V3.1 Reference Manual - AUDIENS

EN

DIGITAL MIXING CONSOLE

V3.1 Reference Manual

Table of contents

Reference ManualTF Series

OveUT

UnLKMB

TooSMRMSL

OVCF

onIEGCFSACCGOSDD

............................................................ 79.................................................................................. 79een ............................................................................ 800 and later) ................................................................ 80.................................................................................. 81.................................................................................. 81/TF3/TF1) .................................................................. 82reen (TF5/TF3/TF1) .................................................... 83

............................................................ 84enes and Presets........................................................ 84

ist............................................................................... 90t channel relationships ............................................... 92s ................................................................................. 94

............................................................ 96

............................................................ 98

C

- 2 -

Table of contents

rview ................................................................................... 4sing this document................................................................................................ 4he display .............................................................................................................. 4

iversal operations ................................................................. 8ibrary screen .......................................................................................................... 8eyboard screen .................................................................................................... 10enu .................................................................................................................... 10

utton and slider operations .................................................................................. 10

lbar.................................................................................... 11CENE screen ........................................................................................................ 11ETER screen ........................................................................................................ 13

ECORDER screen (INPUT/OUTPUT/TITLE LIST screen) .......................................... 14ONITOR screen .................................................................................................. 18

ETUP screen (V3.0 and later)................................................................................ 21OGIN screen (V3.0 and later) ............................................................................... 38

ERVIEW screen.................................................................... 42H STRIP section ................................................................................................... 42ADER section........................................................................................................ 44

figuration screens............................................................. 47NPUT screen......................................................................................................... 47Q screen .............................................................................................................. 49ATE screen .......................................................................................................... 53OMP screen ........................................................................................................ 55X screen (FX1/2, InsFX1–6) .................................................................................. 57END TO AUX screen ............................................................................................ 62SSIGN screen....................................................................................................... 63H VIEW screen..................................................................................................... 64H NAME screen ................................................................................................... 71EQ screen............................................................................................................ 72UTPUT screen ..................................................................................................... 74END FROM screen ............................................................................................... 75CA ASSIGN screen............................................................................................... 76ELAY screen (V2.5 and later)................................................................................ 78

Maintenance screen.....Initialize All Memory screen ..Initialize Current Memory scrInitialize NY64-D screen (V3.Input Port Trim screen..........Output Port Trim screen.......Fader Calibration screen (TF5Channel Color Calibration sc

Reference.....................List of parameters saved in ScAccess limitation parameter lQuick Config Input and inpuWarnings and error message

Index............................

Product dimensions.....

Table of contents

Reference ManualTF Series- 3 -

ProceduresRecalling a Preset............................................................................................................. 9Editing a Preset................................................................................................................ 9Displaying configuration screens ................................................................................... 11Saving the current settings as a new Scene.................................................................... 12Recalling a Scene........................................................................................................... 12Editing a Scene.............................................................................................................. 12Setting the input ........................................................................................................... 15Setting the output......................................................................................................... 16Recording...................................................................................................................... 17Playing back files stored on a USB storage device .......................................................... 18Checking the input signals ............................................................................................ 19Setting the oscillator...................................................................................................... 20Using Recall safe function .............................................................................................. 25Configuring settings in the PREFERENCE screen............................................................. 29Assigning a feature to a [USER DEFINED KEY] ................................................................ 32Assigning a feature to a [USER DEFINED KNOB] ............................................................ 33Assigning a feature to the footswitch............................................................................. 33Configuring the custom fader bank ............................................................................... 34Recalling the CUSTOM FADER BANK (TF5/TF3/TF1) ...................................................... 34Applying access permissions .......................................................................................... 40Resetting user settings ................................................................................................... 40Loading user settings to other TF series consoles ........................................................... 40OVERVIEW screen operations......................................................................................... 44Copying settings from one channel and applying them to another channel .................. 45Setting stereo link and the input source......................................................................... 48Adjusting EQ in manual mode ....................................................................................... 51Adjusting EQ in 1-knob EQ mode .................................................................................. 51Setting HPF ................................................................................................................... 52Setting LPF .................................................................................................................... 52Setting the gate............................................................................................................. 54Setting the compressor.................................................................................................. 56Setting an effect ............................................................................................................ 58Setting an insert effect................................................................................................... 58Adjusting the SEND TO AUX level.................................................................................. 63Using GEQ .................................................................................................................... 73Using faders to adjust GEQ (TF5/TF3/TF1) ..................................................................... 73Adjusting the SEND FROM level .................................................................................... 75

Adjusting the send level from AUX channels, STEREO channels, and SUB channel to a MATRIX channel (V2.5 and later) ..................................... 75

Assigning channels to a DCA group............................................................................... 77Using the maintenance screen....................................................................................... 79Calibrating the faders .................................................................................................... 82If a fader must be calibrated again................................................................................. 82Adjusting channel colors................................................................................................ 83

Overview


UsYou

Se

You withWhe<En

M

Wheforwano

U

An ithe

nt screens displayed on the TF Series console display.

u first turn on the console.r screens depending on the operations that you want to

screen at any time by pressing the Home key ( ).RIP section is displayed.

ction is displayed. You can switch between the CH STRIP ressing the Home key ( ).

VERVIEW screen, see page 42.

- 4 -

Overview

ing this documentcan search for keywords and view reference pages while using this document.

arching for keywords

can use the search function of your PDF viewing software to search for the desired text in the document.n using Adobe Reader, enter the desired text in the search bar and press your computer's ter> key to begin the search.

oving backward and forward in your viewing history

n viewing this document using Adobe Reader, you can easily move backward and ard in your viewing history. This is particularly useful when you click a link to jump to ther page, and then want to return to the original page.

sing the index

ndex of the keywords and topics in this document can be found on page 96. You can use index to easily jump to the desired explanation or topic.

The displayHere we will introduce the differe

OVERVIEW screenThis screen is displayed when yoFrom here you can move to otheperform.You can return to the OVERVIEWFor the TF5/TF3/TF1, the CH ST

For the TF-RACK, the FADER sesection and FADER section by p

For more information about the O

Overview


C

You corr

1

2

3

ntly selected channel.down to display other features.

age 47)

e 49)

age 53)

page 55)

e 57)

e 57)

een. (page 62)

page 63)

page 64)

- 5 -

onfiguration screens

can touch an area of the OVERVIEW screen to display the configuration screen for the esponding area.

Toolbar (page 11)Displays buttons for frequently used features. When you touch a button, the corresponding configuration screen in the main area of the display.

Navigation areaAllows you to select which screen is displayed in the main area of the display.

Main area (page 47)Displays the screen that you select using the toolbar or navigation area.

� Navigation areaDisplays the features of the curreYou can drag the screen up and

CH1–CH32

1 Displays the INPUT screen. (p

2 Displays the EQ screen. (pag

3 Displays the GATE screen. (p

4 Displays the COMP screen. (

5 Displays the FX1 screen. (pag


7 Displays the SEND TO AUX scr

8 Displays the ASSIGN screen. (

9 Displays the CH VIEW screen. (

Overview


CH

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

STI

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

n. (page 75)

e 57)

e 49)

een. (page 62)

page 63)

page 64)

n. (page 75)

e 49)

ge 72)

page 55)

page 74)

page 64)

- 6 -

33–CH40

Displays the INPUT screen. (page 47)

Displays the EQ screen. (page 49)

Displays the FX1 screen. (page 57)


Displays the SEND TO AUX screen. (page 62)

Displays the ASSIGN screen. (page 63)

Displays the CH VIEW screen. (page 64)

N1/2

Displays the INPUT screen. (page 47)




Displays the SEND TO AUX screen. (page 62)

Displays the ASSIGN screen. (page 63)


FX RTN 1/2

1 Displays the SEND FROM scree



4 Displays the SEND TO AUX scr

5 Displays the ASSIGN screen. (


AUX1–AUX8



3 Displays the GEQ screen. (pa


5 Displays the OUTPUT screen. (


Overview


AU

1

2

3

4

5

6

DC

1

2

e 49)

ge 72)

page 55)

page 74)

page 64)

n. (page 75)

e 49)

page 55)

page 74)

page 64)

n. (page 75)

e 49)

age 78)

page 74)

page 64)

- 7 -

X9/10–AUX19/20

Displays the SEND FROM screen. (page 75)


Displays the COMP screen. (page 55)

Displays the INSFX screen. (page 57)

Displays the OUTPUT screen. (page 74)


A1–DCA8

Displays the DCA ASSIGN screen. (page 76)


STEREO


2 Displays the GEQ screen. (pa




SUB






MATRIX1–MATRIX4



3 Displays the DELAY screen. (p



Universal operations


In th(pan

LibAllowA Prinstrto thyour

1

2

3

e list to sort the items by that header. (List items cannot be

uch it. The selected Preset is highlighted, and can then be

eared each time you touch the column. When the icon rite-protected.et was last saved is displayed in the Date column.

ich parameters will be recalled (checkbox on) and not be

setting, phantom power on/off, phase settingce settings

icon, and colors

icon, and color/20 channels

icon, and color

icon, and color

ted channel.

the keyboard so you can edit the title and comment. )

rrent channel as a Preset. The settings will overwrite the y list.

rrent channel as a new Preset. the keyboard so you can enter the Preset name. (Keyboard

ater) The first number indicates the number of Presets in the the second number indicates the total number of Presets.

- 8 -


is section we will introduce the screens that are displayed when you press the Library key ) and the Menu key ( ), which are found in the Display section of the console's top

el.

rary screens you to recall saved Presets.

eset is a collection of settings that are customized for a certain type of input, microphone, ument, etc. By recalling a Preset, you can set up a channel quickly and easily according e type of input, and then fine-tune the settings to your specific needs. You can even save own Presets.

Channel nameDisplays the name of the channel.

Category selection buttonAllows you to select a category.Presets that match the selected category are displayed in the Library list.

Library selection buttonAllows you to switch between the available Libraries. The Presets that are stored in the selected Library are displayed in the list.LIBRARY A: Displays the Presets stored in LIBRARY A.LIBRARY B: Displays the Presets stored in LIBRARY B.

4 ListYou can click a header in thsorted by "Information".)To select a Preset, simply tosaved, recalled, or edited.A lock icon is displayed or clis displayed, the Preset is wThe date on which the Pres

5 Recall on/off checkboxesAllow you to determine whrecalled (checkbox off).Input channels

HA: Analog/digital gainInput Select: Input sourName: Channel name,

AUX 1–8, STEREO channelGEQ: GEQ settingsName: Channel name,

FX RTN, AUX9/10–AUX19FX: Effect settingsName: Channel name,

SUB, MATRIX1–4 channelsName: Channel name,

6 Recall CH buttonRecalls a Preset to the selec

7 Edit buttonTouch this button to display(Keyboard screenpage 10

8 Store buttonSaves the settings for the cuPreset selected in the Librar

9 Store As buttonSaves the settings for the cuTouch this button to displayscreenpage 10)

0 Preset number (V1.1 and lDisplays the Preset number.selected category (2), and



D

Wheis adRecDispRecDispRecDispRecDispRecDisp

the Library screen to display the following items.Rec1. T

A

Y"

2. TT

3. ST

4. TT

edit the title and comment.

button. for the current channel as rite the Preset selected in

gs for the current channel

1 CopyCopies the selected Preset.

2 CutCuts the selected Preset.

3 PastePastes the copied or cut Preset to the Library.

4 DeleteDeletes the selected Preset.

Store As button

Store button

Edit button

- 9 -

isplaying the Library screen from a configuration screen

n you display the Library screen from a configuration screen, one of the following buttons ded to the Library screen, depending on the configuration screen you were using.

all EQ buttonlayed when you enter the Library from the EQ screen, and recalls EQ settings only.all Gate buttonlayed when you enter the Library from the GATE screen, and recalls GATE settings only.all COMP buttonlayed when you enter the Library from the COMP screen, and recalls COMP settings only.all FX buttonlayed when you enter the Library from the FX screen, and recalls FX settings only.all GEQ buttonlayed when you enter the Library from the GEQ screen, and recalls GEQ settings only.

Library screen menuPress the Menu key ( ) fromalling a Preset

ouch a Library selection button to select the Library that contains the desired Preset. list of Presets is displayed.

ou can click a header in the list to sort the items by that header. (List items cannot be sorted by Information".)

ouch the desired Preset.he selected Preset is highlighted.

elect the items that will be recalled.urn the checkboxes on for items that you want to recall.

ouch the Recall CH button.he Preset is recalled to the selected channel.

Preset list

Editing a Preset1. Recall the desired Preset.2. Touch the Edit button.

Display the keyboard so you can (Keyboard screenpage 10)

Edit the desired items.

3. touch the Store or Store AsStore button: Saves the settingsa Preset. The settings will overwthe Library list.

Store As button: Saves the settinas a new Preset.



KeAllow

1

2

3

4

5

MeDispdepdesc

operations

rm Description

tton [X] Touch to close the current screen.

n Applies the current settings.

uttonCancels the operation and returns to the previous screen.

tton Clears the information you entered.

n Displays the relevant screen.

Flashes in pink when you touch it to indicate it can be operated.You can then drag the slider on the display or turn the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob to adjust the setting.

rFlashes in pink when you touch it to indicate it can be operated by the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob.

slider

Displays the screen where you can edit information, such as the keyboard screen.

Touch a button with "�" displayed on it to display the menu.

When you touch a text box that can accept values, it flashes in pink to indicate that its content can be changed.Touch the box again to display the screen that allows you to enter values.You can also change the value by turning the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob.When you touch a text box that can accept text, the keyboard screen is displayed.

ffSwitches between on and off when you touch the item.

- 10 -

yboard screens you to edit titles and comments.

Cancel buttonDiscards any changes you made and returns to the previous screen.

OK buttonSaves the changes you made.

Title fieldEnter the name of the Scene here.

Comment fieldEnter comments about the Scene here.

KeyboardTouch to enter the desired text.

nulays a menu of options available in the current screen. The content of the menu varies

ending on which screen is being displayed. For information about each menu, refer to the ription for the corresponding page.

Button and slider

Item Te

Close bu

OK butto

Cancel b

Clear bu

Jump ico

Slider

Pan slide

Balance

Edit icon

Menu

Text box

When on (example):

When off (example):On and o

Toolbar


ProvThe

saved mixer setups, or "Scenes". exempt certain settings from being replaced by the settings lled "recall safe".

nen the available Scene lists.t A.t B.

the selected Scene list.e list to sort the items by that header. (List items cannot be

uch it. The selected Scene is highlighted, and can then be

next to the Scene that is currently recalled.

eared each time you touch the column. When the icon ite-protected.e was last saved is displayed in the Date column.

ishe rep

DWToup

- 11 -

Toolbar

ides access to frequently used features and system settings. toolbar is displayed regardless of the screen content.

1 Displays the SCENE screen.

2 Displays the METER screen. (page 13)

3 Displays the RECORDER screen. (page 14)

4 Displays the MONITOR screen. (page 18)

5 Displays the SETUP screen. (page 21) (V3.0 and later)

6 Displays the current time. (page 36)

7 Displays the LOGIN screen. (page 38) (V3.0 and later)

The name of the user that is currently logged in is displayed with the icon. Additionally, the following items may be displayed to indicate the corresponding status.ACCESS: The console is accessing the USB storage device that is connected to its

USB connector.CUE: The cue is turned on.OSCILLATOR: The oscillator is turned on.Quick Config: Quick Config is being used. (V2.0 and later)

SCENE screenAllows you to manage previouslyWhen you recall a Scene, you cancontained in the Scene; this is ca

1 Scene list selection buttoAllows you to switch betweSCENE A: Displays Scene lisSCENE B: Displays Scene lis

2 Scene listDisplays the Scenes saved inYou can click a header in thsorted by "Information".)To select a Scene, simply tosaved, recalled, or edited.A green triangle is displayed

A lock icon is displayed or clis displayed, the Scene is wrThe date on which the Scen

playing configuration screensn you touch an icon, the corresponding configuration screen is displayed.turn to the previous screen, touch the icon again, or touch the close button ([X]) in the

er right of the screen.

