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Manual-17

Memory Recall Port

The MEMORY RECALL PORT (MRP) provides contact

closure control to recall any of the 16 Memories. Eight of the

Memories are recalled with individual switch closures to a

single terminal (see the Normal section of Table 1). Memories

in multiple units may be recalled by either connecting the

MRP terminals in parallel or by transmitting the MRP contact

closure over the network. See the Memory Edit Page section

of this manual.

Rane Firmware version 1.01 functions as follows: Only

momentary switches should be used since only single closures

are recognized. The NM 84 MRP is not read after power up,

therefore, changes to the switch states will not be updated

until the MRP conditions are changed when the power is on.

If more than one terminal is grounded at a time, only the first

closed switch is recognized. Subsequent switches are ignored

once the first switch is and remains closed. If multiple

switches are closed, once a single switch remains closed will

that memory be recalled.

However, certain combinations of terminals may be

grounded to activate Paging or Binary modes (see table). A

“Binary” mode allows access to all 16 Memories. For ex-

ample, connect the four contacts of a binary switch, plus the

additional Binary mode closures shown in the Table. “Paging”

mode provides an easy way to configure a system which uses

a single switch (such as a mic or key switch) to toggle

between two sequential Memories (See table). When wiring

contacts, only use Normal, Paging or Binary mode — do not

switch between modes.

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“1” = switch closed (between “COM and 1,2,3,etc.)
“0” = switch open

MRP Wiring

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Содержание NM 84

Страница 1: ...and paste between the various pages The next four pages set up Monitor Outs Monitor 1 through Monitor 4 respectively The 8 Mic Input audio channels on the NM 84 can be transmitted on up to 4 differen...

Страница 2: ...adjustable fields on each page These buttons select each adjustable parameter along the bottom row by moving the underline cursor left or right When any parameter is selected the DATA wheel adjusts th...

Страница 3: ...nt on the network This means any packet including packets not intended for the NM 84 It tells you that the network is actually transporting data If this indicator is off no data is present fFAULT indi...

Страница 4: ...lect the desired command then press the EXE button to execute the command Use Copy to place the current Edit page contents in a clipboard Navigate to the Edit page where you want to paste these settin...

Страница 5: ...certain channels must be transmitted to more than one location or CobraNet node Thus the NM 84 provides four Bundles for transmission CobraNet permits transmission of up to 4 Bundles maximum per Cobra...

Страница 6: ...m and Config edit pages are not stored in Memories The intent of disallowing Memories to alter the Network Transmit settings for example is to keep the familiarity of a radio broadcasting paradigm rel...

Страница 7: ...d is more than the number of particles in the universe Optimizing Mic Preamplifier Performance There are seven stages of signal processing for each of the 8 Mic Inputs plus Metering For best results i...

Страница 8: ...defeat your hard work Extra credit reading In addition to protection of equip ment and control of SPL the NM 84 s Limiters may be used for AGC To provide AGC set the Limiter Lim to a level about 10 to...

Страница 9: ...i r c s e D s e g a t n a v d A s e g a t n a v d a s i D f f O 0 0 0 x e h l l u N n o i s s i m s n a r T d e s u n U d e l b a s i d f f O e i l e n n a h c g n i v a s d n a o i d u a g n i t u m...

Страница 10: ...e n a t l u m i s t i b M 0 0 1 s i k r o w t e n t i b M e d i w k r o w t e n y a w a g n i o g y l e k i l t u b e v i s n e p x e n i y r e V k r o w t e n t e N a r b o C d e t a c i d e d a n e...

Страница 11: ...k troubleshooting is a worthwhile investment if your future includes networked audio systems Remember that the network hardware devices chosen for your network go hand in hand with the Bundles require...

Страница 12: ...puter data collisions which slow down the computer network and simultaneously creates audio dropouts pops or ticks Not fun or necessary Oftentimes however computer data must be shared on the network o...

Страница 13: ...d meter readings ActiveX control Events tell the computer something significant has happened such as a switch closure button press or clip detection ActiveX allows the manufacturer to create an object...

Страница 14: ...tch the NM 84 device s parameter that you ll link to this slider Sometimes you ll find that you ll need to adjust these maximum and minimum values here or in the Script language discussed next to prop...

Страница 15: ...sses which is 192 168 nnn nnn where nnn represents any number between 0 and 255 A good choice might be 192 168 100 100 just because it s easy to remember if you ever need to know it again Set the Subn...

Страница 16: ...ally whether the data is relevant to them A Switched Hub is typically not able to determine appropriate destination port or ports for multicast data and thus must send the data out all ports simultane...

Страница 17: ...ing or Binary modes see table A Binary mode allows access to all 16 Memories For ex ample connect the four contacts of a binary switch plus the additional Binary mode closures shown in the Table Pagin...

Страница 18: ...Mic1_Line_Gain Equates to Mic_Line_Gain 0 Mic1_Trim Equates to Mic_Trim 0 Mic1_Filter Equates to Mic_Filter 0 Mic1_Limiter Equates to Mic_Limiter 0 Mic2_Mute Equates to Mic_Mute 1 Mic2_Phantom_Power E...

Страница 19: ...iter Equates to Mic_Limiter 7 for Idx 0 3 corresponds to Monitor 1 4 Out_Local Idx TRUE FALSE for Monitor Local setting Out_Mic_Index Idx 0 Off 1 Input 1 8 Input 8 for Monitor Local Mic setting Out_Bu...

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