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  • Page 1 User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 Edition: Tuesday, March 9, 2021 To obtain the latest documentation and software downloads, please visit: www.lawo.com/lawo-downloads...
  • Page 2 All rights reserved. Permission to reprint or electronically reproduce any document or graphic in whole or in part for any reason is expressly prohibited, unless prior written consent is obtained from the Lawo All trademarks and registered trademarks belong to their respective owners. It cannot be guaranteed that all product names, products, trademarks, requisitions, regulations, guidelines, specifications and norms are free from trade mark rights of third parties.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    4. The Hardware ............................. 7 5. Specification ............................. 14 6. Installation ............................21 7. System Setup ............................ 35 8. Operation ............................54 9. The Web UI ............................. 117 10. Maintentance ........................... 151 11. Appendices ............................. 161 ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 3/179...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    1. Introduction Introduction Welcome to ruby standard configuration. About this Manual This document describes how to install, configure and operate the system. Look out for the following which indicate: Notes - points of clarification. Tips - useful tips and short cuts.

  • Page 5: Important Safety Instructions

    2. Important Safety Instructions Important Safety Instructions Please observe all of the instructions provided in the "General Safety Information for Lawo Equipment" booklet delivered with your devices. Double-click here to open the information as a pdf. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...

  • Page 6: Product Overview

    3. Product Overview Product Overview ruby standard configuration is a live mixing console for radio. It consists of three components: Power Core, ruby control surface and Display Dock. The system is available in two editions: Fader Start or Button Start.

  • Page 7: The Hardware

    4. The Hardware The Hardware This chapter describes the hardware components and options. Topics include: · Console Editions · Control Surface Variants · Power Core ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 7/179...
  • Page 8 4. The Hardware Console Editions ruby standard configuration is available in two editions: Fader Start (FS) and Button Start (BT). They differ in the following ways. Fader Strip Controls The two large keys at the bottom of the fader strip provide: ·...
  • Page 9 CAN bus address of a module defines its functionality. Thus, frames can be wired in any order. Split-frame Example 4.2.1 Main Frame Layouts Each of the main frame layouts includes a Central Module. 4-fader 8-fader 12-fader 16-fader ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 9/179...
  • Page 10 Countersunk Short - the same as Countersunk but with shorter side profiles and no upper cover plate to hide the cables (i.e. the rear panel connectors will be visible). Table Top Surface (rear view) 10/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 11 The two CONTROL ports connect other devices to the Power Core control system. In a ruby standard configuration system, port A must connect to the host PC running the DisplayDock software; port B is unused and can be left unconnected.
  • Page 12 MADI 1 is the primary port and MADI 2 is the redundant port. The redundant connection is optional. In the ruby standard configuration, MADI ports 3 and 4 are not available for external use. WCLK IN & OUT WCLK IN can be used to connect an external wordclock sync reference.
  • Page 13 Up to eight hot-pluggable IO cards can be fitted to the expansion slots at the rear of the unit. In the ruby standard configuration, slot 1 is always fitted with a STUDIO IO card and slot 2 with a MIC/LINE card.

  • Page 14: Specification

    5. Specification Specification This chapter describes the system specification. Topics include: · Available Sources · Available Buses · Default Audio Assignments · GPIO Functions 14/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 15 RAV In 1... RAV In 32 Port A All RAV sources are pool sources. ü ü ü ü û MADI 01... stereo MADI ports 1 (& 2) MADI channels 1&2... MADI channels 63&64 MADI 32 ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 15/179...
  • Page 16 Appears on MON CR and MON HP. N-1 Bus Name Format Pickup Point Outputs N-1 IN 1 ...4 mono post-fader N-1 (mix minus) Default Audio. N-1 RAV 1 ...8 mono " " 16/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 17 MIC/LINE IN (Slot 2) Input Number Source Name Format MIC 3 mono MIC 4 mono MIC 5 mono MIC 6 mono MIC 7 mono MIC 8 mono MIC 9 mono MIC 10 mono ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 17/179...
  • Page 18 N-1 / N-1+TB 25/26 N-1 RAV 7 left/right N-1 / N-1+TB 27/28 N-1 RAV 8 left/right N-1 / N-1+TB 29... 64 additional Tx streams must be created using the RAVENNA Web UI. 18/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 19 MADI 1 & 2 (Power Core front panel) Channel Number Format Default Audio from left/right PGM 1 left/right PGM 2 left/right PGM 3 left/right PGM 4 9/10 left/right AUX 1 11/12 left/right AUX 2 13/14 ... 63/64 left/right ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 19/179...
  • Page 20 INCOMING CALL INPUT 2 HYBRID 2 (LOCAL) Function Name Logic REDLIGHT CR REDLIGHT STUDIO INPUT 1 ON HYBRID 1 (LOCAL) INPUT 2 ON HYBRID 2 (LOCAL) PGM 1 SILENCE MIC 1 "ON" TALLY 20/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...

