Yamaha DME - Manual (Page 138)

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EtherSound Connection
■ Digital Mixers Without a [REMOTE] Connector
Use an EtherSound interface card such as the MY16-ES64 to make EtherSound connections between
the digital mixer and DME units. Use an Ethernet cable connected to the [NETWORK] connectors to
make connections between DME series units.
The port to be used for head amp control via direct serial communication with a DME unit is specified
by the [Internal HA Control] parameter in the “Misc” tab in the “Utility” dialog box (
page 165 ). Select
“Slot 1” when the DME unit to be used for serial communication is a DME24N, or “EtherSound” if it is a
DME Satellite unit. The settings for all other DME units should be “OFF”.
Use the AVS-ESMonitor software from AuviTran to specify the following EtherSound settings for both
the digital mixer’s interface card and the DME unit.
• Serial Communication mode: Unicast for bidirectional operation.
• AD8HR Remote Option: Mode 2
• Baud Rate: 38400
In order to turn serial communication off for the interface cards installed in all other DME units, set the
Serial Communication mode to “Slave”.
NOTE
• As of July 2008 only the LS9 is the only digital mixer that supports CobraNet connection.
• When installing an MY16-ES64 or similar EtherSound interface card in an LS9-32, be sure to install it in SLOT 1. Also
select “SLOT 1” using the COMM PORT parameter in the LS9 EXTERNAL HA display.
• DME24N units with firmware version V3.04 or later are compatible.
• You can download the AVS-ESMonitor software from the AuviTran website.
http://www.auvitran.com/view.php?products_AVS-ESMonitor.php
LS9
DME8i-ES
DME4io-ES
DME24N
Ethernet
EtherSound
MY16-ES64
MY16-ES64
Network
Switch
(mode 2)
(mode 2)