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A360 Display

User Guide

9310 1032 0001F rev 1.00
© 2014 Aviom, Inc.

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  • Page 1: User Guide

    A360 Display User Guide 9310 1032 0001F rev 1.00 © 2014 Aviom, Inc.
  • Page 2 Trademarks Aviom, A Net, the A Net icon, Pro16, Pro16e, Pro64, One-Touch Ambience, Dual Profile Channel, and Network Mix Back are trademarks of Aviom, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Apple, the Apple logo, and iPhone are registered trademarks of Apple Inc.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents A360 Display ......1 Feature Overview ......1 Setting Up .

  • Page 4: A360 Display

    A360 Display A360 Display™ is an iOS app that runs on your iOS device and communicates with a WiFi router connected to the Ethernet network port on the rear panel of the D800 or D800-Dante A-Net Distributor. A360 Display enhances the user interface of the A360 Personal Mixer with channel names and user-selectable views that show the volume levels, stereo placement, and metering information for every channel in your mix.
  • Page 5 A360 Display consists of six main views that expand the A360 Personal Mixer’s front panel user interface: • Volume View • Meter View • Stereo Placement View • Tone & Reverb View • Master View • Channel Names View To use A360 Display you need a compatible iOS device, an A360 Personal Mixer, a D800 or D800-Dante A-Net Distributor, and a Wi-Fi router.

  • Page 6: Setting Up

    Your A360 Personal Mixers and D800 A-Net Distributors will also need to be running the latest firmware to take advantage of the features offered by A360 Display. Firmware updates are available on the Aviom website and require a USB memory stick to install.

  • Page 7: Wi-Fi Setup

    Wi-Fi Setup There are two parts to the Wi-Fi setup—the router hardware’s internal setup and the Apple iOS device’s Wi-Fi setup. Router Setup If you’re using a new Wi-Fi router, follow the manufacturer’s instructions for setting up the device (this most likely will require that you connect the device to a computer.).

  • Page 8: A360 Display Setup

    From your iOS device’s home screen, choose the S app. Open the Wi-Fi tab and select the router ettIngS that is connected to the D800 from the list of available networks. Open the Wi-Fi tab to view the available routers. A360 Display Setup On your iOS device, launch A360 Display.
  • Page 9 Open the OS-A360 S tab. Choose a D800 to use by opening the C D800 tab and selecting one etup hOOSe A from the list shown. (The default name for a D800 is its IP Address.) A blue check mark is added next to your selection.

  • Page 10: Choose An A360

    Choose an A360 A360 Personal Mixers that can be connected to are shown with “Available” next to their name; D800 ports with no A360 connected are shown as “Unavailable,” and an A360 that is already paired with another iOS device in the network is shown as “Paired” in gray text. Tap a row to select an available A360;...

  • Page 11: Pairing

    Pairing Pairing an A360 and an iOS device allows the iOS device to control and change certain settings on the A360 to which it is paired. The list includes the A360 Personal Mixer name, channel names for the 16 mix channels and the Dual Profile Channel, Mix Preset names, and Group names.

  • Page 12: Using A360 Display

    Using A360 Display A360 Display’s main views have some common interface elements as noted below. Contextual help for each View is available by tapping the on-screen ? Help icon. Swipe left/right to select a View. Info Bar The Info Bar runs horizontally across the Volume, Meter, Stereo Placement, Tone & Reverb, and Channel Names views.

  • Page 13: Mixer Name

    View Name The name of the current View is shown above the Info Bar and updates as Views are selected. The View Name and Mixer Name appear at the top of each View. Mixer Name Next to the View name is the A360 Mixer Name, a user-editable field that can accept up to 12 characters. Enter a name for your A360 Personal Mixer from the Settings pages, or touch the name field in any View to open a text edit dialog box.
  • Page 14 Ambience The One-Touch Ambience channel’s icon appears in the upper right corner of the current view and has an active and inactive state. The One Touch Ambience icon appears at the top right corner. When active, the mic icon is solid and supports both mono and stereo volume level bars or meters depending on which View is selected.

