LAWO mc256 MKII, Техническое руководство

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mc²56 MKII Technical Manual V5.10.2/1 30
Chapter 1: Technical Overview
System Options
System Options
The principle system components offer a number of options which define the layout of the control surface, the
modules fitted to the Nova73 and the cards fitted to each DALLIS. For details see
Control Surface Options ,
Nova73 Module Options , DALLIS Interface Options and the Compact I/O .
In addition, the following features can be installed, or configured:
·
mxGUI - a Lawo software programme which runs on an external computer to provide offline setup or
remote operation of any mc
2
system. mxGUI is covered in the "mc²56 MKII Operators Manual".
·
AdminHD - a Lawo software programme which runs on an external computer to provide system
configuration. See AdminHD .
·
Audio Follow Video (AFV) - the console supports up to 128 external events to open and close any
channel or main fader. AFV events are factory-configured, and received via TCP/IP Ethernet or GPIO. For
more details, please contact your local Lawo representative or email
support@lawo.com .
·
General Purpose Channels (GPCs) - the console supports up to 256 GPCs which can be used to
remotely control parameters within an external device via MIDI. The assignment of GPC objects to MIDI
program changes and controller values is factory-configured. For more details, please contact your local
Lawo representative or email
support@lawo.com .
·
Waves MultiRack SoundGrid Plug-in Server - from Version 5.6.0 onwards, the Waves MultiRack
SoundGrid system can be integrated into any mc
2
console. This provides control of Waves plug-ins
directly from the console's Central GUI, and stores and recalls plug-in settings with mc
2
snapshots and
productions. Please refer to the separate “Waves Plugin Server for mc
2
User Guide” for more details.
·
Lawo Plug-in Server - for details about Lawo's own plug-in server (available prior to release 5.6.0),
please see the "Plugin Server Technical Documentation".
·
Remote MNOPL - Lawo’s Remote MNOPL protocol is a freely available Ethernet (TCP/IP) protocol
providing control of virtually any system parameter from an external device. A typical application is to
provide third-party matrix control from external systems such as VSM, Evertz, Quartz, BFE, Pharos and
others. See
AdminHD: mapping tables .
·
ROSS Audio Protocol (RAP) - from Version 5.4, native support for the ROSS Audio Protocol (RAP) is
included. This offers remote control from external devices such as vision mixers, etc.
·
Ember+ - is a non-proprietary TCP/IP control protocol, supported by a range of devices including Lawo's
radio and production consoles. Ember+ allows devices to remotely control parameters within the mc²56
MKII, or the mc²56 MKII to control parameters within an external device. More details can be found at
https://code.google.com/p/ember-plus/feeds
·
Remote Desktop - any of the console’s TFT displays (Channel or Central GUI) can be switched to a
remote server in order to view and control other applications. The server running the desktop must be
connected to the Lawo
system network . The remote desktop function is programmed from the console
GUI, using the Custom Functions display.
·
Lawo Remote App - is a free App which allows you to adjust fader strip parameters, recall snapshots
and control user-defined functions remotely from an iOS device. The Lawo Remote App is covered in the
"mc²56 MKII Operators Manual". For details on configuring the wireless network access point, see the
“TD_AccessPoint.iApp” guide.
·
Machine Control - the optional Recording Com Kit provides Sony 9pin, LTC and MIDI connections to an
external playback device. The operation of machine control is covered in the "mc²56 MKII Operators
Manual".
·
Networked Resources - for more information on configuring ' Netlinks ' to share audio resources between
systems, please contact your local Lawo representative or email support@lawo.com .
·
Web Browser Interface - the control system includes an integrated web server, allowing status
information to be monitored from an external computer, see the Web Browser Interface .
·
Dial-up Router - this option can be installed to provide remote 'dial-up' maintenance from the Lawo
service department. For more details, please contact your local Lawo representative or email
support@lawo.com .