Artemis Inst Manual

126 Pages·2017·10.26 MB·English

ARTEMIS INSTALLATION & TECHNICAL MANUAL
Shine - Ray - Beam - Light
Digital Broadcast Production Console
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specifications and manufacture of all products.
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ARTEMIS
CONTENTS
Information 5 ProcessingCore-Shine/Ray/Beam ConnectionInformation 41

Important Information 6  27 SFP - Overview 42
Health and Safety 7 Core Dimensions and Mounting 28 SFP slot orientation 42
Technical Support 8 Airflow 28 SFP latching and extraction 42
Acoustic Noise 28 SFP slot covers 43
ControlSurface 9 Support 28 Loose SFP storage 43
Surface Dimensions and Assembly 10 Connections 28 Copper SFP Connectivity 44
Desk-top mounting 10 Card Types & Layout 29 Shielded cables and connectors 44
Floor stand options 10 Card layout 29 Maximum cable length 44
Bolt-down 'OB' stands 11 Reset, sync interface & fan status 29 Cable routing considerations 44
Reduced height stands 12 Installing / removing cards 30 Termination - strain relief 44
Surface sizes 12 Standard Status LED's 30 Termination - pin-out 45
Typical surface measurements 13 Master Control processor 31 Testing / certification 45
Access to internal surface components 14 DSP 31 Temporary / reusable cables 45
Rear Connector Interface and Covers 14 Router / Expander 32 Fibre SFP Connectivity 46
Floor Stand Removal 15 Power Supply 32 Singlemode vs multimode 46
Surface Components 16 Identification 46
POE (Power Over Ethernet) switch 16 ProcessingCore-Light 33 Duplex Connectors / terminations 46
POE Reset connections 18 Core Dimensions and Mounting 34 Single strand, bi-directional SFPs 46
Surface Switches 19 Airflow 34 SFP / fibre specifications 46
Surface Power - AC 20 Support 34 Testing / certification 47
Surface Power - DC 21 Connections 35 Areas of loss 47
Control Surface Cat5 Cable Coding 22 Card layout 35 Fibre handling practise 47
System PC 23 Installing / removing cards 35 Ruggedised fibre 47
PC power and reset 23 Card types & Layout 35 Cleaning and preventative maintenance 47
System network data connection 23 Reset & sync interface card 36 Fibre - General Rules 47
LAN connection 24 Standard status LEDs 36 WARNING 47
Keyboard and mouse 24 Control Processor Module 36 Cleaning fibre optic cables and connectors 48
Touchscreen monitor 24 DSP 37 Cleaning procedure 48
Accessible PC USB port 24 Router 37 Additional notes 48
Operating system 24 Power supply 37 Cleaning optical transceivers 48
3rd Party software 24 Pre-2015 Cores 38 Cleaning procedure 48
Serial port 24 Standard status LEDs 38 Synchronisation 49
Antivirus Protection 24 Obsolete Control Processor 38 Sync source selection 49
Backup PC 25 Airflow 39 Synchronisation at different sample rates 49
Support 39
Surface to Core Connection 50 Wireless Router Configuration – Assist 73 PanelOptions 101
Control Surface SideCar Connection 51 Console Configuration 73 Fader Panel - IC5791 102
Extended Control Surface Connections 52 Wireless Router Configuration 74 Upstand TFT Panel - MU5794 103
Audio I/O Connections 53 DHCP Configuration 74 Monitor Panel - MY5792 104
Audio Formats 53 Other Configuration Parameters 74 Monitor Panel - MW5940 105
Power 53 Security Considerations 75 Fader / Monitor Panel - IM6299 106
ID configuration 53 Assist Application Configuration 75 Reset / 3rd party Meter Panels 107
Fixed format I/O box IDs 53 RS232/422 Conversion 76 3rd party meters 107
Address 2 53 Perle IOLAN Configuration 77 Moving coil meters 107
Modular I/O box ID setting 53 Telnet IP configuration 77 RTW TM7 meter types and layout 107
Extended ID Addressing 54 Main configuration - Web Manager 77 Audio interface for 3rd party meters 107
Modular I/O card slots 54 Hydra2 output provision 108
Hydra2 connection 54 Setup&Configuration 81 Resets 108
GPIO Connections 56 Overview and GUI Access 82 Talkback mic 108
GP inputs 56 Creating a Clean Starting Point 83 USB port 108
GP outputs 56 Screensaver Timeout - 'Dark-Mode' 84 Wide 3rd party meter panels 109
Dry closure only outputs 56 Sync Setup 85 RTW TM7 meter types and layout 109
Connecting to Other Consoles/Routers 60 Main Application Sync 85 Audio interface for 3rd party meters 109
Surface Rear Connector Pin-Outs 62 H20 Sync 85 RT6399 Blank Reset Panel 109
Moving coil meters* 62 I/O Boxes & Hydra Patchbays Sample RT6420 3rd party meter panel + TFT 109
RTW meters 63 Rate Selection in H2O 86 Loudspeaker Panel - LS5958 110
DK meters 64 Consoles at 96kHz 86 Connections 110
Headphone sockets 65 I/O and Hydra2 Patchbays at 96kHz 86