  • Page 15: Solo Mode

    Solo Mode When one or more channels is in solo mode on the A360, the on-screen display will show the channel number(s) highlighted in green. In Solo Mode, the active channels are shown in green. A master Solo indicator is shown above the Info Bar in each View while Solo is active on the A360. Note that multiple channels can be in solo mode (by double-clicking A360 channel buttons), but only one is available for editing.
  • Page 16 Groups The A360 Personal Mixer allows you to create up to four Groups per mix preset. When channels are grouped together, they are displayed with a gray highlight instead of the blue highlight used for single channels. Groups are shown with a gray highlight. The letters appear instead of a single channel number in the Info Bar.

  • Page 17: Group Names

    Group Names The first Group you create on the A360 is assigned the name Group 1 (or the first Custom Group name if you have already entered custom names ). Tap the Group name in the Info Bar to assign a different name. A list of 10 Custom and 18 Standard names is displayed.
  • Page 18 Pro16 Mode When the A360 is used in Pro16 mode, stereo sources use a pair of adjacent channels. These are indicated with a horizontal line connecting the odd/even channel numbers of the stereo pair. Stereo channels in Pro16 mode are highlighted together. The Stereo Placement View shows a single pan indicator for each Pro16 stereo pair;...
  • Page 19 Custom Mode The A360’s Custom Mode allows you to map any network Slot to any mix channel button. If you create and load a configuration that leaves some channel buttons with no Slot assignment, the Volume, Meter, Stereo Placement, and Tone & Reverb Views will display any unmapped channels with a cross-out symbol. Unmapped channels are shown with a cross-out symbol.

  • Page 20: Mix Presets

    Mix Presets When a mix preset is saved or recalled, an on-screen confirmation is displayed showing the Preset number and its default or custom name. Preset recall confirmation When the Recall button on the A360 is pressed, a list of all available mix presets will be shown. The four Instant Mix Recall locations are on the left, and the 16 mix presets assigned to the channel buttons appear on the right in two columns.
  • Page 21 Pressing the Recall button opens a list of all available mix presets. As a reminder, the last mix preset that was recalled on the A360 is highlighted. A360 D isplAy UiDe...
  • Page 22 Trim All Warning The A360’s digital mix output level is constantly monitored to ensure that your mix always sounds its best. On the A360 itself the Digital Signal/Clip LED near the Save button shows the status—green for normal mix levels and red for clipping. Occasional appearances of the red LED are normal; the transients from signals such as percussion will cause a brief display of the red LED.

  • Page 23: Contextual Help

    Contextual Help Each of A360 Display’s Views has its own help screen. Tap the “?” Help icon to open the help, and then swipe left/right to move through the screens. Tap the screen to close the help. Tap the ? icon to open contextual help for any View. A360 D isplAy UiDe...

  • Page 24: Using Views

    Using Views The six main views within A360 Display are described below. Volume View The Volume View shows the current level for the 16 standard mix channels plus the Dual Profile Channel and One-Touch Ambience. Volume View with channel 6 selected The selected channel is highlighted and its name is shown in white along with a horizontal channel level meter in the Info Bar.
  • Page 25 A stereo channel uses a double level bar. Mono channels are displayed with a single blue volume bar; stereo channels use a dual bar. Muted channels have a yellow square mute indicator above the channel number; the volume level of a muted channel is shown in a darker shade of blue.
  • Page 26 Meter View The Meter View provides a live visual display of the current mix’s audio activity. A mono channel uses a single meter bar. When a mix channel is selected on the A360 its channel meter is highlighted and the channel’s details— channel number, channel name, and a horizontal blue channel level bar—are shown in the Info Bar.
  • Page 27 Stereo Placement View Each channel’s location in the current stereo mix is shown in the Stereo Placement View. The selected channel is highlighted and its channel name and a level meter are shown in the Info Bar. All Pan and Spread settings update as you make changes on the A360 or recall mix presets. Stereo channels show Pan and Spread on the same arc.
  • Page 28 Tone & Reverb View The two-part Tone & Reverb View shows each channel’s settings for Treble or Bass boost as well as Reverb amount. Tone and reverb amounts are shown in a single view. In the Tone section, a Treble boost is shown in yellow while a Bass boost is shown in red. The default position (no tone change) is shown as a blue center line.
  • Page 29 Master View The Master View displays a high-resolution level meter for the main mix output along with indicators for the A360 output section’s Bass, Treble, and Enhance settings. The Bass, Treble, and Enhance amounts are global settings. A360 D isplAy UiDe...
  • Page 30 Channel Names View The Channel Names View acts as a virtual channel strip, showing all of the default and custom channel names for your A360 Personal Mixer on one screen. The selected channel is highlighted in white. The selected channel number is shown in white. Muted channels are indicated with a yellow square next to the channel number.

