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Calrec Apollo Operator's Manual (214 pages)

Digital Broadcast Production Console

Brand: Calrec | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 17 MB

Layers
1
Table of Contents
3
Information

7
- Important Information
  8
- Health and Safety
  9
- Technical Support
  10
Introduction

11
- Introduction
  12
  - Bluefin2
    12
  - Hydra2
    12
  - Commitment
    12
  - Concord Processors
    12
  - Control Surface
    12
  - Signal Processing
    12
  - I/O
    12
  - Resilience
    12
  - Power
    12
- Apollo Sample Rate Comparison
  13
- Changes to Screen Locations in the Main Application from V6.0
  14
- 96Khz Overview for Apollo
  15
Control Overview

17
- Configuration PC Overview
  18
  - Peripherals
    18
  - Windows Login
    18
  - Main Application
    18
  - USB Port
    18
  - Installing 3Rd Party Software
    18
  - Power and Reset
    18
  - Online Documentation
    18
- Touch Overview
  19
  - Touch/Tap
    19
  - Multiple Touches (Hold and Touch)
    19
  - Swipe
    19
- Surface Control Overview
  20
  - Rotary Controls
    20
  - Buttons
    20
  - Control Cell
    20
  - Button Cell
    20
  - Strip
    20
  - Rows
    20
  - TFT Touchscreen
    20
- Surface Panel Overview
  22
  - Fader Panel
    22
  - Wild Assign Panel
    25
  - TFT Panel
    28
  - Monitor Panel
    29
  - Joystick Panel
    30
  - Broadcast Facilities Panel
    31
  - Dual Fader Panel
    32
  - Custom Metering Panel
    34
- Panel Modes
  35
  - Apply Mode to All Panels
    35
  - Mode Lock
    35
  - User Layout
    35
  - Setting Up/Recalling the User Layout
    35
  - Assignable Modes
    35
- Assigning Paths
  37
  - Assigning a Path
    37
  - Current Assign and Fader Touch Indication Shown on Meters
    37
- User Splits
  38
  - Identifying User Split Locations
    38
  - Creating / Removing User Splits
    38
- Layers
  39
  - A/B Paths
    39
  - Using Layers
    39
  - Layer Locking
    39
  - Layer Split
    39
  - Turning off the B Layer
    39
Control Panel Modes

41
- Processing
  42
- Send-Route
  43
- Output Mode
  44
- Monitor Mode
  45
- Wilds Mode
  46
  - Setting up Wilds Mode
    46
  - Selecting Wilds
    46
  - Memorising Wilds
    46
  - Assigning and Clearing
    47
  - Wildable Controls
    47
  - Alternate Fader Wilds
    47
  - Setting up Fader Wilds
    48
  - Memory Isolation
    48
  - Wilds Pages
    48
- Wildable Controls
  49
- Strips Mode
  50
  - Accessing Strips Mode
    50
  - Apply to All Strips
    50
  - Routing Display
    50
  - A/B Path Indicator
    51
  - Changing Strips Types
    51
Getting Signals into Apollo

