DirectOut Technologies PRODIGY.MP Manual de usuario

PRODIGY.MP

User’s Manual

Version 2.0

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Table of contents

About This Manual 7

How to Use This Manual............................................................................... 7

Conventions .................................................................................................. 7

CHAPTER 1: Overview 8

Introduction ................................................................................................... 8

Feature Summary.......................................................................................... 9

How it works............................................................................................... 10

Applications................................................................................................. 10

CHAPTER 2: Legal issues & facts 12

Before Installing This Device....................................................................... 12

Defective Parts/Modules ........................................................................... 12

First Aid (in case of electric shock).............................................................. 13

Updates ....................................................................................................... 14

Conditions of Warranty ............................................................................... 14

Intended Operation .................................................................................... 14

Conformity & Certiﬁcates ........................................................................... 15

Contact ........................................................................................................ 15

Contents...................................................................................................... 16

Accessories................................................................................................. 17

CHAPTER 3: Installation 22

Installing the Device .................................................................................... 22

CHAPTER 4: Operation 26

Introduction ................................................................................................. 26

Global Control.............................................................................................. 27

Managing Device ........................................................................................ 28

Networking.................................................................................................. 29

Slots - Connecting Audio............................................................................. 31

Slots - Audio Network Modules .................................................................. 33

Slots - MADI Modules................................................................................. 37

Slots - Converter Modules .......................................................................... 40

Word clock .................................................................................................. 50

Clocking....................................................................................................... 51

USB ............................................................................................................. 52

MIDI ............................................................................................................ 52

GPIO............................................................................................................ 53

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CHAPTER 5: Managing Device 54

Introduction ................................................................................................. 54

Getting started ............................................................................................ 55

Local operation............................................................................................ 56

MAIN MENU............................................................................................... 57

HOME ......................................................................................................... 58

CLOCK ........................................................................................................ 60

NETWORK SETTINGS................................................................................ 62

DEVICE SETTINGS ..................................................................................... 63

DEVICE INFO .............................................................................................. 64

LEVEL METER - INPUT (MIC8.LINE.IO)..................................................... 65

LEVEL METER - INPUT (AN8.IO) ............................................................... 66

LEVEL METER - OUTPUT........................................................................... 67

CHAPTER 6: RAV.IO 68

Introduction ................................................................................................. 68

Connecting Audio Network ......................................................................... 69

Status - Overview........................................................................................ 69

Status - Sync ............................................................................................... 70

Status - Network ......................................................................................... 72

Status - Device ............................................................................................ 74

Status - Input Streams................................................................................. 76

Status - Output Streams.............................................................................. 86

Advanced - Overview .................................................................................. 90

Advanced - PTP Settings............................................................................. 91

Advanced - PTP Proﬁle Customized Settings.............................................. 92

Advanced - Current PTP Master.................................................................. 93

Advanced - PTP Statistic ............................................................................. 94

Advanced - PTP Clock Setting..................................................................... 94

Advanced - Network Advanced Settings .................................................... 95

Advanced - PTP Jitter..................................................................................96

Logging ....................................................................................................... 98

Statistic...................................................................................................... 100

Switch ....................................................................................................... 101

RAV.IO - Firmware Update ........................................................................ 105

CHAPTER 7: DANTE.IO 106

Introduction ............................................................................................... 106

Dante Controller ........................................................................................ 106

Switch - Conﬁguration................................................................................111

DANTE.IO - Firmware Update....................................................................112

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CHAPTER 8: Troubleshooting and Maintenance 116

Troubleshooting..........................................................................................116

Maintenance...............................................................................................117

CHAPTER 9: Technical Data 118

Index 122

Appendix A - DSUB-25 Pin assignment 124

Appendix B - DSUB-9 Pin assignment 125

Appendix C - Dimensions 126

Appendix D - Firmware Update 127

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About This Manual

How to Use This Manual

This manual guides you through the installation and operation of the device.

Use the Table of Contents at the beginning of the manual or Index Directory at the

end of the document to locate help on a particular topic. You can access more

information and latest news by visiting on the DirectOut website at

www.directout.eu.