Toolbar


3

4

5

Sav

1. T

2. TT

3. T

4. TD

E

5. TT

button to select the desired Scene.

d.

to sort the items by that header. (List items cannot be sorted by

cene are recalled.

is displayed in the upper left

ant to edit.

edit the title and comment (Keyboard screenpage 10).

ene selected in the Scene list.

Selected Scene

- 12 -

Store buttonSaves the current mixer setup and assigns it to the Scene number selected in the Scene list.Touch this button to display the keyboard so you can edit the title and comment. (Keyboard screenpage 10)

Recall buttonRecalls the Scene that is selected in the Scene list.

Edit buttonTouch this button to display the keyboard so you can edit the title and comment. (Keyboard screenpage 10)

ing the current settings as a new Scene

ouch the Scene area of the Toolbar.

ouch a Scene list selection button to select the Scene list.he Scene list is displayed.

ouch a blank Scene.

ouch the Store button.isplay the keyboard so you can edit the title and comment (Keyboard screenpage 10).

nter the new Scene name and a comment.

ouch the OK button.he settings will be saved as a new Scene.

Blank Scene

Recalling a Scene1. Touch a Scene list selection

Scene list that contains theThe Scene list is displayed.

2. Touch the desired Scene.The selected Scene is highlighte

You can click a header in the list"Information".)

3. Touch the Recall button.The mixer settings saved in the S

The name of the recalled Sceneof the screen.

Editing a Scene

1. Select the Scene that you w2. Touch the Edit button.

Display the keyboard so you can

Edit the desired items.

3. Touch the OK button.The settings will overwrite the Sc

Toolbar


SCEPres el of all the channels, and allows you to select the metering

level is detected).

tion menuing point from the menu.p; before the HPFr

ey

ection menuring point from the menu.

rey

the peak level for each level meter. Turn this button off to was being held. The Peak Hold on/off setting affects both

on to a [USER DEFINED KEY]. (page 29)

- 13 -

NE screen menus the Menu key ( ) from the Scene screen to display the following items.

METER screenDisplays the input and output levpoint (i.e., the point at which the

1 Input metering point selecSelect the input level meterPRE HPF: After the head amPRE FADER: Before the fadePOST ON: After the [ON] k

2 Output metering point selSelect the output level metePRE EQ: Before the EQPRE FADER: Before the fadePOST ON: After the [ON] k

3 Peak Hold buttonTurn this button on to holdremove the peak level that input and output channels.

1 CopyCopies the selected Scene.

2 CutCuts the selected Scene.

3 PastePastes the copied or cut Scene to the Scene list.

4 DeleteDeletes the selected Scene.

NOTEYou can assign the Peak Hold butt

Toolbar


4

5

(INPUT/OUTPUT/TITLE LIST

device to the console's iPad connector and use the console y back audio files stored on the device, and manage audio

onnected to the iPad connector, your TF series console can evice as an audio file and play back files that are stored on

ice to the console and use your iPad or iPhone as an audio

8 kHz, 24-bit stereo WAV files.nd MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer-3) files.rd signals from the STEREO and AUX buses to the USB s that are saved on your iPad or USB storage device as the channel.

ck is not supported.corded cannot be used as an INPUT channel.ust be formatted in FAT32. If necessary, connect the device to the

f the top panel) and use the contextual menu in the SAVE/LOAD

a sector size of 512 bytes. (Certain large-capacity hard disk drives nsole.)tion unit size under 4096 bytes are not supported. (This may apply

vices.) a high-speed device, such as a hard disk drive (HDD) or solid-state

and iOS devices can be used for playback only.coded at 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz, with a bit rate of 128 kbps–320 kbps.

te (VBR) can be played back, but file length and elapsed playback .

- 14 -

MetersDisplay the input and output levels of the channels.

Meter display selection buttonAllows you to select how many meters are displayed. Three display modes are available.

RECORDER screen screen)You can connect a USB storage to record audio to the device, plafiles stored on the device.When a USB storage device is crecord its internal signals to the dthe device.You can also connect an iOS devinput source for the mixer.Recorded files are formatted as 4Playback is supported for WAV aThese features allow you to recostorage device, and use audio filesource for the console's ST IN 1

NOTE• Simultaneous recording and playba• While recording, the signal being re• Compatible USB storage devices m

USB connector (on the right side oscreen to format the device.

• Use only USB storage devices withmay not be compatible with the co

• USB storage devices with an allocato small-capacity USB memory de

• For recording, we recommend usingdrive (SSD). USB memory devices

• For playback, MP3 files must be enFiles encoded using variable bit ratime may not be displayed properly

Toolbar


IN

Allow

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

connected, "iOS device is connected. Use transport control on the ck button is not displayed. Use the corresponding app on the iOS

election menu and select rd.

er and adjust the recording

RECORD level slider

- 15 -

PUT/OUTPUT screen

s you to configure inputs and outputs for playback and recording.

RECORD source selection menuAllows you to select the source that will be recorded.The source selected here is also output to CH33 and CH34 of the USB TO HOST connector.

RECORD level meterDisplays the recording level.

RECORD level sliderAdjusts the recording level.

RECORD CUE buttonTurns the recording source cue on and off.

PLAYBACK level meterDisplays the playback level.

PLAYBACK level sliderAdjusts the playback level.

PLAYBACK CUE buttonTurns the playback source cue on and off.

NOTEWhen an iPad or other iOS device isdevice." is displayed, and the playbadevice to control playback.

Setting the input1. Touch the RECORD source s

the source you want to reco

2. Drag the RECORD level slidlevel.

Toolbar


nnected to the console via the iPad connector, you can use s saved on the device and record the signal from the 2MIX

s one level above the current directory.

rent directory on the USB storage device.

ationf the USB storage device.ce (i.e., available capacity and available percentage of total e device is also displayed.

the current directory.e list to sort the items by that header.the file for playback or editing.to start and pause playback.rned on will be played back-to-back during continuous playback. directory is displayed in the File Name column.d in the Artist column (MP3 files only) and the length of the column.

3. IR

Set1. D

l

2. T

- 16 -

TITLE LIST screen

When a USB storage device is cothis screen to play back audio filesource to the device.

1 Parent directory buttonDisplays the directory that i

2 Current directoryDisplays the path of the cur

3 USB storage device informDisplays the volume name oThe amount of available spacapacity) on the USB storag

4 File listDisplays a list of the files in You can click a header in thTouch a file name to select Touch the music note icon Files whose checkboxes are tuThe name of each file in theArtist information is displayefile is displayed in the Time

f you want to monitor the record source, touch the ECORD CUE button to turn the cue on.

ting the outputrag the PLAYBACK level slider and adjust the playback

evel.

ouch the PLAYBACK CUE button to turn the cue on.

PLAYBACK level slider

Toolbar


5

6

7

8

9

0

A

B

C

connected, "iOS device is connected. Use transport control on the ck button is not displayed. Use the corresponding app on the iOS

storage device to the iPad connector.

to indicate that the console is in record-ready mode.

recording, touch the play/pause button.ing recording.

tton to pause and resume recording.

recording, touch the stop button.atically based on the console's date and time setting.

ame edit button and change the file name.

- 17 -

Follow playback buttonWhen this button is turned on during continuous playback, the file that is currently playing is highlighted in the file list.

File informationWhen playing back an MP3 file, the file's bit rate and the current playback location are displayed here.When playing back a WAV file, the file's sample rate and the current playback location are displayed here.When recording, the WAV file's sample rate and the elapsed recording time are displayed here.

Playback mode selector buttonYou can select the desired playback mode.Touch the button to toggle through the available modes.

: SINGLE playback; the file is played and then playback stops.

: SINGLE REPEAT; the file plays repeatedly until you stop playback.

: ALL; all files with checkboxes turned on in the file list are played back one after another, and then playback stops.

: ALL REPEAT; all files with checkboxes turned on in the file list are played back one after another, and then playback repeats until you stop playback.

Previous buttonMoves the playback location to the beginning of the current file or to the beginning of the previous file.

Stop buttonStops playback and recording.

Play/pause buttonStarts and pauses playback.

Next buttonMoves the playback location to the beginning of the next file.

Record buttonSets the console to record-ready mode.

File name edit buttonAllows you to edit the file's name.

NOTEWhen an iPad or other iOS device isdevice." is displayed, and the playbadevice to control playback.

Recording1. Connect a compatible USB 2. Touch the record button.

The record button begins flashing

3. When you're ready to start The record button remains lit dur

You can touch the play/pause bu

4. When you're ready to stop The recorded file is named autom

5. If necessary, touch the file n

Toolbar


RECPres

onitor signals and to control oscillators.ed to control the signals that are monitored using

tors. Here you can select the sources that will be ct individual channels for monitoring using the CUE feature.

to configure the oscillator and turn it on and off. The console utput a sine wave or pink noise to the desired bus, allowing test the characteristics of a venue.

uts using headphones or speakers. You can select which e the monitor signal to mono, or add a delay.

e.ultiple channels.

he last channel selected.

nsal path that will be monitored.

are PFL only)

onitor signal to mono.

Pla1. T

Td

2. Ts

3. TP

- 18 -

ORDER screen menus the Menu key ( ) from the RECORDER screen to display the following items.

MONITOR screenAllows you to manage cue and mThe CUE/MONITOR screen is usheadphones and near-field monicontinuously monitored, and sele

The OSCILLATOR screen is usedhas a built-in oscillator that can oyou to check external devices or

CUE/MONITOR screen

Allows you to monitor certain inpsources will be monitored, chang

1 CUE mode buttonUsed to select the CUE modMix CUE: Enables cue for mLast CUE: Enables cue for t

2 CUE point selection buttoSelects the point in the signPFL: Before the faderAFL: After the fader (inputs

3 Mono buttonAllows you to change the m

ying back files stored on a USB storage deviceouch the file that you want to play in the file list.o play a file stored in a different directory, touch the parent directory button and navigate to the esired directory.

ouch the playback mode selector button and elect the desired mode.ouch the play button.layback begins.

1 Make DirMakes a new directory in the current directory.

2 DeleteDeletes the selected file.

Selected fileParent directory button

Play button

Playback mode selector button

Toolbar


4

5

6

7

8

9

0

to select

sources by monitor

t by CUE

utton to and off.

r to adjust

e.xt boxes to t the delay

ers and feet)

Monitor level slider

Delay button

Delay settingText boxes

- 19 -

Delay buttonDelays the monitor signal.

Monitor output buttonTurns the monitor output on and off.The signal is output from the [PHONES] jack regardless of this setting.

Monitor level meterDisplays the monitor level.

Monitor level sliderAdjusts the monitor output level.The signal is output from the [PHONES] jack regardless of this setting.

Clear CUE buttonCancels all cue selections.

Delay settingDetermines the delay time by specifying distance (meters or feet) or time (milliseconds).Touch a text box to display the keyboard and enter a value. (page 10)

Monitor selection buttonsAllow you to select the sources that will be monitored.TF5/TF3/TF1

TF-RACK

Checking the input signals1. Touch a CUE mode button

the desired cue mode.

2. Select the desired monitor touching the correspondingselection buttons.

3. Select the desired cue pointouching the correspondingpoint selection button.

4. Touch the monitor output bturn the monitor output on

5. Drag the monitor level slidethe monitor level.

6. Select the desired delay timTouch one of the delay setting tedisplay the keyboard. You can setime by specifying distance (metor time (milliseconds).

7. Touch the delay button.The delay is turned on.

Toolbar


O

Allow

1

2

3

4

5

tonsthe oscillator is sent to. You can select multiple channels.

utton and select the desired

nt buttons to determine r signal will be sent to.

button to turn on

lator output level vel slider to adjust

o SINE WAVE, you can scillator.

o BURST NOISE, you f each noise burst) and nce between noise

l is selected

Oscillatoroutput button

Oscillatorlevel slider

Oscillatoroutput meter

- 20 -

SCILLATOR screen

s you to configure the oscillator.

Oscillator mode buttonAllows you to select the oscillator mode.SINE WAVE: A sine wave will be output continuously.PINK NOISE: Pink noise will be output continuously.BURST NOISE: Pink noise will be output intermittently.

Parameter slidersAllows you to adjust parameters for the oscillator.When the oscillator mode is set to SINE WAVE, this setting determines the frequency of the sine wave.When the oscillator mode is set to BURST NOISE, this setting determines the Width (duration of the noise) and Interval (length of silence between noise bursts).When the oscillator mode is set to PINK NOISE, nothing is displayed here.

Oscillator output buttonTurns the oscillator output on and off. When the oscillator is turned on, the oscillator signal is sent to the input channels that are selected by the oscillator assignment buttons.

Oscillator output level sliderAdjusts the oscillator output level.

Oscillator output meterDisplays the oscillator output level.

6 Oscillator assignment butDetermine which channels

Setting the oscillator

1. Touch the oscillator mode bmode.

2. Use the oscillator assignmewhich channels the oscillato

3. Touch the oscillator outputthe oscillator output.

4. While referring to the oscilmeter, drag the oscillator lethe oscillator output level.When the oscillator mode is set talso adjust the frequency of the o

When the oscillator mode is set tcan also adjust Width (duration othe Interval (duration of each silebursts).

Channe

Toolbar


SEAllow[USpref

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

e console's phantom power feature on and off. When this m power will not be supplied to any channels, even if their . (page 47)

5)creen.

en.

- 21 -

TUP screen (V3.0 and later)s you to configure general mixer settings, as well as settings for OMNI OUT, Recall Safe,

ER DEFINED KEYS], [USER DEFINED KNOBS], custom fader banks, and other erences.

Bus Setup icon (page 22)Displays the BUS SETUP screen.

OMNI OUT icon (page 22)Displays the OMNI OUT screen.

Slot Setup icon (page 23) (V2.0 and later)Displays the SLOT SETUP screen.

Recall Safe icon (page 25)Displays the RECALL SAFE screen.

Save/Load icon (page 26)Displays the SAVE/LOAD screen.

Preference icon (page 28)Displays the PREFERENCE screen.

User Defined Control icon (page 29)Displays the USER DEFINED CONTROLS screen.

Custom Fader Bank icon (page 34)Displays the CUSTOM FADER BANK screen.

9 +48V Master buttonMaster button that turns thbutton is turned off, phanto+48V buttons are turned on

0 Brightness icon (page 3Displays the BRIGHTNESS s

A Network icon (page 35)Displays the NETWORK scre

B Time icon (page 36)Displays the TIME screen.

C Log icon (page 37)Displays the LOG screen.

D Help icon (page 37)Displays the HELP screen.

E About icon (page 38)Displays the ABOUT screen.

Toolbar


B

AllowLink

1

2

3

4

t channels that are sent to the OMNI OUT jacks.

MNI OUT jack will be configured.rrently assigned to each OMNI OUT jack is also displayed in

annel or monitor output will be assigned to the OMNI OUT u select None, nothing will be output to the corresponding

nu the OMNI OUT screen to display the following items.

1 Clear AllClears all assignments for each OMNI OUT jack (all will be set to None).

- 22 -

US SETUP screen

s you to configure bus settings. You can change basic settings such as stereo/mono, Pan , etc. These settings are included when saving a Scene.

AUX1/2–AUX7/8 signal type buttonsDetermines how each pair of buses is processed. You can set each pair to be either Stereo (an odd and even numbered bus are paired and main parameters are shared between the two) or MONO x2 (two independent mono channels).

AUX1/2–AUX7/8 Pan Link buttonsTurns pan link on and off for AUX1/2–AUX7/8.These buttons are only displayed if the Signal Type of the corresponding bus is set to Stereo. When these buttons are turned on, the pan setting of signals sent from input channels to the corresponding two buses will link with the Stereo bus pan setting.

