Toa 9000M2 Series Quick Start Manual
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This application is composed of a Main room and an AUX conference room. MIC 1, used by a
chairperson every time, has the priority over the other inputs. Audio source is always output to
Main Room Zone 1 , Main Room Zone2 , Aux Conference Room, Webcast, phone and
recording device. Level of microphones can be controlled by remote controller and output
volume of each area is also adjustable by remote controller when needed.
System Components
1. A-9120DHM2 x 1
2. ZM-9012 x 4
3. ZM-9013 x 1
4. D-001T x 4
5. T-001T x 2
6. RC-001T x 1(with AD-246)
7. DM-1300US x 6
8. PC Audio x 1
9. Phone x 1
10. Recording device x 1
11. P-912MK2 x 1
12. F-122CU2
Setting
Input 1 (D-001T): DM-1300US (Priority 1)
Input 2 (D-001T): DM-1300US (Priority 2)
Input 3 (D-001T): DM-1300US
Input 4 (D-001T): DM-1300US
Input 5 (D-001T): DM-1300US
Input 6 (D-001T): DM-1300US
Input 7 (D-001T): PBX (Priority 2)
Input 8 (D-001T): PC Audio
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Output 1 (A-9120DHM2): Main Room Zone 1
Output 2 (A-9120DHM2): Main Room Zone 2
Output 3 (T-001T - P-912MK2): Aux Conference Room 1
Output 4 (T-001T): Webcast
Output 5 (T-001T): Phone
Output 6 (T-001T): Recording device
Remote out (RC-001T) :
ZM-9013[0] >> ZM-9012[1] >> ZM-9012[2] >>
ZM-9012[3] >> ZM-9012[4]
Button Configuration
ZM-9013[0]: Main room
Button 1: Input 3 on/off
Button 2: Input 4 on/off
Button 3: Input 5 on/off
Button 4: Input 6 on/off
Button 5: Input 8 on/off
ZM-9012[1]: Rack room
Changing the input volume.
ZM-9012[2]: Main room 1
Changing the output volume.
ZM-9012[3]: Main room 2
Changing the output volume.
ZM-9012[4]: Aux Conference Room 1
Changing the output volume.
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1. The following is the initial setting wizard screen.
. Click “ New File” on the Start Menu window.
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3. Set module configurations.
4. Select the modules to be inserted into the amplifier’s slots from the pull-down menu in the
Module field.
5. Select a module for each slot. At the same time, please name each channel (ex. “MIC 1”).
Main Frame
Name 1 >> ”ZONE1”
Name 2 >> ”ZONE2”
Slot #1 >> D-001
Name 1 >> “MIC1”
Name 2 >> “MIC2”
Slot #2 >> D-001
Name 1 >> “MIC3”
Name 2 >> “MIC4”
Slot #3 >> D-001
Name 1 >> “MIC5”
Name 2 >> “MIC6”
Slot #4 >> D-001
Name 1 >> “PHONE”
Name 2 >> “PC”
Slot #5 >> T-001
Name 1 >> “AUXROOM” Name 2 >> “WEBCAST”
Slot #6 >> T-001
Name 1 >> “PHONE”
Name 2 >> “RECORD”
Slot #7 >> None
Slot #8 >> RC-001
6. Click the “NEXT” button when finished.
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7. The following window is for setting devices connected to REMOTE VOLUME terminal on
9000M2 rear panel
o
e ZM-9001, ZM-9002 o
-9003, select “NONE”
. If you d not us
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from the
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combo box “TYPE”.
8. In this “Auto-mixing “application, select NONE for both REMOTE VOL1 and REMOTE VOL
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11. Select the number of Remote Controllers you will use.
In this application, select “5”.
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12. Select “ZM-9013” from the combo box “MODEL” for ADDRESS0, “ZM-9012” for ADDRESS
If “CROSS POINT CHANGE” function will be assigned to a button of Remote Controller, select
either type of “SOURCE SELECTION MODE”.
EXCLUSIVE MODE: A single cross point can be turned ON for each output channel.
SIMULTANEOUS MODE: Multiple cross points can be arbitrarily turned ON.
Here, check “SIMULTANEOUS MODE”.
1 to 5.
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14. Programming Software is opened.
15. Click “Setting” on the menu bar and select “Paging Priority Setting”.
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17. Assign priority level to channels.
Ch.1 >>
PRIORITY 1
Ch.2 >>
PRIORITY 2
Ch.7 >>
PRIORITY 2
18. Setting of Assignment for ZM-9013 and ZM-9012s.
Click “Setting” on the menu bar and select “Remote Setting Wizard”.
19. Remote Controller Setting Wizard is opened. Just click “NEXT” button.
0. Setting of the first ZM-9013[0]. Here, we assign a function to each button.
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21. Button #01 is used as switch of input 3 (Microphone 3).
Assign “CHANGE CROSS POINT” function to #01 and click the point circled in red.
22. Check the boxes as follows and click “OK”.
*INPUT Ch.1, 2 and 7 have priority over the other inputs. Their cross points are set by “Paging
Setting”.
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23. As well as #01 button, assign “CHANGE CROSS POINT” function to #02 - #05 and check
[Button #02]
the boxes as follows.
[Button #03]
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26. The first ZM-9012[1] controls the output volume of Main Room. Check the appropriate
7. The second ZM-9012[2] controls the output volume of Main Room Zone 1. Check the
k ”NEXT” button.
points as follows and click “NEXT” button.
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appropriate points as follows and clic
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28. The third ZM-9012[3] controls the output volume of Main Room Zone 2. Check the
appropriate points as follows and click “NEXT” button.
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29. The third ZM-9012[4] controls the output volume of Aux Conference Room. Check the
appropriate points as follows and click “FINISH” button.
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31. The Paging setting screen appears.
32. Select “FIFO” for the same priority operation setting.
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33. Setting of INPUT Ch. 1 (=MIC 1). Select “IN1” from “INPUT” selection pull-down menu and
“VOX” from “TRIGGER” pull-down menu.
34. Check all output channel boxes.
35. Setting of INPUT Ch.2 (=MIC 2). Select “IN2” from “INPUT” pull-down menu and “VOX” from
“TRIGGER” pull-down menu. Check all output channel boxes.
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36. Move on to Setting of INPUT Ch. 7 (=PHONE). Select “IN7” from “INPUT” pull-down menu
and “VOX” from “TRIGGER” pull-down menu. Check all output channel boxes.
7. Click “X POINTS” area.
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38. Initial X points when power is switched on can be set here. Remove all checks as follows.
39. Freely adjust the volume, Compressor, Equalizer setting.
< Sample screen of Input VOL>
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and elect “Serial Setting Wizard”.
43. Confirm and select the baud rate of 9000M2 unit and click the “NEXT” button.
41. Click ”Communication” on menu bar
42. Check the connection between PC and 9000M2 unit and click the “NEXT” button.
44. Confirm and select the baud rate of 9000M2 unit. Click the “NEXT” button.
45. Shown below is the last screen.
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46. If the test is finished successfully, click “OK”.
47. Click “Communication” on the menu bar, select “Upload PC to 9000” and “All Data”.
48. A progress bar is displayed during communications.
*If communication is completed, the progress bar dialog is closed and downloading is
completed.
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