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E-1 Digital Control Surface

TECHNICAL MANUAL

600 Industrial Drive, New Bern, North Carolina, USA 28562

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  • Page 1: Technical Manual

    E-1 Digital Control Surface TECHNICAL MANUAL 600 Industrial Drive, New Bern, North Carolina, USA 28562...
  • Page 2 E-1 Digital Control Surface Technical Manual - 2nd Edition ©2012 Wheatstone Corporation WHEATSTONE CORPORATION 600 Industrial Drive New Bern, North Carolina 28562 tel 252-638-7000 / fax 252-637-1285 E-1 / Nov 2012...
  • Page 3 A A A A A T T E N T I O N T T E N T I O N T T E N T I O N T T E N T I O N T T E N T I O N Attention! F F F F F ederal Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance ederal Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance...

  • Page 4: Important Safety Instructions

    Attention! PSE-1 Power Supply Important Safety Instructions 1. Read these instructions. 2. Keep these instructions. 3. Heed all warnings. 4. Follow all instructions. 5. This equipment must be installed and operated in a dry location free from dripping or splashing liquids. No objects filled with liquid (such as beverage containers and the like) shall be placed on or near the unit.
  • Page 5 Attention! PSE-1 Alimentation Consignes De Sécurité Importantes 1. Lire ces instructions. 2. Conserver ces instructions. 3. Observer tous les avertissements. 4. Suivre toutes les instructions. 5. Ce matériel doit être installé et utilisé dans un endroit sec à l'abri d'éclaboussures de liquides ou de gouttes.

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    C O N T E N T S E-1 Technical Manual Table of Contents Chapter 1 - General Information Introduction ..................1-2 Unpacking and Installing the Control Surface ......1-3 Power Supply ................. 1-4 Failsafe Dual Redundant Supply ................1-4 Energizing ........................1-5 I/O Connections ................
  • Page 7 C O N T E N T S Chapter 3 - Master Panel (MNE-1) Controls and Functions ..............3-2 Select Knob ........................3-2 CUE Knob ........................3-5 Monitor Speaker Controls ..................3-5 Speaker Muting .....................3-5 Speaker Level Controls ..................3-5 Source Select Switches ..................3-6 Programming External Source Switches ...............3-6 Control Room Section ...................3-6 Headphone Section ....................3-6...
  • Page 8 C O N T E N T S Hook-Ups “ETH” RJ-45 - Main Ethernet Connector ..............4-4 “CAT5” RJ-45 - Mixer Link Connector ...............4-4 “HEADPHONE” - Headphone Connector ..............4-4 Typical Ethernet Cable ..............4-5 Typical Crossover Cable ............... 4-5 HC-3 Pinouts Drawing ..............4-6 Chapter 5 - Schematic and Load Sheet Drawings IPE-1 4 Input Panel Switch Card Schematic ........................5-2...
  • Page 9 G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N General Information Chapter Contents Introduction ..................1-2 Unpacking and Installing the Control Surface ......1-3 Power Supply ................. 1-4 Failsafe Dual Redundant Supply ................1-4 Energizing........................

  • Page 10: Introduction

    G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N General Information Introduction Evolution 1 is a new control surface that revolutionizes small footprint networkable consoles by including an integrated LCD display that eliminates the need for an external video monitor while still providing all the metering and control access needed in a surface of its class.

  • Page 11: Unpacking And Installing The Control Surface

    G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N Unpacking and Installing the Control Surface The E-1 digital audio control surface and its power supply are shipped in two pack- ing boxes. One box contains the control surface and documention and the second box contains the power supply, power cord, and connecting cable.

  • Page 12: Power Supply

    G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N Power Supply Front view of the PSE-1 rackmount power supply Rear view of the PSE-1 rackmount power supply The E‑1 control surface is powered by a Wheatstone Model PSE‑1 rackmount power supply.

