iLive AP6526 - Manual

iLive AP6526

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – iLive; ALLEN; iLive System Reference Guide AP6526 Issue 3; Limited Two Year Warranty; Conditions Of Warranty
  • Page 3 – Important Safety Instructions; WARNINGS; ATTENTION: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE – NE PAS; CAUTION; WARNING: This equipment must be earthed.
  • Page 4 – Important Mains plug wiring instructions.; WIRE COLOUR; Precautions
  • Page 5 – Table of Contents; SEL
  • Page 7 – Welcome; Introduction to iLive
  • Page 8 – iLive System components
  • Page 9 – MixRack
  • Page 10 – Surface
  • Page 11 – T Series System components; The T Series MixRack
  • Page 12 – T Series Control layout
  • Page 13 – Connecting the iLive MixRack and Surface
  • Page 15 – Connecting the T Series MixRack and Surface; Adding PL Series controllers; ACE
  • Page 16 – Booting up the system; Turning on the system; Note; Turning off the system; UTILITY / Configuration
  • Page 17 – The Status screen; Firmware; Temperature; red; MixRack System Lock; green tick
  • Page 18 – Lower Status bar; MIX
  • Page 19 – Surface basics – The TouchScreen; Title bar
  • Page 21 – FX; MIXRACK SETUP; UTILITY
  • Page 22 – Surface basics - Fader control strip; Meter; Strip LCD; NAME; IP
  • Page 23 – Rotary encoder; ROUTING; PAFL key; MUTE key; As standard, MUTE always affects the whole channel. It does not; Normal and shifted rotary functions
  • Page 24 – Fader; Working with Layers; SURFACE SETUP / Preferences; FREEZE IN LAYERS key; SURFACE SETUP; ALT VIEW key; SURFACE SETUP / Alt View Setup; GEQ FADER FLIP key; Change fader function; Freeze
  • Page 25 – Surface basics – The; Rotary Controls; iLive peak indication is multi-point sensing.; Processing block IN keys
  • Page 26 – Using a; Input Channel Parameters; PARAMETER CONTROLS; PROCESING VIEW; ROUTING VIEW
  • Page 27 – Mix Master Parameters
  • Page 28 – Short FX Return Parameters
  • Page 29 – DCA Settings; With all TouchScreen keys off
  • Page 30 – Surface basics – The MIX key; Three ways to work with the mix:
  • Page 31 – Using the Master MIX key; View all sends feeding one mix.
  • Page 32 – Using the Channel MIX key
  • Page 33 – Channel and Mix processing; PREAMP; Input patch bay
  • Page 34 – Ext Input patch bay; Name and Colour; Mix Master name and colour
  • Page 35 – GATE; In most cases it should not be necessary; Sockets assigned as inserts are not
  • Page 36 – PEQ; GEQ Fader Flip
  • Page 37 – COMPRESSOR
  • Page 38 – DELAY
  • Page 39 – Introducing the FX; FX Rack; Inserted FX
  • Page 40 – Back Panel view - Configure the FX routing; Not Assigned; The Direct Output selection follows its global; Patch to
  • Page 42 – Choose the FX – The FX preset library; Factory; Recall
  • Page 43 – Delays; tap the button
  • Page 44 – Modulation FX - Chorus
  • Page 45 – Gated Verb; Classic Nonlinear; Empty rack
  • Page 46 – Patching the Outputs; OUTPUTS; Single
  • Page 48 – Using DCA groups; ASSIGN channels or mix masters; DCA master fader
  • Page 49 – Channel Ganging; Although you can configure stereo; Creating a channel gang
  • Page 50 – Information
  • Page 51 – COPY; PASTE; RESET
  • Page 52 – The METERS screen; Standard meter views; METERS; User meter views
  • Page 53 – PAFL monitor system; Processing block
  • Page 55 – PAFL IN sockets; MixRack controls and connections
  • Page 57 – Engineer’s Wedge / IEM monitoring; Assign Wedge and IEM master strips; SURFACE / Strip Setup; Patch the masters to sockets; Assign mixes to the dual monitors; Other monitor application features:
  • Page 58 – Talkback system; TB ASSIGN
  • Page 59 – Talkback setup and preferences; Preferences; Talkback Source
  • Page 60 – SoftKeys
  • Page 61 – MIXRACK setup
  • Page 62 – Top screen
  • Page 63 – Mixer Config page; Changing these settings reconfigures the DSP architecture and; IP Stereo; Use the Ganging function for on the fly; Mixer Config
  • Page 64 – The Main Mix; Main mix types
  • Page 65 – Mixer Pref / Direct Output page; red cross; Restore ESA Defaults
  • Page 66 – Remote B Config; MASTER; Quick Input Setup
  • Page 67 – Signal Generator page; Sine; Level; Mixes; Mains; To avoid unexpected loud signals start
  • Page 68 – SURFACE setup; To access the Surface setup
  • Page 69 – Assigning the Surface Strips; To assign a Block of Strips; Strip types available; It is not usually necessary to use this function.
  • Page 70 – Assigning the Soft Keys; Setup
  • Page 71 – Assigning PL Devices; PL Calculator spreadsheet
  • Page 72 – The Surface ALT VIEW key
  • Page 74 – Channel Processing view; Quick Menu
  • Page 75 – User Profiles; To set up User Profiles
  • Page 76 – Library memories; Library
  • Page 77 – Scene memories; SURFACE / Preferences; Scene Recall Safes
  • Page 78 – Using the Edit SCENE CONTENTS page; SCENE
  • Page 79 – Scene parameters; SCENES
  • Page 80 – Show memories; Important note about Firmware Versions; Settings stored in Show memories
  • Page 82 – Using TEMPLATE Shows; Load a Template Show; Templates; Recall the layout for the T80 or T112
  • Page 83 – USB Scene Transfer; Transfer
  • Page 84 – Working with USB data; Use a good quality, non-partitioned USB key
  • Page 85 – The UTILITY screen; The UTILITY front page; Change User; Help Manual
  • Page 86 – Configuration page
  • Page 87 – Firmware page; Important note about the USB key
  • Page 88 – Network page; Network Connections; How to reset the network settings
  • Page 89 – iLive Module options – Analogue inputs and outputs; LINE Output
  • Page 90 – Module options – Digital inputs and outputs; CHK
  • Page 91 – Module options – Digital outputs
  • Page 92 – Module options - System; The DSP is in the MixRack not the Surface
  • Page 94 – MIDI Specification
  • Page 95 – Technical specification; Analogue mic/line inputs
  • Page 97 – Input channel processing:
  • Page 98 – Weights and dimensions; Dimensions
  • Page 99 – iPS10 PSU / iDR0 MINIRACK; HEATH
  • Page 100 – SURFACE FLIGHT CASE
  • Page 101 – iLive System block diagram
  • Page 102 – T Series System block diagram
  • Page 103 – EtherSound system diagram
  • Page 104 – Application diagrams; the iLive; APPLICATION EXAMPLE - STANDARD SINGLE RACK SYSTEM
  • Page 108 – APPLICATION EXAMPLE - iDR0 WITH iLIVE AS A STAND ALONE MIXER
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System Reference Guide

