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Studer OnAir 1000

Digital Broadcast Mixing Console, SW V4.0/4.0

Operating and Service Instructions

Summary of Contents for SW V4.0 OnAir 1000

Page 1: ...Studer OnAir 1000 Digital Broadcast Mixing Console SW V4 0 4 03 Operating and Service Instructions...

Page 2: ...egensdorf Prepared and edited by Copyright by Studer Professional Audio GmbH Studer Professional Audio GmbH Printed in Switzerland Technical Documentation Order no 10 27 4892 Ed 0704 Althardstrasse 30...

Page 3: ...I of laser or LED products according to EN 60825 1 1994 they will not be expressly marked on the product If a special design should be covered by a higher class of this standard the device concerned...

Page 4: ...must not be blocked in any way during operation e g by objects placed upon them placement of the unit on a soft surface or installation of the unit within a rack or piece of furniture The unit must n...

Page 5: ...cted to the unit see ex planation at the beginning of this paragraph B4 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC The unit conforms to the protection requirements relevant to electromag netic phenomena that a...

Page 6: ...sing e g metal foil underneath the floor covering carpet with conductive backing C Maintenance All air vents and openings for operating elements faders rotary knobs must be checked on a regular basis...

Page 7: ...rgized parts For this reason the following precautions must be observed Maintenance may only be performed by trained personnel in accordance with the applicable regulations The equipment must be switc...

Page 8: ...es the volume of waste If you need to dispose of the transport packing materials please try to use recyclable means Disposal of Used Equipment Used equipment contains valuable raw materials as well as...

Page 9: ...s own expense Caution Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Also refer to rele vant information in this manua...

Page 10: ...lowing for an additional maximum 10 K increase at the hot components In order to dissipate 1 kW with this admissible average heat increase an air flow of 2 65 m min is required Example A rack dissipat...

Page 11: ...idity related to the coldest system surface always remains below 100 Ensure that the enclosed air is as dry as possible when powering off i e before switching off in winter aerate the room with cold d...

Page 12: ...ntaminants Recommended application temperature range is 20 40 C Remove the plastic protective backing from the rear side of the clamp and apply it firmly to the surface at the desired position Allow a...

Page 13: ...em and or its options at the time of delivery to the Customer but have not been developed by Studer The following conditions are applicable to programs of third parties The right to use third parties...

Page 14: ...cording to the paragraph above by appro priate defense measures against unauthorized access This obligation of non disclosure is a perpetual obligation Third parties are entitled to have access to the...

Page 15: ...selection becomes active The selection is latching and the key is il luminated until any other Monitoring Selector key is pressed Mutually Releasing Momentary If one of the Monitoring Selector keys is...

Page 16: ...6 Switch TB TO TEL1 15 Switch PGM 7 n c 16 Switch AUX2 24 Lamp STUDIO MIC ON 8 Lamp AUX1 17 Switch PFL 25 GND 9 Lamp OFF AIR 18 Switch TB TO CR 3 MONITOR EXPANDER Page Talkback Functions The MONITOR...

Page 17: ...PGM OUT Pin 9 REC OUT new output 1 PROGRAM AND REC 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 2 PROGRAM 0 1 x x 0 1 0 0 3 REC x x 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 PROGRAM REC new setting 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 In other wo...

Page 18: ...by moving its fader up from its lower stop while it is switched ON or the other way round by switching the channel ON while its fader is positioned above the lower stop this channel s Channel Control...

Page 19: ...2 2 3 Adjustments Repair 2 2 2 2 4 PC Card 2 2 2 3 Technical Specifications 2 3 3 Operating Concept 3 1 3 1 Operating Elements 3 1 3 1 1 Power Switch 3 1 3 1 2 Touch Screen Unit 3 2 3 1 3 Metering Sec...

Page 20: ...to Memory 5 14 5 8 4 Delete a Channel Routing from Memory Administrator Only 5 15 5 8 5 Channel Routing Administration 5 15 5 9 Using PC Cards 5 16 5 9 1 Load a Snapshot Mic Setting Channel Routing fr...

Page 21: ...n of the Currently Playing Input Line 9 4 9 3 6 Pre Listening 9 4 9 3 7 Time Synchronization 9 4 10 User Modes 10 1 10 1 Purpose of User Modes 10 1 10 2 Access to Configurable Functions of the Console...

Page 22: ...iagnostics 13 2 13 2 Indication on Failure of Restricted Functions 13 6 13 3 System Test 13 7 13 3 1 Buttons Faders Test 13 7 13 3 2 Display Test 13 8 13 3 3 PC Card Test 13 9 13 3 4 SW Versions Displ...

Page 23: ...Input Units 15 2 15 3 Telephone Hybrid Interface 15 3 15 4 Analog Output Units 15 4 15 5 Digital Output Units 15 5 15 6 Insert Unit 15 5 15 7 Clock Sync Interface 15 5 15 8 Time Sync Interface 15 6 15...

Page 24: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 0 6 Contents Part 1 SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...

Page 25: ...d with double redundant mains power supply For more information on this subject please refer to chapter 14 2 The OnAir 1000 can be integrated seamlessly with a broadcast automation system CAB like Stu...

Page 26: ...INSERT CHANNEL ON AUX 1 PFL AUX 2 FADER BALANCE AUX1 AUX2 EQU FILTER DIG PAD DC REJ PHASE AUX 1 AUX 2 PFL FADER BALANCE EQU FILTER DC REJ PHASE DIG PAD AUX1 AUX2 ON BUS INPUTS TB TO CR D SFC d d D AE...