53
- I/O Boxes & Hydra Patchbays Sample Rate Selection in H2O
  54
  - Consoles at 96Khz
    54
  - I/O and Hydra2 Patchbays at 96Khz
    54
- Input Source Organisation
  55
  - Filtering the Hydra2 Network
    55
  - Boxes at Different Sample Rates
    55
  - Input Ports
    55
  - Hydra2 Patchbays at Different Sample Rates
    55
  - Port Labels
    55
  - Port Lists
    56
  - Creating Lists
    56
  - Copying and Moving Ports to Lists
    56
  - Removing Ports from Lists
    56
  - Renaming Lists
    56
  - Removing Lists
    56
  - Sets
    56
  - Adding Ports to Sets
    57
- Allocating Signal Paths to Faders
  58
  - Assigning Channels to Faders
    58
  - Assigning Buses to Faders
    58
  - Assigning Auxs and Tracks to Faders in the Tools Menu
    59
  - Inserting Blank Faders
    59
  - Removing a Path from a Fader
    59
  - Layer Locking Faders
    59
  - Cloning Paths
    59
  - Moving / Swapping Paths
    60
  - Copying Path Settings
    60
  - Warnings and Conflicts
    60
- Fader Setup Screen
  61
- Input Types and Patching
  62
  - Ports at Different Sample Rates
    62
  - Searching Input Sources
    62
  - Searching Destinations
    62
  - Channel Input / Fader Views
    62
  - Channel Input 2
    62
  - Patching Input Sources to Faders
    63
  - Patching at Different Sample Rates
    63
  - Bulk Patching and Source Views
    63
  - Protection against Removing Multiple Destinations
    63
  - MIC Open Field
    63
  - Additional Port Info - Desc & Diag
    63
  - Over-Patching, Removing & Moving
    64
  - Offline Patching
    64
  - Sources Used in Multiple Locations
    64
  - Returning Outputs to Input Channels
    64
  - Hydra2 Patchbays
    64
  - Hpb's at Different Sample Rates
    64
  - Alias Patching
    64
  - Patching Inputs Directly to Outputs
    64
  - Patching Shortcuts
    65
  - Custom Fader Labels
    66
  - Ability to Receive External Source Labels Via SW
    66
  - Source Label Hierarchy
    66
- Input Controls
  67
  - Inputs 1 and 2
    67
  - MIC/Line Gain
    67
  - 6Db Coarse Gain
    67
  - Input Trim
    68
  - Linking Input Trims
    68
  - Tone
    68
  - Input Delay
    68
  - Polarity Inversion
    69
  - Input Balance
    69
  - L>B and R>B
    69
  - M-S
    69
  - Src
    69
  - Signal Flow
    69
- Replay
  70
  - Adding Paths to the Replay Set
    70
  - Activating Replay
    70
- Input Port Protection
  71
  - Controlling a Protected Input Port
    71
  - Loading Shows/Memory/Alias Files
    71
- Dolby E Decoding
  73
  - Passing Signals through Decoders
    73
  - Important - Sample Rate Conversion
    74
  - Important - Synchronisation
    74
  - Metadata
    74
  - Passing Encoded Dolby E
    74
- Alias Files
  75
  - Editing Alias Files
    75
  - Aliases at Different Sample Rates
    75
  - Alias Groups
    76
  - Alias MIC Bus
    76
  - Enabling an Alias File
    76
  - Alias Patching
    76
- Tone / Oscillator Controls
  77
  - Oscillator Parameters
    77
  - Tone Idents
    78
  - External Tone
    78
  - Tone Clear
    78
  - Tone Patchable to Output Ports
    79
  - Tone Troubleshooting & Faqs
    79
- Hydra2 Patchbays
  80
  - Hpbs and Different Sample Rates
    80
  - Port Sharing
    81
  - Unpatching
    81
Processing Audio

83
- Channel Signal Flow
  84
- EQ and Filters
  85
- Dynamics 1
  87
  - Processing Order
    88
  - Dynamics Metering
    88
  - Sidechain EQ
    88
  - About Dynamics Sidechain & EQ
    88
  - Dynamics Links
    88
- Dynamics 2
  90
  - Dynamics 2 Controls
    90
- Automixer
  91
  - Assigning Control
    91
  - Gain Reduction Metering
    91
  - Adjustment Controls
    91
- Delay
  93
  - Assignable Delay at Different Sample Rates
    93
  - Individual Assignable Delay
    93
- Delay Settings
  94
- Stereo Width
  95
- Stereo/Surround Spill
  96
  - Accessing the Spill Faders
    96
  - Spill Faders
    96
  - Current Spill Panel Assignment
    96
  - Nudge
    97
  - Changing the User Section
    97
  - Assigning Paths on the Spill Panel
    97
  - Main Paths on Monitor/Joystick Panel
    97
- Processing Independence
  98
  - EQ Independence
    98
  - Dynamics Independence
    99
  - Independence Status Indicators
    100
- Inserts
  101
  - Patching Insert Resources to Ports
    101
  - Inserts at Different Sample Rates
    101
  - Connecting Insert Resources to Paths
    102
  - Naming Insert Resources
    102
  - Insert Resource Lists
    102
  - Creating Lists
    102
  - Copying/Moving Insert Resources to Lists
    103
  - Removing Insert Resources from Lists
    103
  - Renaming Lists
    103
  - Removing Lists
    103
  - Insert Order and Sets
    103
  - Insert on / off Control
    103
- VCA Groups
  104
  - Creating and Dissolving VCA Groups
    104
  - Group Hierarchy
    104
  - Fader Status Indicators
    104
  - VCA Group Interrogation
    105
  - Masters and Slaves on the same Fader
    105
  - Fader Level Indicator
    105
  - Nulling Indicators
    105
  - Preserving Balance of Slaves at Low Levels
    105
  - 5.1 Surround Channels
    105
  - VCA Group Protection
    105
  - VCA Slaves Move with VCA Masters
    105
- Autofaders
  106
  - Assigning Gpi's to Autofaders
    107
  - Assigning Autofaders to Faders
    107
  - Autofader Levels
    108
  - Autofader Parameter Settings
    108
  - Global Autofader Bypass
    108
  - Default Fader Interaction Mode
    109
Routing Audio

