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VCRs, tape recorders, amplifiers, and other audio devices. These outputs may
be configured to contain any combination of gated and non-gated inputs. The
nominal output level is 0dBm.
6.
Inputs 9-12
These Phoenix connectors (see Figures 2 and 9) are for
connection of up to four line-level inputs. These are typically used for
connection of VCRs, tape players, CD players, and other audio sources. They
can be routed to any output or multiple outputs. Nominal level is 0dBu.
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. Expansion Bus In This RJ45 connector (see Figures 2 and 10) is used for
connecting additional PSR1212 units. The first PSR1212 unit in the local
Expansion Bus network must have the EXPANSION BUS IN connector
terminated with an Expansion Bus terminator. The first PSR1212’s EXPANSION
BUS OUT connector is attached to the EXPANSION BUS IN connector on the
next PSR1212, forming a daisy-chain network.
8. Expansion Bus Out
This RJ45 connector (see Figures 2 and 10) is used for
connecting additional PSR1212 units. The last PSR1212 in the local Expansion
Bus network must have the EXPANSION BUS OUT connector terminated with
an Expansion Bus terminator. The first PSR1212’s EXPANSION BUS OUT
connector is attached to the EXPANSION BUS IN connector on the next
PSR1212, forming a daisy-chain network.
9.
RS-232 This female DB9 serial port (see Figures 2 and 11) is for
interconnection between the PSR1212 and a PC, modem, or other custom
remote controller. For serial protocol, see Appendix B: Connector Pinouts.
Expansion Bus Networking
This digital mix-minus bus allows audio routing between destinations on the
Expansion Bus network. It contains 12 independent digital audio buses
labeled O-Z and four PA Adapt reference buses. Each audio bus can route
mic or line-level inputs in any combination across the Expansion Bus network.
These buses are divided into two groups—O-R buses and S-Z buses—based
on their capabilities and default settings.
O-R Buses
These audio buses are defaulted routed to the O bus as the mic
mix buses; they can communicate the NOM count across the network to other
PSR1212s. Otherwise, these buses are identical to buses S-Z.
S-Z Buses
These eight buses are defaulted as auxiliary mix buses. They are
used to route auxiliary audio, such as from a CD player or VCR, to and from
other units on the network. These buses are also used as mic mix buses when
NOM count is not required.
P
A Adapt Reference Buses These buses provide a system-wide bus for input
channels to receive a reference input for PA Adaptive Mode. See page 41 for
more information about PA Adaptive Mode.
Figure 7. Outputs 1-8
Figure 8. Outputs 9-12
Figure 9. Inputs 9-12
Expansion Bus
Out
In
Figure 10. Expansion Bus
Connectors
1
5
6
9
Figure 11. RS-232 Port
- Digital Matrix Mixer with 1
- Audio Processing 1
- Gentner Part No. 800-155-001 2
- June 2001 (Rev. 4.0) 2
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- Introduction 5
- INTRODUCTION • OVERVIEW 6
- Installation and Setup 7
- Front Panel 8
- Rear Panel 9
- Expansion Bus 10
- Installation 11
- First PSR1212 Second PSR1212 12
- Third PSR1212 12
- LCD Programming 14
- System-Level LCD Parameters 15
- RS-232-Level LCD Parameters 17
- Meter-Level LCD Parameters 18
- Meter Reference Point Diagram 19
- Operation 20
- PSR1212 G-Ware 21
- Software 21
- Procedure 22
- Select Program Folder Window 23
- G-Ware Software 24
- Configuration 24