Page 27: ...MON A D a EXT PFL D A D D D A D A A D TB TO STUDIO C S TALK EXT TO PFL INSERT INSERT 2 x INSERTS D A a SEND 1 SEND 2 a a D A D A D A a RET 1 RET 2 d d d BLOCK DIAGRAM AUDIO ON AIR 1000M2 V4 BUS MASTER...

Page 28: ...Line input units there is a selection of AES EBU inputs on XLR connectors and S PDIF inputs on Cinch RCA and optical TOSlink connectors available Each A or B input of every input unit is equipped with...

Page 29: ...voltages in a range of 100 to 240 VAC 50 to 60 Hz DC Operation The console can be operated from a 24 VDC source through the respective 24 VDC connector provided on the rear panel For DC operation it...

Page 30: ...s Repair Danger All internal adjustments as well as repair work on this product must be performed by trained technicians Replacing the Supply Unit The primary fuse is located within the power supply u...

Page 31: ...le Input impedance 1 k Insert level 15 dBuFS with 9 dB headroom 6 dBu A D converter 24 bit Delta Sigma 64 oversampling Dynamics typ 102 dB unweighted THD N 85 dBFS 20 Hz to 20 kHz 1 dBFS THD N 100 dBF...

Page 32: ...the same signal is fed to two XLR sockets with individual buffers Output level 2 to 5 V Output impedance 110 Equalizer Treble control High 5 kHz 10 kHz 15 dB depending on Customer Code setting refer t...

Page 33: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console Date printed 23 10 03 SW V 4 0 General 2 5 Dimensions in mm 690 790 636 250...

Page 34: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 2 6 General SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...

Page 35: ...one In the OnAir 1000 individual settings can be stored by simply pressing a few keys every operator can recall his particular tailor made setting and con centrate afterwards upon his essential task p...

Page 36: ...formats as well as the fader and the user stopwatches 2 Rotary Encoders Depending on the current status the rotary encoders are used for parameter settings 3 Contrast Knob For setting the touch scree...

Page 37: ...MONITOR X X PROGRAM X X RECORD X X AUX 1 X X AUX 2 X AUDIT X N 1 A For configuration details refer to chapter 11 2 4 Below the meters an electret talkback microphone is integrated into the console th...

Page 38: ...ontrol DIM If pressed the monitor speaker level is reduced by 20 dB The DIM function is activated automatically if one of the TALK BACK keys is pressed If CR DIM WHEN AUDITION SEL is set in the COMMON...

Page 39: ...ever not affected by the DIM and CUT functions 5 Talkback Selector for five talkback destinations N 1 B N 1 A Connection between the talkback microphone in the control room and the corresponding clean...

Page 40: ...no 3 Keys for deactivating or activating an input channel Can be reconfigured 3 ON key no 2 For details please refer to chapters 8 and 14 3 4 Linear Fader The audio path is fully digital therefore th...

Page 41: ...d 4 7 9 A B For selecting the physical inputs A or B of this input unit Each time one of these keys is pressed even if this physical input is currently active the full length label scrolls by in the f...

Page 42: ...2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 3 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 3 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 3 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 3 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 3 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 3 2 3 1 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2...

Page 43: ...may be limited to some users by the administrator causing that certain screen parts are hid den Full access permission is in such a case only obtained when entering a password For a description of how...

Page 44: ...nsole settings at a single glance Channel Label Display The four character channel label display shows the name of the selected physical input The channel label is entered in the Mixer Setup menu of t...

Page 45: ...ole is used together with an automation system the fader value can be set by the automation system via the Monitora protocol In case the user would like to take over the control of the signal with the...

Page 46: ...eamp s gain is set with the first rotary encoder in a 5 75 dB range the adjusted value is indicated in the GAIN field AUX 1 AUX 2 The AUX 1 2 ON and OFF touch screen fields route the input channel sig...

Page 47: ...d INV is highlighted Touching NORM de activates the phase inversion Only in the RR case the phase inversion takes place in the R input path CAL In the CAL field the gain deviation referred to nominal...

Page 48: ...r 10 of the user currently logged in the functions not available to this user will not be displayed on the Channel Control page an example is given below This user cannot ac cess the following paramet...

Page 49: ...turnover frequencies and variable boost cut The frequency is selected by the left hand CUTOFF touch screen fields the gain is set with the first left most rotary encoder The second rotary encoder sets...

Page 50: ...annel is opened by pressing the EQ key of an analog or digital line input channel s fader strip If the user has no access permission to the EQ parameters the EQ filter page will not be displayed at al...

Page 51: ...wn environment he must log in He has to touch the LOGIN field on the touch screen The LOGIN page will appear where the user can touch the field with his own name More information on the login procedur...

Page 52: ...r buses is done by touching the corre sponding fields on the screen A highlighted background indicates the cur rent status The AUX 1 and AUX 2 gain indication symbols are always displayed even if no o...

Page 53: ...r mation on the special CUT and DIM conditions please refer to chapter 11 2 2 CR DIM WHEN AUDITION SELECTED or as a third mono or stereo clean feed If the user has no access permission for the clean f...

Page 54: ...below Setting Meaning NEVER The input channel is never routed to N 1 or AUDIT WHEN PG REC The input channel is routed to N 1 and or AUDIT if the input channel is either assigned to the program or to...

Page 55: ...n can also be done via a pushbutton remote control from the studio op tional accessory Studio Talkback Box available The field of the cur rently selected signal source is highlighted The signal select...

Page 56: ...ings are accessible in the CHAN ROUT area If no global channel routings should have been defined by the system adminis trator the CHAN ROUT area is not displayed as shown below The right part of the M...

Page 57: ...e s flash memory More snapshots can be saved on a PC Card refer to chapter 5 9 and loaded from the card into the console s flash memory if required A name can be given to every snapshot which is displ...