  • Page 21: Installation

    Installation This chapter describes how to install the control surface and Power Core. Topics include: · Installing the Control Surface · Installing Power Core · Grounding & Power · Wiring · Synchronization ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 21/179...
  • Page 22 Please check the contents of the shipping boxes, and in the event of any transport damage, contact your local Lawo representative or email support@lawo.com. A list of serial numbers for all components is included with the shipment. Please keep this list for your records.
  • Page 23 All countersunk frames have flat side parts without edges. Therefore, the installer must provide some kind of support onto which the surface will rest. Please see the dimension drawings for details. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 23/179...
  • Page 24 Please check the contents of the shipping boxes, and in the event of any transport damage, contact your local Lawo representative or email support@lawo.com. A list of serial numbers for all components is included with the shipment. Please keep this list for your records.
  • Page 25 3 to 8. Slots 3 to 8 can be fitted with LINE IN, LINE OUT or AES3 IO cards (as described earlier). To use these cards, they must be installed into the frame. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 26 Gently pull out the card from the frame, or remove the cover plate: Spare cover plates should be stored safely so that they can be reused later if a card is removed. 26/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 27 SFP Modules To use a CONTROL, RAVENNA/AES67 or MADI port, you must fit an SFP module. All SFPs must be Lawo- certified (as listed below). SFPs are not included and must be ordered separately. You will need one SFP for each port.
  • Page 28 You must use the correct fiber type for your remote device. Using the wrong fiber type or exceeding the maximum optical input power can result in malfunction of, or damage to, the optical device. 28/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 29 Using the IEC cable provided, connect your AC mains to the PSU. The device MUST be connected to the mains using the power cable supplied with the system. The surface has no on/off switch and starts automatically when power is applied. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 29/179...
  • Page 30 Connect the 12V DC power supply to the DC IN connector on the rear panel. Using the IEC cable provided, connect your AC mains to the PSU. The PSU MUST be connected to the mains using the power cable supplied. 30/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 31 It is important to keep the control network separate from the streaming network connected to the AoIP ports (4). To use the port you must fit a Lawo-certified SFP module (as described earlier). The SFP determines the cable type, maximum distance and connector.
  • Page 32 Please DO NOT attempt to connect the streaming ports using an unqualifying IP network, as correct operation cannot be guaranteed. To use each port, you must fit a Lawo-certified SFP module (as described earlier). The SFP determines the cable type, maximum distance and connector.
  • Page 33 The maximum analog input level (with the PAD enabled) is +24dBu. All AES INPUTs and OUTPUTs conform to the stereo AES3 standard. The four AES INPUTs have sample rate conversion (SRC). Grounding & Power Grounding & Power. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 33/179...
  • Page 34 After a cold start, the internal generator will reset to the default value stored in the configuration (48kHz). Sync Output The WCLK OUT connector always provides an output of the current system reference. 34/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...