  • Page 13: Energizing

    G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N In order for failsafe systems to perform as designed, always have BOTH rackmount supplies powered up and connected to their associated equipment. Energizing Assuming the E-1 control surface mainframe is properly placed, and its PSE-1 power supply (or supplies) correctly rackmounted and connected to the control surface, you...

  • Page 14: Getting Started

    G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N Getting Started The E-1 control surface comes with the E-1 Embedded Graphical User Interface (GUI) program, intended to be straightforward in use, controlling and displaying graphics, produc- tion tools, and set up screens.

  • Page 15: Tabbed Navigation

    G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N Tabbed Navigation The E-1 features a “tabbed” navigation architecture to easily access features with a minimum number of mouse clicks. There are a few subtleties you need to be familiar with to efficiently get around the tabbed software screens.

  • Page 16: Surface Software Version

    G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N Surface Software Version In the event that you need to consult the factory about the E-1 control surface, you may need to have the surface software version number available.
  • Page 17 I N P U T P A N E L Input Panel (IPE-1) Chapter Contents Controls and Functions ............. 2-2 A/B Button - Source Switching ................2-2 A/B Button - Select Mode ..................2-2 Input Tab Display ....................2-3 Source Window ....................... 2-4 Fader Mode Controls and Indicators ..............

  • Page 18: Chapter 2 - Input Panel (Ipe-1)

    I N P U T P A N E L Input Panel (IPE-1) Controls and Functions Each input panel of the E-1 digital audio control surface has four identical strips representing four input channels. You control how each channel is set up by pressing physical switches on the surface and configuring software settings through the Input Tab.

  • Page 19: Input Tab Display

    I N P U T P A N E L Press the fader’s A/B switch and hold it until the button lights (as opposed to tapping it for source switching). This switches the VGA screen to the Input tab for this fader, where you can change the programmed sources for A and B, select the fader mode, adjust panning, and set up VDip.

  • Page 20: Source Window

    I N P U T P A N E L Source Window Click in the SOURCE window to open the signal tree. Highlight a source name in the tree and double-click to select it. You may use the Visibility feature in Navigator to limit the signal list the user “sees”...

  • Page 21: Other Physical Switches And Leds

    I N P U T P A N E L Other Physical Switches and LEDs Assign Output switches assign the selected source signal to any combination of the surface’s four stereo Program outputs—A, B, C, and D (also known as OL, or Off Line).

  • Page 22: Channel Off Switch

    I N P U T P A N E L Channel OFF Switch The channel OFF switch turns the channel signal OFF and fires any channel OFF (STOP) logic mapped with VDip to the fader’s source signal. The switch LED lights to indicate the channel is OFF. Channel Status Buttons Display A row of numbered buttons along the bottom of the main VGA screen shows the status of each channel.
  • Page 23 M A S T E R P A N E L Master Panel (MNE-1) Chapter Contents Controls and Functions ..............3-2 Select Knob ........................3-2 CUE Knob ........................3-5 Monitor Speaker Controls ..................3-5 Speaker Muting .....................3-5 Speaker Level Controls ..................3-5 Source Select Switches ..................3-6 Programming External Source Switches ...............3-6 Control Room Section ...................3-6 Headphone Section ....................3-6...

  • Page 24: Chapter 3 - Master Panel (Mne-1)

    M A S T E R P A N E L Master Panel (MNE-1) Controls and Functions The E-1 digital audio control sur- face is equipped with one MASTER panel. This panel contains numerous controls, including INPUT SOURCE select, CUE control, TIMER control buttons, four PROGRAMMABLE buttons, and three MONITOR sections with buttons to select PROGRAM...
  • Page 25 M A S T E R P A N E L dow on the Input Tab, or press the SELECT knob on the Master panel, and select the desired Source from the signal list. • When no A/B button is lit, pressing the SELECT knob will open a screen showing a full list of input sources and locations for quick source selection on a fader, or for making other connections within the system.
  • Page 26 M A S T E R P A N E L • Press the Options Tab on the VGA screen and choose Source Visibility from the AVAILABLE OPTIONS scroll down list to display the Source Visibilities form. With this form the user can set the channel’s source visibilities. Scroll up and down the source list and highlight the desired source signal(s) and click the APPLY button to save the visibility options.

