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1. ISO 9001 REGISTERED oN UN Page 7 of 9 before assigning to group and next assign this channel to the group Data from this channel are then sent first in the cue It is also recommended to use low switching levels for faders to have lowest amount of data in the cue Using Studio Manager software with MFS DM2000 Communication DM 2000 and computer with Studio Manager software represents huge amount of data too Using MIDI connection to computer can delay output switches on MFS DM 2000 Therefore it is strongly recommended to connect computer through USB port and MFS DM 2000 through MIDI or SERIAL if MIDI is used for MMC Using GPI outputs on the DM 2000 is independent from using MFS DM 2000 Possible problems with MFS DM2000 Problem No LED is light on When moving fader on DM 2000 LED DATA is not flashing MFS DM2000 is receiving correct data flashing DATA LED but output switches are not working correctly ISO 9001 REGISTERED MediaTech spol s r o Check if power supply is connected and have right specification Check DM 2000 and MFS DM2000 connection Check DM 2000 setting Check if MFS DM2000 is correctly programmed or if right memory on MFS is selected Page 8 of 9 14 15 10 3 4 12 13 SWITCH 8 SWITCH 7 SWITCH 6 SWITCH5 SWITCH 4 SWITCH 3 SWITCH 2 SWITCH 1 OUTPUT CONNECTIONS Wiring diagram of a MiniDIN 8 cable for SERIAL RS 422 connection View from pin side2. a a oe os Sa BA p Me m mm az Mmm AE SA A Hi lt A i AA MZA ATT me wae Y Seay SE ee BO ele MY Cel YY lO A 4 O ee Le a me ie A ML a E Sb B F E A CU eee E a my as A MS MS E MO E U A oe my Ff AY Gwe Ga fF AY Gh lc Oo A a a ae a gt MFS DM2000 Programmable GPI interface for YAMAHA DM 2000 User manual MediaTech spol s r o 2 dd Drienova 34 821 02 Bratislava Slovak republic J tel 421 2 4341 7777 fax 421 2 4342 7777 e mail mediatech mediatech sk http www mediatech sk Registered in C R of Distr Court BA I Section Ltd Rider 8694 B Y MGMT SYS E gt gt ar gt gt DNY NV Certification B V The Netherlands o Features e MFS DM2000 is a programmable Fader Start unit amp GPI interface for the YAMAHA DM2000 e 8isolated output SPDT switches are fully programmable directly from the YAMAHA DM2000 control panel e Each switch can be activated by moving any FADER or by pushing the ON button on the corresponding channel or by selected buttons of the YAMAHA DM2000 e Up to 24 faders or buttons together can be used to activate any of 8 switches e Each of 24 faders or buttons can activate up to 8 switches e Output switches can be set to permanent mode or pulse mode generating 100 ms pulse by activating deactivating e Indicators on the front panel display working mode valid MIDI data selected memor
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4. IN to different port than in GENERAL section TX PORT is used e In DISPLAY ACCES section on display PREFER 3 switch OFF function Touch Sense Select It is necessary only for programming e With the button MIDI in DISPLAY ACCES section open the page SETUP e In TRANSMIT section switch PARAMETER CHANGE to ON CONTROL CHANGE and PROGRAM CHANGE switch to OFF MIDI channel can be arbitrary e Other settings in DISPLAY ACCES section can be arbitrary MediaTech spol s r o ISO 9001 REGISTERED LOKEN a If setting of the console and connection of MFS DM 2000 is correct flickering of yellow LED DATA on MFS DM2000 during moving any fader show us receiving valid data Programming Structure of the program 8 memories MEMORY are used for saving and recalling complete program of the MFS DM 2000 Up to 24 faders or buttons controllers can be assigned to any output but maximum 24 together for each of 8 programs Up to 8 outputs can be assigned to any controller fader or selected button Selected Buttons are Channel ON all button in section MONITOR excluding SOLO CLEAR and the REC button REC button works only if MFS DM2000 is connected through SERIAL and MMC is routed to the SERIAL output too 1 Before entering PROGRAM MODE select number of memory using the MEMORY buttons on MFS DM 2000 Selected number is indicating by slow flashing OUTPUT LED no 1 8 2 Enter to PROGRAM MODE by holding mi
5. dition Stop Pulse Switching from Continuous to Pulse mode e Hold the SELECT button on MFS DM 2000 during switch on power until LED PROG start to flash Program mode for changing Continuous to Pulse mode is active e With the button SELECT on MFS DM 2000 select pair of output switches to be changed Selected pair is indicated by flashing LED on Output 1 8 Non selected LED s are light on for Pulse mode and dark for Continuous mode e With the button SET set mode of selected pair Short flashing of LED represent Continuous mode and short turn off represents Pulse mode Leaving program mode e Holding 2 seconds the button SELECT on MFS DM 2000 or after 15 second of idle setting is saved e MFS DM 2000 is ready to use Comment Continuous or Pulse mode of each pair is defined for all memories together Switching between modes deletes previous setting for selected pair of switches Comment for operating MFS DM2000 MIDI data are sent in serial way with fixed and relative small transmitting soeed When transmitting huge amount of data it can be a certain delay in transmission DM 2000 is sending data from all assigned channels into Group Assigning too many channels to one Group demands to transmit high amount of data If MFS DM 2000 is improper programmed it can be unwanted delay in output switches If channels on DM 2000 are in groups we recommend to program output switch from channel with lowest number MediaTech spol s r o