  • Page 35: System Setup

    Setting Up the Control PC · Configuring the System · Licensing · Editing the System IP Settings · Setting the System Date and Time · Setting the Time Zone · Setting Up RAVENNA/AES67 ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 35/179...
  • Page 36 Using the IEC cable provided, connect the mains supply to the 100-240V AC input on Power Core. The AC mains connections MUST be made using the power cables supplied with the system. 36/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 37 Remember to connect power to both the main surface and extender module (using the PSU's provided). The CAN bus must be terminated and so it is important to connect the full chain. Please do not attempt to operate the system with only an extender module connected! ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 37/179...
  • Page 38 First, the display and STATUS LED are black and unlit. · Then, the Lawo logo appears and the STATUS LED lights in white. · As soon as boot-up is complete, the Welcome page appears and the STATUS LED starts to blink; its color reflects the sync status.
  • Page 39 Then check the network cabling and IP settings of the control PC and Power Core. If you are connecting via a larger network, you may need to consult your network administrator to gain access to the Lawo device. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 39/179...
  • Page 40 When you reach the 'Summary' window, check the options and click Install - the software components are installed onto your computer; this may take a few minutes. By default, files are installed in the location: 'C:\Program Files\DisplayDock (Ruby)'. 40/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 41 When all of the components have been installed, the following window will appear: Select Finish to exit the setup wizard and launch the DisplayDock Admin tool. If you have any problems with the software installation, please contact your local Lawo representative or email support@lawo.com.
  • Page 42 If the "Connection Status" remains as NOT connected, then there is a problem with the network communication. Check that the "Device IP Address" has been entered correctly. Then check the physical connections and the TCP/IP settings of your computer's Network Interface Card. 42/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 43 ("Connection Status" = NOT connected). After the restart, the program reconnects and checks the "Firmware" and "Config" statuses again. The "Firmware" status should now be up to date and you can continue on to the configuration. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 43/179...
  • Page 44 Click on an icon to select the monitor you wish to use - an ID appears briefly on the connected screen. Then close DisplayDock Admin to update the start script accordingly. When you next open the DisplayDock session, the GUI will appear on the selected monitor. 44/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 45 7. System Setup Activating the Licenses For a ruby standard configuration system, two licenses are required: one for DisplayDock and one for Power Core. The DisplayDock license can be installed into a local container (on your PC), a remote container (on a networked server), or onto a USB dongle (for portability).
  • Page 46 You can check the installation by looking in the Windows taskbar where you should see the following icon. This shows that a Cm container (for local license storage) has been installed. 46/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 47 To use this method, your PC must have an internet connection. If installing onto a dongle, then this should be connected to the PC's USB port. Open the Lawo licensing web page by copying the following URL into your web browser: https://licenseportal.lawo.com If necessary you can choose a different language using the drop-down menu at the top right of the page.
  • Page 48 After selecting OK, a summary appears: You can now close the browser and return to your Lawo software application or install the USB dongle. For information on re-hosting a license, offline activation, backup/restore and using a license server, please...
  • Page 49 If the optional safety cap is fitted, you will need a T10 star tool to remove and replace the cap. Once connected, all licensed features become available. If a valid license is not found, then an audible alarm sounds every few seconds. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 49/179...
  • Page 50 Editing the System IP Settings If you are installing ruby standard configuration into a network with other devices, then you will need to edit the IP settings of the Power Core's CONTROL A port. This can be achieved by opening a Web UI session as follows.
  • Page 51 Right-click on the unit and select Set System Time. Then confirm by selecting OK. The software now sets the system date and time to match that of the control PC. The success (or failure) of the reset is shown in the SoP Explorer status area: ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 51/179...
  • Page 52 The second part of the syntax specifies the start and end of Central European Summer Time (CEST). e.g. from month 3, week 2, day 0, time 2am (the second Sunday in March) until month 11, week 1, day 0, time 2am (the first Sunday in November). 52/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 53 IP settings for the two RAVENNA/AES67 ports. Work through the RAVENNA tabs to view the status of all pre-configured streams, and access any additional settings such as the retuning of streams. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 53/179...