Loudspeaker panels 65 I/O Configuration 87 ObsoletePanels 113
Filtering the Hydra2 network 87 Mechanical Moving Coil Panels 114
ExternalControl 67 Boxes at different sample rates 87 Surround scopes 114
SW-P-08 Router Remote Control 68 Input ports 87 VU 114
Connection and redundancy 68 Hydra2 Patchbays 87 PPM RG/RG 114
Connection configuration 68 Hydra2 Patchbays at different sample rates 87 PPM RG/WO 114
SW-P-08 I/O mapping configuration 68 Port labels 87 DIP switch configuration 115
Ember Remote Control 69 Assigning Paths to Faders 88 Level 115
Connection and redundancy 69 Assignable faders 88 L/R or M/S 115
Connection configuration 69 Assigning paths 88 Resets 115
Control configuration and enabling 69 Using Tone 89 Talkback mic 115
Calrec Serial Control Protocol 70 Monitoring Output Setup 90 USB port 115
CSCP versions 70 Speaker configuration 90
Faders controlled by CSCP 70 Metering Setup 91 Specifications 117
Controls available via CSCP 70 Calrec TFT meters 91 General Specifications - Shine/Ray/
Connection 70 Moving coil and third party meters 91 Beam/Light 118
Secondary connections 71 Loudness meters 91 Power/Environmental Specification 120
Multiple consoles 71 Loudness metering at different sample rates 91 Audio Performance Specification 123
Connecting via corporate LAN 71 Monitor / Meter Source Selection 92
Configuration 71 Input & Output Port Patching 94
User & boot up enable / disable 71 Ports at different sample rates 94
System Status over SNMP 72 Talkback and external tone 95
Connecting to the SNMP server 72 Assigning GPIO 96
Configuring the SNMP Agent 72 User Control Logging Setup 97
Scope of System Status over SNMP 72 Path Controls Logged 98
User Logs 100
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ARTEMIS
INFORMATION
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
AfterSalesModifications ESD(Static)HandlingProcedures accordance with IPC/JEDEC standards)
Please be aware that any modifications In its completed form, this equipment has by a small oval logo (see Figure 2) on the
other than those made or approved by been designed to have a high level of top-side of the circuit board near the PCB
Calrec Audio Limited or their agents, may immunity to static discharges. However, reference number (8xx-xxx). The same
invalidate the console’s warranty. This when handling individual boards and logo is used on the connector hoods of
includes changes to cabling provided by modules, many highly static sensitive soldered cable assemblies.
Calrec and variations to the recommended parts are exposed. In order to protect
installation as detailed in Calrec these devices from damage and to protect If in doubt, please check with a Calrec
documentation. your warranty, please observe static customer support engineer before
handling procedures, for example, use an carrying out any form of re-soldering.
Modifications to this equipment by any appropriately grounded anti-static wrist
party other than Calrec Audio Limited band. Calrec will supply an electrostatic ISO9001andRABRegistered
may invalidate EMC and safety features cord and wrist strap with all of its digital Calrec Audio Ltd has been issued
designed into this equipment. Calrec products. the ISO9001: 2008 standard by the
Audio Limited can not be liable for any Governing Board of ISOQAR.
legal proceedings or problems that may All modules and cards should be returned
arise relating to such modifications. to Calrec Audio Limited in anti-static The award, for both UKAS (Figure 3)
wrapping. Calrec Audio Limited can and RAB (Figure 4) registration, is the
If in doubt, please contact Calrec Audio supply these items upon request, should most comprehensive of the ISO9000
Limited for guidance prior to commencing you require assistance. international standards. Granted in
any modification work. recognition of excellence across design,
This applies particularly to digital products development, manufacture and after-
Installation due to the types of devices and very sales support, the certification follows a
In many installations the AC power small geometries used in their fabrication, rigorous and thorough review of Calrec’s
connectors will not be readily accessible, analogue parts can however still be internal and external communication and
effectively making the equipment affected. business procedures.
permanently connected. The installation
should be carried out in accordance FIGURE 1 - LEAD FREE
with all applicable installation rules and FIGURE 3 - UKAS REGISTRATION
Lead
regulations.