6. lue of any controller it is necessary to make change of that controller fader move or pushing the button Example If any fader or button including ROUTING and SCENE MEMORY was activated during last step of programming is light ON it is necessary to send MIDI data again by setting fader position or pushing buttons again Recalling memory With the buttons MEMORY on MFS DM 2000 select number of memory to recall Selected number is indicating by slow flashing OUTPUT LED no 1 8 Comments To set switching level of the fader to oo it is necessary to send MIDI data by moving fader to any position and returning to This last value is saved and by exceeding this value corresponding outputs are activated Each from 8 outputs can be activated by any fader or selected button Selected Buttons are Channel ON all button in section MONITOR excluding SOLO CLEAR The REC button if MFS DM2000 is connected through SERIAL and to the SERIAL output are routed both MIDI TX PORT and MMC MediaTech spol s r o ISO 9001 REGISTERED LOKEN haere Mode of output switches Output switches can operate in two modes Continuous Mode Default mode Outputs are activated whole time when actuating condition is present Pulse Mode Using one pair of outputs First from the pair is activated during 100 ms after reaching activating condition Start Pulse Second output is activated for 100 ms after resetting con
7. n 2 seconds SELECT button on MFS DM 2000 Active PROGRAM MODE is indicating by red LED named PROG With the buttons SCENE MEMORY on DM 2000 select number of any controller 1 24 which is displayed on SCENE MEMORY display With the buttons ROUTING 1 8 on DM 2000 select outputs to be activated wih selected controller Activated outputs are signalling by LED no 1 8 on MFS DM 2000 5 Setting of any fader to selected position or by pushing selected button MIDI data are sent to MFS DM 2000 If more data than from one controller are sent always the last data are saved 6 To save combination push the SET button on MFS DM 2000 7 With the buttons SCENE MEMORY on DM 2000 select number of another from 24 controllers With the buttons ROUTING 1 8 on DM 2000 select outputs to be activated by selected controller set controller fader or selected button and save combination with the SET button on MFS DM 2000 8 Repeat until up to 24 controllers are used 9 To save setting to selected memory leave program mode o gt MediaTech spol s r o ISO 9001 REGISTERED Leaving program mode With holding the button SELECT on MFS DM 2000 2 seconds or after 15 second of idle setting is saved to the memory selected before entering program mode e MFS DM 2000 is ready to use e o program another memory repeat steps 1 to 9 IMPORTANT System MIDI is sending data only if some change comes It means that to record a va
8. of 9 GMT SYS RvA CIN DNV Certification B V The Netherlands PROFESSIONAL AUDI O O O O O O Oo O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 UMORE MFS DM2000 o o o o o MIDI FADER START GPI INTERFACE FOR YAMAHA DM2000 POWER PO PROG DATA OUTPUT MFS DM2000 front panel Connecting MFS DM2000 to YAMAHA DM 2000 Connect MFS DM2000 to the mixing console through MIDI from MIDI OUT or through RS 422 from output TO HOST SERIAL Maximum length of the cable is 15m for MIDI and more than 100m for RS 422 In the case when you control another devices from mixing console using MMC protocol through MIDI output it is necessary to use SERIAL RS422 connection This restriction is not valid if MMC is directed to USB or SERIAL Another MFS DM2000 can be connected to MIDI THRU or SERIAL TO HOST of the last MFS DM2000 Use the same type of connection for all MFS DM2000 There is not possible to combine connection SERIAL and MIDI in the cascade Note When using SERIAL connection MFS DM2000 is controlled by equal MIDI data carried through RS422 Setting YAMAHA DM 2000 For successful using and programming MFS DM 2000 there is necessary to make following setting on the DM 2000 console e In DISPLAY ACCES section using the button SETUP select MIDI HOST page e In TO HOST SERIAL section select PC 2 e In GENERAL section set TX PORT to MIDI or SERIAL according how MFS DM 2000 is connected e In SPECIAL FUNCTIONS section redirect STUDIO MANAGER DAW and PLUG
9. y bank and the activated output e The MFS DM2000 setup can be saved to 8 memory banks e To increase the number of programmable outputs more MFS DM2000 units can be connected to daisy chain e Connection to the Yamaha DM 2000 mixing console is through MIDI or RS422 e Outputs are wired to the connector D 25 Contact rating is 50 V 1 A e The unit is mounted in a 19 case with 1U height and powered by external DC12V adaptor MediaTech spol s r o ISO 9001 REGISTERED RR ere o Page 2 of 9 Warning 1 Placement Don t place equipment on places with high temperature humidity dustiness vibration and strong magnetic or electricity field For example close to heat sources big transformers RF transmitting equipment etc 2 Avoid strong mechanical shocks Strong shocks can damage equipment 3 Do not open repair or modify equipment There are no user serviceable parts inside In case of problems please contact authorized service Your YAMAHA distributor 4 Always switch unit Off before connecting or disconnecting the cables 5 Handle the connection cables carefully When manipulating the cables always grab the connectors not the cable itself 6 Clean the unit using only dry and soft cloth Don t use any universal solvent 7 Always use the right power supply Compare specification on rear panel of equipment MediaTech spol s r o ISO 9001 REGISTERED TaN ra sie diac 1 249 oda Page 3
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