  • Page 54: Operation

    Input Gain & Pan · DSP Parameters · Metering · Monitoring & Talkback · Master Functions · The Advanced Page · Editing User Labels · Conference Bussing (N-1/Mix Minus) · Snapshots · The SYS Menu 54/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 55 In this instance, you should check the following: · The network cabling and IP settings of the control PC, see Configuring the Network Settings on the · The IP address of Power Core, see Editing the System IP Settings. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 55/179...
  • Page 56 Other pages appear alongside the DOCK as needed. For example, press a fader strip ACCESS key and the "Source Parameters" page appears. In each case, the full-screen pages appear to the left of the DOCK, so that the DOCK remains accessible at all times. DOCK Source Parameters + DOCK 56/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 57 From the DOCK, select METERING to open the metering page: METERING + DOCK Click on the LAWO logo (top right) to open the advanced page: ADVANCED + DOCK You can change page using the PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN keys on your PC keyboard. This will scroll through all of the available pages.
  • Page 58 Use the fader to adjust the source's mix level to the summing bus outputs. The level can be adjusted from - +9dB. Note that PGM buses are always fed post-fader, while AUX buses can be switched between pre- and post-fader. 58/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 59 To fade the level out, press ON and close the fader - the ON key cancels and the OFF key lights. If you keep hold of the fader you can re-open the channel without having to prime the ON key again. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 60 CUE - press this key to cue a source pre-fader. See PFL / CUE for full details. On a Button Start console you can enable or disable automix from the Dynamics source parameter controls. 60/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 61 Press TB to talk to the monitor output. The monitoring and talkback functions are described in more detail later. When a function key (3) is pressed, the controls update to provide DSP parameter control or system options. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 61/179...
  • Page 62 For the Heaphones, select SPLIT to listen to different signals in the left and right ears of the headphones, or MODE to access additional headphone monitoring options (via DisplayDock). All of the monitoring functions are described in more detail later. 62/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 63 You cannot choose a red source as it is deemed to be on-air. In this instance, first find the source on the surface and close its fader - the button color changes from red to blue, and the source can be selected. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 64 Is the source already assigned to a different fader strip and the fader open? If so, the source is deemed to be on-air, and so you must find the source and close its fader. 64/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 65 REWORK = the Group name (detected from the network). · CODEC 3 = the Stream name (detected from the network). · RAV 01 = the source Display Name (defined in the configuration). ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 65/179...
  • Page 66 Since the flags are updated cyclically, the error should heal itself. If the issue persists, then check the RAVENNA pages (in the Web UI). The audio input will be muted while the error message is displayed. 66/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 67 -120dB to +9dB. When you have finished editing the bus assignments, deselect BUS (on the Central Module) - the rotary controls and soft keys return to their default functions (described earlier). ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 67/179...
  • Page 68 8. Operation 8.7.2 Assigning a Bus to an Output By default, the summing buses are assigned to a number of physical outputs and Tx streams. These are listed under Default Audio Assignments. 68/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 69 To interrogate parameters without making a change, tap down on the rotary control without turning - the display will show the parameter and its current value. For more information on gain ranges and other input parameters, please see Input & Pan Parameters. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 69/179...
  • Page 70 To turn off AutoGain, press the AUTOGAIN button again - the button changes color (blue = off). The mic gain now reverts to its previous value (before AutoGain was enabled), and MIC gain can be adjusted manually. 70/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 71 The DSP available for each source is defined by the configuration and cannot be changed by the user. All sources have EQ, Dynamics, a Limiter and Delay. In addition, MIC 1 - 10 have a De-Esser and Automix. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 72 DisplayDock shows all available parameters, and so this is the best way to get an overview of a source. The surface controls are paged through different parameter sets using the INP, DYN, LIM, DLY and EQ keys on the Central Module. 72/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 73 When you have finished adjusting the parameters, deselect the ACCESS key - the upper controls on the Central Module return to their default functions (described earlier), and the DisplayDock "Source Parameters" page closes. The next few topics describe the source parameters in more detail. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 73/179...
  • Page 74 PAN - left/right panning onto the stereo buses. (This parameter is not shown on DisplayDock). MIC gain, channel GAIN and PAN can also be adjusted from the fader strip rotary control (as described earlier). 74/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 75 Left channel = L+R (M+S) · Right channel = L-R (M-S) By adjusting the BALANCE control, you can vary the ratio of Middle to Side, and thereby adjust the width of the stereo field. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 75/179...
  • Page 76 Whenever the CR red light is active, the control room speakers will automatically mute (to prevent feedback from an open MIC). You can bypass this functionality by assigning the MIC source to the STUDIO red light. 76/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 77 Dynamics section: Compressor, Expander and Gate. This changes dynamically as the signal level varies, and so is extremely helpful when adjusting parameters. If a red ball is also visible, then this represents the output level of the De-Esser. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 77/179...
  • Page 78 The characteristic of the compressor is optimized for radio on-air operation. The ratio pivot point moves around the working point according to the input signal level and not around a fixed threshold. This allows the ratio to adapt without having to change the level considerably. 78/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 79 Both DYN and EXP must be enabled (red) for the expander to be active. This is best checked by looking at DisplayDock (where you can see the DYN button plus on/off for the individual sections: COMP, EXP, GATE, etc.) ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 79/179...
  • Page 80 Both DYN and GATE must be enabled (red) for the expander to be active. This is best checked by looking at DisplayDock (where you can see the DYN button plus on/off for the individual sections: COMP, EXP, GATE, etc.) 80/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 81 Both DYN and DeEss must be enabled (red) for the de-esser to be active. This is best checked by looking at DisplayDock (where you can see the DYN button plus on/off for the individual sections: COMP, EXP, GATE, etc.) ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 81/179...
  • Page 82 Both DYN and AMix must be enabled (red) for AutoMix to be active. If the master DYN button is not enabled, then the AMix button is dim to indicate that AutoMix is not yet active. 82/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 83 The Limiter graph on DisplayDock includes a green ball which represents the output level of the Limiter. This changes dynamically as the signal level varies, and so is extremely helpful when adjusting parameters. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 84 Time - the delay time is displayed and adjusted in either ms, meters (m) or frames (frms). You can turn any of the three rotary controls to set the delay time. @48kHz, PAL Delay (ms) 0 to 5300 Delay (meters) 0 to 1749 Delay (frames) 0 to 132 84/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 85 Press again to return to the 3-band parametric EQ (page 1). The EQ graph on DisplayDock shows all five bands of EQ simultaneously. This provides a great overview of the complete section. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 85/179...