Conventions

The following symbols are used to draw your attention to:

TIPS

indicate useful hints and shortcuts.

NOTES

are used for important points of clariﬁcation or cross references.

WARNINGS!

alert you when an action should always be observed.

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CHAPTER 1: Overview

Introduction

Welcome to PRODIGY.MP, DirectOut’s multifunction audio processor supporting

multiple formats, ﬂexible I/O, dual network audio, DSP functions, sample rate

conversion and powerful hard- and software.

PRODIGY.MP has been designed to address numerous applications in live sound,

broadcast, installation and recording, and it’s hardware can be conﬁgured to

speciﬁc requirements.

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CHAPTER 1: Overview

Feature Summary

Audio Network

Modules *

2 slots (1 x SFP, 2 x RJ45 Socket) - conﬁgure to order:

- Dante (64 channels)

- RAVENNA (128 channels)

- SoundGrid (128 channels)

MADI Modules * 2 slots - :

- SFP (empty cage without module)

- SC-Socket multi/single-mode

- coaxial BNC, 75 Ω

Converter Modules* 4 slots - individually conﬁgurable - 8 channels each:

- Analog I/O - Line In / Out

- Mic I/O - Mic In / Line Out

- Digital I/O - AES3 In / Out

Headphones 1 x 6.3 mm jack

1 x 3.5 mm jack

Word Clock (I/O): 4 x coaxial BNC (WCK2 switchable to Video sync)

(75 Ω termination switchable)

Supported Audio

Network Standards

(depending on module)

Dante / AES67

RAVENNA / AES67, ST 2110-30/31, ST 2022-7

SoundGrid

Sample Rate

Conversion

Fast SRC on MADI I/Os

AES4.SRC.IO modules for AES3 inputs

DSP Functions Flex Channels with EQ, Dynamics, Delay

Matrix Mixers, Summing Busses, External Insert-

Points, DSP Routing

MADI Formats 56/64 channel, 48k/96k Frame, S/MUX

Sample Rates 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, 192 kHz +/-12.5%

Management Port 1 x SFP, 2 x RJ45 Socket (Gigabit-Ethernet)

Device Control remote: via globcon or browser

local: via touch-display

MIDI 2 x DIN socket

GPIO 1 x DSUB-9 (2 x GPI, 2 x GPO, MOSFET switches)

USB Port 2 x USB 2.0 port for legacy control of ANDIAMO

devices

Power Supply This device is equipped with two wide range power

supplies (84 V to 264 V AC / 47 Hz to 63 Hz / safety

class 1)

* see „Slots- Connecting Audio“ on page 31 for a comprehensive description

of the different modules available.

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CHAPTER 1: Overview

How it works

All modules inserted into the mainframe offer a variety of inputs and outputs that

are managed by an internal routing matrix.

There are four converter slots equipped with eight channels per module and

interface direction for conversion of up to 32 audio channels. Combined with the

two audio network options, two MADI options and the headphones outputs the

maximum channel capacity of the device increases to 416 inputs and 420 outputs.

Signal processing is managed internally by a DSP routing matrix which connects

hardware I/Os with the DSP processing blocks - such as Flex Channels, Matrix

Mixer, Summing Busses and Plug-Ins (EQ, Delay, Dynamics).

Applications

PRODIGY.MP can be used for bidirectional conversion between analog and

digital signals, signal processing, signal distribution, conversion between network

audio formats, streaming audio, conversion between audio networks and MADI

environments, conversion of different MADI signals.

Typical applications include:

• Live PA measurements, tuning and control

• Centralised virtual sound-check-station (collecting feeds from stage racks

for multi-track recording, distribution of playback to different consoles with

different formats and sample rates)

• Enhanced playback-station (with EARS and LTC reader)

• Signal collection and processing in broadcast and ﬁxed installation

(MicPres, EQs, Limiters, Delay, Summing Busses, Matrixes, Mixers, …)

• Format and sample rate conversions of network audio streams

• Signal distribution (routing matrix)

• Clock extractor/distributor with automatic redundancy and selectable priorities

• Enhancing the level of redundancy of complex live and realtime audio

environments

• Stream monitoring (headphones / hardware outputs)

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