AUX9/10–AUX19/20 Pan Link buttonsTurns pan link on and off for AUX9/10–AUX19/20.

STEREO/SUB Level Link button (V1.1 and later)When turned on, the levels of the STEREO channel and the SUB channel are linked.For V3.0 and later, when turned on, the gain for both channels can be adjusted together but the difference in gain between the two channels is maintained. Additionally, for TF5/TF3/TF1, you can adjust the difference in gain between the two channels by adjusting the faders while pressing the [SEL] key on the panel.

OMNI OUT screen

Allows you to configure the outpu

1 OMNI OUT1–16 buttonsAllows you to select which OThe name of the channel cuthe buttons.

2 Output channel buttonsDetermines which output chjack you selected for 1. If yoOMNI OUT jack.

OMNI OUT screen mePress the Menu key ( ) from

Toolbar


SL

DispconsTheand

1

2

en enabled for the corresponding Tio1608-D, a lock icon is utton. (V3.1 and later)

atorio1608-D's [QUICK CONFIG] switch.ed off, and white when turned on.ante settings set by Dante Controller differ from the Quick

torio1608-D's +48V Master switch.ed off, and red when turned on.

io1608-D firmware, as well as the Dante firmware contained

ected Tio1608-D. While this button is being touched, the io1608-D flashes.

onfig feature on and off.ed off, and white when turned on.ante settings set by Dante Controller differ from the Quick

08-D channel support when using Quick Config, see "Quick nnel relationships" (page 92).

NOTQuicautoconsFor i

NODa

t prevents unintended operation. Dante Controller (v3.10.0.19 and ice Lock.

D that corresponds to the UNIT ID button are patched, the Identify ut the Tio1608-D (error details, status, and version) are displayed, on status.

- 23 -

OT SETUP screen (V2.0 and later)

lays settings and information related to the Tio1608-D I/O Rack that is connected to the ole via the NY64-D that is installed in the expansion slot.

information that is displayed varies depending on the connection status of the Tio1608-D the Quick Config settings.

UNIT ID buttonAllows you to select the unit ID of the Tio1608-D whose information is displayed.If the Tio1608-D is operating in Dante AES67 mode, "AES67" is displayed above and to the right of the unit ID.

SYSTEM and SYNC indicatorsDisplay the same information as the [SYSTEM] and [SYNC] indicators on the Tio1608-D.If an error occurs, details are displayed on the UNIT ID button.

If Dante Device Lock has bedisplayed on the UNIT ID b

3 Quick Config status indicIndicates the status of the TDisplayed in gray when turnDisplayed in orange if the DConfig settings.

4 +48V Master status indicaIndicates the status of the TDisplayed in gray when turn

5 Version informationDisplays the version of the Tin the Tio1608-D.

6 Identify buttonHelps you identify the connLED on the corresponding T

7 Quick Config buttonTurns the console's Quick CDisplayed in gray when turnDisplayed in orange if the DConfig settings.For information about Tio16Config Input and input cha

Ek Config automatically configures essential settings, making it easy to connect a Tio1608-D. It can matically configure Dante Network settings and audio signal patching for connections between the ole and up to three Tio1608-D units.nformation about Tio1608-D settings, refer to the documentation for the Tio1608-D.

TEnte Controller (v3.10.0.19 and later) is required in order for the Tio1608-D to operate in AES67 mode.

NOTEDante Device Lock is a feature thalater) is required to use Dante Dev

NOTEIf the audio signals of the Tio1608-button and various information aboregardless of the Quick Config butt

Toolbar


8

9

displayed when the console's Quick Config button is turned e [QUICK CONFIG] switch turned on is connected.

nnel (the indicator below and to the left of the channel icon on)

nd later)pansion slot.o Card" is displayed.

d Dante Device Lock has been enabled, a lock icon is

Dante AES67 mode, "AES67" is displayed above and to the ea.

NO• Y

eI

• Id

• Ur

NO• W

Oai

• Wta

NO• W

o• E

Sc

ter) is required in order for the NY64-D to operating in AES67 mode.

- 24 -

with OUTPUT checkboxDetermines whether the Tio1608-D OUTPUT ports are connected to the console when the console is turned on and Quick Config is enabled.When the checkbox is turned on and if Quick Config is enabled, the Tio1608-D and the console are patched automatically.This checkbox can be turned on and off when the Quick Config button is turned off.

HA Control buttonDetermines whether the head amp of the Tio1608-D is controlled by the console.Displayed in gray when turned off, and white when turned on.When turned off, analog gain and +48V phantom power is disabled for input channels set to SLOT, and the current setting is displayed.

0 Channel display area

The following information ison and a Tio1608-D with th• CH Name• CH Color• +48V setting for each cha

lights in red when turned

A SLOT display area (V3.1 aDisplays the status of the exIf no NY card is installed, "N

If an NY64-D is installed andisplayed.

If the NY64-D is operating inright of the SLOT display ar

TEou can use Dante Controller to change Dante patches even when the Quick Config feature is nabled. However, Quick Config patching will be applied when you restart the console.

f you want to use Dante Controller to change these settings, disable the Quick Config feature.f devices that are configured by Quick Config are also locked by Dante Device Lock, a message is isplayed and the Quick Config may not be implemented. (V3.1 and later)p to 24 I/O racks (Tio1608-D, R series, etc.) can be connected to the same Dante network. If more

acks are connected, a message is displayed and the HA control may not operate properly.

TEhen Quick Config is enabled, only one TF series console on the network can use the Tio1608-D UTPUT ports. If one or more other Tio1608-D units on the network have OUTPUT ports used by nother TF series console, the with OUTPUT checkbox turns off automatically and a popup screen

s displayed.hen the with OUPUT checkbox is turned off and you are using Dante Controller for patching, refer

o "Quick Config Input and input channel relationships" (page 92) for information about output port ssignments for channels.

TEhen there are multiple host devices on the same network that can control the head amp, repeated

perations could result, therefore we recommend having only one host device control the head amp.ven when Quick Config is turned off, you can use Dante Controller to patch into the corresponding LOT input channel (refer to "Quick Config Input and input channel relationships" (page 92)) and ontrol the head amp for up to 8 I/O racks.

NOTEDante Controller (v3.10.0.19 and la

Toolbar


R

Allowwhe"Recsetti

1

2

3

4

utton to select the channels or DCA groups that you safe.

buttons want to make

each channel tings you

se the screen, esired Preset

Recall safe on/off buttons

SAFE buttons

- 25 -

ECALL SAFE screen

s you to configure which items are recalled and which items are not (i.e., recall safe) n recalling Scenes and Presets.all safe" allows you to select certain parameters, channels, DCA groups, etc. whose

ngs will not be replaced when recalling a Preset or Scene.

Channel selection buttonsAllows you to select which types of channels will be configured.When you select a channel type, the different parameters that can be configured as recall safe are displayed.

Parameter namesTouch the � button to turn SAFE parameters on and off for all channels of the same type.The � button turns green when all SAFE parameters are turned on. If turned off for a parameter on all channels, it is displayed in gray. Finally, if recall safe is turned on for a parameter but not for all channels, the � button under the parameter name is displayed in blue.

Recall safe on/off buttonsTurns recall safe on and off for the corresponding parameter. When turned on, the corresponding parameter is recall safe, i.e., its setting will not be changed when a Preset or Scene is recalled.For OMNI OUT assignments, recall safe can be turned on and off for OMNI OUT PATCH only.

Channel informationDisplays the channel ID, name, and icon.Touch the SAFE button to turn safe recall on and off for the corresponding channel.When turned on, parameters whose recall safe on/off buttons are in the "on" position will not be recalled.

Using Recall safe function1. Touch a channel selection b

want to configure for recall

2. Touch the recall safe on/offaccording to the items you recall safe.

3. Touch the SAFE buttons forto enable or disable the setmade above.

4. Touch the [X] button to cloand proceed to recall the dor Scene.

Toolbar


SA

Disp

1

2

3

4

ted file's file name and comment.

e file list. displayed when you press the Load button. (V2.0 and later)

y overwriting them over the file selected in the file list.

y saving them as a new file.

enu the SAVE/LOAD screen to display the following items.

1 CopyCopies the selected file.

2 PastePastes the file into the current directory.

3 Make DirCreates a new directory.

4 DeleteDeletes the selected file.

5 FormatFormats the USB storage device that is connected to the console.

- 26 -

VE/LOAD screen

lays a list of saved directories and files.

Parent directory buttonDisplays the directory that is one level above the current directory.This button is grayed out if the current directory is the top directory.

Current directoryDisplays the name of the current directory.

Volume nameDisplays the volume name of the USB storage device and the amount of available space.

File listDisplays a list of the directories and files stored on the USB storage device. When an item in the file list is selected, it is highlighted to indicate it will be the subject of any subsequent operations.You can touch a header in the list to sort the items by that header. Touch the same header again to switch between ascending and descending order.File Name: Displays directory and file names. An icon is displayed for each item so that

you can distinguish between the two.Comment: Displays any comments you have entered for TF Series console files. To edit

a file's comment, select the file and then touch the Edit button to display the keyboard (page 10).

Date: Displays each item's modified date.

5 Edit buttonAllows you to edit the selec

6 Load buttonLoads the file selected in thThe LOAD SELECT screen is

7 Save buttonSaves the current settings b

8 Save As buttonSaves the current settings b

SAVE/LOAD screen mTouch the Menu key ( ) from

Toolbar


LO

Allow

1

2

3

4

d and loaded and loaded on the SAVE/LOAD screen.

Descriptionl Scenes and the current Scene

l channel Presets

cept channel cue settings

cept oscillator on

cept the following settings: Help Language, Show Help at Startup, Touch ea Optimization, [Home] Key

uick Config, HA Control

nly when logged in as Administrator

Descriptionannel cue settings

scillator on

lp Language, Show Help at Startup, Touch Area Optimization settings, ome] Key

- 27 -

AD SELECT screen (V2.0 and later)

s you to select which data is loaded when you load a TF Series setup file.

All/Custom selection buttonAllows you to select the type of data that will be loaded. When All is selected, all data will be loaded.When Custom is selected, the checkboxes on this screen can be used to select the data that will be loaded.

Data selection checkboxesTurn on the checkboxes according to the type of data that you want to load.The User Account checkbox is displayed for both All and Custom, but you can change the checkbox setting only when you are logged in as the Administrator.

Load buttonTouch this button to load the data.

Override Protected Scenes & Libraries checkboxWhen this checkbox is turned on, protected Scenes and Libraries will also be overwritten by loaded data. If you want to prevent protected Scenes and Libraries from being overwritten, turn off this checkbox.

Data that can be saveThe following data can be saved

Data that is saved/loadedScene Memory Al

Channel Library Al

+48V Master

Mute Safe

Mute Master

Cue Ex

Oscillator Ex

Monitor

Meter

Recall Safe

User Defined Keys

User Defined Knobs

Foot Switch

Custom Fader Bank

Preference ExAr

Slot Setup Q

User Account O

Data that is not saved/loadedCue Ch

Oscillator O

Brightness

Preference He[H

Date Time

Network

Console Lock

Input Port Trim

Output Port Trim

Fader Calibration

Channel Color Calibration

Toolbar


P

Allow[SEL

1

on, a confirmation message is displayed when you store and s.tch: When turned on, a confirmation message is displayed

when you change the input selection or OMNI OUT patching.

s the language used when displaying the HELP screen.ermines whether the HELP screen is displayed automatically r the console starts up.

- 28 -

REFERENCE screen

s you to configure general operating settings regarding confirmation message display, ] key behavior, etc.

Auto CH Select section

INPUT/OUTPUT: When turned on, a channel of the corresponding type will be selected automatically when you operate that channel's fader.You can turn this feature on and off independently for input channels and output channels.

[CUE] > [SEL] LINK: When turned on, a channel will be selected when you turn its CUE on.

Memorize [SEL] Position for Each FADER BANK: Determines whether channel positions are remembered in fader banks.

2 Confirmation section

Store/Recall: When turned recall feature

INPUT Select/OUTPUT Pa

3 Help section

Help Language: DetermineShow Help at Startup: Det

afte

Toolbar


4S screen

features to the [USER DEFINED KEYS], [USER DEFINED

s to the [USER DEFINED KEYS] on the top panel.

display the screen that allows you to assign features to the

ned to [USER DEFINED KEYS]

Con

1. U2. W

PARAMETER2 DescriptionNo feature is assignedSwitches the brightness setting bank. This feature is supported from V1.1.

H 1–40,T IN 1, ST IN 2,X 1, FX 2,CA 1–8,UX 1–8,UX 9/10–19/20,TEREO, SUBATRIX1–4 (V2.5 and later)

Turns the channel assigned to PARAMETER 2 on and off.

- 29 -

Others section

Touch Sensing Area Optimization: Allows you to optimize the touchscreen's sensitivity.Stand: Optimized for operating the touchscreen

when you are positioned above it, such as when standing.

Sit: Optimized for operating the touchscreen when you are positioned below it, such as when sitting.

[TAP] Key Blink (V2.0 and later): Allows you to turn the flashing [TAP] key on or off. The [TAP] key can be used to tap the tempo even when the flashing is turned off.

Display Delay Scale (V2.5 and later): You can select the desired units (meters, feet, milliseconds) that are displayed in the MATRIX channel DELAY box.

[HOME] Key (V3.0 and later): Allows you to choose what is displayed when you press the Home key ( ) to display the OVERVIEW screen. You can choose CH Strip, Fader, or Both. When Both is selected, you can switch between the CH STRIP section and FADER section by pressing the Home key ( ).

USER DEFINED CONTROL

This screen allows you to assignKNOBS], and to the footswitch.

1 Keys buttonAllows you to assign feature

2 Key setup buttons (A–F)Touch the desired button tocorresponding key.

Features that can be assig

figuring settings in the PREFERENCE screen

se the buttons on the PREFERENCE screen to configure the settings as desired.hen finished, touch the close button ([X]).

FUNCTION PARAMETER1No Assign

Brightness Bank Change

CH ON Specific CH

CSFDAASM

Toolbar


s to the [USER DEFINED KNOBS].

display the screen that allows you to assign features to the ED KNOBS].

ned to [USER DEFINIED KNOBS]

Same as the INC, DEC, STORE, and RECALL keys.

Recalls the next numbered Scene.Recalls the previous numbered Scene.

00–99,00–99

Recalls the Scene number assigned to PARAMETER 2. Press and hold for more than two seconds to assign the current settings to that Scene number.

DescriptionNo feature is assigned

Adjusts the brightness of the CH NAME. (TF5/TF3/TF1 only)

Adjusts the brightness of the CH COLOR indicator. (TF5/TF3/TF1 only)

Adjusts the brightness of the touchscreen.

Adjusts the brightness of the panel LEDs.

Adjusts the level of the channel assigned to PARAMETER 2. (V3.0 and later)

Selects the channel. (V3.0 and later)

Adjusts monitor level.

PARAMETER2 Description

Knob setup buttons

- 30 -

3 Knobs buttonAllows you to assign feature

4 Knob setup buttonsTouch the desired button tocorresponding [USER DEFIN


CH Select

Inc Select channels in order of the direction selected for PARAMETER 1.Dec

Specific CH

CH 1–40,ST IN 1L–ST IN 2RFX1L–FX2R,AUX 1–8,AUX 9–20,STEREO L, STEREO R, SUBMATRIX1–4 (V2.5 and later)

Selects the channel assigned to PARAMETER 2.

CUE Specific CH

CH 1–40,ST IN 1, ST IN 2,FX 1, FX 2,DCA 1–8,AUX 1–8,AUX 9/10–19/20,STEREO, SUBMATRIX1–4 (V2.5 and later)

Turns the cue on and off for the channel assigned to PARAMETER 2.

Effect Bypass FX 1, FX 2,INS FX 1–6 Bypasses the effect assigned to PARAMETER 2.

