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EVE/NET Remote User
Manual
A Networked Remote Control System for the Eventide
Orville™ and DSP7000 family of Ultra-Harmonizers®
User Manual
Release 1.0
Requires version 2.705 or higher operating system.
Part No:141044
©2000 Eventide Inc. Little Ferry NJ 07643 USA
Harmonizer is a registered trademark of Eventide, Inc. for its audio special effects devices
incorporating pitch shift.
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Summary of Contents for Eventide EVE/NET
- Page 1 Orville™ and DSP7000 family of Ultra-Harmonizers® User Manual Release 1.0 Requires version 2.705 or higher operating system. Part No:141044 ©2000 Eventide Inc. Little Ferry NJ 07643 USA Harmonizer is a registered trademark of Eventide, Inc. for its audio special effects devices incorporating pitch shift.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Extra controller options with EVE/NET ........ - Page 4 EVE/NET Remote User Manual Cabling ..............
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Page 5: General Principles
EVE/NET Remote User Manual General Principles Ÿ Any EVE/NET system comprises one or more remotes, as well as one or more controlled rack mounted effects units. For readability, these will be referred to as Orvilles in the following text, although they may in fact be members of the DSP7000 family or other units. -
Page 6: Setting Up Orville For Eve/Net
To change Orvilles remote settings, hit the SETUP key until you see the EVE/NET label above a softkey. Hit this softkey to bring up the EVE/NET screen shown to the right. Note that this screen is only visible on Orvilles with EVE/NET capability. -
Page 7: Using One Orville To Control Another
Using one Orville to control another Using EVE/NET, it is possible for one Orville to control another, so that they operate in tandem. For this to make sense, both Orvilles should have the same version of software installed, and any User Presets saved should be the same on each. -
Page 8: Extra Controller Options With Eve/Net
EVE/NET Remote User Manual Extra controller options with EVE/NET When an Orville is being controlled by a remote, a number of extra controller options appear on the controller (mod con or assign) setup screens. These can be used to add further remote control options for preset or system parameters. -
Page 9: Making Connections To The Remote
EVE/NET Stick At the back of the remote are four connectors, as shown above. Only the EVE/NET connector is required to be connected, the use of rest is optional. Ü See Appendix A for pin out information for these connectors. -
Page 10: The Remote Panel
EVE/NET Remote User Manual The Remote Panel EVE/NET Network Remote Controller The remote panel is similar to that of an Orville, with some repositioning of the existing 88.2 buttons, and the following additions: 44.1 Ÿ UNIT button at left. BYPASS UNIT Ÿ... -
Page 11: User Key
This is a general purpose key that can be used as a source for a controller. Ü Extra controller options with EVE/NET on page 3. Encoder Knobs These are general purpose controllers, comprising a knob, an LED indicator ring around it to show the knob position, and a switch which is operated by pushing down on the knob. -
Page 12: Encoder Buttons
These may be used for either of two purposes: 1) As general purpose controller buttons. Ü Extra controller options with EVE/NET on page 3. 2) To load setups on the controlled unit. Ü See Orville User Manual for more on setups. -
Page 13: Using Midi With The Remote
Using MIDI with the remote The MIDI connections on the remote are routed over EVE/NET to the connected units. This means that an external MIDI controller (e.g. keyboard, joystick) can be plugged into the remote, and it will act upon the units that the remote is controlling, just as if it were directly plugged into the Orvilles. -
Page 14: Joysticks
EVE/NET Remote User Manual If a remote is perpetually off-line and showing repeated error messages as shown by the screen on the right it may be that its range setting is different from others on the network - this can be checked by trying different range settings to see if the problem can be resolved. -
Page 15: Rear Panel Connections
2 MIXI TX - 2 no connect 3 no connect 3 chassis ground 4 MIDI RX + 4 MIDI TX + 5 MIDI RX - 5 MIDI TX - EVE/NET Connector - 8 way RJ-45 EVE/NET Function Network Network Network Telephone T568A T568B... -
Page 16: Installation
There are two issues to consider when cabling an EVE/NET network: i. Topology - this is the way the EVE/NET nodes are connected. (A node is either a remote console or an EVE/NET equipped effects processor.) The nodes must be connected in a “daisy-chain”... -
Page 17: Termination
Power supplied from an Orville may be disconnected by removing the 1A fuse near the RJ45 socket. Eventide can supply a small power adaptor that is capable of powering two remote consoles, and has useful power and termination options. This is provided as part of the DSP7x00 Installation Kit and is also available separately. -
Page 18: Grounding
Appendix B - Installation Grounding Since the remote consoles are powered down the EVE/NET cable, it follows that their electrical grounds are also connected down this cable. As connected Orvilles and DSP7x00s will usually also be grounded, it follows that care must be taken to avoid ground loops when more than one effects unit is being controlled. -
Page 19: Document 141044
EVE/NET Remote User Manual - Index setting for Orville, 4 setting for remote, 11 cross-over cable, 15 simple system, 4, 7, 15 definition, 3 encoder buttons, 10 buttons as controllers, 6 Termination, 15 knobs, 9 unit button, 8 Grounding, 16... - Page 20 Appendix C - Configuration Examples Orville A simple system - no configuration required DSP 7x00 Power A simple DSP7x00 system - no configuration required. Supply Fuse must always be out in DSP7x00 Orville Power Supply Orville/7x00 Orville/7x00 Orville T piece Ground jumper Terminator Fuse...
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Page 21: Hardware Configuration
Appendix C - Hardware Configuration In order to configure an EVE/NET node you must first identify it. Orvilles and 7000/7500’s will be one of two types: 1) With RJ45 EVE/NET socket mounted on motherboard. 2) With RJ45 EVE/NET socket mounted on plug-in option card. - Page 22 Jumper installed at J2 Jumper NOT installed at J2 F1 NOT installed Jumper installed at J3 D21 lit if offline Jumper NOT installed at J3 D24 lit if active D26 shows EVE/NET power Factory Defaults: Orville DSP7000/7500 Release 1.0 Page of 20...
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