111
- Buses Overview
  112
  - Setting Bus Widths
    112
  - Admin Protection for Bus Widths
    112
  - Buses at Different Sample Rates
    112
  - Ltrt / Loro Downmixes
    113
  - Pre-Fader Aux Send Cut Options
    113
- Making a Route
  114
  - Using Assign Mode
    114
  - Accessing Detailed Send Controls
    114
  - Paging through Buses
    114
  - Using Strips or Wilds Mode
    115
- Panning
  116
  - Multiple Pan Positions Per Path
    116
  - Controls
    116
- Joystick Panning
  117
  - Accessing the Joystick Controls
    117
  - Making the Joystick Controls Active
    117
  - Disengaging the Joystick
    117
  - Pan Display
    117
  - Pan Control Menu
    118
  - Freezing Axes
    118
- Contribution Mode
  119
  - Accessing Bus Contribution
    119
  - Partial Routing Indication
    120
  - Aux Sends on Faders
    121
  - Access AFL in Contribution Mode
    121
  - Default Send Positions
    122
  - Leaving Contribution Mode
    122
- Splitting Track Sends
  123
  - Removing Sends
    123
  - Partial Sends
    123
- Downmixes
  124
  - Bypassing the Downmix Faders
    124
  - Pre-Fader Downmixes
    124
  - Setting Downmix Defaults
    124
  - Selecting the Required Downmix Default
    126
  - Applying Default Levels to Downmix Faders
    126
- Lo/Ro & Lt/Rt Downmix Encoding
  127
  - Selecting Lt/Rt or Lo/Ro
    127
Passing Signals out of Apollo

129
- Output Types and Patching
  130
  - Ports at Different Sample Rates
    130
  - Patching
    130
  - Patching at Different Sample Rates
    130
  - Patching Shortcuts
    130
  - Hpb's at Different Sample Rates
    130
  - Locking Output Port Patching
    130
- Output Port Protection
  131
  - Patching to Protected Outputs
    131
- Output Control
  132
  - Accessing Further Controls
    132
  - Outputs on Faders
    133
  - Bus Output Delay
    133
  - Output Patching Shortcut
    133
  - Assignable Delay at Different Sample Rates
    133
- Main Paths on Spill/Monitor and Spill/Joystick Panels
  134
- Tone to Mains
  134
- Direct Outputs
  135
- Direct Outputs at Different Sample Rates
  135
- Assign Direct Outputs from the Surface
  135
- Assign Direct Outputs from the PC
  135
- Direct Output Patching Shortcut
  136
- Direct Output Controls
  136
- Monitor Mode
  138
- Pre-Selectors (Favourites)
  139
- Loudspeaker Cut Buttons
  140
- Monitoring for Multiple Users
  140
- Control Room Monitor Controls
  140
- Access Bus AFL, PFL and OPL
  142
- Access AFL in Contribution Mode
  142
- Move PFL Within Signal Chain
  143
- Patch AFL/PFL to External Monitors
  143
- Send PFL to the Small LS
  143
- Send PFL to the Main Monitors
  143
- AFL and PFL with Multiple Users
  143
- Patch AFL, PFL and APFL Buses
  144
- Patch Miscellaneous Monitor Outputs
  146
- Monitoring Controls
  148
Communications