Pb
ServicePersonnel Free
The AC power disconnect devices are Pb-Free
the 2 x IEC (IEC60320-1 C13/C14)
couplers located at the rear of each unit. RoHSLegislation
WARNING: The apparatus has a dual In order to comply with European RoHS
power system. It is essential that BOTH (Reduction of Hazardous Substances)
AC power IEC couplers are disconnected legislation, Calrec PCB and cable
to prevent exposure to hazardous voltage assemblies are produced with lead-free
within the unit. (tin/copper/silver) solder instead of tin/
lead solder. See Figure 1.
ThirdPartyEquipment FIGURE 4 - RAB REGISTRATION
Integrating third party equipment into In the unlikely event of a customer
a Calrec system may compromise the having to carry out any re-soldering on
product's ability to comply with the Apollo, Artemis or Hydra2 hardware,
radiated emission limits set in the latest it is imperative that lead-free solder is
EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibility) used; contaminating lead-free solder with
standard. leaded solder is likely to have an adverse
effect on the long-term reliability of the
Calrec Audio Limited can not be product. Circuit boards assembled with
responsible for any non-conformities lead-free solder can be identified (in
due to use of third party equipment. If
in doubt, please contact Calrec Audio FIGURE 2 - LEAD FREE LOGO
Limited for guidance prior to integrating
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any third party equipment.
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HEALTH AND SAFETY
ImportantSafetyInstructions: ExplanationofWarningSymbols
• Read these instructions. Triangular warning symbols contain a
• Keep these instructions. black symbol on a yellow background,
• Heed all warnings. surrounded by a black border. FIGURE 5 - DANGEROUS VOLTAGES
• Follow all instructions.
• Do not use this apparatus near water. The lightning flash with arrow head
• Do not block any ventilation openings. symbol within an equilateral triangle, as
Install in accordance with the shown on this page, is intended to alert
manufacturer’s instructions. the user to the presence of dangerous
• Do not install near any heat sources voltages and energy levels within the
such as radiators, heat registers, product’s enclosure that may be of
stoves, or other apparatus (including sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of
amplifiers) that produce heat. electric shock or injury.
• Protect the power cord from being
walked on or pinched particularly at The exclamation mark within an
the plugs, convenience receptacles, equilateral triangle, as shown on this page,
and the point where they exit from the is intended to prompt the user to refer
apparatus. to important operating or maintenance
• Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, instructions in the documentation supplied
bracket, or table specified by the with the product. See Figures 5 & 6.
manufacturer, or sold with the
apparatus. When a cart is used, Earthing FIGURE 6 - IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
use caution when moving the cart/ This is a Class I product. An Earth
apparatus combination to avoid injury connection MUST be provided in each AC
from tip-over. power cord.
• Refer all servicing to qualified service
personnel. Servicing is required when The Earth Bolt connection at the rear of
the apparatus has been damaged in the console should be connected to Earth
any way, such as power-supply cord using Earth cable at least 6mm2 in cross
or plug is damaged, liquid has been section (10 AWG).
spilled or objects have fallen into the
apparatus, the apparatus has been LithiumBatteryReplacement
exposed to rain or moisture, does not Caution: Danger of explosion if battery is
operator normally, or has been dropped. incorrectly replaced. Replace only with
• Warning: To reduce the risk of fire the same or equivalent type. Batteries
or electric shock, do not expose this must not be exposed to excessive heat
apparatus to rain or moisture. such as sunshine, fire or the like.
• Not intended for outdoor use.
• This equipment must be EARTHED. This device complies with part 15 of
• Before starting any servicing operation, the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
equipment must be isolated from the the following two conditions:
AC power supply. The disconnect
devices are the 2 x IEC connectors 1. This device may not cause harmful
(IEC 60320-1 C13/C14 couplers). interference.