  • Page 86 For the GAIN/FREQ control, turn to adjust the Gain, and then press down and turn to adjust Frequency. The EQ button acts as the master on/off for the complete section: 3-band parametric EQ + 2-band filters. 86/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 87 For the GAIN/FREQ control, turn to adjust the Gain, and then press down and turn to adjust Frequency. The EQ button acts as the master on/off for the complete section: 3-band parametric EQ + 2-band filters. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 88 The integrated loudness measurement is controlled by the on-screen Start, Stop and Reset buttons. It is very useful for measuring loudness over a longer period - for example, for the duration of the show. The measurement is displayed in LUFS (Loudness Units Full Scale). 88/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 89 On the bottom row are 8 channel meters which are switched using the on-screen buttons: 1-8, 9-16, 17-24 and 25-32. This allows you to meter up to 32 faders (for a maximum size surface). ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 90 8. Operation 8.11 Monitoring & Talkback ruby standard configuration supports four stereo monitoring outputs: · MON CR - for the control room speakers. · MON HP - for the DJ headphones. · MON STUDIO - for the studio speakers. ·...
  • Page 91 The amount of dim applied is always 20dB. The MON CR stereo PPM on DisplayDock follows the control room monitor source selector. The meter shows the level before the Volume, Mute and Dim. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 91/179...
  • Page 92 On DisplayDock, the buttons to the left of the MON CR meter work in parallel with the controls on the Central Module. You can use these to change the monitor source, or mute (M) and dim (D) the control room monitor output. 92/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 93 - the connection is made and the source name below the button updates. To cancel out of the assign mode, press and hold the SOFT key on the Central Module again. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 93/179...
  • Page 94 The extension will replace the PGM 1 metering and loudness controls, and be clearly labeled as HP EFX. Use the on-screen buttons to select the desired option. To close the extension, turn off the MODE key - the DOCK returns to its default state (with PGM 1 metering). 94/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 95 The talkback source is always MIC 1. The talkback level can be adjusted from the TB control at the top of the Central Module. When talkback is added to the return, the main signal is dimmed by 20dB. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 95/179...
  • Page 96 PFL (or CUE) selections are cleared. Select CLEAR PFL on the Central Module to cancel all active PFLs quickly. The default PFL mode can be changed from the menu. 96/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 97 11 hours, 49 minutes and 03 seconds. For greater visibility, the "seconds" are also represented by the blue line/circle around the circumference of the display. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 98 "Faders up" or "Faders down" = the timer is set to AUTO mode and to count when any fader is open. · "Timer up" or "Timer down" = the timer is set to manual mode. 98/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 99 · START - starts the timer from the last stop position/time. · STOP - stops the timer. · RESET - resets the timer, either to 00:00 (count-up) or the Preset value (Count-down). ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 99/179...
  • Page 100 Depending on the mode, the timer will count-up from 00:00 or count-down from a Preset value (described later). Note that the current time remains on-screen until the timer is reset. To reset the timer, press the RESET key (on the Central Module). 100/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 101 For our example, the timer stops once all MIC source faders are closed. Note that the current time remains on-screen until the timer is reset. To reset the timer, press the RESET key (on the Central Module). ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 101/179...
  • Page 102 TEL key on the source's fader strip to answer the call. To support this function, the GPIO connector must be correctly wired as GPIs 7 and 8 are used to trigger the incoming calls. See GPIO functions and Connector Pin-Outs. 102/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 103 The Advanced Page The Advanced page (on DisplayDock) provides access to the local matrix and global options. To open the page, click on the Lawo logo at the top right of the DOCK - the Advanced page appears in full- screen view:...
  • Page 104 These buttons show the current status of the individual alarms. If an alarm is triggered, then the corresponding button starts to blink in red. You can press to acknowledge the alarm - the button changes to static red. Once the alarm is resolved, the button color turns black (off). 104/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 105 The label below the "Destination" button shows the assigned source (e.g. MON CR, MON HP, etc). If a destination is already assigned, then its button is red. If no audio is assigned, then the button is blue. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 106 Note that you will need to press and hold UNLOCK (on the Central Module) before you can select DEFAULT (on the GUI). This prevents an accidental reset of the output matrix. 106/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 107 The Export button will save all labels into an .xml file. This allows to copy the file to another DisplayDock PC and then select Import to import the labels. When using import, the labels are applied to sources with an identical source Name field. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 107/179...
  • Page 108 Close all three source faders. The CONF buttons become red and all sources will hear the conference bus minus themselves. In other words, they can hear each other, but not themselves, and chat off-air. 108/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 109 To cancel the conference for any of the sources, deselect the CONF button. The CONF buttons turn green (off) and the source’s monitor feed receives PGM 1 minus themselves at all times. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 109/179...
  • Page 110 The five local snapshot memories always reset the console globally, and are stored, recalled and cleared using the keys on the Central Module. For each operation you will need to press UNLOCK to unlock SNAP LOAD and SNAP SAVE. 110/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 111 Enter a snapshot name (e.g. Guests Automix) and select OK - the window closes and the settings are saved. Note that the snapshot Group and Type cannot be changed. You can enter text to describe the snapshot into the Comment field if you wish. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 111/179...
  • Page 112 Enter a snapshot name (e.g. Mic DJ) and select OK - the window closes and the settings are saved. Note that the snapshot Group and Type cannot be changed. You can enter text to describe the snapshot into the Comment field if you wish. 112/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 113 To load either a Full or Source snapshot: Select LOAD SNAP - the "Load Snapshot" window appears: This window lists all of the snapshots stored in the current user group. In a ruby standard configuration system, one group is available: User Snapshots.
  • Page 114 DisplayDock software, the file can be found at: C:\ProgramData\DSA\DisplayDock (Ruby)\database\VisConfigurations.mdb If you wish to backup your DisplayDock snapshots, then make a copy of the file and store it in a secure location. 114/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 115 When enabled, the fader motors are inactive; this allows you to open faders without passing audio, and then start channels at a later stage. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 115/179...
  • Page 116 PFL bus. Multiple AFLs may be summed. AFL is only cancelled by deselecting the AFL button. · AFL/PFL - as for AFL, but the channel's PFL signal is heard when the fader is closed; when the fader opens, the listen bus receives AFL. 116/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...

