Dialer 1 CONFERENCE SETTINGS Allows you to select whether users can join a call without performing any special operation 1 ...

Page 31: ...GS Allows you to specify the network used by this unit Allows you to select whether to use DHCP 2 ETHERNET SWITCH SETTINGS Allows you to select whether to internally separate or integrate the network and Dante PoE ports on the rear panel of this unit 1 2 ...

Page 32: ...RM CR Reference Manual 31 3 HOSTNAME SETTINGS Allows you to select whether to specify the hostname of this unit automatically or manually 3 ...

Page 33: ... Allows you to detect peripheral devices and register them as components of ADECIA by clicking the SEARCH button Allows you to cancel the registration by clicking the REMOVE button Allows you to open the Web GUI Peripheral Detail for the corresponding peripheral device by clicking the VIEW button 3 SPEAKER POSITIONING SETTINGS Allows you to set Position for each speaker to Left or Right according ...

Page 34: ...RM CR Reference Manual 33 4 MICROPHONE GROUP MUTE SETTINGS Allows you to group the microphones Grouping microphones links them when turning one on off 4 ...

Page 35: ...ou to specify the country or region where this unit is used Also allows you to specify the time zone 2 TIME SETTINGS Allows you to select whether to use NTP 3 DAYLIGHT SAVING SETTINGS Allows you to select whether to use daylight saving time with this unit 1 2 3 ...

Page 36: ...RM CR Reference Manual 35 SIP 1 SIP SETTINGS Allows you to select whether to use SIP 2 REGISTRATION SETTINGS Allows you to register the SIP server 1 2 ...

Page 37: ...ngs related to SIP calls 4 MEDIA SETTINGS Allows you to sort audio codecs into Enabled and Disabled by dragging and dropping them The codec placed at the top of the Enabled box has a higher priority with this unit Allows you to check adjust the interval at which audio packets are sent 3 4 ...

Page 38: ...RM CR Reference Manual 37 Transport 1 PRIORITY SETTINGS Allows you to select whether to enable QoS for SIP 2 TRANSPORT SETTINGS Allows you to check change the settings related to the SIP network 1 2 ...

Page 39: ...RM CR Reference Manual 38 3 NAT TRAVERSAL SETTINGS Allows you to check change the settings related to NAT traversal 3 ...

Page 40: ...RM CR Reference Manual 39 AUDIO Input 1 ...

Page 41: ...RM CR Reference Manual 40 1 AUDIO INPUT STATUS Allows you to check the audio input status for each connection method and connected device ...

Page 42: ...RM CR Reference Manual 41 Processing 1 2 ...

Page 43: ...ram to open a window for checking changing parameters for digital signal processing IMPORTANT Parameter changes are immediately reflected in the acoustics of the unit 3 AUTOMATIC AUDIO TUNING Allows you to perform automatic audio tuning by clicking the EXECUTE button IMPORTANT For better accuracy as much as possible avoid making noise during tuning NOTE A loud sound is output from the speakers dur...

Page 44: ...RM CR Reference Manual 43 Output 1 ...

Page 45: ...RM CR Reference Manual 44 1 AUDIO OUTPUT STATUS Allows you to check the audio output status for each connection method and connected device ...

Page 46: ...atability Allows you to check the versions of the firmware and Dante of peripheral devices The firmware and Dante of the peripheral device can be updated when Connected appears below Updatability If the firmware must be updated the version number appears in red IMPORTANT In order to update Dante the network portion of this unit s IP address and the network portion of Dante s IP address must be the...

Page 47: ...e update file s into the box then clicking the EXECUTE button The files for the latest firmware can be downloaded from the Yamaha website Yamaha website U S A and Canada https uc yamaha com support Other countries https download yamaha com Allows you to specify that the update will be performed automatically after the specified length of time 2 ...

Page 48: ...formation stored on this unit by clicking the EXPORT button 2 IMPORT CONTACTS Allows you to import SIP call contacts into this unit by dragging and dropping the contact file into the box then clicking the IMPORT button NOTE Create the contact file to be imported by editing the one exported in 1 1 2 ...

Page 49: ...settings of this unit by clicking the EXPORT button 2 IMPORT CONFIGURATION Allows you to import settings into this unit by dragging and dropping the settings file into the box then clicking the IMPORT button NOTE Create the settings file to be imported by editing the one exported in 1 1 2 ...

Page 50: ...RM CR Reference Manual 49 3 RESET DEFAULTS Allows you to reset the settings of this unit by clicking the RESET button IMPORTANT Be sure to check what is to be reset before doing it 3 ...

Page 51: ...al 50 Logs 1 DOWNLOAD LOGS Allows you to download logs by clicking the DOWNLOAD button NOTE Be sure to read alert log list on the following pages for explanations on the displayed alert log and the recommended solutions 1 ...

Page 52: ...b UI internal failure Internal failure has occurred in Web GUI Turn the power off then turn the power on after waiting at least six seconds If this does not solve the problem please initialize settings Should this also fails contact your Yamaha dealer failed to start audio proc The device audio has not started up correctly Turn the power off then turn on after waiting at least six seconds If this ...

Page 53: ...ower off let the CPU cool down Turn the power on again If the temperature is still too high check the installation environment and whether dirt or a foreign object could have clogged the cooling fan and clean the fan if necessary Fan hardware error Hardware error has occurred in fan speed Check whether dirt or a foreign object could have clogged the cooling fan and clean the fan if necessary If th...

Page 54: ...oblems with the RM CR s SIP configurations Factory reset failed Factory reset has failed reset failed Partial reset has failed Web UI login failure by Web GUI login failure has occurred by IP address Check password Scheduling event failed because of Scheduling event has failed Check the number of scheduled events Bluetooth hardware restarted Bluetooth had not worked correctly and was restarted If ...

Page 55: ...0 W Temperature Operating 0 C 40 C Storage 20 C 60 C Humidity Operating 30 90 non condensing Storage 20 90 non condensing Indicators Power Status Bluetooth Network Port Indicator 3 Included items Installation manual this document access panel with screw USB cable A B type USB cable A micro B type rubber feet 4 pcs Separately sold items Mounting accessory RM MTL Mounting accessory RM MRK ...

Page 56: ...DP AVRCP 1 6 Supported codecs CVSD SBC mSBC Wireless output Class 2 Maximum communication distance 10 meters no obstructions Wireless frequencies operating frequencies 2 402 2 480 MHz Maximum output power EIRP 4 0 dBm 2 5 mW SIP Call Handling Dial Answer Hold Resume Forwarding Do not disturb Call ID Voice Mail Notifications switch configured Call Bridging Supports Bridging SIP USB BT and AUX Calls...

Page 57: ...ebUI fixed IP Cable requirement USB cable A micro B type Input Terminal Actual Load Impedance For Use With Nominal Input Level Connector Nominal Max Before Clip MIC IN 1 2 2 2 kΩ 50 600 Ω 46 dBu 26 dBu XLR 3 31 Balanced AUX IN L R 20 kΩ 1 kΩ 14 dBV 6 dBV RCA PIN Output Terminal Actual Source Impedance For Use With Nominal Output Level Connector Nominal Max Before Clip AUX OUT L R 1 kΩ 10 kΩ 14 dBV...

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