EQ Band Select HPF, LPF, Low, Low-Mid, High-Mid, High

Selects the band assigned to PARAMETER 2. (V3.0 and later)

Help Displays help information.Meter Peak Hold ON Turns the peak hold on and off.

Monitor

Output Turns the monitor out on and off.

Source Select

STEREO, SUB,STIN 1, STIN 2, STIN (TF-RACK),USB 33/34, Playback

Selects the monitor source assigned to PARAMETER 2.

Oscillator

Oscillator On Turns the oscillator on and off.

Specific CHAUX 1–20,STEREO L, STEREO R,SUB

Turns the oscillator sent to the channel assigned to PARAMETER 2 on and off.

Page Change

Bookmark

Press and hold for more than 2 seconds to bookmark the current screen. Press and hold for less than two seconds to display the bookmarked screen.

Bookmark with “SEL”

The selected channel is saved with the bookmark. Same as above.

Close Popup Closes the popup screen.

Recorder Transport

Play/Pause Same as the Play/Pause button on the RECORDER screen.

Stop Same as the Stop button on the RECORDER screen.

Next Same as the Next button on the RECORDER screen.

Previous Same as the Previous button on the RECORDER screen.

Rec Same as the Rec button on the RECORDER screen.

Auto Rec Recording stops and the file is saved, and then recording resumes immediately as a new file.

Rec & Start Recording starts immediately without entering record-ready mode.

FUNCTION PARAMETER1 PARAMETER2 Description

SCENE

IncDecStoreRecallInc RecallDec Recall

Direct Recall/Store

AB

FeaturesNo Assign

Brightness

CH Name

CH Color

Screen

Panel

CH Level Specific CH

CH Select Inc/Dec

Monitor Level

FUNCTION PARAMETER1

Toolbar


5

6

ned to the footswitch

PARAMETER2 DescriptionNo feature is assignedSwitches the brightness setting bank. This feature is supported from V1.1.


Turns the channel assigned to PARAMETER 2 on and off.

Select channels in order of the direction selected for PARAMETER 1.

CH 1–40,ST IN 1L–ST IN 2R,FX1L–FX2R,AUX 1–8,AUX 9–20,STEREO L, STEREO R, SUBMATRIX1–4 (V2.5 and later)

Selects the channel assigned to PARAMETER 2.

Clears all cue selections.Same as the CLEAR CUE key on the top panel.


Turns the cue on and off for the channel assigned to PARAMETER 2.

FX 1, FX 2,INS FX 1–6 Bypasses the effect assigned to PARAMETER 2.

HPF, LPF, Low, Low-Mid, High-Mid, High

Selects the band assigned to PARAMETER 2. (V3.0 and later)Displays help information.Turns the peak hold on and off.Turns the monitor out on and off.

STEREO, SUB,ST IN 1, ST IN 2,STIN (TF-RACK),USB 33/34, Playback

Selects the monitor source assigned to PARAMETER 2.

Same as the corresponding MUTE key on the top panel.Turns the oscillator on and off.

AUX 1–20,STEREO L, STEREO R,SUB

Turns the oscillator sent to the channel assigned to PARAMETER 2 on and off.

Press and hold for more than 2 seconds to bookmark the current screen. Press and hold for less than two seconds to display the bookmarked screen.The selected channel is saved with the bookmark. Same as above.Closes the popup screen.

- 31 -

Foot Switch buttonAllows you to assign features to the footswitch.

Foot Switch setup buttonDisplays the features that can be assigned to the footswitch.


Selected CH

CH Level Adjusts the level of the selected channel. (V3.0 and later)

Comp 1-knob/ThrAdjusts 1-knob or threshold for the selected channel's COMP.When 1-knob COMP is turned on, adjusts 1-knob; when 1-knob COMP is turned off, adjusts threshold.

Digital Gain Adjusts the DIGITAL GAIN of the selected channel. (V3.0 and later)

EQ 1-knob/GainAdjusts 1-knob or gain for the selected channel's EQ.When 1-knob EQ is turned on, adjusts 1-knob; when 1-knob EQ is turned off, adjusts gain.

EQ Band Select Selects the band for the selected channel. (V3.0 and later)

EQ Frequency Adjusts EQ frequency for the selected channel.

EQ Q Adjusts EQ Q for the selected channel.

Gate Threshold Adjusts gate threshold for the selected channel.

HPF Adjusts HPF for the selected channel.Turn the knob to adjust the frequency.

Input Gain

Adjusts analog gain or digital gain for the selected channel.When the channel's input is an analog source, adjusts analog gain.When the channel's input is a digital source (i.e., USB, iPad, or STIN), adjusts digital gain.

Send Level Adjusts the send level to the bus selected for PARAMETER2 (FX, AUX, SUB) for the selected channel. (V3.0 and later)

Pan/BAL Adjusts pan or balance for the selected channel.

Features Description

Foot Switch setup button

FUNCTION PARAMETER1No Assign

Brightness Bank Change

CH ON Specific CH

CH Select

IncDec

Specific CH

Clear Cue

CUE Specific CH

Effect Bypass

EQ Band Select

HelpMeter Peak Hold ON

Monitor

Output

Source Select

Mute MasterInputFX

Oscillator

Oscillator On

Specific CH

Page Change

Bookmark

Bookmark with “SEL”Close Popup

Toolbar


SER DEFINED KEY]

t the displayed.

R

corresponds to the [USER DEFINED KEY] that you want

ayed.

list and select the desired feature.

er 1 list and select the desired item.eter 2 list, select the desired item.

- 32 -

Feature assignment screenWhen you select a Function, the items available for Parameter 1 are displayed. Likewise, when you select an item for Parameter 1, the items available for Parameter 2 are displayed. Some Functions may not have items available for Parameter 1; some Parameter 1 items may not have items available for Parameter 2.

Recorder Transport

Play/Pause Same as the Play/Pause button on the RECORDER screen.

Stop Same as the Stop button on the RECORDER screen.

Next Same as the Next button on the RECORDER screen.

Previous Same as the Previous button on the RECORDER screen.

Rec Same as the Rec button on the RECORDER screen.

Auto RecRecording stops and the file is saved, and then recording resumes immediately as a new file.

Rec & Start Recording starts immediately without entering record-ready mode.

SCENE

IncSame as the INC, DEC, STORE, and RECALL keys.

DecStoreRecallInc Recall Recalls the next numbered Scene.Dec Recall Recalls the previous numbered Scene.

Direct Recall/Store

A00–99,B00–99

Recalls the Scene number assigned to PARAMETER 2. Press and hold for more than two seconds to assign the current settings to that Scene number.

TAP TEMPO Same as the TAP key on the top panel.

FUNCTION PARAMETER1 PARAMETER2 DescriptionAssigning a feature to a [U1. Touch the Keys button.

The screen where you can selecdesired [USER DEFINED KEY] is

Buttons A–F correspond to [USEDEFINED KEYS] A–F.

2. Touch the Key button that to configure.The configuration screen is displ

3. Scroll through the Function

4. Scroll through the ParametIf items are available in the Param

5. Touch the OK button.

Toolbar


Ass1. T

Tdd

B

2. TwT

3. S

4. SI

5. T

footswitchon.p button.ayed.

list and select the desired feature.

er 1 list and select the desired item.eter 2 list, select the desired item.

- 33 -

igning a feature to a [USER DEFINED KNOB]ouch the Knobs button.he screen where you can select the esired [USER DEFINED KNOB] is isplayed.

uttons A–D correspond to [USER DEFINED KNOBS] A–D.

ouch the Knob button that corresponds to the [USER DEFINED KNOB] that you ant to configure.

he configuration screen is displayed.

croll through the Function list and select the desired feature.

croll through the Parameter 1 list and select the desired item.f items are available in the Parameter 2 list, select the desired item.

ouch the OK button.

Assigning a feature to the 1. Touch the Foot Switch butt2. Touch the Foot Switch setu

The configuration screen is displ

3. Scroll through the Function

4. Scroll through the ParametIf items are available in the Param

5. Touch the OK button.

Toolbar


C

Thechanban

1

2

der bankect the fader that you want to configure.

nel button according to which channel you want to cted in step 1.

igure other faders as desired.

screen menu the CUSTOM FADER BANK screen to display the following

1 Clear AllClears all assignments for each fader bank (all will be set to None).

ER BANK (TF5/TF3/TF1)TPUT] keys on the top panel at the same time.

- 34 -

USTOM FADER BANK screen

custom fader bank allows you to choose different channels, regardless of type (input nels, AUX buses, MATRIX (V2.5 and later), DCA groups, etc.), and group them into a

k of faders.

Fader buttonsAllow you to select which fader will be configured.

Channel buttonsDetermines which channel will be assigned to the fader you selected for 1.If you select None, nothing will be assigning to the corresponding fader.

Configuring the custom fa1. Touch a fader button to sel

2. Touch the desired the chanassign to the fader you sele

3. Repeats steps 1–2 and conf

CUSTOM FADER BANKTouch the Menu key ( ) fromitems.

Recalling the CUSTOM FAD1. Press the [INPUT2] and [OU

Toolbar


B

AllowandB, a

1

nnt of time that passes before console switches to power

, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, or never.

e touchscreen.

e LEDs on the top panel.ions, an auxiliary light lights, which makes the key top easier

nditions, an auxiliary light does not light, which helps

r (TF5/TF3/TF1)e channel names displayed on the top panel.

r (TF5/TF3/TF1)e channel colors on the top panel.

le's network address, which is needed when you connect a nector.g to the connected computer or network.

N, refer to the TF Editor Installation Guide.

- 35 -

RIGHTNESS screen

s you to adjust the brightness of the touchscreen, as well as the LEDs, name display, channel colors on the top panel. You can save brightness settings into BANK A and BANK llowing you to recall the desired brightness settings to suit your work conditions.

Bank selection buttonsAllow you to switch between BANK A and BANK B.BANK A: Selects BANK A brightness settings.BANK B: Selects BANK B brightness settings.For V1.1 and later, you can switch between the banks using [USER DEFINED KEYS] or a footswitch.

2 Power Saving Mode buttoAllows you to set the amousaving mode. You can choose 30 seconds

3 Screen brightness sliderAdjusts the brightness of th

4 Panel brightness sliderAdjusts the brightness of th1–10: In low lighting condit

to read.11–20: In bright lighting co

emphasize contrast.

5 CH Name brightness slideAdjusts the brightness of th

6 CH Color brightness slideAdjusts the brightness of th

NETWORK screen

Allows you to configure the consocomputer to the NETWORK conConfigure these settings accordin

TF5/TF3/TF1

TF-RACK

NOTEWhen connecting the console to a LA

Toolbar


1

2

3

4

5

6

ternal clock and change the date and time format. The date timestamp when saving Scenes.

te setting.

e format.vailable.

gion.

e.t time advances by one hour.

e format.

e setting.

NOTWhe2–4

- 36 -

IP address provisioning method buttonSelect the setting that matches how the console will configure its IP address.DHCP: The console receives its IP address automatically.Static IP: The console's IP address is set manually.

IP AddressDetermines the unique address that identifies the console on the network.

Subnet MaskDefines how many bits are used for network addresses on the connected network.

GatewayThe address of the network device (gateway) that facilitates communication between different devices on the network.

Unit NameAllows you to specify a name that can be used to identify the console on the network.

PIN for MonitorMix (V1.1 and later)This is a 4-digit password that is required when accessing the console using the MonitorMix app.MonitorMix is an application that allows performers to adjust the levels of the monitor mix directly from the stage.

TIME screen

Allows you to set the console's inand time set here are used as a

1 Date settingDetermines the console's da

2 Date format settingAllows you to select the datThe following formats are aMM/DD/YYYYDD/MM/YYYYYYYY/MM/DD

3 RegionAllows you to change the re

4 DST (+1:00)Enables daylight saving timWhen turned on, the curren

5 Time format settingAllows you to select the tim24-Hour12-Hour (uses AM and PM)

6 Time settingDetermines the console's tim

En the DHCP button is selected, items 2–4 are not needed.

are only needed when you select the Static IP button. Configure these parameters as needed.

Toolbar


LO

Whecan

1

2

3

le operations. If "Show Help at Startup" is turned on in the P screen is displayed automatically after the console starts

w different pages.

- 37 -

G screen

n messages are displayed while using the console, they are logged by date and time and be viewed later on this screen.

Time Stamp fieldDisplays the date and time of each message.You can touch the header to sort messages by date and time.

Message fieldDisplays messages.You can touch the header to sort messages alphabetically by message.

Save buttonAllows you to save the log to a USB storage device.This button is not available when no USB storage device is connected.

HELP screen

Displays information about consoPREFERENCE screen, the HELup.You can swipe left and right to vie

Toolbar


A

Disp

1

2

0 and later) for accessing the TF series console. be operated by different users, you can prevent improper t engineers can and cannot do when operating the console.

comments for each user.e console prompts you to enter the password for the

ed to a user, you can log in by simply touching the user's icon.

ne administrator can be configured for the console.y user that can set the access permissions of other users.e console, the administrator can release the console lock.e set for the administrator is the password.

to the access permissions set by the administrator. Only one the console.ments can be assigned to the guest.

to the access permissions set by the administrator. Three the console.ss permissions, and comments can be assigned to each user.

- 38 -

BOUT screen

lays system software version information and license information.

Version buttonDisplays the console's system software version number.(V2.0 and later) Displays the Dante version of the connected NY64-D, if installed.

License buttonDisplays system software license information.

LOGIN screen (V3.Allows you to assign permissionsBy limiting which parameters canoperation and specify what gues

1 User iconsDisplay the icon, name, andWhen you touch an item, thcorresponding user.If there is no password assignAdministratorCan use all features. Only oThe administrator is the onlIf another user has locked thThe only setting that must bGuestCan use features according guest can be configured forAccess permissions and comUserCan use features accordingusers can be configured forA user name, password, acce

Toolbar


2

3

U

Allow

1

2

3

r the first time, enter the desired password in the New n enter the password again in the Verify text box. When the current password in the Old Password text box, and

n so that you can enter a comment.

uttonSSION screen.inistrator, you can set the access permissions of the selected

een (V3.0 and later)

eters can be used and not used by each user.en logged in as the administrator.

el to assign access permission to. you have selected, the different parameters that can be are displayed.ns for operations that are not associated with channels, such SCENE screen, by touching the GENERAL button.

- 39 -

Console lock iconPrompts you to enter the password for the current user.If the correct password is entered, the CONSOLE LOCK screen is displayed. (page 41)

User account iconDisplays the USER ACCOUNT screen.

SER ACCOUNT screen (V3.0 or later)

s the administrator to set the access permissions for the other users.

User selection areaAllows you to select which user's settings you will configure.Information about the selected user is displayed on the right side of the screen.

User Name text boxDisplays the keyboard screen so that you can edit the user name.You cannot edit the user name of the administrator and guest accounts.

Password Edit buttonDisplays the keyboard screen so that you can edit the password.

When setting a password foPassword text box, and thechanging a password, enterthen set the new password.

4 Comment text boxDisplays the keyboard scree

5 Access Permission Edit bDisplays the ACCESS PERMIWhen logged in as the admuser for each parameter.

ACCESS PERMISSION scr

Allows you to select which paramThis screen is only displayed wh

1 Selection buttonsAllows you to select a channAccording to which buttonassigned access permissionsYou can set access permissioas the SETUP screen or the

NOTE• There is no password saved for the administrator in the factory default settings. (All users have

full access.) In order to set permissions for other users, you must first set a password for the administrator.

• If a user with a password assigned is logged in to the console when the console is turned off, the console will prompt the user to enter that password when the console is turned on the next time. If another user wants to log in, press the cancel button when prompted to enter the password, and then select the desired user in the LOGIN screen.