Page 58: ...e without saving the new name When touching ENTER the keyboard page is left and the snap shot data are saved Note Global snapshots can be saved by the system administrator only Logged in users only ca...

Page 59: ...field columns on the Mixer Setup page 5 7 1 Recall a Mic Setting from Memory To recall a mic setting from the console s internal flash memory first open the Mixer Setup page SNAPSHOTS MIC SET CHAN RO...

Page 60: ...ave a name assigned can be selected It will however be over written by the new mic setting Now a new name can be generated or the already present name can be overwritten or edited When touching ENTER...

Page 61: ...ated be fore the preamplifier An input unit signal cannot be routed to more than one fader strip 5 8 1 Channel Routing The channel routing i e the input unit to fader strip assignment is ac cessed on...

Page 62: ...and will be automatically re routed when the input channel is assigned to a different fader When the desired crosspoint is found touch the SET field A dot appears at this crosspoint in the grid indic...

Page 63: ...e input channel is still available Notes This could be dangerous for a new user taking over the console or for un experienced users Therefore being in the HOME page the HOME field toggles to CHN ON OF...

Page 64: ...RY or PRIVATE only one user channel routing can be recalled for logged in users by selecting RECALL USER ROUTING When the console is switched on the last channel routing i e the one that was active be...

Page 65: ...is trator the default user s user routing can also be saved or edited by any user not logged in i e the default user if access permission is given Channel Routings User Channel Routing The procedure f...

Page 66: ...ally The relationship between the file name extension and the file content is shown in the following table Data type File name extension Global snapshot gss Private snapshot pss Global mic setting mis...

Page 67: ...l after confirmation be overwritten it will no more be visible for the initial user If the card is full a dialog box appears telling that the file cannot be saved 5 9 3 Delete a Snapshot Mic Setting C...

Page 68: ...not logged in i e he has not entered any password he is automatically treated as the default user The default user too has private settings these will however not be password protected so they can be...

Page 69: ...data No other actions on the console can be affected Snapshots and Mic Settings After selecting PRIVATE in the Mixer Setup page the second rotary en coder from the left the one below the user s name...

Page 70: ...user channel routing in the Mixer Setup page after selection of PRIVATE only one user channel routing can be recalled by selecting RECALL USER ROUTING for more information on this sub ject please refe...

Page 71: ...or the system administra tor Refer to chapter 10 for details on how to set up function access per mission and new user accounts 5 12 System Configuration System configuration is a separate function gr...

Page 72: ...displays and func tions is shown 5 13 1 Watch The watch gives a time day of week and date display The default time reference is an internal battery buffered real time clock RTC The RTC continues to r...

Page 73: ...MIXER SETUP SYSTEM CONFIG INPUT menu item TIMER START YES NO The counter stops when the audio channel that started the stopwatch is switched OFF or its fader is closed Note If more than one audio cha...

Page 74: ...ster outputs PFL function is not available Overload indication is available Master level can be controlled by Monitora extended commands Signaling ON AIR CR MIC and STUDIO MIC as well as CR Studio CUT...

Page 75: ...illuminated if selected External 3 General purpose analog stereo input signal EXT3 is illuminated if selected External 2 General purpose analog stereo input signal EXT2 is illuminated if selected Ext...

Page 76: ...o PFL signal PFL is illuminated if selected PFL CR monitor The left headphones signal is the mono PFL signal while the right headphones signal is the mono CR signal as selected by the monitor source s...

Page 77: ...al Off air input General purpose input signal usually from re ceiver OFF AIR is highlighted if selected EXT 3 External input General purpose input signal EXT 3 is highlighted if selected As soon as on...

Page 78: ...e connection between DJ mic and the Studio is established for as long as this key is pressed Any microphone in the control room including the integrated TB micro phone can be the CR microphone if TB S...

Page 79: ...CONFIG page sets the as signment of the talkback source i e the input channel to the TB bus NONE from CR or from Studio During talkback from the Studio the studio speakers are dimmed only if at least...

Page 80: ...ntrol output is activated if EXT PFL is active In addition the EXT PFL function can be activated by a dedicated control input on the EXT PFL CTRL connector refer to chapter 14 11 With this feature the...

Page 81: ...respond ing master fader open STUDIO MIC OUT At least one input channel of a studio microphone is active channel ON fader open assigned to program or record bus corresponding master fader open PGM OUT...

Page 82: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 7 2 Signaling SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...

Page 83: ...pter 8 3 1 The status of the output signals depends on the control elements of the fader strip keys 1 to 3 fader input selection channel routing and output bus assignment as well as on the console con...

Page 84: ...nput channel To protect a channel from being switched off inadvertently the OFF func tion can be disabled This setting is performed in the COMMON SET TINGS page it is valid for all channels of the con...

Page 85: ...y 3 OFF configured as LOCATE key is pressed while the channel is closed fader closed or channel OFF Using this function a source that has been pre listened before can be reset to the start point PREVI...

Page 86: ...a single input channel Electrical isolation between CTRL OUT and the connected source re lay with make contact Conversion from the continuous fader start signal to electrically isolated start and sto...

Page 87: ...ng with PFL and subsequent locate to the start Manual locate also available see Note 1 PFL ON FADER LOCATE PFL LOC KEY LOCATE CTRL OUT1 remote control input fader start CTRL OUT2 remote control input...

Page 88: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 8 6 Machine Control SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...

Page 89: ...Automations technik Thomas Volgmann furthermore called MONPROT which was defined by VCS and Siemens The implementation in the OnAir 1000 is a subset of MONPROT For detailed information on the telegram...

Page 90: ...labels must be named DIGI 1 through DIGI 3 Normally three input channels are used with the CAB system a fourth DIGI 4 input channel is possible but unusual 9 3 2 Communication Time Out If no valid te...

