NetWave PRE99-1424 Manuals

THIS DOCUMENT APPLIES TO PRE99-1424 D 71-1424 Nov 5, 2014 1 OF 2 RM TITLE DRAWN SHEET DATE APVD. DWG. NO. REV. DESIGNS BY PACIFIC RESEARCH & ENGINEERING 5300 Kings Island Drive • Mason, OH 45040 USA 513.459.3400 • fax: 513.459.5309 • www.gatesair.com e-mail: [email protected] INSTALLATION AND USE GUIDE, DUAL ROUTER UPGRADE KIT, FOR NETWAVE CONSOLES CHANNEL SOURCE SELECTION The 10-character display normally shows the active source, but when the UP or DN button is pressed, to step through an alphanumeric listing of the available sources on that channel, the Next label lights to indicate the display now shows a potential next source name. Press/hold UP or DN to quickly scan through the available sources. The Next label turns off about three seconds after the last UP/DN button press, or when a new source is taken. To take the Next source, press TAKE while the channel is off and Next is lit. If TAKE is pressed when the channel is On, the buttons flash three times indicating that Take is locked out. Press/hold both UP and DN for three seconds to light up INCLUDE ALL. This mode shows rarely used source names. Press/hold UP and DN again to exit the Include All mode. BUS ASSIGNMENT BUTTONS The PROGRAM and OFFLINE buttons assign channels to one or more output buses. The PGM bus signals are sent post-fader and post on/off control. The OFFLINE bus is pre- switch and typically set for pre-fader operation when used with callers. The panel’s Setup information can be displayed by press/holding the left OFFLINE button. Use the left UP/DN buttons to step thru the various Setup displays. Releasing the OFFLINE button returns the panel to normal display operation. PRE99-1424 DUAL ROUTER KIT INSTALL DUAL ROUTER PANEL CONTROL SUMMARY A video on installing the Dual Router upgrade kit (dual_router_upgrade.wmv) can be downloaded from any GatesAir file download site. INSTALLATION NOTES: READ ME FIRST! Remove the Dual Fader panel completely from the console (the red Power and Signal cable is unplugged) prior to installing the Dual Router Kit parts. A Dual Fader panel can be removed or installed while the console is powered and even on-air, however, we recommend unassigning all buttons and turning off both channels prior to removing the panel. When the upgraded panel is plugged back in, it assumes the panel button settings from the removed panel. Thus, if the channels were not turned off and unassigned, unexpected audio could be sent to one or more buses when the new panel is plugged into a live console. These control functions are the same as on a standard Dual Fader panel. CHANNEL FADER Controls the level of the channel source going to the PGM buses. Typically, the Offline bus level is not controlled by the fader (pre-fader), but the console can be set up so the Offline bus is feed post-fader. Note that the red line indicates the unity gain position, which is where the fader should normally be positioned. CUE ON/OFF CONTROL Press to light the Cue button which sends the channel source, pre-fader and pre-on/off, to the Cue speaker and to the operator headphones, when AutoCue is lit. To turn cue off, press the lit Cue button. Line sources will also automatically turn cue off when the channel is turned on. CHANNEL ON/OFF CONTROL Press ON to assign the channel’s audio to the selected buses. The button lights to indicate that channel is on. Press OFF to remove the audio from the selected buses. If the channel is set to follow ready logic commands from a peripheral device the Off button may not light or it may blink to indicate an event has played on the peripheral. Blue cable (from J3) Red cable (from J5) Chassis RJ45 Label 10-Character Display Installation Rubber silos for the Next/Include All labels 10-Character Display contact row Dual Router Upgrade Parts 99-1810 TINI Red CAT5 cable J5 Blue CAT5 cable J3 UPGRADE KIT INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 1. Remove the four hex screws (2mm hex driver, PRE70-57) from the Dual Fader panel. These screws are reused in step 9. 2. Lift the panel and unplug the red CAT5 cable (J5 on the Fader Panel). 3. Set the panel on the countertop. Pry up and remove the two display lenses. They are reused in Step 6. Remove the two A/B labels (these may be held in place by rubber cement) and the black foam on the IC sockets. These items can be discarded. 4. Insert the two 12-93 Displays into their sockets. Orient them so their mfg. label and contact row is toward the rubber silos, as shown in the photo, upper right. 5. Set the two 80-2136 Next/Include All labels into the ledges on the rubber silos. 6. Snap the two display lenses back onto the panel. Verify the Next/Include All labels remain seated in the rubber silos. 7. Turn the panel over (photo at right) and firmly seat the TINI processor board into its socket, at about a 45° angle. Press the board back and down until the two latches snap over the board, holding it in place. 8. Plug the blue cable (supplied) into jack J3. Hold the panel over the console slot and plug the other end of the blue cable into the LAN Passthru jack (note that jack’s ID letter). Plug the red cable back into jack J5. Fold and route the two cables so the panel can sit evenly on the upper and lower chassis tabs without pinching either CAT5 cable. 9. Fasten the panel using the four screws removed in step 1 and continue to page 2.