Toolbar


2

3

4

ACPres

ns

in as the administrator.ch the User Account icon to display the USER ACCOUNT

n set the user name, password, and comments. Edit button to display the ACCESS PERMISSION screen.eters that you do not want the user to access.

ess permissions were set as desired, return to the LOGIN r you set access permissions for.ou restricted. "Permission Denied!" is displayed if the

sswords are deleted and all restrictions are released.

ther TF series consolesn, save the console's internal settings. using the console to which you want load the user

n, select the settings file you saved in step 1 and touch

en, select user accounts on the CUSTOM tab and touch

- 40 -

Parameter namesTouch the button to allow/restrict access to the parameters for all channels of the same type.The button turns green when access is allowed for all channels. If access is allowed for only some channels, it is displayed in blue, and if access is restricted for all channels, it is displayed in gray.

Access permission on/off buttonsAllow (on) and restrict (off) access to the corresponding parameters.The selected user can only use the parameters that are allowed here.For details about each parameter, refer to the parameter list. (page 84)

Channel informationDisplays the channel ID, name, and icon.Touch the button to allow/restrict access to the parameters for the corresponding channel.The button turns green when access is allowed for all parameters. If access is allowed for only some parameters, it is displayed in blue, and if access is restricted for all parameters, it is displayed in gray.

CESS PERMISSION screen menus the Menu key ( ) from the ACCESS PERMISSION screen to display the following options.

1 CopyCopies the ACCESS PERMISSION settings of the selected user to the clipboard.

2 PastePastes the ACCESS PERMISSION settings in the clipboard to the selected user.

3 High Level

4 Mid Level

5 Low LevelApplies ACCESS PERMISSION settings to the selected user based on their proficiency.High Level: For advanced users. Only network and

clock settings are restricted. All other parameters are allowed.

Mid Level: For moderately proficient users. System settings are restricted. All other parameters, such as channel operations, are allowed.

Low Level: For beginners. Most parameters are restricted. Channel on/off and fader level adjustments are allowed.

Applying access permissio

1. From the LOGIN screen, log2. From the LOGIN screen, tou

screen.3. Select the desired user, the4. Touch the Access Permission5. Restrict (turn off) the param6. To confirm whether the acc

screen and log in as the use7. Operate a parameter that y

parameter is restricted.

Resetting user settingsIf the console is reset, all user pa(page 79)

Loading user settings to o1. From the SAVE/LOAD scree2. Log in as the administrator

settings.3. From the SAVE/LOAD scree

the Load button.4. From the LOAD SELECT scre

the Load button.

Toolbar


C

You Whibe oTo uente

- 41 -

ONSOLE LOCK screen

can lock the console to prevent it from being operated accidentally.le the CONSOLE LOCK screen is displayed, controls are disabled and the console cannot perated.nlock the console, touch and hold the CONSOLE LOCK screen. If you are prompted to r a password, enter the password of the current user or the administrator.

OVERVIEW screen


Disp

You

For TF-Rbetw

CH

Inp

een. (page 55)

. (page 57)

. (page 57)

AUX screen. (page 62)

reen. (page 63)

creen. (page 64)

een. (page 47)

. (page 49)

creen. (page 57)

AUX screen. (page 62)

reen. (page 63)

creen. (page 64)

n. (page 72)

een. (page 55)

NOTFor tSETCH Sdispl

- 42 -

OVERVIEW screen

lays information about the channel strips.

can display the OVERVIEW screen by pressing the Home key ( ).

the TF5/TF3/TF1, the CH STRIP section is displayed as the home screen; for the ACK, the FADER section is displayed. Additionally, for the TF-RACK, you can switch een the CH STRIP section and FADER section by pressing the Home key.

STRIP section

ut channels

1 Displays the INPUT screen. (page 47)

2 Displays the EQ screen. (page 49)

3 Displays the GATE screen. (page 53)

4 Displays the COMP scr

5 Displays the FX1 screen

6 Displays the FX2 screen

7 Displays the SEND TO

8 Displays the ASSIGN sc

9 Displays the CH VIEW s

Stereo channels

1 Displays the INPUT scr

2 Displays the EQ screen

3 Displays the FX1/FX2 s

4 Displays the SEND TO

5 Displays the ASSIGN sc


7 Displays the GEQ scree


Ehe TF5/TF3/TF1, the FADER section is displayed on the OVERVIEW screen when UPPREFERENCEOther[HOME] key is set to "Both". In this case, you can switch between the TRIP section and FADER section by pressing the Home key while the OVERVIEW screen is

ayed.

OVERVIEW screen


AU

AU

M screen. (page 75)

. (page 49)

n. (page 72)

een. (page 55)

creen. (page 74)

creen. (page 64)

(V2.5 and later)

M screen. (page 75)

. (page 49)

een. (page 78)

creen. (page 74)

creen. (page 64)

UTPUT FADER BANK. To use the faders on the top panel to control T] key in the FADER BANK section, and then display the OUTPUT

e not controlled by the faders, and are displayed only. Scroll the rol these channels using the faders, register them to the CUSTOM

- 43 -

9 Displays the OUTPUT screen. (page 74)

0 Displays the SEND FROM screen (page 75) (V3.0 and later)

X1–AUX8 channels

1 Displays the SEND FROM screen. (page 75)

2 Displays the EQ screen. (page 49)

3 Displays the GEQ screen. (page 72)

4 Displays the COMP screen. (page 55)

5 Displays the OUTPUT screen. (page 74)

6 Displays the CH VIEW screen. (page 64)

X9/10–19/20 channels, SUB channel

1 Displays the SEND FRO


3 Displays the GEQ scree


5 Displays the OUTPUT s


MATRIX1–4 channels

1 Displays the SEND FRO


3 Displays the DELAY scr

4 Displays the OUTPUT s


NOTE• MATRIX channels 1–4 are in the O

these channels, press the [OUTPUBANK in the channel strip.

• For TF1, MATRIX channels 1–4 ardisplayed area to the right. To contFADER BANK.

OVERVIEW screen


Gro

ff.

level.

r the assigned channel.

page 64)

ons

creen, a pink box is displayed around the item to highlight it. can adjust it using the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob.s configuration screen is displayed. left, and right to display other areas of the screen.

- 44 -

up channels

1 Displays the DCA ASSIGN screen. (page 76)

2 Displays the CH VIEW screen. (page 64)

FADER section

1 ON buttonTurns the channel on and o

2 FaderAdjusts the channel’s fader

3 CUE buttonTurns the cue on and off fo


OVERVIEW screen operati

When you touch an item on the sWhen an item is highlighted, youIf you touch a highlighted item, itYou can drag or swipe up, down,

OVERVIEW screen


OVPres

Cop1. S

.

menu closes.

want to apply the settings to.

.

CH Copy icon

pplied to this channel

CH Paste icon

- 45 -

ERVIEW screen menus the Menu key ( ) from the OVERVIEW screen to display the following items.

1 CH CopyCopies the settings of the current channel.

2 CH PastePastes settings from another channel and applies them to the current channel.

3 CH DefaultResets the settings of the current channel to their default values.

ying settings from one channel and applying them to another channelelect the channel whose settings you want to copy.

Copy settings from this channel

2. Press the Menu key ( )Displays the menu.

3. Touch the CH Copy icon.The settings are copied and the

4. Select the channel that you

5. Press the Menu key ( )Displays the menu.

6. Touch the CH Paste icon.

Settings will be a

OVERVIEW screen


Tt

- 46 -

he settings from the first channel you selected are applied to the second channel you selected, and hen the menu closes.

Paste completed

Configuration screens


INAllowand

1

nnel's input source. The available sources depend on the are editing.ed to the INPUT jack will be used as the input source.ted to the USB TO HOST connector will be used as the input

ws you to select an input from the NY64-D installed in the ansion slot. Use this button when selecting an input from a 1608-D or stage box connected to the NY64-D and the te network. See page 92 for information about SLOT port bers and channels.1. Allows you to select a USB storage device that is connected

ctor on the top panel as an input.

he input source, if a source is not actually available (such as stalled, no Tio1608-D or stage box connected, no Dante HA" state is displayed in the HA box area of this screen, the CH VIEW screen.

justed level. When adjusting the input gain, adjust it so that r lights up. When the input source is set to INPUT, the ital input's gain.

er (7) adjusts digital gain, and the +48V button (8) is not displayed.in adjustment and the +48V button cannot be used if the HA Control is not turned on. Additionally, for inputs from a device whose head slider (7) becomes a digital gain adjustment, and the +48V button

- 47 -


PUT screens you to change the stereo link setting, select an input source, turn phantom power on

off, turn phasing on and off, and adjust input gain.

Stereo link selection buttonAllows you to select whether two adjacent mono input channels are linked as a stereo pair, or behave as two separate mono channels. Touch to display the popup menu.OFF: Stereo link is disabled.CH1&2: Stereo link is enabled. When stereo link is enabled, the odd numbered channel

is the left side of the stereo pair, and the even numbered one is the right. The channel numbers displayed in the popup menu depend on the channel whose settings you are editing.

CH2&3: Stereo link is enabled. When stereo link is enabled, the even numbered channel is the left side of the stereo pair, and the odd numbered one is the right. The channel numbers displayed in the popup menu depend on the channel whose settings you are editing.

2 Input selection buttonsAllows you to select the chachannel whose settings youINPUT: The device connectUSB: The computer connec

source.SLOT (V2.0 and later): Allo

expTioDannum

Playback: Displayed for ST INto the USB conne

Even if you select SLOT as twhen there is no NY64-D inpatching, etc.), this "virtual OVERVIEW screen, and the

3 GainFinderDisplays the input's gain adthe center of the GainFindeGainFinder displays the dig

NOTEWhen USB is selected, the gain slidWhen SLOT is selected, analog gabutton on the SLOT SETUP screenamp cannot be controlled, the gain(8) is not displayed.



4

5

6

7

8

9

InWOd•

••

NOWhthe

input sourcepage 5)ion button that setting.

utton that setting.t the

center of

box to highlight D TURN] knob to

Gain finder level display

Gain slider

Digital gaintext boxes

- 48 -

Level meterDisplays the gain adjusted level.

Digital gain text boxAllows you to adjust the digital gain. It is set to 0 dB by default. You can touch the text box to highlight it, then use the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob to adjust the setting. You can also touch the text box again to adjust the setting using the keyboard screen.

Φ (phase) buttonAllows you to reverse the phase.When turned on, the input signal's phase is reversed.

Gain sliderWhen the INPUT button is selected, the slider adjusts the analog gain of the head amp.The PAD (-24 dB) will be switched on or off when the analog gain is adjusted between +17 dB and +18 dB.When the USB button is selected, the slider adjusts digital gain.

+48V buttonTurns phantom power (+48 V) to the head amp on and off.On: Phantom power is turned on.Off: Phantom power is turned off.When the USB button is selected, the +48V button is not displayed.

Gain Unlink button (V1.1 and later)Displayed for stereo channels and for channels that have stereo link turned on.While you are touching the button, gain for the left and right channels can temporarily be adjusted individually. When you release the button, the gain for both channels can be adjusted together but the difference in gain between the two channels is maintained.

NOTICE

formation about phantom powerhen phantom power is not needed, set the +48V button to the off position.bserve the following when using phantom power to prevent damage to the console or connected evices, and signal noise.Do not set the +48V button to the on position when the device connected to the input jack does not require phantom power.Do not connect or disconnect cables when the +48V button is set to the on position.Before turning phantom power on or off for a channel, first set the channel's volume to the minimum level.

TEen using phantom power, noise may be generated if there is a difference in the impedance between hot and cold of the device connected to an input jack.

Setting stereo link and the1. Display the INPUT screen. (2. Touch the stereo link select

corresponds to the desired

3. Touch the input selection bcorresponds to the desired

4. Use the gain slider to adjushead amp gain.Adjust the gain slider so that thethe GainFinder lights up.

5. Touch the digital gain text it, then use the [TOUCH ANadjust the setting.



INPTouc l. 4-band parametric EQ is available for CH 1–32, AUX 1–20,

d parametric EQ is available for CH 33–40, ST IN 1, ST IN adjust settings using 1-knob mode, which allows you to use easily adjust settings, or manual mode, which allows you to ly.

ter) on and off.

Q mode and manual mode.de, the 1-knob level slider is displayed.

ob EQ. information about the selected band's Q, F, and G is

- 49 -

UT screen menu (V1.1 and later)h the Menu key ( ) from the INPUT screen to display the following items.

EQ screenControls the EQ for each channeSTEREO and MATRIX1-4; 2-ban2, FX1, FX2, and SUB. You can the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob toadjust each parameter individual

4-band parametric EQ

1 EQ buttonTurns the EQ on and off.

2 HPF buttonTurns the HPF (high-pass filDisplayed for CH 1–40.

3 1-knob buttonSwitches between 1-knob EWhen using 1-knob EQ mo

4 1-knob level sliderAdjusts the intensity of 1-knWhen using manual mode,displayed here.

1 All INPUTAllows you to assign the INPUT jacks as the input source for all input channels.

2 All USBAllows you to assign the USB TO HOST connector as the input source for all input channels.

3 All SLOT (V2.0 and later)Switches all inputs to input sources of Dante network devices that are connected to the NY64-D installed in the expansion slot.

The input source for the following channels will be changed.TF5:CH 1–32 (when CH 1–32 are selected)CH 33–40 (when CH 33–40 are selected)

TF3:CH 1–24 (when CH 1–24 are selected)CH 25–32 (when CH 25–32 are selected)CH 33–40 (when CH 33–40 are selected)

TF1/TF-RACK:CH 1–16 (when CH 1–16 are selected)CH 17–32 (when CH 17–32 are selected)



5

6

ings of the EQ and filter. As you adjust the settings of each ed in the graph.de, you can touch the level slider and then adjust the slider [TOUCH AND TURN] knob. you can drag the handles displayed in the graph to adjust

can drag the HPF handle to adjust the cutoff frequency. You dently when using the Intensity type for 1-knob EQ mode.

e> <Manual mode>

mode work?just several parameters at once with just the turn of a knob. d easy.

t are configured for a variety of instruments. You can use 1-settings that are saved in Presets without disturbing the

gs using manual mode, then switch to 1-knob EQ mode and e amount of EQ applied to the channel. In this case you can ob to adjust from 0% (no EQ applied) to 50% (the EQ

mode) and 100% (double the intensity of the EQ settings you makes it very easy to fine-tune your EQ settings with just one

Vocal or Loudness, you can adjust the EQ between 0% (no EQ applied).

T

Inte

V

Lou

- 50 -

EQ mode type selection buttonWhen using 1-knob EQ mode, allows you to select the 1-knob EQ mode type. Select [Vocal] for vocal channels, otherwise select [Intensity].When set to [Intensity], you can adjust the EQ to a setting between flat and double the intensity of the EQ settings you made using manual mode.For output channels, [Loudness] is available. This setting allows you to boost low and high tones.The available types depend on the channel whose settings you are editing.

In manual mode, this button switches the filter type. Low-band and high-band filter are available.For CH 1-40, the available low-band filters are low-shelving type and bell type.For other channels (i.e., for channels that do not have an HPF), the available low-band filters are HPF, low-shelving type, and bell type.The available high-band filters are LPF, high-shelving type, and bell type.

EQ output level meterDisplays the post-EQ level.

7 EQ graphDisplays the parameter settband, the results are reflectWhen using 1-knob EQ mousing the slider itself or the When using manual mode,the corresponding settings.When HPF is turned on, youcan also adjust HPF indepen

<1-knob EQ mod

How does 1-knob EQ 1-knob EQ mode allows you to adIt makes EQ adjustment quick an

The console contains Presets thaknob EQ mode to adjust the EQ overall balance of your mix.