  • Page 27: Cue Knob

    M A S T E R P A N E L CUE Knob The CUE master level control is located in the center section of the MNE-1 panel. The CUE signal is pre-fader, and is normally used to check signals. When a channel is CUEd, its pre-fader signal will appear in the external cue speaker, and the switched meter screen on the VGA, if vis- ible, will show the level of the pre-fader signal.

  • Page 28: Source Select Switches

    M A S T E R P A N E L then remove the condition that has the monitor muted, the sound in the monitor speak- ers (or headphones) will suddenly be VERY LOUD! Source Select Switches Each monitor output section (one section for CR and HEADPHONE, the other for STUDIO) has its own bank of source select switches which select the audio signal sent to the speakers or headphones.

  • Page 29: Studio Section

    M A S T E R P A N E L Studio Section The Studio output section has a dedicated source select bank, meter- ing, and a level knob. Microphones located in the studio are normally pro- grammed using VDip to MUTE the Studio output to prevent the occurrence of feedback.

  • Page 30: Events

    M A S T E R P A N E L Events The E-1 includes a snapshot save and recall fea- ture that saves all of the surface’s switch, level, and DSP settings to a unique Event file. These saved Events may be recalled as required at any time.

  • Page 31: Control Modes - User Permissions

    M A S T E R P A N E L Control Modes - User Permissions The E‑1 control surface is operated in one of four modes: Intern, Operator, Production, and Engineer- ing. Engineering mode, by default, allows the user to perform all surface functions.
  • Page 32 M A S T E R P A N E L To log in to a given mode, press the button on the lower left corner of the VGA screen that displays the current ACCESS AUTHORIZATION level. ACCESS AUTHORIZATION This brings up the PASSCODE ACCESS dialog box. Select the desired mode, then enter the password for that mode.

  • Page 33: Switched Meters

    M A S T E R P A N E L Switched Meters The control surface includes a switched meter on the Main Tab. The switched meter displays the signal level of a user selected source ‑ any source on the router ‑...

  • Page 34: Timer Section

    M A S T E R P A N E L Timer Section The control surface timer is provided with an AUTO‑RESTART func- tion so that programmed (via the GUI) input modules can automatically reset the timer display (located on the upper‑left side of the main E‑1 GUI screen) to zero and start a new count, allowing the announcer to easily track his own pace.

  • Page 35: Programmable Buttons

    M A S T E R P A N E L Programmable Buttons Also known as “Spare buttons,” these four (4) switches and indicating LEDs are designed to perform user‑programmable functions. Some functions, such as firing Salvos, making temporary connections, or interfacing with the logic input and output ports on system Logic I/O cards, must be configured through the Windows™...
  • Page 36 M A S T E R P A N E L pressed and off when it is not being pressed ‑ the actual function performed by the button is configured in Navigator • Momentary / DIO LED ‑ in this mode the button has a momentary action, with its function configured in Navigator ‑...

  • Page 37: Vdip Settings

    M A S T E R P A N E L VDIP Settings Many surface functions, such as Mute, Tally, and Machine Start Pulsed, are programmed from the VDIP Screen. VDip settings are attributes of the Source signal and will follow the signal onto dif‑ ferent faders of the same console or even other surfaces, depending on how it is programmed.
  • Page 38 M A S T E R P A N E L use the default settings. Once you have the settings you want, click APPLY. To load other signals you want to to change the settings of, press and hold an- other fader’s A/B button or click the SIGNAL button and choose which signal to load from the Signal List.
  • Page 39 M A S T E R P A N E L STUDIO MUTES—Input channels can be programmed to mute the various moni- tors when the channel is ON. There are five STUDIO MUTES checkboxes, one for each monitor section plus one for CUE. The checked boxes show which speakers are muted.