  • Page 117: The Web Ui

    Opening a Session & Logging In · The System Menu · The Peripherals Menu · The TCP Connections Menu · The Sources / Sums Menu · The RAVENNA Menu · Preparing a Secure Connection (for https) ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 117/179...
  • Page 118 The Web UI provides status information about the system. It is accessed by entering the IP Address of the Power Core you wish to examine into a Web browser. The computer you use must be part of the same network and subnet as Power Core. 118/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 119 For security reasons, it is recommended to change the Administrator and Supervisor passwords from the defaults once the device is set up. The remainder of this chapter assumes you are logged in as a Supervisor unless otherwise stated. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 119/179...
  • Page 120 The second part of the syntax specifies the start and end of Central European Summer Time (CEST). e.g. from month 3, week 2, day 0, time 2am (the second Sunday in March) until month 11, week 1, day 0, time 2am (the first Sunday in November). 120/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 121 The States tab gives information about the physical state of the Power Core hardware. It is for diagnostic use only; there are no editable fields. Information displayed here may be used by Lawo technical support to assist you if needed.
  • Page 122 IP address into your browser to continue the system administration. Using LACP LACP MUST be configured in the network switch as well as in Power Core. Otherwise you will not be able to reach Power Core via its CONTROL ports. 122/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 123 Provider 1. Therefore, it is mandatory to configure the Ember+ Local Provider (in "System -> Definition -> Parameter = Control Settings" and anything else used by Home) to Provider 1. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 124 User (no password required). · Supervisor (default password = orion). · Administrator (default password = hydra). On re-opening the Control tab, the new user mode is displayed in the Actual Level field. 124/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 125 Front Display The “Editing disabled” box is checked by default. If unchecked, the unit’s IP Address and other settings can be changed using the display and selection knob on the Power Core’s front panel. Lawo recommends keeping front panel editing disabled.
  • Page 126 "New Password" fields. The new password must meet the following requirements: minimum of 5 characters, maximum of 16 characters, character range: ASCII 32..127. Click on Submit to apply the changes - an on-screen message appears to confirm (or deny) the operation. 126/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 127 Lawo support. A special serial cable, article number 485-0700-000, is required to obtain logs from the system. Should this cable be needed, please contact Lawo Support to obtain one. The customer must provide a serial to USB converter if necessary.
  • Page 128 This tab shows the barcodes and serial numbers of the Power Core and any optional I/O cards installed in the Power Core. This may be printed and archived as a part of your system documentation. 128/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 129 TxCopy & XOver: Indicates whether this port is mirrored with another port for signal redundancy. This setting is selected using the ON-AIR Designer software. · Temperature: If an SFP is installed, displays current temperature. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 129/179...
  • Page 130 The top portion of this tab displays optionally-installed I/O cards and their serial numbers, and other information which may be used by Lawo Support for diagnostic purposes. Green indicates an installed, configured and active IO card. Red indicates a slot position which has been defined using the ON-AIR Designer, but which is not physically present in the Power Core frame.
  • Page 131 This tab lists any external key panels which are defined in the configuration. Green indicates that the key panel is connected and active. Red indicates a key panel which has been defined using the ON-AIR Designer, but which is not physically present or connected to the CAN bus. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 131/179...
  • Page 132 This tab displays systems connected via Netcom, such as GPIO connections made via GNET (GPIO Network). 9.5.2 DMS Tab This tab displays systems connected via DMS, for example VisTool PCs. MNOPL Tab 9.5.3 This tab displays systems connected via MNOPL, such as Lawo's Nova series of routers. 132/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 133 9. The Web UI 9.5.4 Ember+ Tab This tab displays Ember+ control connections to other devices on the network. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 133/179...
  • Page 134 DSP has been applied. The Sum Inputs tab lists the available summing points and shows how they are utilised. The Maximum number of parallel mix inputs is determined by your Power Core license. 134/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 135 "enabled" checkbox shows if the channel is enabled or disabled. Ø Streams This area shows the global options for streams. Ø Control Here you will see the status of the RAVENNA service and the global options for control. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 135/179...
  • Page 136 The two graphs in this area monitor PTP jitter across the system. This is useful for system analysis and debugging in conjunction with a Lawo Support technician. As a rule of thumb, the “Clock Connection Value” display should be stable with little variance over time as an indication of good system health. High activity in the “Time Difference”...
  • Page 137 If all streams are in the opposite state, then the Input Name selector list will be empty. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 138 The button opens a pop-up window where you can select the RAVENNA input you wish to assign, followed by the stream you wish to subscribe to. The list of available streams is determined by the mDNS or SAP channel announcement. 138/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 139 The stream statistics can be cleared by clicking on the Reset Statistics button. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 139/179...
  • Page 140 Time Offset (57) = Samples per Frame (48) + Path Delay (6) + Jitter Reserve (3) ON-AIR Designer: "System -> Definition" RAVENNA parameters Web UI (RAVENNA -> Stream Destinations List) High Time Offset values mean high latency which may affect stream performance. 140/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 141 Set Time Offset - this button allows manual entry of a Time Offset for a single selected stream. This is an advanced function which should only be used when instructed by Lawo Support personnel. Values entered using this button are cleared after every reboot.
  • Page 142 If the Time Offset of a stream with a Fixed Jitter Reserve is changed via the Web UI, then it will be reset to the configured value (instead of automatic tuning) if late packets arrive repeatedly at the receiver. 142/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 143 Jitter Class is set to 0. This results in a single Time Offset Addition (for the Path Delay Class). In this instance, the Jitter Reserve is calculated as follows: Jitter Reserve = lawo-delay (from SDP) + lawo-jitter (from SDP) + Time Offset Addition (for Path Delay Class)
  • Page 144 If Data + TTL is selected, then the TTLs will be reset to the "Nodes List TTLs" value defined in ON-AIR Designer. Once the TTL count-down has expired, the node will remove the associated stream. This is generally needed only for diagnostic purposes. 144/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 145 Data + TTL. This works in a similar manner to the Update function in the Nodes Tab, but the TTLs are reset to the "Streams List TTLs" value (defined in ON-AIR Designer). ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 145/179...
  • Page 146 In our example, the config file is named "request.conf". The file should be created on, or copied to, the root directory. Power Core (root directory) A sample configuration is as follows. [req] distinguished_name=req_distinguished_name req_extensions=req_ext prompt=no [req_distinguished_name] C=DE ST=Nordrhein-Westfalen L=Troisdorf-Spich O=DSA-Volgmann OU=Development CN=RUBY-DSA-DWC0-240.internal 146/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 147 -req -days 1825 -in webs.csr -signkey webs.key.pem -out webs.pem -extfile request.conf -extensions req_ext Press ENTER. The confirmation message "Signature ok.." appears. The screenshot below shows the complete session. OpenSSL commands (via telnet) ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 147/179...
  • Page 148 (via a right-click). From Let an external CA sign the certificate: · Using your FTP client, download the file "request.csr" · Let it sign from CA · Upload the certificate "webs.pem" to "/media/mmcsd-0-0/certs" 148/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 149 28.06.2020 20:18:24 DSK system: init: ---------- Starting Webserver ------------- 28.06.2020 20:18:24 DSK system: init: Web Server started, result = 0 28.06.2020 20:18:24 DSK system: init: Starting Webserver completed 28.06.2020 20:18:24 WEBS system: init: Webserver bind https (certficate found) ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 149/179...
  • Page 150 9. The Web UI Test the connection by opening a Web UI session and logging in. The padlock icon and "https" prefix indicates that the connection is secure. 150/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...