You can even configure EQ settinuse the Intensity type to adjust thuse the [TOUCH AND TURN ] knsettings you made using manual made using manual mode). This knob.If 1-knob EQ mode type is set to EQ applied) and 100% (maximum

ype

Channel

CH1-32HPF +

4-band

CH33-40HPF +

2-band

ST IN2-band

FX2-band

STEREO4-band

AUX1-84-band

AUX9/10–AUX19/20

4-band

MATRIX1-4

4-band

SUB2-band + LPF

nsity ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ×

ocal ○ × × × × × × × ×

dness × × × × ○ ○ ○ ○ ×



8de

age 5)rn on the EQ.d turn 1-knob mode off.raph to adjust the EQ as desired.

r to select it, you can then adjust it using the [TOUCH AND TURN] key to switch to a different parameter. Each time you press the een gain (G) and frequency (F). You can also switch between G and area to the right of the 1-knob button.

e touchscreen, or touch the Q area to the right of the 1-knob button TURN] knob to adjust the setting.

reduce low-frequency noise (rumble noise, etc.) by turning on HPF.

modeage 5)-knob mode.ode type.] knob to adjust the EQ.

t

- 51 -

RTA/Keyboard displayYou can touch the bottom of the graph where no parameters are displayed to display RTA or a keyboard. RTA is a graph that displays the frequencies of the input signal after the EQ is applied. The keyboard display is helpful for understanding the relationship between frequencies and musical pitches.

Adjusting EQ in manual mo1. Display the EQ screen. (p2. Touch the EQ button and tu3. Touch the 1-knob button an4. Use the handles in the EQ g

When you touch an EQ parameteknob. You can press the [SHIFT][SHIFT] key, you can switch betwF by touching the corresponding

To adjust Q, pinch in or out on thand then use the [TOUCH AND

5. Turn HPF on as desired.When using a vocal mic, you can

Adjusting EQ in 1-knob EQ1. Display the EQ screen. (p2. Turn on the EQ and select 13. Select the desired 1-knob m4. Use the [TOUCH AND TURN

Drag to adjus



Set1. D2. T

3. T4. U

Y

Td

F to cut high frequencies independent of the EQ, ideal for -woofer.Q screen. (page 5)rn on the EQ.

Q graph to adjust the LPF as desired.g to adjust

- 52 -

ting HPFisplay the EQ screen. (page 5)ouch the HPF button and turn on the HPF.

ouch the HPF handle.se the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob to adjust the HPF.

ou can also drag the HPF handle in the EQ graph.

he value that corresponds to your adjustments is isplayed in the upper right of the screen.

Drag to adjust

Adjusted value

Setting LPFThe SUB channel can use the LPadjusting the signal sent to a sub1. Display the SUB channel's E2. Touch the EQ button and tu

3. Use the LPF handle in the EDra



EQPres gate for each channel. When the input signal level is lower

ld), the output signal is reduced by a specified amount 1–32.

l.

ch the gate is applied.

tion of the gate level.

which the signal will be lowered when the gate is applied.

eds the threshold, this setting determines how quickly the

- 53 -

screen menus the Menu key ( ) from the EQ screen to display the following options.

GATE screenAllows you to configure the noisethan a specified amount (thresho(range). GATE is available for CH

1 GATE buttonTurns the gate on and off.

2 Gate input level meterDisplays the gate input leve

3 Threshold sliderDetermines the level at whi

4 Gate graphDisplays a visual representa

5 Range sliderDetermines the amount by

6 Attack sliderWhen the input signal excegate opens.

1 CopyCopies the EQ parameters of the selected channel to the clipboard.

2 PastePastes the EQ parameters in the clipboard to the selected channel.

3 CompareAllows you to compare the EQ parameters of the selected channel with the EQ parameters in the clipboard by switching between the two.

4 Gain FlatSets the EQ gain for all bands to 0.

5 DefaultResets EQ settings to their default values.



7

8

9

0

the GATE screen to display the following options.

Set

1. D2. T

3. UR

Y

1 CopyCopies the GATE parameters of the selected channel to the clipboard.

2 PastePastes the GATE parameters in the clipboard to the selected channel.

3 CompareAllows you to compare the GATE parameters of the selected channel with the GATE parameters in the clipboard by switching between the two.

4 DefaultResets the GATE settings for the current channel to their default values.

- 54 -

Hold sliderWhen the input signal drops below the threshold, this setting determines how much time passes before the gate closes.

Decay sliderAfter the hold time passes, this setting determines how quickly the gate closes. The value here is expressed as the time required for the level to change by 6 dB.

GR (gain reduction) meterDisplays the amount by which the signal's gain is reduced.

OUT (gate output) meterDisplays the gate output level.

GATE screen menuPress the Menu key ( ) from

ting the gate

isplay the GATE screen. (page 5)urn on the gate and then touch the slider that you want to adjust.

se the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob to adjust the setting.efer to the gate graph and each meter while making adjustments.

ou can also drag the slider on the touchscreen to adjust the setting.



COAllowknobor m

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

eds the threshold, this setting determines how quickly the ression is applied.

s below the threshold, this setting determines how much sion is no longer applied. The value here is expressed as the o change by 6 dB.

sudden the curve is at the threshold. A soft knee means that ually as the signal exceeds the threshold; a hard knee means

ich the signal's gain is reduced.

metertput level.

P mode work? adjust the amount of compression applied to the signal with

N] knob to the right (or sliding the 1-knob level slider to the ed. In situations where raising the fader or gain could cause gnal, compression can deliver a more consistent sound. worry out of compression by allowing you to adjust the , and out gain easily.

- 55 -

MP screens you to configure the compressor for each channel. You can adjust settings using 1- mode, which allows you to use the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob to easily adjust settings, anual mode, which allows you to adjust each parameter individually.

COMP buttonTurns the compressor on and off.

1-knob buttonSwitches between 1-knob mode and manual mode.

1-knob level slider (1-knob mode only)Adjusts the amount of 1-knob COMP applied.Not displayed during manual mode.

Compressor input level sliderDisplays the compressor output level.

Threshold sliderDetermines the level at which compression is applied.

Compressor graphDisplays a visual representation of the current settings.

Ratio sliderDetermines the amount of compression that is applied.

8 Attack sliderWhen the input signal excemaximum amount of comp

9 Release sliderWhen the input signal droptime passes before comprestime required for the level t

0 Out Gain sliderAdjusts the output level.

A Knee buttonDetermines how gradual orcompression is applied grada more sudden transition.

B GR (gain reduction) meterDisplays the amount by wh

C OUT (compressor output)Displays the compressor ou

How does 1-knob COM1-knob COMP mode allows you tojust the turn of a knob.By turning the [TOUCH AND TURright), more compression is appliclipping at louder points in the si1-knob COMP takes some of thebalance between threshold, ratio



the COMP screen to display the following options.

Set1. D2. I

t

3. T

4. AD

W

Adju1. T

N] knob.gs are fixed at their current settings, and the Threshold, Ratio, and utomatically.

1 CopyCopies the COMP parameters of the selected channel to the clipboard.

2 PastePastes the COMP parameters in the clipboard to the selected channel.

3 CompareAllows you to compare the COMP parameters of the selected channel with the COMP parameters in the clipboard by switching between the two.

4 DefaultResets the COMP settings for the current channel to their default values.

- 56 -

COMP screen menuPress the Menu key ( ) from

ting the compressorisplay the COMP screen. (page 5)

f the compressor is turned off, touch the COMP button o turn compression on.

ouch the 1-knob button and turn 1-knob COMP mode off.

djust the desired slider.rag the sliders to adjust each parameter.

hen you touch an item, you can also use the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob to adjust the setting.

sting the compressor in 1-knob COMP modeurn 1-knob COMP mode on.

2. Turn the [TOUCH AND TURAttack, Release, and Knee settinOut Gain settings are adjusted a



FXAllow

1

2

3

4

5

6

N 1 and ST IN 2.r the pre-fader or post-fader signal is processed by the effect

nsmeters available for the current effect.

meters available for the current effect.

ve a tempo setting, such as delays. When this button is o setting can be controlled with the [TAP] button found in

on of the top panel.

fects module.

level.

effects module.

- 57 -

screen (FX1/2, InsFX1–6)s you to select an effect and edit its parameters.

Send buttonDisplayed for CH 1–40, ST IN 1 and ST IN 2.Determines whether a signal is sent (on) or not sent (off) to the FX return channel.

EFFECT TYPE buttonDisplays the EFFECT TYPE screen (page 58), where you can select an effect type.

Effect type and nameDisplays the type and name of the current effect.

R Safe (recall safe) indicatorDisplays the recall safe status of the effects module.Displays the RECALL SAFE screen. (page 25)

M safe (mute safe) buttonTurns mute safe on and off for the effects module.

FX send level sliderDisplayed for CH 1–40, ST IN 1 and ST IN 2.Allows you to adjust the amount of signal that is sent to the effects module.

7 Pre buttonDisplayed for CH 1–40, ST IAllows you to select whethemodule.On: Before the faderOff: After the fader

8 Parameter selection buttoTouch to display other para

9 Parameter slidersAllow you to adjust the para

0 Sync buttonDisplayed for effects that haturned on, the effect's tempthe SENDS ON FADER secti

A Bypass buttonAllows you to bypass the ef

B Effects output level meterDisplays the effects output

C CUE buttonTurns cue on and off for the



the FX screen to display the following options.

e. Touch the desired button to make a selection.

Set1. T

Wd

2. T

3. AYb

4. ATi

5. AF

Set

You 1. T

W

2. TB

3. AA

1 CopyCopies the effect parameters of the selected effect to the clipboard.

2 PastePastes the effect parameters in the clipboard to the selected effect.

3 CompareAllows you to compare the effect parameters of the selected effect with the effect parameters in the clipboard by switching between the two.

4 DefaultResets the selected effect's settings to their default values.

- 58 -

FX screen menuPress the Menu key ( ) from

EFFECT TYPE screen

Allows you to select the effect typ

ting an effectouch the effects type button.hen the EFFECTS TYPE screen is displayed, select the

esired effect type.

ouch the Send button.

djust the parameter sliders as desired.ou can adjust the characteristics of the effect, the wet/dry alance, etc.

djust the effects send level slider.his allows you to adjust how much of the channel's signal

s sent to the effects module.

djust the FX RTN1/2 levels.X RTN1/2 channels are in the INPUT FADER BANK. (Stereo Channelspage 42)

ting an insert effect

can configure insert effects for AUX9/10–AUX19/20.ouch the effects type button.hen the EFFECTS TYPE screen is displayed, select the desired effect type.

ouch the bypass button.ypass is turned on by default; turn the bypass off.

djust the parameter sliders as desired.djust the characteristics of the effect.

Send button

FX send level slider



EffREVOne

MONOne

STETwo

y.

y with a crossed feedback loop.

Reve

Initia

High

Diffu

Den

HPF

LPF

Dela

Feed

High

HPF

LPF

Sync

Note

Dela

Dela

Feed

Feed

High

HPF

LPF

Sync

Note

Not

Description

Left channel delay time.

Center channel delay time.

Right channel delay time.

Feedback delay time.

Amount of feedback.

Amount of high-frequency feedback.

kHz High-pass filter cutoff frequency.

hru Low-pass filter cutoff frequency.

Left channel level.

Center channel level.

Right channel level.

Delay time tempo sync.

Value used to calculate the left channel delay time based on the tempo.

Value used to calculate the center channel delay time based on the tempo.

Value used to calculate the right channel delay time based on the tempo.

Value used to calculate the delay feedback time based on the tempo.

Description

Left channel delay time.

Right channel delay time.

Left channel feedback delay time.

Right channel feedback delay time.

Left channel feedback gain.

Right channel feedback gain.

Left-to-right, right-to-left feedback gain.


kHz High-pass filter cutoff frequency.

hru Low-pass filter cutoff frequency.

Delay time tempo sync.

Value used to calculate the left channel delay time based on the tempo.

Value used to calculate the right channel delay time based on the tempo.

Value used to calculate the left channel feedback delay time based on the tempo.

Value used to calculate the right channel feedback delay time based on the tempo.

- 59 -

ect parametersERB HALL, REVERB ROOM, REVERB STAGE, REVERB PLATE-input, two-output hall, room, stage, and plate reverbs.

O DELAY-input, two-output basic repeating-type delay.

REO DELAY-input, two-output basic stereo delay.

DELAY LCROne-input, two-output 3-tap dela

ECHOTwo-input, two-output stereo dela

Parameter Range Description

rb Time 0.3s–20.0s Determines the length of the reverberation.

l Delay 1.0ms–500.0ms Determines the amount of time that passes before the initial reverberation is heard.

Ratio 0.1–1.0 Ratio of high frequency reverberations to the Reverb Time.

sion 0–10 Left and right spread of the reverberation.

sity 0% – 100% Density of the reverberation.

Thru, 21.2Hz–8.00kHz High-pass filter cutoff frequency.

50.0Hz–16.0kHz, Thru Low-pass filter cutoff frequency.


y 1.0ms–2700.0ms Delay time.

back Gain -99 – +99 Amount of feedback.

Ratio 0.1–1.0 Amount of high-frequency feedback.



Off, On Delay time tempo sync.

----, ~ Value used to calculate the delay time based on the tempo.


y L 1.0ms–1350.0ms Left channel delay time.

y R 1.0ms–1350.0ms Right channel delay time.

back Gain L -99 – +99 Left channel feedback gain.

back Gain R -99 – +99 Right channel feedback gain.

Ratio 0.1–1.0 Amount of high-frequency feedback.



Off, On Delay time tempo sync.

L ----, ~ Value used to calculate the left channel delay time based on the tempo.

e R ----, ~ Value used to calculate the right channel delay time based on the tempo.

Parameter Range

Delay L 1.0ms–2700.0ms

Delay C 1.0ms–2700.0ms

Delay R 1.0ms–2700.0ms

Delay FB 1.0ms–2700.0ms

Feedback Gain -99 – +99

High Ratio 0.1–1.0

HPF Thru, 21.2Hz–8.00

LPF 50.0Hz–16.0kHz, T

Level L -100 – +100

Level C -100 – +100

Level R -100 – +100

Sync Off, On

Note L ----, ~

Note C ----, ~

Note R ----, ~

Note FB ----, ~

Parameter Range

Delay L 1.0ms–1350.0ms

Delay R 1.0ms–1350.0ms

Delay FB L 1.0ms–1350.0ms

Delay FB R 1.0ms–1350.0ms

Feedback Gain L -99 – +99

Feedback Gain R -99 – +99

XFeedback Gain -99 – +99

High Ratio 0.1–1.0

HPF Thru, 21.2Hz–8.00

LPF 50.0Hz–16.0kHz, T

Sync Off, On

Note L ----, ~

Note R ----, ~

Note FBL ----, ~

Note FBR ----, ~



DELOne

EAROne

E (V1.1 and later)ction with gate, and an early reflection with reverse gate.

ct.

ct.

Dela

Feed

DLY

Reve

High

Diffu

Den

HPF

LPF

REV

Sync

Note

Type

Room

Live

Initia

Diffu

Den

ER N

Feed

High

HPF

LPF

Description

Early reflection type.

Room size; determines interval between early reflections.

Decay of the early reflections.

Delay before the early reflection.

Width of the reflections in the stereo field.

Density of the reflections.

Number of reflections.

Amount of feedback.


0kHz High-pass filter cutoff frequency.

Thru Low-pass filter cutoff frequency.

Description

Modulation speed

Depth of amplitude modulation.

Depth of pitch modulation.

Delay time of modulation.

Parameter tempo sync.

Value used to calculate the frequency based on the tempo.

Description

Modulation speed

Depth of modulation.

Delay time of modulation.

Amount of feedback.

Parameter tempo sync.

Value used to calculate the frequency based on the tempo.

- 60 -

AY-REVERB (V1.1 and later)-input, two-output effect that has a delay and reverb connected in series.

LY REF (V1.1 and later)-input, two-output early reflection effect.

GATE REVERB, REVERSE GATOne-input, two-output early refle

CHORUS (V1.1 and later)Two-input, two-output chorus effe

FLANGE (V1.1 and later)Two-input, two-output flanger effe


y 1.0ms - 2700.0ms Delay time.

back Gain -99% - 99% Amount of feedback.