  • Page 40: Machine Logic

    M A S T E R P A N E L Machine Logic The surface’s start/stop logic options can be selected via the E‑1 GUI. Press the Options tab and choose Misc Options from the AVAILABLE OPTIONS scroll down list to display MACHINE LOGIC choices.

  • Page 41: Eq Controls

    M A S T E R P A N E L EQ Controls Value Windows Press and hold a fader’s A/B button and the Input Tab opens. Click the EQ button on the Button Bar at the bottom of the Input screen to display the EQ screen. To change parameters in the Control Area, click on the Value Window for the parameter you wish to change.

  • Page 42: Filter

    M A S T E R P A N E L Reasonably conven- tional parametric sec- tions are employed, with +/-14dB lift and cut ca- pability, centre-frequency sweepable over the range of 16.1Hz to 20.2kHz, and a filter sharpness (Width) sweepable between 0.2 and 3.0 octaves.

  • Page 43: Dynamics Processing Controls

    M A S T E R P A N E L Dynamics Processing Controls Value Windows Press and hold a fader’s A/B button and the Inputs Tab opens. Click the Dynamics button on the Button Bar at the bottom of the Input screen to display the Dynamics control section.

  • Page 44: Compressor Settings

    M A S T E R P A N E L Compressor Settings The compressor algorithm used in the E-1 is designed to: - prevent really ghastly noises from being achieved too easily; - allow smooth, inaudible, and unobtrusive level control on uneven sources; - be able to act as a peak limiter for inadvertent overload control;...

  • Page 45: Expander Settings

    M A S T E R P A N E L ATTACK (0.10mS - 330.0mS) — How quickly the compressor responds to a signal exceeding the threshold. RELEASE (50.0mS - 3.000 S) — The speed with which the compressor recovers as the exciting input signal reduces or disappears.
  • Page 46 M A S T E R P A N E L CLOSE (50.0mS - 3.000S) — ... close times, being the rate at which the expander attenuates away the input signal once below the threshold. A graphical input/output plot at the top of the Dynamics screen shows the combined effects of the compressor and expander on the signal.

  • Page 47: Optional Glass E Interface

    M A S T E R P A N E L Optional Glass E Interface Wheatstone offers the optional PC-based software, called “Wheatstone Glass E Virtual Control Surface,” that con- trols the E-1 surface from a remote PC. The Windows XP-based PC software accesses remotely through a LAN/WAN.
  • Page 48 M A S T E R P A N E L The first screen is a du- plicate of the E-1 GUI as it appears on the surface’s VGA screen. All controls and func- tions of the GUI that have been described in chapters 2 and 3 of this manual work the same on this Glass E screen.

  • Page 49: Network Settings

    M A S T E R P A N E L Network Settings When your surface is connected to the WheatNet-IP engine BLADE and first powered up, it will ask you to configure its network parameters. To configure the network settings for the E-Series surface select “YES”...
  • Page 50 M A S T E R P A N E L For convenience, Wheatstone uses the following convention for IP Addressing in the WheatNet-IP system: 1. The IP Address of a BLADE is equal to the BLADE ID plus 100; i.e. BLADE 3 = 192.168.87.103 2.

  • Page 51: E-1 Gui Main Tab Screen Controls

    Meter Labels Function Tabs Click label windows to rename Functions display: Clock, timer, current event, and switched meter Program meters Click on EXT windows to choose source Channel Select / Status Monitor Controls Buttons Access Authorization E-1 GUI Main Tab Screen Controls page 3 - 23 E-1 / Apr 2010...

  • Page 52: E-1 Gui Input Tab Screen Controls

    Pressing fader’s A/B switch auto- Click here to change matically opens the Input Tab the source Meter labels A typical Input Tab click to rename Functions display: Source and Fader Mode Drag PAN slider or use Pan Pot Button Bar CHANNEL STATUS Use “Monitor Config”...

