Yamaha MonitorMix Manual de usuario

MonitorMix User Guide 1

User Guide

MonitorMix User Guide 2

Introduction

Thank you for downloading “MonitorMix” app for iOS or Android.

With “MonitorMix”, you can control MIX/MATRIX/AUX mixes wirelessly for your CL, QL or TF series mixer. Up to 10 units of MonitorMix can be

used with a mixer simultaneously, enabling each performer to create their own monitor mix in hand. Only the balance of the MIX/MATRIX/AUX

buses assigned to the performer can be controlled, ensuring that the monitor mix for other performers is not misused accidentally.

Note

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Contents

Introduction 2

Note......................................................................................... 2

Operating environment 4

Wi-Fi settings 4

Preparation 5

Mixer network settings............................................................. 5

Wi-Fi settings on your smart device ........................................ 5

MonitorMix settings 8

Offline demo mode.................................................................. 8

Selecting a mixer and starting operation ................................. 8

Configuring and using PINs....................................................10

PIN settings ............................................................................10

PIN use...................................................................................11

Screen areas 12

Toolbar ...................................................................................12

FADER screen ........................................................................13

Using grouped channels ........................................................14

PAN screen ............................................................................15

PERSONAL GROUP & ORDER screen..................................16

GROUP NAME screen ...........................................................18

SETTINGS screen ..................................................................19

ABOUT screen ...................................................................... 20

Troubleshooting 21

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Operating environment

OS iOS 7.0 or later, Android 4.4 or later

Hardware iPhone 4 or later, iPod touch 5th generation or later, iPad 2 or later

Nexus 4/5/6/7/9/10/5X/6P is recommended for Android

Supported mixers and rmware Yamaha Digital Mixing Console CL/QL series V4.00 or later, TF series V1.12 or later

Wi-Fi settings

Configure Wi-Fi access point as instructed in the manual provided with your device. While no special settings are required, we recommend

setting up WPA2 or a similar form of security to prevent illicit access to your network from an external source.

Please refer to the following settings.

1. Assign the desired Wi-Fi network name (also called an “SSID”) to the Wi-Fi access point.

2. Select a wireless security protocol (WPA2, etc.) and set a password to the Wi-Fi access point.

3. Select the wireless mode (802.11n or ac).

4. When using “802.11n”, select the wireless band (2.4 or 5GHz).

5. If your Wi-Fi access point supports “Auto Channel Selection”, enable it.

This allows the wireless access point to automatically select the wireless channel with the least amount of interference.

We recommend selecting a 5GHz 802.11n or ac network for faster connections between your smart device and the Wi-Fi access point.

Additionally, using external antennas with your Wi-Fi access point (if supported) will make wireless connections to the access point more

reliable.

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Preparation

Mixer network settings

1. Use a CAT5 cable to connect the mixer network port and the Wi-Fi access point.

Older access points that do not support AUTO-MDI/MDI-X require that you connect the console using a crossover cable. For access points

that support AUTO-MDI/MDI-X (most do today), you can use either a straight cable or a crossover cable.

2. Check that an Ethernet cable connects to the LAN port of your Wi-Fi device.

(Do not connect the Ethernet cable to the WAN port)

Wi-Fi settings on your smart device

Configure settings on your smart device using DHCP or a static IP address.

1. Tap the [Settings] icon on the Home screen.

2. Select [Wi-Fi].

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3. Tap the Wi-Fi access point you wish to connect to

from the list of available Wi-Fi access points.

4. Enter the password if asked.

5. For iOS users, tap the [Information] button for the Wi-

Fi access point.

For Android users, tap the [Advanced options] button

on the password entry screen.

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6. Select [DHCP] or [Static] (static IP address).

Configure the following settings when selecting Static.

IP Address Enter an IP address that only changes the fourth octet of the IP address of the mixer.

(For example, if the IP address for the mixer is “192.168.0.128”, enter an IP address like “192.168.0.127” for the smart

device.)

Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0

Router Enter the IP address for the Wi-Fi access point

Typically this is printed on a label on the device itself or is listed in the device’s manual.

DNS Enter the IP address for the Wi-Fi access point

NOTE

•You can check the static IP address set on the mixer on the mixer SETUP screen or NETWORK screen.

•For a CL/QL series console, you can only set the static IP address. If you select DHCP to connect to Wi-Fi, set the range of IP addresses that the DHCP server or

the Wi-Fi access point assigns so that the IP address set for the CL/QL series is included in the same subnet. (For example, if the IP address of the CL/QL series is

192.168.0.128, set the range of DHCP from 192.168.0.2 to 192.168.0.127.)

•The static IP address of each connected device should be set a unique IP address.

7. Press the Home button to close the [Settings] menu.

NOTE

•Make sure that the same subnet is set for the IP address as that set for the mixer unit.

•If DHCP settings cannot be applied after performing step 5 above, check the settings for the DHCP server in use. You can also use a static IP address and configure

OS settings.

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MonitorMix settings

Tap the icon to launch MonitorMix.

The SELECT MIXER screen appears. You can perform the following actions on this screen.

•Enter Offline Demo mode to try out MonitorMix features and the user interface.

•Select a mixer on the network and start MonitorMix.

Offline demo mode

Tap [Offline Demo] on the SELECT MIXER screen to use application features even when MonitorMix is not connected to a mixer (offline). The

level meter will not appear in this mode. This mode assumes that you are connected to a TF5 AUX9/10. Additionally, while you are able to edit

groups (page 16), edited groups will not be saved.

Selecting a mixer and starting operation

Select a mixer from the list on the SELECT MIXER screen, and then tap

[Connect].

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If the number of MonitorMix connected to a mixer already exceeds

the maximum allowed (10), a block mark will appear on the left of

the IP address. Selecting a mixer with a block mark and pressing

the [Connect] button will result in an error message indicating that

connection is refused.

When MonitorMix has finished acquiring bus information from the mixer,

the SELECT AUX screen (TF series) or SELECT MIX/MATRIX screen

(CL/QL series) will appear.

Select the bus used for your own monitor mix from the list provided.

Tap [Done] to start synchronizing data. Tap [Cancel] to return to the

SELECT MIXER screen.

The FADER screen will appear when data synchronization is complete,

ending the MonitorMix preparation process.

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The PIN Authentication screen will appear when selecting a mixer with

PIN settings on the SELECT MIXER screen.

The SELECT AUX screen will appear when correctly entering the

PIN set on the mixer. An error message will appear when incorrectly

entering the PIN.

If a PIN is not set on the mixer, you will proceed directly to the SELECT

AUX screen without the PIN Authentication screen being shown.

Conguring and using PINs

You can configure a PIN (Personal Identification Number) to a mixer to prevent the accidental misuse of monitor mixes other than performers’

own mixes.

PIN settings

Setting and changing PINs are done in advance on the mixer.

Navigate from the SETUP screen to the NETWORK screen of TF series and CL/QL series mixers, then select “PIN for MonitorMix” to set PINs.

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