Genesys User Manual - AMS Neve

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Symbols used in this manual and on rear of console Please refer to the manual before operating Danger of electric shock Disconnect from the MAINS before opening cover Heat source No user serviceable parts inside Environmental considerations Temperature Operating 5°C to 22°C (41°F to 72°F) Non-operating -20°C to 50°C (-2°F to 122°F) Max Gradient 15°C/Hour (59°F/Hour) Relative Humidity Operating 20% to 80% Non-operating 5% to 90% Max wet bulb 28°C non-condensing (or 57°F non-condensing) Altitude Operating 0 to 2,000m Non-operating 0 to 12,000m Cooling Each sixteen-channel section has it's own PSU (Power Supply Unit) system located at the rear of the console. Care must be taken not to place any accessories that could block the ventilation above or below the heat sinks at the rear of the console. All PSU's will operate over an ambient temperature range of -10°C to +22°C (14°F to 72°F). The console must not be powered up or operated with the dust cover still in place. - 4 -
Health & Safety Notice FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY AND THE PROTECTION OF OTHERS, PLEASE OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SAFETY HEALTH AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ▶ READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND KEEP THEM HANDY ▶ HEED ALL SAFETY WARNINGS ▶ THE CONSOLE MUST BE EARTHED WHEN OPERATED ▶ DO NOT USE NEAR WATER ▶ CLEAN ONLY WITH A DRY CLOTH ▶ DO NOT INSTALL NEAR HEAT SOURCES ▶ DO NOT BLOCK VENTILATION OPENINGS ▶ THE AMBIENT ROOM TEMPERATURE SHOULD BE NO GREATER THAN 22°C / 72°F ▶ PROTECT THE POWER CORDS ▶ USE ONLY ACCESSORIES SPECIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER ▶ UNPLUG WHEN UNUSED FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME OR DURING LIGHTNING STORMS ▶ MODULES AND CARDS SHOULD NOT BE INSERTED OR REMOVED WITH THE POWER ON ▶ REFER ALL SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY ▶ THE CONSOLE MUST ONLY BE MOVED BY AT LEAST TWO PEOPLE ▶ NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE - 5 -
Page 1 and 2: GENESYS User Manual Issue 1.13.1 Ve
Page 3: Servicing is required when the appa
Page 7 and 8: Console Overview A 16 fader console
Page 9 and 10: Table of Contents IMPORTANT SAFTY I
Page 11 and 12: MONO...............................
Page 13 and 14: PC.................................
Page 15 and 16: About this manual This manual consi
Page 17 and 18: The Computer Cassette IMPORTANT: Be
Page 19 and 20: Optional Console Hardware EQ Casset
Page 21 and 22: Channels Digital Converter System (
Page 23 and 24: Optional Software Packages Automati
Page 25 and 26: Wiring connections / Setup for DAW
Page 27 and 28: DAW Computer Settings Mac OS X (DAW
Page 29 and 30: After installation the driver ports
Page 31 and 32: There are two audio connectors on e
Page 33 and 34: Master SEL mode ▶ Master SEL mode
Page 35 and 36: An Overview of the Genesys Signal F
Page 37 and 38: Recording in Stereo ▶ Before powe
Page 39 and 40: Mixing In Surround If you have LCR
Page 41 and 42: Surround system. ▶ Ensure that th
Page 43 and 44: The speaker button will light when
Page 45 and 46: will be able to swap between listen
Page 47 and 48: 90Hz filter Switches a hi pass filt
Page 49 and 50: Channel and Monitor Path Drag and D
Page 51 and 52: DIRECT OUTPUT Section Master Level
Page 53 and 54: CH Allows you to send the Channel i
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REVERB RETURNS / AUX MASTERS Sectio
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AUX MASTERS Section Master Send Set
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Master SEL mode on the 8T AUXES Sec
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2T/MIX Sends tone to the 2T and Mix
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MASTER SEL Section LOCK ▶ Lights
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Momentary Solo mode is also availab
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ROUTE SEL Section This section enab
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▶ For later LCR/Stereo channel st
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CUE MIX Section Each of the Cue mix
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CONTROL ROOM MONITOR Section Sets t
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EXT ▶ Will light yellow when sele
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It is possible to tie a set of loud
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• 30% indicates you are listening
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To Lock Relative Levels Within a Lo
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setups using LOCK/RTE SEL, can be s
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DAW / CONSOLE CONTROL Screen The Mo
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have the following functions: Encod
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8T Faders The 8T faders can either
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Meterbridge CHANNEL Meters Each fad
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of each meter. PPM Sets all meter i
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Master Screen The SETUP screen allo
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At the bottom of the EQ screen are
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DYN Only functions if at least one
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Gate/Expander The Dynamics screen i
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DAW Setup and control for the Digit
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Speaker Trims ▶ Click the speaker
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NB: 1 - When setting levels using t
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FILING Provides facility to Save an
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RTE This screen is a graphic repres
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RECALL Recall Overview Recall is an
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Saving a Recall file In effect, a R
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Hold mode / Auto mode The above pro
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Important Information There are two
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This is a two-function button, and
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AD/DA & FireWire System Digital Con
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Channel Master Overview The Channel
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Serial In / Out Provided for daisy-
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Channel Slave Overview The Slave AD
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Monitor Section Overview This card
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Switchblock Contains 4 switches, th
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This zip file contains a single dri
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1 - 8 9 - 16 17 - 24 25 - 32 Monito
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Monitor card This card will always
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CAT 5 connections on systems withou
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FireWire From DAW A B A B A B A B A
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The install will start and the prog
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Software Operation ▶ When the Gen
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andwidth is limited and the capabil
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Channels DLINE Input This covers wh
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⌥ On the console surface, the dig
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Windows 7 Drivers This section only
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Recommended OHCI Chipsets To get th
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Channel Controls Each channel can b
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Rear Connectors / Pin-out informati
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Female XLR 3 9 Insert IN 3 hot 2 3
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Connecting the 4081 to Genesys with
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▶ Click Settings Within Software
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Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) Con
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encoder, it will toggle the selecte
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TRANSPORT The Transport buttons on
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Control and click Add. This will ad
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switched over to showing the meteri
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y looking at Logic Pro and Genesys
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already) to indicate you have selec
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automation mode. ▶ Pressing the f
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▶ In the left Devices column sele
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DAW Metering (Genesys software ) Wh
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▶ F1, F2 or the fader SEL buttons
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◀ and ▶ Buttons They are used t
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▶ A pop-up will appear on screen
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USB Recovery - Complete Software Re
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Integrated Peripherals Menu OnChip
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The Recovery Process ▶ Once the s
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Audio Monitoring Boards Accessible
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Monitor Board 2 (Mix Insert) This b
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Genesys Audio Specification Record
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Genesys Physical Information Dimens
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1 Screen 2 Hi 3 Lo RS 232 9-pin D-t
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Loudspeaker Outputs A & M1 (25-way
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Console Outputs - 8Ts (25-way D-typ
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Channel Section Connectors As shown
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Channel Insert 2 Send (25-way D-typ
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Master AD/DA Channels cassette, SMN
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Slave AD/DA Channels cassette AES R
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AES TX / AUX / 2T L & R / MIX L & R
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General Fuses - Ratings & Location
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Alphabetical Index 1 1/2...........
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I/P 2..............................
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To DAW via FireWire................
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