153
- Live Talkback Routing
  154
- Talkback Groups
  154
- Talkback & Reverse Talkback Levels
  154
- Microphone Settings
  155
- Monitoring Reverse Talkback Signals
  155
- Inhibiting Talkback
  155
- Sending Signals to the MIX Minus Bus
  156
- MIX Minus
  156
  - Assigning a Direct Output
    157
  - Monitoring a MIX Minus Signal
    157
Metering

159
- Meter Grid Configuration
  160
- TFT Meters
  160
  - Meter Assignment
    161
  - Meter Labels and Colours
    161
  - Dynamics Meters
    162
  - Peak Sample Meters
    162
  - Peak Overload Indicators
    162
  - A/B Path Meters
    162
  - Meter Layout Presets
    162
- Fader and Dynamics Meter Settings
  164
  - Fader Meters
    164
  - Dynamics Meters
    164
- External Meter Outputs
  165
- Loudness Meters
  166
Shows, Memories and Presets

169
- Overview
  170
- Using Shows and Memories
  172
  - Creating a New Show
    172
  - Creating Shows at Different Sample Rates
    173
  - Opening an Existing Show
    173
  - Opening Shows at Different Sample Rates
    173
  - Saving / Duplicating Shows
    173
  - Creating and Editing Default Shows
    173
  - Backing up Shows and Memories
    174
  - Backup Shows at Different Sample Rates
    174
  - Renaming Shows
    174
  - Deleting Shows
    174
  - Changes to Format of Show Data and Backups
    174
  - Saving User Memories
    175
  - Loading User Memories
    175
  - Backing up and Deleting Memories
    175
  - Ordering the Memory List
    175
  - Memory Load / Save Without the PC
    175
  - Transferring Shows/Memories between Consoles
    175
- Memory Sequencing
  176
  - Remote Control
    176
- Memory Isolation
  177
  - Basic Path Isolation
    177
  - Setting the Scope of Memory Isolation
    177
  - Applying Isolation Scope to Multiple Paths
    179
  - Elements Available for Isolation
    179
  - Output Port Isolation
    180
  - Improvements to Memory Isolate System
    180
- Presets
  181
  - Creating a Preset
    181
  - Loading a Preset
    181
  - Editing a Preset
    181
  - Backing up Presets
    182
  - Restoring Presets
    182
  - Pooled Resources
    182
Console Facilities

183
- On Air and Rehearse Modes
  184
  - On Air
    184
  - Rehearse
    184
  - Neither Mode Selected
    184
- System Reset
  185
  - Fail Warning Indicator
    185
  - Reset Buttons
    185
- Technician Mode
  186
  - Supervisors, Technicians and Users
    186
  - Accessing Technician Mode
    186
  - Managing Technician/Supervisor Accounts
    186
  - Exiting Technician Mode
    186
- Synchronisation Sources
  187
  - Synchronisation at Different Sample Rates
    187
External Interfacing

189
- Gpio
  190
  - Assigning Gpis
    190
  - GPI Functions
    190
  - Mon-Spill Panel Customer Switches
    190
  - Assigning Gpos
    191
  - Common Console Functions
    191
  - GPO Signal Type
    191
  - Test GPO
    191
- EMBER+ Virtual GPIO
  192
- Remote Control
  193
  - Ember
    193
  - Cscp
    193
  - CSCP Per Fader
    193
- External Monitor / Meter Inputs
  194
  - Configuring External Inputs
    194
  - Monitoring / Metering Externals
    194
- MIC Open Systems
  195
- Automation Option
  197
  - Spill Automation
    197
  - Editing Suite
    197
  - Redundancy
    197
  - External Machine Control
    197
  - Automatable Controls List
    197
- Remote Production RP1 Option
  198
  - Function Table for Parameter Control of Remote Paths
    198
System Status