  • Page 53: E-1 Gui Events Tab Screen Controls

    Events Manager tab — “Events” are snap- shots of the entire control surface. All faders, switches, sources, etc. are stored and recalled. Last event taken Event Recall To recall an event: • click on event name • click ARM • click TAKE •...

  • Page 54: E-1 Gui Options Tab Screen Controls

    Options Manager tab — Provides access to a whole host of system options. Some are self explanatory, but see the Options Details section for details. E-1 GUI Options Tab Screen Controls page 3 - 26 E-1 / Apr 2010...

  • Page 55: E-1 Gui Input Tab Screens

    Press A/B on a fader to open main Choose fader sources INPUT screen Use the Button Bar to navigate various input screens Preset Load Save Dynamics VDIP E-1 GUI Input Tab Screens page 3 - 27 E-1 / Apr 2010 E-1 / Nov 2012...

  • Page 56: E-1 Gui Options Tab Screens

    Access Authorization User Configuration Programmable Buttons Crosspoint Visibility Miscellaneous Options Network Settings VDIP Settings Monitor Configuration Source Visibility This screen available only for the system with WheatNet-IP engine BLADE. E-1 GUI Options Tab Screens page 3 - 28 E-1 / Apr 2010...
  • Page 57 H A R D W A R E Host CPU (HC-3) Chapter Contents Overview ..................4-2 HC-3 BIOS Settings/Format ............4-2 Ethernet IP Addressing ............. 4-2 Ethernet Interface Wiring ............4-2 Mixer Link Wiring ............... 4-3 Internal Programming Options ..........4-3 Switch Settings ................

  • Page 58: Overview

    H A R D W A R E Host Controller (HC-3) Overview The host controller card used in the E-1 incorporates a PC/104 computer mounted on the HC-3 PCB. The host computer utilizes RAM, a flash disk (which emulates a standard IDE hard drive), and an Ethernet port. There is no hard disk drive. A video port is provided for the user-provided VGA monitor, and a keyboard port is for factory use only.

  • Page 59: Mixer Link Wiring

    H A R D W A R E Mixer Link Wiring Note that this port is not used if the E-1 is part of a WheatNet-IP system. This RJ-45 connection provides the control link between the control sur- face and the Bridge Router system. All settings and commands generated on the control surface pass through this link.

  • Page 60: Hook-Ups

    H A R D W A R E Hook-Ups All user wiring to and from the host controller is made via I/O connectors located on the control surface rear. There are two RJ-45 connectors: one is for Ethernet connection, and the other is for the CAT5 Mixer Link connection (this port is not used if the E-1 is part of a WheatNet-IP system).
  • Page 61 H A R D W A R E yPiCaL THERnET aBLE TXD + White/Orange White/Orange TXD - Orange Orange RXD + White/Green White/Green RJ-45 RJ-45 Plug Blue Blue Plug White/Blue White/Blue RXD - Green Green White/Brown White/Brown Brown Brown Used for connecting the host controller to your network hub. yPiCaL RossovER aBLE...
  • Page 62 H A R D W A R E HC-3 Host Controller I/O Connections Note: This port is Ethernet Connector Mixer Link CAT5 not used if the E-1 is (RJ-45) Connector (RJ-45) part of a WheatNet-IP system. TXD + TXD + TXD - TXD - RXD +...

