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Digital Solutions
BVE02
ESAM Interface
Owner's Manual
January 2010

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  • Page 1 Digital Solutions BVE02 ESAM Interface Owner’s Manual January 2010...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Very Simple Monitoring Simple 2 Channel Monitoring Sophisticated 4 or 8 Channel Monitoring Edit Suite Monitoring Operation Monitor Edit Preview Edit LIVE MONITOR SETUP WITH BVE02-PV LIVE STUDIO GALLERY MONITOR OPERATION Program Monitor Audio Preview Monitor INTERNAL DIP SWITCH SETUP MACHINE ASSIGNMENTS...
  • Page 3 BVE02 D-type Connector Configuration. Yamaha DM1000 and DM2000 Mixer Remote Connector Configuration BVE02 to Yamaha 02R96 Mixer Cable Specification BVE02 to Yamaha DM1000 and DM2000 Mixer Cable Specification Editor or Switcher to BVE02 Cable Wiring Specification TROUBLESHOOTING. UPLOADING NEW CODE TO THE BVE02...

  • Page 4: Operational Overview

    BVE02-AFV The BVE02-AFV allows the creation of a complete audio mix, using all the faders of the mixer, for each vision source. The BVE02-AFV includes an external control panel that gives quick and simple control of the system for creating and updating each mix, whether during offline preparation or while on-air.

  • Page 5: Preview And Monitor Operations

    BVE02 interface. At the appropriate time, the edit controller will issue a command to start the transition. The BVE02 will then control the channel faders of the mixer to smoothly crossfade from the FROM source Machine to the TO source Machine.

  • Page 6: Channel Fader Level Adjustments

    Monitoring, Preview or Edit operations. Mixer ESAM Control Enable The control of the mixer by the BVE02 is enabled according to the state of the Automix ENABLE/DISABLE button on the AUTOMIX Main page, reached by pressing the AUTOMIX button of the mixer control surface.

  • Page 7: Bve02-Pv

    Once the correct fader levels have been set the fader levels for that source are stored within the BVE02-PV. When that video and audio source is selected to the Program bus, the fader levels are recalled and applied to the faders of the channels carrying that source’s audio.

  • Page 8: Set-Up

    BVE02. This setup will be stored in a scene memory for recall to reset the mixer to a known state when under ESAM control.
  • Page 9 1 to 4 on a 1:1 basis – channel 1 of group bus 1, ch2 to bus etc. The BVE02 checks for input channel routing to buses 1-8 and whether the corresponding track on the Recorder is in Edit mode before it controls the channel fader. Input channels not routed to a bus are therefore not controlled by the BVE02.

  • Page 10: Bve02 Interface

    The interface should be powered from the external 12v 1A DC power supply provided. BVE02-PV When the PV variant of the BVE02 is installed, the mixer should be configured as described above. If the optional JLCooper ES4/100-RS422 fader panel is also installed, it should be...

  • Page 11: Edit Controller Setups

    Edit Controller Setups The setup of the Edit Controller varies according to the type of editor. An example of the setup is shown below. This information may also be helpful as a guide to those Edit Controllers which are not shown below. Sony BVE9100 The setup for the audio mixer control is described in the BVE9100 manual section “2-7-3 Setting the Mixer Control Conditions (MIXER LOCAL)”...

  • Page 12: Sony Bve2000

    Sony BVE2000 The setup for the audio mixer control is described in the BVE2000 manual section “5-1-6 Setting the Audio Mixer Operating Conditions” As a simple guide the recommended setup is:- Use page 4 “MIXER CONFIGURATION” of the SYSTEM SETUP MENU. Change the settings shown on this screen to the following :- MON MODE = BOTH (MIX)

  • Page 13: Monitoring

    To meet the exacting requirements of broadcast monitoring and metering, the monitor matrix generated by the BVE02 within the mixer delivers 2, 4 or 8 channels of discrete monitoring audio via the mixer Omni outputs that should be connected to an external metering and monitoring system.

  • Page 14: Edit Suite Monitoring Operation

    BVE02 needs to ‘know’ which input channel of a source Machine is fed to which output bus of the console. If setup switch 8 is ON, the BVE02 will monitor the bus routing selection of each mixer input channel and use this information to determine signal routing.

  • Page 15: Live Monitor Setup With Bve02-Pv

    The level of the faders of these last mixer channels may be adjusted, while hearing and metering the audio, to give the level appropriate for the programme and overall mix. The resulting fader level is stored by the BVE02 and applied to the corresponding input faders whenever that source is opened to the Program bus.

  • Page 16: Internal Dip Switch Setup

    Internal DIP Switch Setup Switch Function Normally FLASH memory disable/ROM memory enable Spare Spare Spare Spare Spare Diagnostics enable Routing used for edit channel associations Machine Assignments The Edit Controller is able to control audio channels on the mixer either as individual audio channels, or more commonly as groups of channels which represent a single video or audio Machine.

  • Page 17: Connections

    A (RX-) ECEIVE A (TX-) RANSMIT B (TX+) RANSMIT PARE B (RX+) ECEIVE (RTS) (CTS) RAME ROUND BVE02 to Yamaha 02R96 Mixer Cable Specification BVE02 02R96 AMAHA TYPE RAME ROUND RAME ROUND A (RX-) A (TX-) ECEIVE RANSMIT B (TX+)

  • Page 18: Bve02 To Yamaha Dm1000 And Dm2000 Mixer Cable Specification

    BVE02 to Yamaha DM1000 and DM2000 Mixer Cable Specification BVE02 DM1000/2000 IXER ONNECTOR ON EMOTE ONNECTOR ON TYPE TYPE RAME ROUND SHIELD RAME ROUND ECEIVE A (TX-) RANSMIT RANSMIT B (RX+) ECEIVE RANSMIT IGNAL OMMON PARE PARE ECEIVE IGNAL OMMON...

  • Page 19: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting. If the BVE02 and Yamaha mixer do not perform as expected, there are a number of quick checks which will help identify where the problem may lie. Please follow these methodically and make only one change at a time between tests to establish if the problem is resolved.
  • Page 20 3. Check in the input routing matrix that the input ports are connected to the correct input channels. The BVE02 monitors which input ports are connected to which input channels. Misrouting input ports will result in the wrong channels being routed to the inputs of the last...

  • Page 21: Uploading New Code To The Bve02

    Restarting the BVE02 will make it report the new software version. If the BVE02 reports that it is using the ROM, then DIP Sw 1 inside the BVE02 needs to be set to OFF so that it runs from the Flash memory.
  • Page 22 In the event that the upload is corrupted, setting the internal DIP Switch 1 to ON instructs the unit to load the code held in ROM next time the unit is powered up.
  • Page 23 For Technical Support contact: Aspen Media Ltd 11 Wingbury Courtyard Wingrave Aylesbury HP22 4LW Tel: +44 (0) 1296 681313 Fax: +44 (0) 1296 681316 Email: service@aspen-media.com...

  • Page 24: Appendix A - Electromagnetic Compatibility

    Appendix A - Electromagnetic Compatibility This Interface has been designed and constructed to comply with current EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations (SI/1992/2372). To ensure complete conformance it should be used only with appropriate power sources and properly interconnected external equipment and be operated in a sealed electromagnetic environment.

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