199
- System Status Notifications
  200
- Message Types
  200
- Status Messages at Different Sample Rates
  200
- Clearing Messages
  200
- Surface Indication
  200
- External Indication
  200
- Source Offline Indication on a Path
  201
- Intermittent Cable Failures
  201
Glossary of Terminology

203
Features by Software Version

209

Calrec Apollo Installation & Technical Manual (124 pages)

Brand: Calrec | Category: Music Mixer | Size: 13 MB

Table of Contents
3
Information

5
- Important Information
  6
- Health and Safety
  7
- Technical Support
  8
ControlSurface

9
- Surface Dimensions and Assembly
  10
  - Desk-Top Mounting
    10
  - Floor Stand Options
    10
  - Surface Sizes
    12
- Rear Connection Interface and Covers
  14
  - Access to Surface Connections
    14
  - Access to Internal Surface Components
    15
- Floor Stand Leg Assembly
  16
- Surface Components
  19
  - POE (Power over Ethernet) Switch
    19
  - POE Reset Connections
    21
  - Surface Switches
    22
- Surface Power - AC
  23
- Surface Power - DC
  24
- Control Surface Cat5 Cable Coding
  25
- System PC
  26
  - PC Power and Reset
    26
  - System Network Data Connection
    26
  - LAN Connection
    27
  - Keyboard and Mouse
    27
  - Touchscreen Monitor
    27
  - Accessible PC USB Port
    27
  - Operating System
    27
- 3 Rd Party Software
  
  27
  - Antivirus Protection
    27
  - Serial Port
    27
  - Backup PC
    28
ProcessingCore

29
- Core Dimensions and Mounting
  30
  - Airflow
    30
  - Acoustic Noise
    30
  - Support
    30
  - Connections
    30
- Card Types and Layout
  31
  - Card Layout
    31
  - Reset, Sync Interface & Fan Status
    31
  - Installing / Removing Cards
    32
  - Standard Status Leds
    32
  - Master Control Processor
    33
  - Dsp
    33
  - Router / Expander
    34
  - Power Supply
    34
ConnectionInformation

35
- SFP - Overview
  36
  - SFP Slot Orientation
    36
  - SFP Latching and Extraction
    36
  - SFP Slot Covers
    37
  - Loose SFP Storage
    37
  - Power Budgets & Heat Management
    37
  - Here Is a Simple 5 Point Guide to this
    37
- Copper SFP Connectivity
  38
  - Shielded Cables and Connectors
    38
  - Maximum Cable Length
    38
  - Cable Routing Considerations
    38
  - Termination - Strain Relief
    38
  - Termination - Pin-Out
    39
  - Testing / Certification
    39
  - Temporary / Reusable Cables
    39
- Fibre SFP Connectivity
  40
  - Singlemode Vs Multimode
    40
  - Identification
    40
  - Connectors / Terminations
    40
  - SFP / Fibre Specifications
    40
  - Testing / Certification
    41
  - Areas of Loss
    41
  - Fibre Handling Practise
    41
  - Ruggedised Fibre
    41
  - Cleaning and Preventative Maintenance
    41
- Fibre - General Rules
  41
  - Warning
    41
  - Cleaning Fibre Optic Cables and Connectors
    42
  - Cleaning Procedure
    42
  - Additional Notes
    42
  - Cleaning Optical Transceivers
    42
- Synchronisation
  43
  - Sync Source Selection
    43
  - Synchronisation at Different Sample Rates
    43
- Surface to Core Connection
  44
- Control Surface Sidecar Connection
  45
- Extended Control Surface Connections
  46
- Audio I/O Connections
  47
  - Audio Formats
    47
  - Power
    47
  - ID Configuration
    47
  - Fixed Format I/O Box ID's
    47
  - Address
    47
  - Modular I/O Box ID Setting
    47
  - Extended ID Addressing
    48
  - Modular I/O Card Slots
    48
  - Hydra2 Connection
    48
- GPIO Connections
  50
  - GP Inputs
    50
  - GP Outputs
    50
  - Dry Closure Only Outputs
    50
- Connecting to Other Consoles/Routers
  54
- Surface Rear Connector Pin-Outs
  55
  - Moving Coil Meters
    55
  - RTW Meters
    56
  - DK Meters
    57
  - Headphone Sockets
    58
  - Loudspeaker Panels
    58
ExternalControl