  • Page 63: Schematic

    S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S Schematic and Load Sheet Drawings Chapter Contents IPE-1 4 Input Panel Switch Card Schematic ........................5-2 Load Sheet .........................5-4 ONSE-1 4 Input Panel On/Off Switch Card Schematic ........................5-5 Load Sheet .........................5-6 MNE-1 Master Panel Switch Card...
  • Page 64 SENSE +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF SW_C_X 4148 D1 4148 D2 4148 D3 +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 4148 Dxx 4148 4148 D7 4148 D5 4148 D6 4148 D4 +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V ON SW OFF SW 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF...
  • Page 65 +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V DISPLAY +3.3V 1.00K 10.0K 1.00K FDR_2.5REF DSPL_V0 ____ ADR291 CCLK INIT CCLK INIT,I/O DSPL_V1 _________ PROGRAM DSPL_V2 DSPL_D0 _____ PBRST BUSY,DOUT,I/O MDL_CLK DSPL_V3 DSPL_D1 DSPL_V4 DSPL_D2 SLID[0] DONE PROMDATA DONE DSPL_D3 ____ +3.3V 4.99K +3.3V +3.3V DSPL_D4 DSPL_D5 FDR_1 DS1706...

  • Page 66: Load Sheet

    IPE-1 Input Panel Switch Card Load Sheet page 5 – 4 E-1 / Apr 2010...
  • Page 67 4148 4148 4148 4148 SW_Y_ON SW_A SW_Y_ON SW_B SW_Y_ON SW_C SW_Y_ON SW_D LED_A LED_B LED_C LED_D 4148 4148 4148 4148 SW_Y_OFF SW_A SW_Y_OFF SW_B SW_Y_OFF SW_C SW_Y_OFF SW_D LED_A LED_B LED_C LED_D LED_A SW_A LED_B SW_B SW_Y_ON SW_Y_OFF LED_C SW_C LED_D SW_D CONTRACT NO.

  • Page 68: Schematic

    S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S ONSE-1 4 Inputs Panel On/Off Switch Load Sheet page 5 – 2 page 5 – 6 E-1 / Apr 2010...
  • Page 69 SENSE SW_C_X LED_D 4148 4148 4148 SW18 SW19 +10V_LED PASS CODE ASSIGN AVDD_10V SW_8_X LED_C 4148 4148 4148 VCOM SW21 SW22 SAVE EVENT ASSIGN SW_4_X LED_B +3.3V 4148 4148 4148 SW27 SW28 TP10 +2.5V TP11 VIEW EVENT ASSIGN SW_0_X LED_A 4148 4148 4148...
  • Page 70 ENCODER 4148 +3.3V +3.3V SW_2_X 4148 AD_CR AD_HDPN SW_1_X AD_ST1 4148 ENCODER AD_CUE INPUT FDR_2.5REF VREF AD_CLK_1 DCLK BUSY _____ SHDN AD_SDI_1 AD_SDO_1 DOUT MODE ADS7841 FDR_2.5REF FDR_2.5REF FDR_2.5REF FDR_2.5REF FDR_2.5REF FDR_2.5REF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V FDR_2.5REF...
  • Page 71 ____ CCLK INIT +3.3V CCLK INIT,I/O +2.5V _________ PROGRAM IN OUT +3.3V +3.3V BUSY,DOUT,I/O LT1117 DONE 2.5V DONE 47uF +3.3V R66 4.99K 47uF 1.00K 10.0K 1.00K R33 5.1 NOT INSTALLED CS,I/O ______ AD_CLK_1 _____ WRITE,I/O PAD293 PBRST MDL_CLK PAD296 FPGA_TDI AD_SDI_1 PAD302 PROMDATA...
  • Page 72 +10V_LED CT11 CPU_VCC1 CPU_VCC2 +10V_LED SS14 CPU_VCC3 CPU_VCC4 VCOM NC_01 SS14 +3.3V MODE_DE 1N4002 +10V_LED FP_DE FP_VS +REG5V 470K 470K AVDD_10V FP_HS SS14 470K 40.2K 68PF 68PF 22uF SS14 POLYSW 22uF AVDD = 10.4 10K/2 = 5.0K 40.2/5 = 8.04 (8.04 +1) * 1.146 = 10.36 VGL = -7.0 470K...