BAL 0% - 100% Delay mix balance.

rb Time 0.3s - 20.0s Determines the length of the reverberation.

Ratio 0.1 - 1.0 Ratio of high frequency reverberations to the Reverb Time.

sion 0 - 10 Left and right spread of the reverberation.

sity 0% - 100% Density of the reverberation.

Thru, 21.2Hz - 8.00kHz High-pass filter cutoff frequency.

50.0Hz - 16.0kHz, Thru Low-pass filter cutoff frequency.

BAL 0% - 100% Reverb mix balance.

Off, On Parameter tempo sync.

----, ~ Value used to calculate the delay time based on the tempo.


S-Hall, L-Hall, Random, Reverse, Plate, Spring Early reflection type.

Size 0.1 - 20.0 Room size; determines interval between early reflections.

ness 0 - 10 Decay of the early reflections (0: dead, 10: live).

l Delay 1.0ms - 500.0ms Delay before the early reflection.

sion 0 - 10 Width of the reflections in the stereo field.

sity 0% - 100% Density of the reflections.

umber 1 - 19 Number of reflections.


Ratio 0.1 - 1.0 Amount of high-frequency feedback.



Parameter Range

Type Type-A, Type-B

Room Size 0.1 - 20.0

Liveness 0 - 10

Initial Delay 1.0ms - 500.0ms

Diffusion 0 - 10

Density 0% - 100%

ER Number 1 - 19

Feedback Gain -99% - 99%

High Ratio 0.1 - 1.0

HPF Thru, 21.2Hz - 8.0

LPF 50.0Hz - 16.0kHz,

Parameter Range

Frequency 0.05Hz - 10.00Hz

AM Depth 0% - 100%

PM Depth 0% - 100%

MOD. Delay 1.0ms - 500.0ms

Sync Off, On

Note -

Parameter Range

Frequency 0.05Hz - 10.00Hz

Depth 0% - 100%

MOD. Delay 1.0ms - 500.0ms

Feedback Gain -99% - 99%

Sync Off, On

Note -



SYMTwo

PHATwo

) compressor. Each band has solo and gain reduction

Freq

Dep

MO

Sync

Note

Freq

Dep

Feed

Offs

Phas

Stag

HPF

LPF

Sync

Note

Description

Low-band gain.

Mid-band gain.

High-band gain.

Overall gain.

Low-to-mid crossover frequency.

Mid-to-high crossover frequency.

Compressor knee (all bands).

When turned on, the difference in the threshold for low, mid, and high is maintained. (V3.0 and later)

Low threshold.

Low ratio.

Low attack time.

Low release time.

Compression bypass feature for low.

Solo feature for low.

Mid threshold.

Mid ratio.

Mid attack time.

Mid release time.

Compression bypass feature for mid.

Solo feature for mid.

High threshold.

High Ratio

High attack time.

High release time.

Compression bypass feature for high.

Solo feature for high.

r V3.0 and later.

- 61 -

PHONIC (V1.1 and later)-input, two-output symphonic effect.

SER (V1.1 and later)-input, two-output 16-stage phase-shift effect.

M BAND COMP (V1.1 and laterTwo-input, two-output three-bandmetering.Parameter Range Description

uency 0.05Hz - 10.00Hz Modulation speed

th 0% - 100% Depth of modulation.

D. Delay 1.0ms - 500.0ms Delay time of modulation.


- Value used to calculate the frequency based on the tempo.


uency 0.05Hz - 10.00Hz Modulation speed

th 0% - 100% Depth of modulation.


et 0 - 100 Offset of the phase shifted frequency.

e 0° - 355° Left/right balance of modulation.

e 2 - 16 Number of phase shift stages.




- Value used to calculate the frequency based on the tempo.

Parameter Range

Low Gain -12.0dB - +12.0dB

Mid Gain -12.0dB - +12.0dB

High Gain -12.0dB - +12.0dB

Total Gain -72dB - +12dB

L-M XOver 21.2Hz - 8.00kHz

M-H XOver 21.2Hz - 8.00kHz

Knee 0 - 5

Low/Mid/High Link Off, On

Low Thr -54dB - 0dB

Low Ratio 1:1 - ∞:1

Low Attack 0ms - 120ms

Low Release 3.34ms - 42.7s

Low Bypass Off, On

Low Solo Off, On

Mid Thr -54dB - 0dB

Mid Ratio 1:1 - ∞:1

Mid Attack 0ms - 120ms

Mid Release 3.34ms - 42.7s

Mid Bypass Off, On

Mid Solo Off, On

High Thr -54dB - 0dB

High Ratio 1:1 - ∞:1

High Attack 0ms - 120ms

High Release 3.34ms - 42.7s

High Bypass Off, On

High Solo Off, On

NOTEThe Make Up parameter is omitted fo



PINOneat e

DUATwo

OUTTwocom

ennt of signal that is sent from each channel to the AUX buses.w other buses.

l is sent (on) or not sent (off) to the corresponding AUX bus.

signal sent to the corresponding AUX bus.

Dela

Feed

High

HPF

LPF

Sync

Note

Pitch

Fine

Leve

Pan

Dela

Feed

Pitch

Fine

Leve

Pan

Dela

Feed

Mod

Sync

Note

Note

LR L

Dela

- 62 -

G PONG DELAY (V2.0 and later)-input, two-output ping pong delay. The delayed sound alternates between left and right qual intervals.

L PITCH (V2.0 and later)-input, two-output pitch-shift effect.

PUT DELAY (V2.5 and later)-input, two-output single delay. When used for INS FX 1–6, this delay is good for delay pensation.

SEND TO AUX screAllows you to configure the amouYou can swipe left and right to vie

1 Send buttonDetermines whether a signa

2 Send level sliderDetermines the amount of


y 1.0ms - 1350.0ms Delay time.


Ratio 0.1 - 1.0 Amount of high-frequency feedback.




----, - Value used to calculate the delay time based on the tempo.


1 -24 - 24 Pitch of Ch1 (semitone increments).

1 -50 - 50 Pitch of Ch1 (1 cent increments).

l 1 -100 - 100 Volume of Ch1.

1 L63 - R63 Pan of Ch1.

y 1 1.0ms - 1000.0ms Delay time of Ch1.

back Gain 1 -99 - 99 Feedback level of Ch1.

2 -24 - 24 Pitch of Ch2 (semitone increments).

2 -50 - 50 Pitch of Ch2 (1 cent increments).

l 2 -100 - 100 Volume of Ch2.

2 L63 - R63 Pan of Ch2.

y 2 1.0ms - 1000.0ms Delay time of Ch2.

back Gain 2 -99 - 99 Feedback level of Ch2.

e 1 - 10 Width of pitch shift.


1 ----, - Value used to calculate Delay 1 based on the tempo.

2 ----, - Value used to calculate Delay 2 based on the tempo.


INK On, Off Links the left and right delays.

y0.3 – 343.6 meter1.1 – 1127.3 feet1.00 – 1000.00ms

You can specify the delay time in meters, feet, or milliseconds.



3

4

d mute safe settings, DCA group assignments, signals sent to

for the corresponding channel.SAFE screen by touching the jump button in the right corner

page 25)

e certain channels from a mute group.ny channels in that group that have mute safe enabled will

ent to the stereo channel on and off.

annel's signal is sent (on) or not sent (off) to the SUB bus.

signal sent from the selected channel to the SUB bus.

ent to each DCA group (1–8) on and off. multiple DCA groups if desired.

Adj1. A

Et

2. TnSc

Ss

3. TWb

4. TW

- 63 -

Pre buttonAllows you to select whether the pre-fader or post-fader signal is sent to the corresponding AUX bus.On: Before the faderOff: After the fader

Send pan sliderDisplayed for stereo AUX buses. Allows you to adjust the pan of the signal sent to the corresponding AUX bus.

ASSIGN screenAllows you configure recall safe anthe SUB bus, etc.

1 Recall Safe buttonTurns Recall Safe on and offYou can display the RECALL of the Recall Safe button. (

2 Mute Safe buttonYou can temporarily excludIf you mute a mute group, anot be muted.

3 ST buttonTurns the channel's assignm

4 SUB buttonDetermines whether the ch

5 SUB level sliderDetermines the amount of

6 DCA buttonsTurns the channel's assignmYou can assign a channel to

usting the SEND TO AUX leveldjust the level sliders as desired.ach level slider determines the amount of signal sent from

he selected channel to the corresponding AUX bus.

urn the Pre button on or off depending on your eeds.end the pre-fader signal when using the AUX bus for on-stage floor monitors—this allows you to reate a mix that is separate from the main mix.

end the post-fader signal when using external effects processors or when you want to maintain the ame mix balance as the main mix.

urn the send button on or off.hen turned on, the signal is sent to the corresponding AUX

us.

ouch the send pan slider and then adjust it using the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob.hen sending the signal to a stereo AUX bus, you can adjust the pan of the signal that is sent.



CHProvYou confItem

CH

1

2

3

4

uration screen for the corresponding feature.E, and COMP buttons displayed here to turn the nd off. screen. (page 47)

reen. (page 49)TE screen. (page 53)

MP screen. (page 55)

on and off.

cted channel.

the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob to adjust the effects send he corresponding effect's configuration screen by touching

nt of signal from the selected channel that is sent to the le.nel's fader level, and the actual send level grouped with the gular bar.ere indicates whether the signal sent to the effects module r signal. Pre-fader signal is displayed in green; post-fader

play the SEND TO AUX screen.al from the selected channel that is sent to each AUX bus.nel's fader level, and the actual send level grouped with the

izontal bar.ere indicates whether the signal sent to the AUX bus is the

al. Pre-fader signal is displayed in green; post-fader signal is

. (page 63)

re selected channel.

rut signal level.

- 64 -

VIEW screenides an overview of all the settings for a channel.can change settings using this screen, in addition to the corresponding feature's iguration screen.s displayed on this screen vary depending on the type of channel selected.

1–CH32

Channel nameTouch to display the CH NAME screen.Touch to display information for a different channel.

Recall Safe buttonTurns recall safe on and off for the corresponding channel.You can display the RECALL SAFE screen (page 25) by touching the jump button in the right corner of the Recall Safe button.

Input source indicatorDisplays the input channel's input source. You can select the input source on the INPUT screen.

Mute Safe buttonTouch to temporarily exclude the selected channel from the input mute group.If you mute the input mute group, any channels in that group that have mute safe enabled will not be muted.

5 BoxesTouch to display the configYou can touch the EQ, GATcorresponding feature on aHA box: Displays the INPUTEQ box: Displays the EQ scGATE box: Displays the GACOMP box: Displays the CO

6 Channel on/off buttonTurns the selected channel

7 Channel pan sliderAdjusts the pan for the sele

8 FX1/FX2 boxesDisplays the effect type.When selected, you can uselevel. You can also display tagain.Each box displays the amoucorresponding effects moduSend level, the selected chanDCA is displayed in the trianThe information displayed his the pre-fader or post-fadesignal is displayed in gray.

9 SEND TO AUX boxTouch when selected to disDisplays the amount of signSend level, the selected chanDCA is displayed in the horThe information displayed hpre-fader or post-fader signdisplayed in gray.

0 ASSIGN boxDisplays the ASSIGN screen

A Channel output level slideAdjusts the fader level for th

B Channel output level meteDisplays the channel's outp



C

D

E

CH

1

for the corresponding channel. SAFE screen (page 25) by touching the jump button in ll Safe button.

input source. You can select the input source on the INPUT

e the selected channel from the input mute group. group, any channels in that group that have mute safe

uration screen for the corresponding feature.n displayed here to turn EQ on and off. screen. (page 47)

reen. (page 49)

on and off.

cted channel.




izontal bar.

- 65 -

Direct out port indicatorIndicates the channel's direct out port.For information about channels and output ports, see "Quick Config Input and input channel relationships" (page 92).

Direct out point buttonAllows you to set the point of the direct out signal.Pre DG: Before the digital gainPre HPF: Before the high-pass filterPre Fader: Before the faderPost Fader: After the fader

Direct out on/off buttonTurns the direct out on and off.

33–CH40


2 Recall Safe buttonTurns recall safe on and off You can display the RECALLthe right corner of the Reca

3 Input source indicatorDisplays the input channel'sscreen.

4 Mute Safe buttonTouch to temporarily excludIf you mute the input muteenabled will not be muted.

5 BoxesTouch to display the configYou can touch the EQ buttoHA box: Displays the INPUTEQ box: Displays the EQ sc




9 SEND TO AUX boxTouch when selected to disDisplays the amount of signSend level, the selected chanDCA is displayed in the hor

��

� ��

��

��

��

�"#$��"#$��

��+� �,



0

A

B

ST

1

2

3

e the selected channel from the input mute group. group, any channels in that group that have mute safe

uration screen for the corresponding feature.n displayed here to turn EQ on and off. screen. (page 47)

reen. (page 49)

on and off.

cted channel.






. (page 63)


- 66 -

The information displayed here indicates whether the signal sent to the AUX bus is the pre-fader or post-fader signal. Pre-fader signal is displayed in green; post-fader signal is displayed in gray.

ASSIGN boxDisplays the ASSIGN screen. (page 63)

Channel output level sliderAdjusts the fader level for the selected channel.

Channel output level meterDisplays the channel's output signal level.

IN 1L-ST IN 2R



Input source indicatorDisplays the input channel's input source. You can select the input source on the INPUT screen.

4 Mute Safe buttonTouch to temporarily excludIf you mute the input muteenabled will not be muted.

5 BoxesTouch to display the configYou can touch the EQ buttoHA box: Displays the INPUTEQ box: Displays the EQ sc






A Channel output level slideAdjusts the fader level for th



B

FX1

1

2

3

4

on and off.

cted channel.




. (page 63)


rut signal level.

- 67 -


L–FX2R



Mute Safe buttonTouch to temporarily exclude the selected channel from the effects mute group.If you mute the effects mute group, any channels in that group that have mute safe enabled will not be muted.

BoxesTouch to display the configuration screen for the corresponding feature.You can touch the EQ button displayed here to turn EQ on and off.FROM box: Displays the SEND FROM screen. (page 75) (V3.0 and later)FX1 (FX2) box: Displays the FX screen. (page 57)EQ box: Displays the EQ screen. (page 49)





9 Channel output level slideAdjusts the fader level for th

0 Channel output level meteDisplays the channel's outp

DCA 1–DCA 8



1

2

3

4

5

AU

1


uration screen for the corresponding feature., and COMP buttons displayed here to turn the nd off.ND FROM screen. (page 75)reen. (page 49) screen. (page 72)MP screen. (page 55)

on and off.

. (page 74)


rut signal level.

- 68 -



Channel on/off buttonTurns the selected channel on and off.


ASSIGN box (V1.1 and later)When this area is selected, touch this area to display the DCA ASSIGN screen. (page 76)

X1–AUX8



3 BoxesTouch to display the configYou can touch the EQ, GEQcorresponding feature on aFROM box: Displays the SEEQ box: Displays the EQ scGEQ box: Displays the GEQCOMP box: Displays the CO


5 OUTPUT boxDisplays the OUTPUT screen



AUX 9–AUX 20



1

2

3

4

5

6

7

ME screen.ormation for a different channel.


uration screen for the corresponding feature.OMP buttons displayed here to turn the corresponding

ND FROM screen. (page 75)reen. (page 49)

MP screen. (page 55)

on and off.

. (page 74)


- 69 -



BoxesTouch to display the configuration screen for the corresponding feature.You can touch the EQ and COMP buttons displayed here to turn the corresponding feature on and off.FROM box: Displays the SEND FROM screen. (page 75)EQ box: Displays the EQ screen. (page 49)COMP box: Displays the COMP screen. (page 55)InsFX box: Displays the FX screen. (page 57)


OUTPUT boxDisplays the OUTPUT screen. (page 74)



SUB

1 Channel nameTouch to display the CH NATouch to display inf


3 BoxesTouch to display the configYou can touch the EQ and Cfeature on and off.FROM box: Displays the SEEQ box: Displays the EQ scCOMP box: Displays the CO






7

ST

1

2

3

4

. (page 74)


rut signal level.