  • Page 151: Maintentance

    10. Maintentance Maintentance This chapter describes the maintenance procedures. Topics include: · Restarting the System · Power Core Procedures · Control Surface Procedures · Cleaning the Devices ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 151/179...
  • Page 152 The exception is the Nova29 which must be cold started by opening a telnet session. A cold start will reboot the device. Do NOT perform a cold start while live on air! 152/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 153 "console" command: sys_id [y | n] Once activated, the display shows "HELLO I AM [dwc0 IP Address]". The message disappears once you de- activate "Identify" or push down on the encoder. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 153/179...
  • Page 154 Other components can be serviced by removing the top cover of the Power Core frame. You must disconnect the unit from its power source to perform these operations. Do NOT remove the cover while the device is powered. For more information on these procedures, please contact your local Lawo representative or email support@lawo.com. 154/179 Version: 6.4.0/2...
  • Page 155 The session opens, and you will see the command prompt for the control system. Now follow the specific instructions for the task you wish to perform. The telnet password can be changed from the Web UI (via the System -> Control tab) in Administrator mode. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 155/179...
  • Page 156 Set up the Serial connection for the COM port using the following credentials. · Speed: 115200 baud · Data bits: 8 · Stop bits: 1 · Parity: none · Flow control: none Now follow the specific instructions for the task you wish to perform. 156/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 157 If you leave the Port field blank, then the default port number of 21 will be used. Click on Quickconnect to make the connection. The session opens, and you will see the filing system of Power Core on the right (under Remote Site). ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 157/179...
  • Page 158 Use the upper areas to navigate through the filing structure - the contents of the selected folder are displayed beneath (under Filename). · Right-click on a filename and select Upload or Download - the file is transferred to/from the selected folder. 158/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 159 This allows fast replacement of a frame in the case of a hardware failure. Providing the replacement frame is set to the correct CAN bus addresses, it will immediately take over the same functions as the exchanged frame. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 159/179...
  • Page 160 10. Maintentance 10.4 Cleaning the Devices Lawo radio products are made from a variety of different materials, and each material might have specific cleaning requirements. Therefore, a general allowance for disinfection of product surfaces with disinfectants containing alcohol cannot be given.

