Aviom 6416YZ, Руководство пользователя

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The following section provides troubleshooting tips for the 6416Y2 card.
Problem Possible Solutions
Error updating the firmware when a
6416Y2 card is the Control Master
Use a different Pro64 device as Control Master temporarily.
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Check the
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baud rate settings: Confirm that on SW4, switches
2, 5 and 8 are in the up position.
Check SW8, DIP switch #9. It must be down for RS‑232
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communication
Only one 6416Y2 needs to be set as the Control Master.
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The error (Err) LED on the card’s front
panel is lit.
Channel activation conflict. When programming the card ƒ
from its internal DIP switches remember that only one of
each network Slot can be activated at a time. Check switch
blocks SW1 and SW2.
Blue A-Net LED is flashing Check the card’s firmware. The
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A‑Net LED will flash when an
incompatible device is added to a Pro64 network.
Cannot communicate with Pro64
Network Manager
Make sure that SW8, DIP switch #1 is down for
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RS‑232
communication.
Incorrect RS‑232 communication settings; in block SW4, set
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DIP switches 2, 5, and 8 to the up position.
ƒ Managed Mode switch is not set correctly. In SW9 set DIP
switch #10 up.
Make sure that any DB9 cables in use are null model and not
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straight through cables.
Audio dropouts or ticks in the audio Caused by incorrect clocking. When a 6416Y2 card is
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not the
Control Master, the Yamaha device needs to be set as a clock
slave.
When using multiple Yamaha consoles, only one can have a
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card set as the Control Master. The other console must be a
clock slave.
Adding new devices to a network
while audio is being output briefly
mutes the audio.
This is normal operation as the network reconfigures itself to
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adapt to the new device count.
To avoid the audio being muted, plug the new devices into
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an open port on an MH10 or MH10f Merger Hub.
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