Aviom AllFrame - Manual (Page 89)

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Problem Possible Solutions
External AES3 clock input is not
working
On the ƒ C4dio, check that the device providing the AES3
clock is connected to the XLR jack labeled 1/2 i
N
.
The AllFrame must be the ƒ Control Master in order to
sync the network to an AES3 clock connected to the
C4dio’s 1/2 In jack.
In the AllFrame’s Device Window in Pro64 Network
ƒ
Manager, check the proper C4dio card and clock type
are selected in the A
uDiO
C
lOCk
s
OurCe
menu.
The C4dio’s AES3 Clock LED is red The C4dio is set to use AES3 clock, but the clock source ƒ
is missing or intermittent.
External clock source is out of range.
ƒ
Cannot send Word Clock to an
external device
On the C4dio, check that the ƒ Word Clock switch is set
for Output (O).
Check the
ƒ BNC cable.
Check that the external device is set to receive an ƒ
external clock at the current network sample rate.
All channels: no audio in or out Check that the AllFrame is not in ƒ Standby Mode; the
Power LED on the its front panel should be green.
The AllFrame’s Power LED is red The AllFrame is in Standby. ƒ
Press the gray momentary ƒ s
tANDBy
switch on the F6
front panel.
If Standby was initiated by a contact closure, the
ƒ
contact must be opened manually.
No audio for one input channel Check that the corresponding channel is active in ƒ
the network by opening the Device Window for the
AllFrame. On screen, the channel’s green Active LED
should be on.
Check that another Pro64 device is not already using
ƒ
the desired network Slot.
Low output level from a C4o channel Open the Device Window for the AllFrame. Check the ƒ
Output Level menu for the channel; change the setting
using the drop-down menu.
Cannot remote control an AllFrame
mic preamp channel
The channel must be active in the network to be ƒ
remote controlled.
Make sure the AllFrame is set to the same
ƒ Control
Group as the device sending the remote control
commands (found in the AllFrame’s Device Window in
Pro64 Network Manager).
The Cat-5 A-Net connection (A or B) is
not working
Check that an SFP ƒ transceiver is not plugged into the
same-named port. Only one type of connection is
possible at a time.
The Cat-5 jack is disabled when an SFP transceiver is
ƒ
plugged in.
4-pin XLR power connection is not
working
Check the connections on the XLR pins: ƒ
Pin 1: Ground; Pin 2/3: no connect; Pin 4: 30-60VDC.