- Create New Site 25
- Change File Password Windows 26
- Adding a PSR1212 27
- Unit to a Site 27
- G-WARE SOFTWARE • SECURITY 28
- G-Ware Flow Screen 29
- Pull-Down Menus 30
- Units Menu 31
- Tools Menu 32
- Help Menu 32
- Connect Menu 32
- Toolbar Buttons 33
- Message Log Button 37
- Compare Utility Button 37
- G-Ware Matrix 38
- Cross Point Attenuation 39
- Matrix Report 40
- Inputs 1-8 Configuration 40
- G-WARE SOFTWARE • INPUTS 1-8 41
- G-WARE SOFTWARE • FILTERS 42
- Input 1 Configuration 44
- Gate Configuration Window 44
- ▲/▼buttons or by 45
- Gating Group Select Pane 46
- Mic 1 Configuration 47
- Copy Menu 47
- Inputs 9-12 Configuration 48
- From Expansion Bus Labeling 49
- From Processing Configuration 50
- Compressor Setup Window 51
- Processing Filters Window 52
- Delay Window 54
- Outputs 1-12 Configuration 56
- To Expansion Bus Labels 57
- To Processing Configuration 57
- Advanced Operation 59
- Preset Configuration Pane 60
- Preset Macros Window 62
- Preset GPIO Builder Window 63
- Control Panel Builder Window 64
- Macro Mode 65
- G-Ware Macro Window 66
- Macro Editor Button 67
- Macro Editor Window 67
- Macro Name Window 67
- Gate View 68
- Meter Views 69
- Signal Generator Window 70
- Gentner G-Ware Menu (Windows 71
- Compare Utility Window 1 71
- G-Ware Open Window 72
- Print Preview Window 72
- Copy to Site 1 Button 73
- Document Compare Window 2 73
- Application Example 75
- Hotel/Convention Center 76
- Pin Assignment for Preset 1 77
- Room-Combining Scenarios 78
- Pin Assignment for Preset 2 78
- Pin Assignment for Preset 4 79
- Pin Assignment for Preset 5 79
- Pin Assignment for Preset 3 79
- Pin Assignment for Preset 6 80
- Appendices 83
- APPENDIX A • SPECIFICATIONS 84
- Appendix B: 85
- Connector Pinouts 85
- Control/Status Ports A, B 86
- RS-485 Remote Control Ports 87
- Preset Setup 88
- Room Configuration Setup 88
- Appendix C: Control 89
- Panel Installation 89
- Appendix D: 91
- Accessories 91
- Appendix E: Serial 91
- Port Commands 91
- PSR1212 Serial Commands 92
- Adaptive Ambient Mode 99
- Ambient Level Adjust 100
- Automatic Gain Control 101
- Baud Rate 102
- Chairman Override Mode 103
- Compression Select 104
- Compressor Adjust 105
- Compressor Group Select 106
- Decay Adjust 107
- Delay Select 108
- Default Meter 109
- Delay Adjust 110
- Device ID 111
- Expansion Bus Reference 112
- APPENDIX E • SERIAL COMMANDS 113
- Filter Select 116
- First Mic Priority Mode 117
- Flow Control 118
- Front Panel passcode 119
- Gain Adjustment 120
- Gate Hold Time Adjust 121
- Gate Status 122
- Gate Ratio Adjust 123
- Gate Reporting 124
- Gating Group 125
- Gating Mode 126
- Gating Override 127
- Last Mic On Mode 129
- Level Report 132
- RETURN VALUES 133
- If Command Returns 133
- Level Report Rate 134
- Lock Front Panel 135
- Macro Execution/Reporting 136
- Matrix Attenuation Adjust 139
- Maximum Gain Setting 140
- Maximum Number of Microphones 141
- Mic/Line Adjust 142
- Minimum Gain Setting 143
- Modem Initialization String 144
- Modem Mode 145
- Modem Password 146
- Off Attenuation Mode 149
- PA Adaptive Mode 150
- PA Reference Select 151
- Phantom Power 152
- Preset Execution/Reporting 153
- Program String 154
- Serial Echo 155
- Serial Mode 156
- Signal Generator 157
- String Execution 158
- Time Out Select 159
- Glossary 163
- GLOSSARY 164
- Warranty 169
- Compliance, and 169
- Safety Information 169
- FCC Part 15 Compliance 170
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