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Summary of Contents for NIXER RP64
- Page 1 RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 User Manual (rev 1.01 29.03.23)
- Page 2 Nixer Ltd 45 Evelyn Road Dunstable Bedfordshire LU5 4NG Telephone +44 1582 343111 email info@nixerproaudio.com website www.nixerproaudio.com RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 version 1.01 – 23/03/23...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Introduction ..........................8 Welcome and Unpacking ..................... 9 Quick Start Guide ........................9 RP64 Front View – RP64 and RP64 EQ ................11 RP64 Front View – RP64 CV2 ..................11 Rear View – RP64 ....................... 11 Rear View – RP64 EQ and RP64 CV2 ................12 Power ............................ - Page 4 RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 version 1.01 – 23/03/23...
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Page 5: Conformity And Certificates
Due to the directive 2002/96/EC for waste disposal this device must be recycled. For correct recycling please dispatch the device to: Product for Recycling Nixer Ltd, 45 Evelyn Road Dunstable. Bedfordshire LU5 4NG U.K. Only correctly labelled parcels will be accepted. Producer Registered No. WEE/KB4239XX RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 version 1.01 – 23/03/23... -
Page 6: Important Safety Information
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 version 1.01 – 23/03/23... -
Page 7: General Precautions
General Precautions • Do not place heavy objects on the RP64, expose it to sharp objects or handle it in any way that may cause damage, e.g., rough handling and/or excessive vibration. • Do not subject the equipment to dirt, dust, heat or vibration during operation or storage. -
Page 8: Introduction
Features that are only found on the RP64 EQ and RP64CV2 will be displayed in purple. The only difference between the RP64 EQ and the RP64 CV2 is that the RP64 CV2 does not have an LCD screen and must be operated via the Control Port using NixNet. -
Page 9: Welcome And Unpacking
IP address) You will then be able to select sources and destinations for your RP64. Once you have done this you will be able to start using your RP64 via the touch screen interface. For more advice on using Dante Controller please visit the Audinate Website For more advice on Aneman please visit the Merging Website. - Page 10 Left picture is a view of Dante Controller and the right picture is a view of the advanced Ravenna web interface. Basic RP64 connection diagram RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 version 1.01 – 23/03/23...
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Page 11: Rp64 Front View - Rp64 And Rp64 Eq
Firmware updates of the RP64 are achieved via a dedicated USB micro AB connector on the front panel. Rear View – RP64 On the rear of the RP64 unit there is a Primary and Secondary port for the AoIP input. The Control RJ45 allows the RP64 to be remotely controlled via NixNet. -
Page 12: Rear View - Rp64 Eq And Rp64 Cv2
Rear View – RP64 EQ and RP64 CV2 On the rear of the RP64 EQ and RP64 CV2 unit there is a Primary and Secondary port for the AoIP input. The Control RJ45 allows the RP64 to be remotely controlled via NixNet. -
Page 13: Rp64 Software
Page Down button in not displayed when at the bottom most page. 7. The RP64 holds a constant memory of its current settings so after powering the unit down or in the event of an interruption of power the unit will restart in the same state as it was prior to the power down. -
Page 14: Operating The Patches
3. Mid frequency bell 4. High frequency shelf These setting will affect all outputs that the selected channel is connected too. Once the patch is connected the input cell will turn green. RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 version 1.01 – 23/03/23... -
Page 15: The Memory Menu
Click update once editing is finished to apply the changes and then press the X to return to the previous screen. The Memory Menu Pressing the Memory button will open the Memory Menu To be implemented in the next firmware release RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 version 1.01 – 23/03/23... -
Page 16: The System Menu
Firmware versions are displayed on this page. • Brooklyn II Card firmware(s) • RP64 firmware and FPGA version • Jump to Boot-Loader – enters the RP64 into update mode please read section called Update for more information. RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2... -
Page 17: Control
• Currently there are no settings in this menu. Control Port Single RJ45 - This is a standard 100MBs ethernet connection. It will allow the remote control of the RP64 via NixNet™ messages. For more information, please contact Nixer info@nixerproaudio.com Remote Port Single RJ45 - NOT an ethernet port. -
Page 18: Update
• Also download the latest firmware from ww.nixer.uk.com to your PC • Next attach the RP64 to the PC via the USB cable that came with your product. • Navigate to the Update Menu in the System menus and press the button to enter Boot Loader Mode. - Page 19 • When the device has been programmed the status window will say “Programming completed. Click Run Main and your unit will reboot with its updated software. • To update the FPGA firmware, start the Nixer BLM program. RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 version 1.01 – 23/03/23...
- Page 20 • Once connected click Load Hex File and navigate to and open the .hexout file you have downloaded. • Click Erase-Program • Once the status window says Programming complete click Run Main and your RP64 will reboot. RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 version 1.01 – 23/03/23...
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Page 21: Exceptions And Errors
Please also supply, if possible, a description of how you were using the RP64 at the time the error occurred, what screen you were in, buttons pressed etc. Restarting your device should resume normal functionality again. -
Page 22: Block Schematic
Block Schematic Nixer RP64 AoIP Specifications Patching of up to 64 channels at 48kHz (32 channels at 96kHz) Sample rates supported: 44.1kHz 48kHz 88.2kHz 96kHz Bit Depth supported: 16bit 24bit 32bit Dante or Ravenna option - at time of purchase... - Page 23 Stereo AES3 output on 3pin male XLR connector Fed from any input Stereo AES3 Input on 3pin female XLR connector SRC converts from 44.1kHz, 48kHz or 96kHz to RP64 EQ sample rate. AES3 routing to any output Wired remote control option on RJ45 connector.
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Page 24: Dimensioned Drawing
Dimensioned Drawing RP64, RP64EQ and RP64CV2 version 1.01 – 23/03/23...