Page 91: ...me This will send a new audio level to the DSP and switch the input channel ON in any case If a take ends the CAB performs a cross fade on its audio card the se lected channels on the console remain o...

Page 92: ...r record bus as defined in the Common Settings page The channel is selected by the CAB SOURCE_SELECTION 9 3 6 Pre Listening When starting the pre listening function in the CAB system by clicking on th...

Page 93: ...sion to change them only to a restricted number of users In order to satisfy these needs the OnAir 1000 console supports individual user ac cess rights Three classes of users are defined for the OnAir...

Page 94: ...PF for Aux 1 Add channel input to Aux 1 Remove channel input from Aux 1 Aux 1 level configurable configurable accessible Aux 2 parameters Set channel input as AF for Aux 2 Set channel input as PF for...

Page 95: ...lection configurable configurable accessible All other parameters accessible accessible accessible Mixer setup Delete selected global snapshot mic setting channel routing accessible Create global snap...

Page 96: ...administrator only The users supposed to use the console with basic functionality do not need an account To adjust the console to differently trained staff it is possible to change the access permiss...

Page 97: ...ccess permission is configured by touching the corresponding function fields on the NEW USER page With SET LIKE DEFAULT USER the access permission setting and the channel routing of the default user a...

Page 98: ...y touching the SET CHANNEL ROUTING field in the USER EDIT page In addition the administrator can allow a user to change his own channel routing When the SET CHANNEL ROUTING field is touched the CHANNE...

Page 99: ...r 11 2 11 the de fault user s channel routing is also recalled automatically If the user is a registered user and if he wants to work in his own private environment he must log in After touching the L...

Page 100: ...person only the system administrator sim ply has to enable all access rights for the default user This is the way the user can control all console functions except the user administration functions w...

Page 101: ...Handling System configuration can be changed by the system administrator or by any user with access right to the SYSTEM CONFIG page System con figuration includes data for Channel labels Control signa...

Page 102: ...USTOMER CODE INPUT CHANNEL No Input type INPUT A B LABEL SIGN INPUT CONNECTOR digital line input only LEVEL analog line input only HEADROOM analog line input only CTRL OUT 1 CTRL OUT 2 CTRL IN TB SOUR...

Page 103: ...d input can also be selected by pressing the SEL key of a channel The display will show the current con figuration data for the selected input and channel To change a parameter the corresponding field...

Page 104: ...ancel without changes SIGN TB SOURCE SIGN is used for signaling red light and monitoring cut and dim the available options are NONE CR and STUDIO The TB SOURCE parameter in the INPUT CONFIG page sets...

Page 105: ...is assigned to the program bus WHEN REC The input channel is routed to N 1 and or AUDIT if the channel is assigned to the record bus ALWAYS The input channel is always routed to N 1 and or AUDIT rega...

Page 106: ...stem FADER STATUS is ON AIR if the input channel is assigned to the selected bus PROGRAM RECORD or either of them KEY FUNCTIONS Functions of the channel keys labeled ON and OFF The ON key either switc...

Page 107: ...buses can be set 11 2 4 Level Meter The LEVEL METER configuration page defines the signal sources for the level meters no 1 and no 2 The sources for the phase correlators always are the same as the o...

Page 108: ...e settings are made on the TIME page Access permission to the SYSTEM CONFIG page is required From the HOME page this page is found by selecting MIXER SETUP followed by SYSTEM CONFIG TIME DATE and TIME...

Page 109: ...periodically reset by ext time reference signal century never over written by ext ref By user periodically reset by the external time reference signal AUTOMATION Internal quartz peri odically updated...

Page 110: ...SOLE DUMP page allows the user to save mixer setup data on a PC Card to send them to the serial port or to load mixer setup data from a PC Card This feature can be used for back up purposes for copyin...

Page 111: ...to the console by selecting CHANNEL ROUTING LOAD FROM PC CARD and EXECUTE Channel routings already existing in the console will be overwritten 11 2 9 System Synchronization On this page the system syn...

Page 112: ...tected the console automatically selects the INTERNAL mode however the external clock selection in the SYSTEM SYNC page is not changed As soon as a valid external clock signal is available the console...

Page 113: ...dB then the channel s level is set according to the physical fader position instead of 0 dB This avoids the console to enter the Auto Takeover mode Note Not implemented for the SET_FADER_LEVEL_ONLY c...

Page 114: ...f more than one of the Customer Code functions are desired the corre sponding codes can be accumulated by just adding the code numbers Please note that the customer codes are displayed and entered in...

Page 115: ...sole in the factory and afterwards due to new releases and upgrades only Pro gram and data are installed in a Flash memory The application software is loaded from PC Cards For this purpose read only c...

Page 116: ...CARD or whether he wants to stop the software update procedure CANCEL When canceling the software update the program returns to the SYSTEM CONFIG page After touching the PC CARD button in the dialog...

Page 117: ...ftware or if required and available an op tional customer code CCODE can be entered Any customer code see chapter 11 2 11 will be reset to the default value 0x00000000 when updating the system softwar...

Page 118: ...system has to be re booted Afterwards a message box appears with the message that the sys tem software must be updated Should the PC Card not contain valid code the following dialog box ap pears Inser...

Page 119: ...avior of the console in case of restrictions is defined at the place where the function is described The way the user is told about failures is defined globally in the following System Tests They are...

Page 120: ...ntries in the Log List need to be indicated to the user immediately on their occurrence A dialog box does this regardless of the page cur rently selected on the touch screen System diagnostics is perf...

Page 121: ...tion no no Insert n m Module installed 026 Information yes no Insert n m Module added 027 Warning yes no Insert n m Module removed 028 Information no no Sync Module installed 029 Information yes no Sy...

