FiberPlex VIM-MY32 - Manual (Page 9)

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Setting up your Yamaha Console for operation with LightViper MY32 cards
1. Go to the input patch screen and assign inputs to the appropriate slots
2. Go to the output patch section and patch your outputs to the appropriate slots
Important Note: While the Yamaha console shows (16) patchable outputs on the display screen, only (8) on each master card are
actually assignable. You must assign outputs to the slot which contains the VIM‐MY32 master card. There are (8) returns on a 32x8
system utilizing (1) VIM‐MY32 master and (1) VIM‐MY32 slave; (16) returns on a 48x16 system utilizing (2) VIM‐MY32 masters and (1)
VIM‐MY32 slave; and (16) returns on a 64x16 system with (2) VIM‐MY32 masters and (2) VIM‐MY32 slaves. When using VIM‐MY32S
(slave) cards on a split, none of the control functions are operational from these split positions – only the primary VIM‐MY32S cards
located at FOH have the capability of utilizing these control functions. When using VIM‐MY cards on a split, the clock selection switch
on the VIM‐MY32 master card(s) must be set to “Master”, as these cards will be feeding the master clock to the split console. If
using a system that contains both a LightViper VIM‐1832 mixer box and VIM‐MY32 cards, the VIM‐1832 must operate at 24bit/48k
using the external clock input.
Note: When using the cards with a Yamaha LS9, the VIM‐MY32M (Master) card must be used in slot #1
only. The control must also be assigned to slot #1 only.