  • Page 73: Load Sheet

    MNE-1 Master Panel Switch Card Load Sheet page 5 – 11 E-1 / Apr 2010...
  • Page 74 CR6A4 CR6A4 TP14 TP15 R221 3.32K +DIGin +DIGin R220 53.6K CPU_RESET_SW DIPSW_[0] +DIGin +DIGin TP12 C158 0.01uF DIPSW_[1] R222 1.00K DIPSW_[2] POLYSW 1CB5 1.5A INSTALL PNL_DIGIN DIPSW_[3] +DIGin +REG1in 1OUT5 CT31 AGND AGND R136 10.0K REMOTE POLYSW 1.0A 7 LM2679 PWR IN INSTALL JUMPER FOR D8 CONSOLE ONLY PWR IN...
  • Page 75 R204 40.2K +3.3V +3.3V +4dBu C161 68pF VCO_HALF FBIN PLL_REF C127 1uF REFIN -2dBu C165 33pF R215 15.0K CHGP ETHERNET RJ-45 CONNECTOR 22uF C157 R196 3.3 VCO_OUT HDPN_I_LT_LO VCOIN CLK1 C169 0.1uF C164 330uF R213 40.2K R210 1.0M LM675 CLK2 HDPN_I_LT_HI R214 2.21K POLYSW...
  • Page 76 +3.3V AT_MDC AT_MDIO 8952_TX+ MDIO 8952_TX- AT_TXD0 TXD0 AT_TXD1 TXD1 AT_TXD2 TXD2 AT_TXD3 TXD3 AT_TX_ER 8952_RX+ TX_ER/TXD4 AT_TX_EN 8952_RX- TX_EN AT_TX_CLK R60 39 TX_CLK _________ AT_RXD0 R55 39 +3.3V 4.99K RXD0 PROGRAM AT_RXD1 CCLK R54 39 RXD1/PHYAD1 CCLK AT_RXD2 DONE R53 39 RXD2 TX_NRZ+...
  • Page 77 XT Bus Power Connector CT32 CT21 POWERGOOD CT16 CT11 PC104_RST PC104+12V PC104-5V PC104-12V IRQ9 PC104-5V PC-104 CT22 PC104-12V PC104+12V IOCHRDY _________ PROGRAM CCLK IRQ11 CCLK +3.3V DONE R97 4.99K DONE IRQ12 PC104_RST FPGA_CPU_TDI R113 3.3 NOT INSTALLED I/O,Vref7 IRQ9 CT19 I/O,Vref7 I/O,Vref2 FDD_SIDE...

  • Page 78: Load Sheet

    HC-3 Host Controller Card - Load Sheet page 5 – 16 E-1 / Dec 2010...
  • Page 79 To RJ-45 Power MUR3020 R13 20K MBR-4060P POLYSW 3.0A INSTALLED 115V 230V 115V POLYSW INSTALLED MUR3020 3.0A MBR-4060P WHITE WP10 ORANGE +RECT +PFUSE POLYSW 3.0A CTA1 Output 105-120 INSTALLED INSTALLED 0.0047uF GREEN BLACK WP11 POLYSW YELLOW INSTALLED 3.0A 1N5364 50-60Hz GREY 0.47uF INPUT...

  • Page 80: Schematic

    S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S PSE-1 Power Supply Load Sheet page 5 – 3 page 5 – 18 E-1 / Apr 2010 E-1 / June 2011...
  • Page 81 A P P E N D I C E S Appendices Appendix 1 Options Text File ................A-3 Introduction ....................... A-3 Modifying The Options Text File................A-3 A Simple Example From The File................A-4 A Second Example ....................A-5 An Example File - Complete..................A-6 Appendix 2 Replacement Parts List ..............
  • Page 82 A P P E N D I C E S Appendix 1 Contents Options Text File ................A-3 Introduction ....................... A-3 Modifying The Options Text File ................A-3 A Simple Example From The File ................A-4 A Second Example ....................A-5 An Example File - Complete ..................

  • Page 83: Options Text File

    A P P E N D I C E S Options Text File Introduction There are a number of operational features on the E-1 surface that are controlled by the contents of the Options Text File (E1_OPTS.TXT) that resides on the surface's flash drive. In order to configure these features it is necessary to modify this file.