Page 122: ...n m not reconfigured 066 Information yes yes Load Configuration Failure due to missing Input Data in Configuration File Channel n Input 3 6 not reconfigured 067 Information yes yes Restore Configurat...

Page 123: ...IOS Pa rameter Block 127 Information yes yes PC Card Slot File Empty 128 Information yes yes PC Card Slot Snapshot Block Checksum Failure n of m Snapshots loaded 129 Information yes yes PC Card Slot M...

Page 124: ...nowledges the message by touching the OK field in the box Each of these system messages is also entered to the Log List To be re moved from the Log List it has to be acknowledged by the user To preven...

Page 125: ...d has to be touched Keys and Lamps Test If one of the keys OFF ON PFL SEL EQ A or B is pressed it is illumi nated To check the LEDs next to the fader and the OVL LED move the fader knob from its lowes...

Page 126: ...Trigger Point The fader start trigger point must be calibrated only in case of problems with the fader start control output signal i e if fader start is active even if the fader is completely closed...

Page 127: ...card used for storing and recalling console configuration snap shot data and mic settings When having touched PC CARD the inserted PC Card is checked for battery voltage and write protection 13 3 4 S...

Page 128: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 13 10 Diagnostics SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...

Page 129: ...DC For redundancy these two power sources can also be connected to the console simultaneously Internal External Fuses For DC operation there is a fuse F1 T 8 0 A H 250 V UL CSA located on the PSU sub...

Page 130: ...lly floating and pulled to GND if alarm is active P1 and P2 connected default factory setting or pin 4 is normally pulled to GND and becomes floating if alarm is active P1 and P3 connected Should the...

Page 131: ...s well as with dual redundant 24 VDC supply together with a separate external 19 dual supply unit The diagram above shows the different possibilities with the standard ver sions a c and the dual suppl...

Page 132: ...ones of the stan dard versions too The OnAir 1000 consoles with fully redundant power supply are delivered under two different order numbers see below and come complete with the 19 Redundancy PSU How...

Page 133: ...Output above 5 not used 6 PSS1 Power supply select 1 see Single Supply for Redundant Version below 7 GND 8 GND 9 GND 10 GND Mating cable connectors 54 20 2010 female 1 918 210 01 male Single Supply fo...

Page 134: ...S Chassis CTRL connector D type 9pin male Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 CTRL OUT 1A 6 COMMON 2 5 V SUPPLY 7 CTRL OUT 2B 3 CTRL OUT 2A 8 CTRL IN B 4 CTRL IN A 9 GND 5 CTRL OUT 1B Two control outputs CTRL OUT...

Page 135: ...ed for muting the input channel for remote control of the ON OFF key or for entering ready status Four operating modes are available NOT ACTIVE Input is inactive READY Acknowledgement of a ready signa...

Page 136: ...e inputs has all connectors XLR Cinch RCA TOSlink re quired for supporting the AES EBU and S PDIF standards The most important C bits Professional Audio Emphasis Sampling rate Stereo are read on the i...

Page 137: ...r load The analog TB outputs are transformer balanced They are fed to XLR connectors at the rear panel and to AMP connectors on the PCBs unbal anced AMP outputs are available on the PCBs The levels of...

Page 138: ...Telephone Hybrid Interface The telephone hybrid interface is used to control two external telephone hybrid units from the console Pin Assignment TEL HYBRID A B D type 15pin male Pin Signal Pin Signal...

Page 139: ...with trimmer potentiometers located on the PCB refer to chapter 15 4 for component location Pin Assignment ANALOG OUT A B XLR 3pin male Pin Signal 1 Chassis 2 Output 3 Output 14 9 Digital Output Each...

Page 140: ...field of the corresponding insert on the AUX MASTER INSERT page is activated The sends are equipped with an internal limiter located before the D A converter to avoid overloads Nominal insert level is...

Page 141: ...ignals are available 1 External PFL IN opto coupler input 1 External PFL OUT open collector output The EXT PFL CTRL D Type connector 9pin male is used for the control signals from and to a CAB system...

Page 142: ...e is 5 V Note 2 100 series resistors provided internally for short circuit protection STUDIO MONITOR AUDIO B talkback in 15pin D type female Pin Signal 1 Ext TB in 2 Chassis 3 n c 4 n c 5 n c 6 Chassi...

Page 143: ...d either to 5 V SUPPLY or to an external power supply max 15 VDC Active low control signals are connected between Switch XXX and GND The Switch inputs are opto coupler inputs with an internal 1 k curr...

Page 144: ...ive low control signal from a radio automation sys tem is connected between the control inputs and GND The inputs are opto coupler inputs with internal 1 k current limiting resistors The External PFL...

Page 145: ...ut is active if any input channel is on i e fader open ON pushbutton active signal routed to the PROGRAM or RECORD bus If set with the Customer Code refer to chapter 11 2 11 an external con trol signa...

Page 146: ...gnal 1 Phones OUT left 6 Phones OUT right 2 GND 7 n c 3 GND 8 n c 4 Potentiometer wiper 9 n c 5 5 V SUPPLY Notes A linear 10 k volume control potentiometer can be connected between 5 V SUPPLY and GND...

Page 147: ...le 8 CTS Note 2 4 DTR Note 1 9 n c 5 GND TX transmit RX receive Note 1 DCD DTR and DSR are connected internally Note 2 RTS and CTS are connected internally 14 13 Clock Sync Interface The clock sync in...

Page 148: ...configuration chapter 11 2 5 and the DIP switch and jumper setting chapter 15 8 depend on the type of reference signal being used Pin Assignments RS422 D type 9 pin male Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 GND 6...