  • Page 161: Appendices

    This chapter includes further information which you may find useful. Topics include: · Part Numbers · System Reference Levels · Dimension Drawings · Connector Pin-Outs · The 12V DC Power Supply · Advanced Licensing Features ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 161/179...
  • Page 162 Further technical information can be found in the product data sheets. The system part numbers will help you locate the data sheets for the main system components. All documentation is available from the Downloads area at www.lawo.com (after Login). 162/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 163 Then save and transfer the edited configuration to the DSP Core. For more information about the configuration tool, please see the "ON-AIR Designer User Guide". This is available from the Downloads area at www.lawo.com (after Login). ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 163/179...
  • Page 164 Ruby Desk Countersink STD Dimension Drawing · Ruby Desk Countersink Short Dimension Drawing The control surface drawings show an 8-fader main frame. Drawings for other frame sizes are available from the Downloads area at www.lawo.com (after Login). 164/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 165 11. Appendices ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 165/179...
  • Page 166 11. Appendices 11.4 Connector Pin-Outs 11.4.1 CAN 8-pin RJ45 connector, female. 11.4.2 RS-422 8-pin RJ45 connector, female. 11.4.3 DC Power Input 4-pin Kycon connector, female. 166/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 167 11. Appendices 11.4.4 GPIO 37-pin D-type connector, female. ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 167/179...
  • Page 168 8 x HD-BNC, 75 ohm. AES3 inputs 1..4 (RCV1..4), AES3 outputs 1..4 (XMT1..4) AES3 inputs 1..4, AES3 outputs 1..4. Pinning and gender according to AES59 (TASCAM) standard. All shields are internally connected to system ground. 168/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 169 Cable length without plug 1200 Electrical Specification Parameter Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit Input Voltage Frequency Input Current 1,85A/115VAC 1A/230VAC Inrush Current 120A/230VAC Efficiency Output Voltage 12±5% Output Current 11.5 Leakage Current 0,75 ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 169/179...
  • Page 170 · Open the 'Lawo License' web browser page at https://licenseportal.lawo.com. · Copy your license ticket number - this is the 25 number code - into the Ticket field and select Next. At the "My Licenses" summary window, select Re-Host Licenses: Make sure that the Cm container is connected to the computer, select the licenses you wish to re-host and select Deactivate Selected Licenses Now.
  • Page 171 Create a license request file - for the Cm storage container. Then copy the file onto a computer with internet access. · Activate the license - using the 'Lawo License' web portal, copy the license update file back to the original computer. ·...
  • Page 172 11. Appendices At this stage, there are two additional steps (to add the correct firmcode) if you have selected a CmStick container. Enter the following Lawo FirmCode to create the license request file: Select Add license of a new producer Enter the Lawo FirmCode = 102037 Select Next, and using Windows Explorer, enter a file path for the license request file.
  • Page 173 On a computer with internet access, follow the first four steps from the online activation method: · Open the 'Lawo License' web browser page at https://licenseportal.lawo.com. · Copy your license ticket number - this is the 25 number code - into the Ticket field and select Next. ·...
  • Page 174 Download the update: Select Download License Update File Now and, when prompted, choose the Save file option - the file is downloaded. Copy the License Update file back to the original PC. 174/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 175 Select Commit to action the update - the license is activated and you can close the 'CodeMeter Control Center'. You can now return to your Lawo application or install your USB license dongle - all licensed features should be available.
  • Page 176 A new local computer container is created each time you run the CodeMeter Runtime install wizard. Therefore, if you have installed multiple Lawo products or software versions, you will see several LAWO AG containers. If a USB dongle is connected, you will see a container labelled CmStick.
  • Page 177 This license storage method can be used to administrate licenses centrally within a local network. For example, when starting a Lawo application such as VisTool, the local computer asks the server to borrow the relevant license. The license is then used by the VisTool client until the application is closed. On closing, the license is handed back to the server where it may then be used by a different VisTool client.
  • Page 178 Under Configuration -> Network, add the correct IP settings into the Server Search list: Click Apply and restart the CodeMeter Runtime software. Note that once the Server Search list has an entry, all other license servers (announced automatically to the network) will be ignored. 178/179 Version: 6.4.0/2 ruby standard configuration User Manual...
  • Page 179 Under Content -> Licenses, choose the CmContainer (holding the server licenses) and select the desired license file: If the licenses is in use, then a warning message appears. You can check which licenses are available (free) by selecting Server and Cluster: ruby standard configuration User Manual Version: 6.4.0/2 179/179...

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