59
- SW-P-08 Remote Control
  60
  - Connection
    60
  - Configuration
    60
- Ember Remote Control
  61
  - Connection
    61
- Calrec Serial Control Protocol
  62
  - CSCP Versions
    62
  - Faders Controlled by CSCP
    62
  - Controls Available Via CSCP
    62
  - Connection
    62
  - Secondary Connections
    63
  - Multiple Consoles
    63
  - Connecting Via Corporate LAN
    63
  - Configuration
    63
  - User & Boot up Enable / Disable
    63
- System Status over SNMP
  64
- Wireless Router Configuration - Assist
  65
  - Console Configuration
    65
  - Wireless Router Configuration
    66
  - DHCP Configuration
    66
  - Other Configuration Parameters
    66
  - Security Considerations
    67
  - Assist Application Configuration
    67
- RS232/422 Conversion
  68
- Perle IOLAN Configuration
  69
  - Telnet IP Configuration
    69
  - Main Configuration - Web Manager
    69
SetupAndConfiguration

73
- Overview and GUI Access
  74
- Creating a Clean Starting Point
  75
- Screensaver Timeout - 'Dark Mode
  76
- Sync Setup
  77
  - Main Application Sync
    77
  - H20 Sync
    77
- I/O Boxes & Hydra Patchbays Sample Rate Selection in H2O
  78
  - Consoles at 96Khz
    78
  - I/O and Hydra2 Patchbays at 96Khz
    78
- I/O Configuration
  79
  - Filtering the Hydra2 Network
    79
  - Boxes at Different Sample Rates
    79
  - Input Ports
    79
  - Hydra2 Patchbays at Different Sample Rates
    79
  - Port Labels
    79
- Assigning Paths to Faders
  80
  - Assignable Faders
    80
  - Assigning Paths
    80
- Using Tone
  81
- Monitoring Output Setup
  82
  - Speaker Configuration
    82
- Metering Setup
  83
- Monitor / Meter Source Selection
  84
- Input & Output Port Patching
  86
  - Ports at Different Sample Rates
    86
- Talkback and External Tone
  87
- Assigning GPIO
  88
- User Control Logging Setup
  89
  - Path Controls Logged
    90
  - User Logs
    92
PanelOptions

93
- Fader Panel - IC5701
  94
  - Connections
    94
- Dual Fader Panel - IC5717
  95
  - Connections
    95
- Assignable Control Panel - CA5700
  96
  - Connections
    96
- Monitor Panel - IM5705
  97
  - Connections
    97
- Joystick Panel - IW5718
  98
  - Connections
    98
- TFT Meter Panel - MD5702
  99
  - Connections
    99
- RTW TM7 Meter - MU5993
  100
  - Connections
    100
- RTW TM9 Meter - MU6194
  101
- Dk Msd600
  102
  - Meter - MU5799
    102
  - Connections
    102
- Loudspeaker Panel - LS5930
  103
  - Connections
    103
- Loudspeaker Panel - LS5957
  105
- Loudspeaker Panel - LS6053
  106
  - Additional Level Control Connection
    106
- Facilities Panel RT5707
  107
  - Resets
    107
  - Talkback MIC
    107
  - USB Port
    107
  - Facilities Buttons / Indicators
    107
  - Connections
    107
MovingCoilMeters

109
- Stereo Moving Coil Meters
  110
  - Connections
    110
  - DIP Switch Configuration
    110
  - Level
    110
- Twin Stereo Moving Coil Meter
  111
  - Connections
    111
  - DIP Switch Configuration
    111
  - Level
    111
  - L/R or M/S
    111
- Twin VU Moving Coil Meter - MV5943
  112
  - Connections
    112
  - DIP Switch Configuration
    112
- Quad VU Moving Coil Meter - MV5889
  113
  - Connections
    113
  - DIP Switch Configuration
    113
6 Way VU Moving Coil Meter - MV5916

114
- Connections
  114
- DIP Switch Configuration
  114
Specifications

115

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