Page 149: ...B1 IMB2 IMB3 IMB4 P19 P26 P27 P71 P72 P70 P73 DSP Board 1 942 102 xx Level Meter 1 942 613 xx P11 P10 P9 P8 Control Front Board I 1 942 110 xx 16pin 20pin 20pin 20pin Control Front Board II 1 942 111...

Page 150: ...1 Monitoring Controller 1 942 182 xx CR Monitor Out 1 942 133 xx Studio Monitor D SUB 1 942 139 xx CR Monitor D SUB 1 942 129 xx P3 P1 P1 P1 P1 P2 P2 P2 P2 16pin 2pin Control Front Board III 1 942 612...

Page 151: ...On the Mic Line and Digital input units this address is set with a DIP switch On the Talkback Mic input units however the address is set with a jumper refer to chapter 15 2 When replacing one of the i...

Page 152: ...r pos 11 INT MIC for pos 12 EXT MIC PHANTOM PWR ON OFF Selection of 48 V phantom power for the balanced mic input P2 or P7 Factory setting PHANTOM PWR OFF GAIN HI LO For the internal standard electret...

Page 153: ...e P7 External transformer balanced mic input parallel to XLR connector P2 P5 Unbalanced TB output P9 Transformer balanced TB output parallel to XLR connector P3 P8 External TB control input parallel t...

Page 154: ...2 OUTPUT LEVEL A LEFT RA3 OUTPUT LEVEL B RIGHT P56 P57 P58 P59 RA4 OUTPUT LEVEL B LEFT P55 B MONO B STEREO P26 P13 P53 P40 P15 P2 P42 P29 A B P27 P28 P41 P54 P14 A STEREO A MONO not assigned PFL not a...

Page 155: ...D REC pos 13 lower factory set OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF AUDITION AUD not assigned ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF N 1 A not assigned OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF N 1 B not assigned ON OFF ON OFF ON ON ON O...

Page 156: ...ON HOPF 6021 telegram 9600 baud 7 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON VORTEX 482D 9600 baud opt 0 8 ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON LEITCH CSD 5300 300 baud SMPTE bi phase TC 9 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON SMPTE bi pha...

Page 157: ...etting The power alarm signal pin4 of the 10pin 24 VDC connector is a relay contact max 40 V 200 mA Its behaviour depends on jumper J1 on the PSU sub board see component layout diagram in chapter 14 1...

Page 158: ...s SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03 15 12 DSP PCB Jumper Setting On the DSP PCB only the CFG1 jumper must be inserted Do not change this setting 15 13 Control Front Board I DIP Switches On the Control Fr...

Page 159: ...idge MD players 8 1 Central Screen Test 13 7 Change User Record 10 5 Channel 1 4 Channel Control page 4 1 4 4 4 5 Channel Functions 4 1 Channel Label 3 6 channel label display 4 2 channel OFF 8 2 chan...

Page 160: ...g 2 2 Emphasis 14 11 EQ 3 7 4 7 EQ Key 4 2 EQ filter page 4 2 4 7 4 8 Error 13 1 Error Handling 12 4 13 1 EXT 1 3 4 6 1 EXT 2 3 4 6 1 EXT 3 3 4 5 5 6 1 6 3 EXT PFL 3 5 EXT PFL CTRL 6 6 14 16 EXT PFL i...

Page 161: ...b Time 11 13 Loudspeaker 3 2 M Machine Control 8 1 mains cable 2 2 mains earth 2 2 mains voltages 2 1 MASTER FADER ASSIGNMENT 11 6 Master Faders 4 2 Master Functions 5 1 Meinberg 15 6 Mic Input 14 6 M...

Page 162: ...ower Supply 1 1 14 3 repair 2 2 RESET 5 23 5 24 Restricted Functions 13 1 Rotary Encoders 3 2 Rotary Encoders Test 13 7 routing 3 1 5 6 5 11 RS232 9 1 14 19 14 20 15 6 RS422 9 1 14 19 14 20 15 6 RS485...

Page 163: ...page 5 23 11 8 Time setting 11 9 TIME SYNC 11 9 Time Sync input 11 9 time sync interface 14 20 15 6 TIME SYNC PROTOCOL 15 6 Time Synchronization 9 4 time zone offset 11 9 timecode 14 20 time of day 5...

Page 164: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 16 6 Index SW V 4 0 Date printed 23 10 03...

Page 165: ...3 1 3 1 2 Audition Configuration 3 1 3 2 Hardware Configuration 3 2 3 2 1 Input Unit Configuration 3 2 3 2 2 Output Unit Configuration 3 3 3 2 3 DSP Board 3 4 3 2 4 Level Meter Board 3 4 4 Service 4 1...

Page 166: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 0 2 Contents Part 2 SW V4 0 Date printed 24 10 03...

Page 167: ...rnal racks required Low power consumption Excellent price performance ratio 1 1 System Architecture OnAir 1000 System Block Diagram Input Unit Block 1 Ch 1 6 IMB_1 Input Unit Block 2 Ch 7 12 IMB_2 Con...

Page 168: ...6 RAM optional LEVEL_METER Power Supply SMB1 SPI SCC4 SCC1 SCC2 SMC1 SCC3 _IRQ6 SMC2 WCLK_IN 2 x 2 Ch 5 x 2 Ch out 4 x 2 Ch in LCD_2 LCD_3 LCD_4 LCD_5 LCD_1 Flash EPROM 128 or 512 kByte 8 DRAM 1 32 MB...

Page 169: ...and or digital AUX 2 Auxiliary output stereo or mono analog and or digital N 1 A Clean feed output mono analog and or digital N 1 B Clean feed output mono analog and or digital AUDITION Audition outp...

