Get In Front, And Behind The Pm5D And Get Familiar With The Layout - Yamaha PM5D-RH Quick Start Manual

Get in front, and behind the PM5D and get familiar with the
layout.
Connect your PM5D just as you would an analog desk and switch on.
Note that the PM5D-RH does not have analog insert points as standard; there are dynamics on all channels, but for
external inserts you need additional MY option cards.
Differences in connectivity between PM5D and PM5D-RH;
On PM5D-RH there are 48 mic preamps patched by default to the 48 mono channels and a further 8 identical mic
preamps patched to the 4 stereo channels. With PM5D there are 48 mic preamps patched to the mono channels and
8 line inputs patched by default to the 4 stereo channels. In addition PM5D has 48 analog insert points on the mono
channels.
Both models share the same outputs and the various 2 track inputs and outputs.
PM5D-RH could use the 2 track connections for insert points but for large numbers of insert points you need to use MY
cards in the option slots.
The MY Cards; Mini Yamaha General Digital Audio Interface Cards;
sometimes called MiniYGDAI cards.
There are four MY card slots on PM5D. The cards allow extra audio connectivity in various formats; AES/EBU,
CobraNet, ADAT, analog, etc. See www.yamahaproaudio.com for the latest list.
Note; The maximum capacity per slot in digital formats is 16 channels of in and out at 48 kHz or 8 channels in and out at 96 kHz.
Note; The maximum capacity per slot in analog format is 8 channels in and out.
Note; MY cards just give more connectivity; they do not give more processing channels!
1 to 48 mic / line level inputs
Lamp connectors
USB connector for Studio Manager
PSU connector
Miscellaneous audio and control
connectors
Main outputs, MATRIX, MONITOR and
CUE outputs
8 mic / line inputs to the stereo
channels
Note; PM5D-RH has 8 mic/line inputs.
PM5D has 8 line inputs.
24 MIX bus outputs
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PM5D / PM5D-RH Quick Start Guide Part 1