Display; Midi/Host Page - Yamaha 03DVEK Owner's Manual

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MIDI/HOST Page

This section explains the parameters on the MIDI/HOST page shown below. Use the [UTIL-
ITY] button to locate this page.
HOST INTERFACE—The STAND. and MULTI. switches under HOST INTERFACE are
the same as the STANDARD I/F and MULTIPORT switches on the regular 03D. The EDI-
TOR switch is used to activate the TO EDITOR port for use with a video editor.
TO EDITOR SETUP MEMORY—Three setup memories are available for storing settings
related to the TO EDITOR port. When the memory contents match the current settings,
these switches are grayed out. When a parameter setting is changed, the RECALL and STORE
switches can be used to recall the stored settings or store the new settings. The following
parameters are stored in these memories: FRAME TYPE, PARITY FLAG, FADER MODE,
INPUT LEVEL ADJUST OUTPUT level, and SOURCE/MACHINE ASSIGN settings.
INPUT LEVEL ADJUST—The OUTPUT level control determines the send level when the
fader is set to nominal (0 dB), and can be set from –48 dB to 0 dB in 1 dB steps. The input
level of the selected channel can be set manually or automatically so that the channel level
matches the specified output level. This setting is based on the assumption that the level will
not be changed using the faders, pan, EQ, or dynamics.
By reading the level of the test tone at the beginning of a reel (tape), the gain can be set auto-
matically so that the nominal level set by the user corresponds to the output level. The adjust-
able range is from –18 dB to +18 dB in 0.5 dB steps. If the level exceeds this range and cannot
be controlled, a warning message appears. For channels configured as a stereo pair, only the
left channel is used for level sensing. The level determined for the left channel is also applied
to the right channel. Due to circuitry limitations, the levels may vary between channels.
To automatically set the level for a channel, select the channel, use the cursor buttons to select
the AUTO switch, and then press the [ENTER] button.
To manually set the level for a channel, select the channel, use the cursor buttons to select
the MANUAL control, and then use the PARAMETER wheel.
When a channel level is set either manually or automatically, the corresponding Adjust
On/Off switch on the CH 1–16 or 17–24/Stin pages appears highlighted.
TO EDITOR—This parameter is used to enable and disable the TO EDITOR port, and must
be set to ENABLE for the 03D to respond to incoming ESAM II commands. Commands are
ignored when this is set to DISABLE.
FRAME TYPE—This parameter should be set to match the frame rate of the video. Options
are: ND (30 frames), DF (29.97 frames), 25 (25 frames), and 24 (24 frames). The 03D uses
this setting to calculate fade and delay times specified in frames.
03D Video Edit Suite Software—Owner's Manual