Page 170: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 1 4 Features SW V4 0 Date printed 24 10 03...

Page 171: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console Date printed 24 10 03 SW V4 0 Hardware 2 1 2 HARDWARE 690 790 636 250...

Page 172: ...ic Input Unit 1 942 720 xx 4 Line Input Unit 1 942 732 xx Line Input Unit 1 942 732 xx 5 Line Input Unit 1 942 732 xx Line Input Unit 1 942 732 xx 6 Digital Input Unit 1 942 740 xx Line Input Unit 1 9...

Page 173: ...hapters 14 8 and 14 9 2 3 Monitoring The monitoring section includes monitoring functions for control room CR and studio Audio and control signals are handled by this section The CR monitoring functio...

Page 174: ...C R MON TB TO C R MON A D a EXT PFL D A D D D A D A A D TB TO STUDIO C S TALK EXT TO PFL INSERT INSERT METER 1 2 x INSERTS D A a SEND 1 SEND 2 a a D A D A D A a RET 1 RET 2 d d d BLOCK DIAGRAM AUDIO O...

Page 175: ...On the channel sections there is only one PCB Front Board 1 942 710 xx which reads all the keys and faders The center section consists of three PCBs Control Front Board I 1 942 610 xx is the controll...

Page 176: ...is a fuse F1 T 8 0 A H 250 V UL CSA located on the PSU sub board see component layout diagram on the next page In case of failure this fuse must be replaced by a spare fuse of exactly the same type a...

Page 177: ...d pulled to GND if alarm is active P1 and P2 connected default factory setting or pin 4 is normally pulled to GND and becomes floating if alarm is active P1 and P3 connected Should the supply voltage...

Page 178: ...ith dual redundant 24 VDC supply together with a separate external 19 dual supply unit The diagram above shows the different possibilities with the standard versions a c and the dual supply redundant...

Page 179: ...of the standard versions too The OnAir 1000 consoles with fully redundant power supply are delivered under two different order numbers see below and come complete with the 19 Redundancy PSU However th...

Page 180: ...tput see Alarm Output above 5 not used 6 PSS1 Power supply select 1 see Single Supply for Redundant Version below 7 GND 8 GND 9 GND 10 GND Mating cable connectors 54 20 2010 female 1 918 210 01 male S...

Page 181: ...provides conversion to analog format for two stereo channels The Level Meter Board consists of two parts arranged as a sandwich Note Within the OnAir 1000 System it is not possible to install level me...

Page 182: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 2 12 Hardware SW V4 0 Date printed 24 10 03...

Page 183: ...responding field in the INPUT CONFIG page must be defined refer to chapter 11 2 1 of the OnAir 1000 Operating Manual Talkback to both N 1 buses is possi ble from the control room and from the studio 3...

Page 184: ...k Mic Input Units on positions 11 and 12 the address is set with a jumper These addresses are correctly set in the factory Address setting is re quired only when replacing a PCB in this case just set...

Page 185: ...ils please refer to the table below DIP Switch no Output Signal and PCB Position 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PROGRAM PGM ON AIR pos 13 upper ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF RECORD REC pos 13 lower OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON...

Page 186: ...evel Meter Board Changeover between VU PPM and fast PPM operation is done directly on the Level Meter Board the default factory setting is PPM For this changeover several jumpers must be changed simul...

Page 187: ...evel meter with balanced input e g AudioPrecision System One System Two or Portable One Neutrik A2 Digital voltmeter e g Fluke 23 order no 10 337 077 00 2 channel oscilloscope with aligned 10 1 probes...

Page 188: ...s mounted on the front cover and put the front cover aside Now the input and output assemblies can be accessed These assemblies are mounted to the rear panel of the console and interconnected via mult...

Page 189: ...ews no 2 5 on its top 2 on its upper rear side and 4 on its lower rear side Now the complete rear panel can be removed Do this very carefully possibly with the help of a second person in order to avoi...

Page 190: ...between pins 1 and 3 of P19 on the DSP board Set the measured voltage to exactly 5 2 V with RA1 on the Power Supply Board 1 942 605 xx as shown below P19 P26 P27 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 P_FAIL 0 V D blk...

Page 191: ...nected to a digital input does a good job as well If your test CD should provide different levels refer to the ex amples in the following table for setting the output level Test CD level 1 kHz sine wa...

Page 192: ...essing the EQ key if it is illuminated Switch the corresponding channel ON and set its channel fader as well as the PGM and REC faders to their 0 dB position Connect an analog audio level meter to one...

Page 193: ...to connector P71 of the DSP board using the 64pin extension cable 1 942 500 26 Reconnect the daisy chain flat cable of the Output Module Bus to the extension cable Now the Analog Output Unit can be pl...

Page 194: ...not assigned TALKBACK not assigned N 1 B not assigned OUT1 not assigned AUX2 not assigned AUDITION not assigned RECORD not assigned OUT2 not assigned N 1 A Pos 17 upper AUX1 Pos 16 upper PGM Pos 15 u...

Page 195: ...ion is done directly on the Level Meter PCB PPM is the default factory setting For this changeover several jumpers must be changed simultaneously together with aligning trimmer potentiometers Please r...

Page 196: ...ettings on the Channel Control page MODE ST stereo LR normal stereo mode PHASE NORM CAL 0 dB Routing to the PGM and REC outputs PROGRAM and RECORD touch screen fields must be highlighted BAL center po...

Page 197: ...bove until optimum alignment is reached 10 Feed a 400 Hz 9 dBFS sine wave signal to the console All green LEDs must be illuminated A slight correction with RA101 201 301 401 may be necessary 11 For ch...