January 2008

Publication AP6526

iLive and T Series

System Reference Guide

March 2009

Firmware Version 1.4

Publication AP6526 issue 3

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Summary

Page 2 - iLive; ALLEN; iLive System Reference Guide AP6526 Issue 3; Limited Two Year Warranty; Conditions Of Warranty

2 ALLEN & HEATH iLive Reference Guide AP6526 iss.3 ALLEN & HEATH The iLive range of products complies with the European Electromagnetic Compatibility directives 89/336/EEC & 92/31/EEC and the European Low Voltage Directives 73/23/EEC & 93/68/EEC. Any changes or modifications to the e...

Page 3 - Important Safety Instructions; WARNINGS; ATTENTION: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE – NE PAS; CAUTION; WARNING: This equipment must be earthed.

ALLEN & HEATH iLive Reference Guide AP6526 iss.3 3 Important Safety Instructions WARNINGS - Read the following before proceeding : ATTENTION: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE – NE PAS OUVRIR Read instructions : Retain these safety and operating instructions for future reference. Adhere to all warnings ...

Page 4 - Important Mains plug wiring instructions.; WIRE COLOUR; Precautions

4 ALLEN & HEATH iLive Reference Guide AP6526 iss.3 Important Mains plug wiring instructions. The equipment is supplied with a moulded mains plug fitted to the AC mains power lead. Follow the instructions below if the mains plug has to be replaced. The wires in the mains lead are coloured in acco...

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