  • Page 31: Preferences

    Settings and Preferences The Settings windows within A360 Display provide access to the communication setup, app preferences, utility functions, and help. Each is described below. The iOS-A360 Setup section of Settings is covered earlier in this document. See “A360 Display Setup” on page 5.

  • Page 32: Name Your A360

    View choice. This is useful if you always want to return to the Channel Names View once editing is done, for example. There’s no need to swipe the window to change views. Picking O causes the view to jump to your Default View selection as soon as you press a hAnnel hAnge channel button on the A360.
  • Page 33 Add channel names for your A360 from the Settings window. Tap any channel’s name field to open the text editing tools. Press the D button in the on-screen keyboard to commit the edit. Swipe up/down to scroll through the channel list. Channel names are stored in the A360 Personal Mixer itself and are retained through a power cycle.

  • Page 34: Name Presets And Groups

    Name Presets and Groups Mix Presets and Groups can also be named using the on-screen keyboard when you open the Name Presets and Groups tab. Click any of the 16 mix presets, the four Instant Mix Recall locations (abbreviated as IMR A through D), or Group names to open the keyboard. As with channel names, the names for Presets and Groups can be up to 8 characters long.

  • Page 35: Software License Agreement

    Software to or for the benefit of any third party. Licensee may not assign all or any part of its rights or obligations under this Agreement without Aviom’s prior written consent and any attempt to the contrary will be void and a material breach of this Agreement.
  • Page 36 Licensee agrees that any breach of this Agreement by Licensee may be enforced by Aviom by means of equitable relief (including, but not limited to, injunctive relief) without the necessity of posting any bonds in addition to any other available rights and remedies.
  • Page 37 Agreement or its performance or the Software; provided that Aviom may seek injunctive relief in any court of competent jurisdiction. Severability. If any provision of this Agreement shall be determined to be void, invalid, unenforceable or illegal for any reason, then the validity and enforceability of all the remaining provisions hereof shall not be affected thereby.
  • Page 38 Entire Agreement. This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding between the parties with respect to the subject matter of this Agreement and supersedes any and all prior and contemporaneous understandings, statements, warranties, representations and agreements, both oral and written, relating thereto. This Agreement cannot be modified except in a writing signed by the party against whom enforcement is sought.

  • Page 39: Index

    Index A360 Channel Manager 29 Ambience 11 Firmware 3 A-Net Distributor 1 Auto-Switch Views 28 Available 7 gear icon 5 Group 8, 13 Group Names 14 Bass 25 Groups 31 GRP 13 channel names 8 Channel Names View 27 Help icon 9 Channel Names window 29 channel number 23 Choose a D800 6...
  • Page 40 Name Channels 29 Unavailable 7 name D800 6 Unpaired Personal Mixers 8 Name D800 31 USB memory stick 3 Name Presets and Groups 17, 31 Never 29 View 21 View Name 10 On Channel Change 29 Volume View 21 One-Touch Ambience 11, 23 white channel number.
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