Page 198: ...ct AC coupling and proceed with step no 4 If no oscilloscope should be available setting the trimmer potentiometers RA204 and RA404 to their center positions is a tolerable makeshift solu tion In such...

Page 199: ...XT TB CTRL ON OFF Activates or deactivates the external TB control input on P4 or P8 Factory setting EXT TB CTRL ON IN1 8 Address selection Factory setting for TB Mic Input CR i e the built in electre...

Page 200: ...trimmer potentiometer is aligned to a level just below the point where no more output level increase is meas ured If an other microphone is used the appropriate input connector jumper settings and inp...

Page 201: ...er System data current console status console configuration etc can be displayed on the service terminal Any message can be generated and sent to any task in the system Task message communication can...

Page 202: ...ting cable is a straight 10 pin header to 9 pin D type cable where wire no 10 is not used at the D type connector side a standard ribbon cable works fine pro vided that its length does not exceed 2 3...

Page 203: ...troller board To do this you have to open the console refer to chapter 4 1 3 After pressing ENTER or switching the console on you will see the mes sage ServIf on the terminal If you enter followed by...

Page 204: ...iagnostics And Error Handling Task FILTER change to FILTER mode suppress display ERROR INFO and WARNING messages CAL change to CALIBRATE mode send a FaderCal Message to Surface Controller 1 2 3 4 all...

Page 205: ...gnostics Parameters CUC display Customer Code Parameters USER display User Parameters TIP display Timer Parameters AP display Automation Parameters ACP display Automation Channel Parameters ServIf deb...

Page 206: ...Debug flpg is off Msg Debug frpg is off Msg Debug lpgc is off Msg Debug rpgc is off Msg Debug conf is off Msg Debug time is off Msg Debug hwic is off Msg Debug serv is off Msg Debug card is off Msg D...

Page 207: ...Module Channel 1 mic inp 2 yes Input Module Channel 2 mic inp 2 yes Input Module Channel 3 mic inp 2 yes Input Module Channel 4 ana line inp 2 yes Input Module Channel 5 ana line inp 2 yes Input Modu...

Page 208: ...pe stereo N 1 A digital standard aes ebu N 1 A output type mono N 1 B digital standard aes ebu N 1 B output type mono Audition digital std aes ebu Audition output type stereo Sync source internal Samp...

Page 209: ...ed sel protect Fader Input Fader Input 1 1 A no 14 14 A no 2 2 A no 15 15 A no 3 3 A no 16 16 A no 4 4 A no 17 17 A no 5 5 A no 18 18 A no 6 6 A no 19 19 A no 7 7 A no 20 20 A no 8 8 A no 21 21 A no 9...

Page 210: ...13 ana line inp 2 25 26 no no no no no 14 ana line inp 2 27 28 no no no no no 15 ana line inp 2 29 30 no no no no no 16 ana line inp 2 31 32 no no no no no 17 ana line inp 2 33 34 no no no no no 18 an...

Page 211: ...f inact inact 15 A 12800 12800 on off inact inact 16 A 12800 12800 on off inact inact 17 A 12800 12800 on off inact inact 18 A 12800 12800 on off inact inact 19 A 12800 12800 on off inact inact 20 A 1...

Page 212: ...to PFL no ON AIR Signal Input no Monitor Expander Output F1 not active Monitor Expander Output F2 not active Monitor Expander Output F3 not active Monitor Expander Output F4 not active Monitor Expande...

Page 213: ...AMETERS Channel to Fader Assignment Chn assigned protect Chn assigned protect Fader Fader 1 1 no 14 NONE no 2 2 no 15 15 no 3 3 no 16 16 no 4 4 no 17 17 no 5 5 no 18 18 no 6 6 no 19 19 no 7 7 no 20 20...

Page 214: ...NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL Array of 5 Global Channel Routings NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL For each user an array of 4 Private SnapShots Private SnapShots of user DEFAULT USER NIL NIL NIL NIL Private Snap...

Page 215: ...ged in user name ADMIN Currently logged in user ID 0 ServIf debug disp tip TIMER PARAMETERS User Stopwatch State stopped Fader Stopwatch State stopped ServIf debug disp ap AUTOMATION PARAMETERS BCA Pr...

Page 216: ...OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console 5 16 Service Terminal SW V4 0 Date printed 24 10 03...

Page 217: ...01 0209 Rotary knob small dark grey 10 42 01 0257 Knob cover small light grey with dash 1 942 082 00 Touch screen module complete 11 10 942 161 00 CFL backlight lamp 12 1 942 500 15 Glass cover for co...

Page 218: ...le 6 2 Spare Parts SW V4 0 Date printed 24 10 03 Accessory Set 1 942 596 00 shipped with the unit consisting of Mains cable socket IEC320 DC supply connector Mains cable strain relief Fader knobs 2 ea...

Page 219: ...32 20 1 942 732 20 Digital Input Unit 1 942 740 20 1 942 240 23 1 942 740 20 1 942 740 20 TB Mic Input Unit 1 942 719 00 1 942 219 81 1 942 719 00 1 942 719 00 Analog Insert Unit 1 942 660 20 660 20 t...

Page 220: ...39 DSP Board 1 942 102 xx 1 942 909 xx IC40 Control Front Board I 1 942 110 xx 1 942 910 xx IC01 Front Board 1 942 710 xx 1 942 950 xx IC36 Mic Input 1 942 720 xx 1 942 921 xx IC06 Line Input 1 942 73...

Page 221: ...1 942 600 xx 16 Dual Analog Output 1 942 621 xx 5 Control Front Board I 1 942 110 xx 17 Monitoring Controller 1 942 182 xx 6 Control Front Board II 1 942 111 xx 18 CR Monitor Out 1 942 133 xx 7 Contr...

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