• Do not allow ventilation slots to be 2. This device must accept any
blocked. interference received, including
• Do not leave the equipment powered interference that may cause undesired
up with the dust cover fitted. operation.
Cleaning
For cleaning the front panels of the
equipment we recommend using a soft
anti-static cloth, lightly dampened with
water if required.
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Telephone:
[phone] ensures the equipment is correctly regional distributor or Calrec customer
(9:00am-5:30pm)
installed and fully functioning before it support beforehand for guidance, as
Email - Technical:[email protected]
goes into use. During commissioning, our well as to log the details of the problem
Email - General: [email protected]
Postal address: Calrec Audio Ltd. engineers can also help and advise with and receive a reference number. For
Nutclough Mill, configuration and setup. customers outside the UK and Ireland,
Hebden Bridge, shipping via the distributor saves
West Yorkshire, Calrecaftersalessupportincludes: customers from dealing with exportation
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• Free of charge comprehensive paperwork. If there is a need to send
U.K.
technical advice and support by phone direct to Calrec, contact us beforehand to
Fax: [phone]
Website: www.calrec.com and e-mail. log the incoming repair and for assistance
• Software and hardware upgrades. with exportation documents.
• Repairs.
Should you require any technical • Quick supply of replacement or loan StandardofService
assistance with your Calrec product hardware in the event of a failure. Ensuring the highest standards is a
then please contact your regional • Providing export documentation for the priority, if you have any comments on
Calrec distributor. Customers within return of faulty parts. the level of service, product quality
the UK or Ireland should contact • On site commissioning visits. or documentation offered to you by
Calrec directly. • On site service and health check visits. Calrec, please contact the Calrec
• Emergency engineer visits. Customer Support team in the UK who
For a complete list of worldwide • On site on-air support, for complete will endeavour to address the issues.
distributors by region, go to peace of mind - providing operational Calrec welcomes all customer feedback.
www.calrec.com or contact us for guidance, and technical engineering
more information. support for new installations or high For feedback specific to this document,
profile events. please contact [email protected].
For pre-delivery technical enquiries, UK • Operational training.
and Ireland customers should contact the • Maintenance / technical training.
Calrec project manager assigned to their • Supply of replacement components.
order. Post delivery, the Calrec Customer • Supply of documentation.
Support team will take care of your
technical enquiries. Servicecontracts
We offer a range service contracts to our
Our UK customer support team work UK and Ireland customers, offering 24/7
closely with our global distributor network telephone support, regular health checks
to provide the highest level of after sales and extended warranty amongst other
support. Your distributor should be your benefits. Please contact our customer
first point of contact and will often be support team for more information on
able to provide an instant solution, be it service contracts.
technical advice, spares or a site visit by
an engineer. ProductWarranty
A full list of our conditions & warranties
Calrec UK customer support and our relating to Goods & Services is contained
global technical team provide free of in the Company’s standard Terms and
charge technical support and advice by Conditions. A copy of this is available on
phone or e-mail to all customers. request.
Once your console is installed we can Repairs
provide an engineer on site to carry out If you need to return goods to Calrec, for
system commissioning. Commissioning whatever reason, please contact your
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CONTROL SURFACE
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SURFACE DIMENSIONS AND ASSEMBLY
The Artemis control surface can be FIGURE 1 - NO FLOOR STAND FITTED, END ELEVATION
customised in terms of width and
fader count, and can be provided with
a number of stand and trim options.
Desk-topmounting
The control surface can be supplied with
no floor stand, or if supplied, the floor
stand can be removed allow for desk-top
mounting, as shown in Figure 1.
Floorstandoptions
Several floor stand types are available.
The standard 'Studio' type, as shown in
Figure 2 has adjustable feet for levelling.
The 'OB' version, shown in Figure 3 384 [15.19”]
allows for the stand to be bolted to the 129 [5.08”]
floor, typically for use in mobile or outside 857 [33.74”]
broadcast units. Note the OB version
is 7.8mm [0.31'] taller than the Studio
version. Both the Studio and OB style
are also available with a reduced height,
sitting the console 40mm [1.57'] lower FIGURE 2 - STANDARD HEIGHT STUDIO STAND, END ELEVATION
than the standard versions.
122 [4.41”] 74 [2.91”]
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