  • Page 84: A Simple Example From The File

    A P P E N D I C E S A Simple Example From The File As a simple example let's look at the MUTE_METHOD option. Scroll through the Options Text File (or look at the sample file listing at the end of this Appendix) until you see the following three lines of code: // Syntax: MUTE_METHOD:? // ? 0 (default) = ON button, 1 = ON AIR.

  • Page 85: A Second Example

    A P P E N D I C E S A Second Example As a second example, lets look at something a little more involved. Once again, scroll through the Options Text File to find the following code (please note that some surfaces may have a different number of code lines in this section;...

  • Page 86: An Example File - Complete

    A P P E N D I C E S An Example File - Complete The following listing shows a typical Options Text File for the surface type covered by this manual. Your actual Options Text File may be somewhat different, depending on vintage, but the general ideas involved in editing the file will apply.
  • Page 87 A P P E N D I C E S MASTER_SPARE1:6 MASTER_SPARE2:6 MASTER_SPARE3:6 MASTER_SPARE4:6 MASTER_SPARE5:6 MASTER_SPARE6:6 MASTER_SPARE7:6 MASTER_SPARE8:6 // -------------------------------- // MISC OPTIONS // -------------------------------- // Syntax: SET_TIMEOUT:? // ? 1 (default) = 20 sec set button timeout enabled, 0 = no timeout. SET_TIMEOUT:0 // Syntax: ALPHA_SORT:? // ? 1 (default) = XY controller alpha sorting enabled, 0 = no sort.
  • Page 88 A P P E N D I C E S BM_BY_SIGNAL:1 // Syntax: INPUT_GAIN_SLIDERS:? // ? 0 (default) = No input gain sliders, 1 = Input gain sliders. INPUT_GAIN_SLIDERS:0 // Syntax: GLE_CONTROLS:? // ? 0 = No GLE Controls, 1 = (default) = GLE Controls. GLE_CONTROLS:0 // Syntax: GLE_PORT:? // ? Port Number to listen for Glass E connections on - default=49152.
  • Page 89 A P P E N D I C E S CR_LEVEL_LOCK:-1 HDPN_LEVEL_LOCK:-1 STU1_LEVEL_LOCK:-1 STU2_LEVEL_LOCK:-1 PGMA_LABEL:PGM A PGMB_LABEL:PGM B PGMC_LABEL:PGM C PGMD_LABEL:OL EVENTS_SAVE_ON_OFF:0 STARTUP_CHANNELS_OFF:0 VISIBILITIES_SHOWS_LOCATIONS:1 PFL_EXCLUSIVE_MODE:0 PFL_PRE_ON:1 PFL_PRE_FADER:1 page A – 9 E-1 / Apr 2011...

  • Page 90: Replacement Parts List

    A complete list of available components is shown on the next page. Contact Wheatstone technical support for further information. Wheatstone Corporation (600 Industrial Drive, New Bern, North Carolina, USA 28562) may be reached by phone at 252-638-7000, fax 252-637-1285, electronic mail “techsupport@wheatstone.com”.
  • Page 91 A P P E N D I C E S REPLACEMENT PARTS — E-1 CONTROL SURFACE COMPONENT DESCRIPTION WS P/N IPE-1 PANEL COMPLETE INPUT PANEL "009610" MNE-1 PANEL COMPLETE MASTER PANEL "009611" IPE-1 LOADED CARD INPUT PANEL LOADED CARD ASSEMBLY "009607"...
  • Page 92 A P P E N D I C E S REPLACEMENT PARTS — E-1 CONTROL SURFACE COMPONENT DESCRIPTION WS P/N ENCODER 11MM ROTARY ENCODER WITH THREADED BUSHING, 17MM SHAFT LENGTH "560004" ENCODER KNOB 21MM GREY COLLET KNOB FOR 1/8" SHAFT "520108"...

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