2.5 and later)

ME screen.ormation for a different channel.


- 70 -


L, ST R



BoxesTouch to display the configuration screen for the corresponding feature.You can touch the EQ, GEQ, and COMP buttons displayed here to turn the corresponding feature on and off.EQ box: Displays the EQ screen. (page 49)GEQ box: Displays the GEQ screen. (page 72)COMP box: Displays the COMP screen. (page 55)





MATRIX1– MATRIX4 (V

1 Channel nameTouch to display the CH NATouch to display inf




3

4

5

6

7

CHPres

me, icon, and channel color.

e. the name using the KEYBOARD screen. (page 10)

ilable channel icons.

ent category of channel icons.y depending on the type of channel.

icon.nd down to display all of the available icons.

used channel names based on the selected channel icon. use it as the channel name.

- 71 -

BoxesTouch to display the configuration screen for the corresponding feature.You can touch the EQ, and COMP buttons displayed here to turn the corresponding feature on and off.FROM box: Displays the SEND FROM screen. (page 75)EQ box: Displays the EQ screen. (page 49)DELAY box: Displays the DELAY screen. (page 78)


OUTPUT boxDisplays the OUTPUT screen. (page 74)



VIEW screen menus the Menu key ( ) from the CH VIEW screen to display the following options.

CH NAME screenAllows you to set the channel na

1 Name text boxEnter the channel name herTouch the text box to enter

2 Icon buttonTouch to display a list of ava

3 Category buttonAllows you to select a differThe available categories var

4 Channel icon listTouch to apply the channelYou can drag this area up a

5 Sample Name buttonDisplays a list of commonlyTouch on a sample name to

1 CH CopyCopies the settings of the current channel.

2 CH PastePastes settings from another channel and applies them to the current channel.

3 CH DefaultResets the settings of the current channel to their default values.



6

equalizer (GEQ) to process AUX 1–8 and STEREO channel

. Each band is 1/3 octave wide, with an adjustable gain range

adjust gain for up to 12 bands.

ttons only when configuring the GEQ for stereo AUX buses or the

ono AUX buses.

ght channel link on and off.ft and right GEQ channels.

creen. (page 25)

and later)F5/TF3/TF1.

on, you can use the faders to adjust each band of the GEQ.

nd selectionh RTA (real-time analysis). an area to display the gain sliders for other bands.

- 72 -

Color buttonTouch to display a list of available channel colors.

Touch the desired color to use that color as the channel color.

GEQ screenYou can use the internal graphic signals.The GEQ is a mono, 12-band EQof ±15 dB.31 bands are available; you can

1 GEQ buttonTurns the GEQ on and off.

2 GEQ channel selection buThese buttons are displayedSTEREO channels.They are not displayed for m

: Turns the GEQ left/riL/R: Allows you select the le

3 Recall Safe buttonDisplays the RECALL SAFE s

4 Fader Assign button (V2.0This feature is available for TWhen this button is turned

5 EQ graph, RTA display, baDisplays the EQ settings witSwipe left or right or touch



6

7

8

the GEQ screen to display the following options.

Usi

1. T

2. Sd

3. DY

Ogh

T

(TF5/TF3/TF1)ton to turn it on. band is applied to the faders console.

nd gain for each band in the channel display.

or right on the gain sliders in the GEQ screen to select

A display, or band selection area left or right to select other bands.

the faders.

adjust the gain.y, you can reset the gain of frequencies assigned to that channel to

ing adjustments, touch the Fader Assign button to turn

you switch another screen or enter SENDS ON FADER mode.

1 CopyCopies the GEQ parameters of the selected channel to the clipboard.

2 PastePastes the GEQ parameters in the clipboard to the selected channel.

3 CompareAllows you to compare the GEQ parameters of the selected channel with the GEQ parameters in the clipboard by switching between the two.

4 DefaultResets the GEQ settings for the current channel to their default values.

- 73 -

When the Fader Assign button is turned on, you can use this area to change which bands can be adjusted by the faders. (TF3 and TF1 only.)

Gain sliderAdjusts the gain for the corresponding band.Swipe left or right to display the gain sliders for other bands.When the Fader Assign button is turned on, you can use this area to change which bands can be adjusted by the faders. (TF3 and TF1 only.)

Output level meterDisplays the GEQ output level.

Available bands displayDisplays the number of additional bands that you can adjust.

GEQ screen menuPress the Menu key ( ) from

ng GEQ

ouch the GEQ button to turn GEQ on.

wipe left or right on the gain sliders to display the esired bands.rag sliders up and down to adjust the gain of the corresponding bands.

ou can confirm the overall output using the output level meter.

nce you have adjusted gain for 12 bands, the gain sliders for the remaining bands are displayed in ray. If you want adjust gain for other bands, you must first set the gain to 0 for one of the bands you ave already adjusted.

ouch the gain slider quickly two times to reset it to its default value (0 dB).

Gain slider Output level meter

Using faders to adjust GEQ1. Touch the Fader Assign but

The current gain setting for eachin the channel strip section of the

You can confirm the frequency a

2. For TF3 and TF1, swipe leftother bands.You can swipe the EQ graph, RT

For TF5, all bands are applied to

3. Use the console's faders to If you turn on a channel's [ON] ke0 dB.

4. When you are finished makit off.Fader Assign also turns off when



OUAllowdep

○ : D– : N

1

2

3

tput gain. the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob to adjust the setting. Touch rd and enter a value.

ase.t signal's phase is reversed.

OMNI OUT to which the channel is directed.displayed. For three or more numbers, "+" is displayed.een. (page 22)nels and output ports, see "Quick Config Input and input ge 92).

nd later)for the corresponding channel.SAFE screen by touching the jump button in the right corner

O

AU

- 74 -

TPUT screens you to configure how output channels will be output. The buttons displayed vary

ending on the type of output channel selected.

isplayedot displayed

ST buttonDetermines whether the stereo channel is output or not.

SUB button (V3.0 and later) Determines whether the channel's signal is sent (on) or not sent (off) to the SUB bus.

SUB slider (V3.0 and later) Determines the amount of signal sent from the selected channel to the SUB bus.

4 Out Gain text boxAllows you to adjust the ouWhen selected, you can useagain to display the keyboa

5 Φ (phase) buttonAllows you to reverse the phWhen turned on, the outpu

6 OMNI OUT buttonDisplays the number of theUp to two numbers can be Displays the OMNI OUT scrFor information about chanchannel relationships" (pa

7 Recall Safe button (V1.1 aTurns recall safe on and off You can display the RECALL of the Recall Safe button.

utput channelButtons

ST button SUB buttonSUB slider

Out GainButtons Φ button OMNI OUT

IndicatorOMNI OUT

Buttons

AUX 1–8 – – ○ ○ ○ ○X9/10–AUX19/20 ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

SUB – – ○ ○ ○ ○STEREO – – ○ ○ ○ ○

MATRIX1–4 – – ○ ○ ○ ○



SEAllow

1

2

3

4

levele input channels

nd then use the to adjust the pan that is sent.to adjust the gnal that is sent.

om AUX channels, STEREO channels, and SUB nel (V2.5 and later)e AUX channel, STEREO channel, or SUB channel that ed on by default.)

to adjust the amount of AUX channel, STEREO channel, t is sent.

Send level slider

Send pan slider

ON button

Pre button

ON button

Send level slider

an AUX channel, STEREO channel, or SUB channel to a MATRIX

can be adjusted independently for stereo channels such as AUX 9/

- 75 -

ND FROM screens you to send signals from the each channels.

ON buttonDetermines whether a signal is sent (on) or not sent (off) from the corresponding each channel.

Send pan sliderAdjusts the pan of the input channel signal that is sent.For AUX 1–8, this slider is only displayed if the signal type is set to stereo.Not displayed for MATRIX 1–4 or FX1L–FX2R.

Send level sliderDetermines the amount of signal sent from the corresponding each channel.

Pre buttonAllows you to select whether the pre-fader or post-fader signal is sent from the corresponding input channel.On: Before the faderOff: After the faderNot displayed for MATRIX 1–4.

Adjusting the SEND FROM1. Touch the ON button for th

that you want to send.2. Touch the send pan slider, a

[TOUCH AND TURN] knob of the input channel signal

3. Drag the send level sliders amount of input channel si

Adjusting the send level frchannel to a MATRIX chan1. Touch the ON button for th

you want to send. (It is turn2. Drag the send level sliders

and SUB channel signal tha

NOTE• You can send the post-on signal of

channel.• Left and right channel SEND levels

10 and STEREO.



SENPres ether by assigning them to DCA groups.

re assigned to the current DCA group.

hannels are assigned to the current DCA group.ighted.

n. (page 64)

nd later)for the corresponding channel.SAFE screen by touching the jump button in the right corner

- 76 -

D FROM screen menus the Menu key ( ) from the SEND FROM screen to display the following options.

DCA ASSIGN screenAllows you to group channels tog

1 Channel display areaDisplays the channels that a

2 DCA ASSIGN buttonsAllow you to select which cSelected channels are highl

3 CH VIEW buttonDisplays the CH VIEW scree

4 Recall Safe button (V1.1 aTurns recall safe on and off You can display the RECALL of the Recall Safe button.

1 All PreTurns on all Pre buttons.

2 All PostTurns off all Pre buttons.

3 All Nominal (V2.0 and later)Sets all SEND levels to nominal (0 dB).

4 Dup. STEREO (V2.0 and later)Duplicate STEREO. Copies each channel's fader level and applies it to the SEND level.

NOTEThis menu is not available for MATRIX channels 1–4.



DCPres

to the last 8 channel strips on the right side of the console's

: 17–24; TF1: 9–16)

s of a DCA group to the channel strips on the left side of the he corresponding DCA group's [SEL] key.1–16; TF1: 1–8)oup that will be assigned to the channels strips depends on onsole, the 24 lowest numbered channels in the group are F 3, and the lowest 8 for the TF1.

late the channels strips for both the DCA group master and t the same time.

Ass1. P

t2. P

w3. T

gT

nly in the OVERVIEW screen. The channels assigned to the faders

ls of selected DCA group these channel strips

DCA groups 1–8 assigned to these

channel strips

- 77 -

A ASSIGN screen menus the Menu key ( ) from the DCA ASSIGN screen to display the following options.

DCA roll outYou can assign DCA groups 1–8top panel.(TF5: channel strips 25–32; TF3

You can then assign the channelconsole's top panel by pressing t(TF5: channel strips 1–24; TF3: The number of channels in the grthe model number. For the TF5 cassigned; the lowest 16 for the T

This feature allows you to maniputhe group's "member" channels a

igning channels to a DCA groupress the [INPUT1] and [INPUT2] buttons on the top panel simultaneously to display he GROUP channels.ress a [SEL] button on the top panel that corresponds to the DCA group that you ant to configure.

ouch the DCA buttons that correspond to the channels you want to assign to the roup. (You can select multiple channels.)he selected channels are displayed in the channel display area.

1 Clear AllRemoves all channels from the group.

Channel is selected

NOTEFor TF-RACK, this item is displayed oare the same as for the TF1.

Member channeassigned to



DEAllowThis

1

2

3

- 78 -

LAY screen (V2.5 and later)s you to configure the delay applied to the signal output from the MATRIX channels.

works well for delay compensation for speakers that are placed far away.

DELAY buttonTurns the DELAY on and off.

DELAY sliderAllows you to adjust the delay time.You can specify the delay time in meters, feet, or milliseconds.

DELAY settingDetermines the delay time by specifying distance (meters or feet) or time (milliseconds). Touch a text box to display the keyboard and enter a value.

Maintenance screen


Allow ry screencluding Scene memory and Libraries, to the factory default

ry.zed: all Scene data, all Preset data, mixing data, and setup

ation message. Touch the OK button to perform the

ntil the initialization is complete.ete, you can continue to use other maintenance features si

TT

T

Tory, all data stored in the memory will be lost. Use caution when

gs, and brightness settings are not initialized by this operation.ommend you turn the TF series console off and on again so the ith the connected Dante devices.

U1.

- 79 -

Maintenance screen

s you to access maintenance features.

1 Displays the Initialize All Memory screen.

2 Displays the Initialize Current Memory screen. (page 80)

3 Displays the Initialize NY64-D screen. (page 80) (V3.0 and later)

4 Displays the Input Port Trim screen. (page 81)

5 Displays the Output Port Trim screen. (page 81)

6 Displays the Fader Calibration screen. (page 82) (TF5/TF3/TF1)

7 Displays the Channel Color Calibration screen. (page 83) (TF5/TF3/TF1)

8 Closes the maintenance screen.

Initialize All MemoResets the console's memory, insettings.

1 INITIALIZE buttonInitializes the internal memoThe following data is initialidata.Touch to display the confirmoperation.Do not touch any buttons uWhen initialization is complwithout exiting.

ng the maintenance screenurn on the console while pressing the Home key ( ).he maintenance screen is displayed.

ouch the button that corresponds to the desired maintenance feature.

ouch the Exit button to exit the maintenance mode.

NOTE• When initializing the internal mem

performing this operation.• The internal clock, network settin• If an NY64-D is installed, we rec

console will be set up correctly w

Maintenance screen


IniResLibr

1

creen (V3.0 and later)

Y64-D installed in the expansion slot. After initializing, in nnected Dante device, we recommend first turning the TF on again.

NOWhpe

en if Dante Device Lock has been enabled for it. In this case, Dante he card is initialized.

- 80 -

tialize Current Memory screenets the console's current memory to the factory default settings. Scene memory and aries are not reset.

INITIALIZE buttonInitializes the current memory.The following data is initialized: mixing data and setup data.Touch to display the confirmation message. Touch the OK button to perform the operation.Do not touch any buttons until the initialization is complete.When initialization is complete, you can continue to use other maintenance features without exiting.

Initialize NY64-D s

1 INITIALIZE buttonResets the settings of the Norder to reconfigure the coseries console off and then

TEen initializing the current memory, all data in the current memory will be lost. Use caution when

rforming this operation.

NOTEA NY64-D card will be initialized evDevice Lock will be disabled after t

Maintenance screen


InpAllow

1

2

screenach OMNI OUT jack in 0.01 dB increments.

buttonsthat you want to configure here.sponds to the OMNI OUT jack you want to configure, and TURN] knob to adjust the value.tart up the console as usual.

The factory default setting is also 0.00 dB.ation message. Touch the OK button to perform the

NOWh n continue to use other maintenance features without exiting.

- 81 -

ut Port Trim screens you to adjust the gain of each INPUT jack in 0.01 dB increments.

INPUT jack selection buttonsSelect the INPUT jack that you want to configure here.Select the button that corresponds to the INPUT jack you want to configure, and then use the [TOUCH AND TURN] knob to adjust the value.After making adjustments, start up the console as usual.

Reset All buttonResets all values to 0.00 dB. The factory default setting is also 0.00 dB.Touch to display the confirmation message. Touch the OK button to perform the operation.

Output Port Trim Allows you to adjust the gain of e

1 OMNI OUT jack selection Select the OMNI OUT jack Select the button that correthen use the [TOUCH ANDAfter making adjustments, s

2 Reset All buttonResets all values to 0.00 dB.Touch to display the confirmoperation.

TEen the reset is complete, you can continue to use other maintenance features without exiting.

NOTEWhen the reset is complete, you ca

Maintenance screen


FaIn socan

1

2

3

op panel that corresponds to the fader you want to

the FADER CALIBRATION MODE screen. the confirmation message is displayed.ed, touch the APPLY button.e maintenance menu and start up the console as usual.

ed again, the [ON] or [CUE] key of the corresponding fader will flash. calibrate.

ders requiring adjustment. Please calibrate faders again." button to close the popup.played on the screen.as flashing begins to flash.

er to the highest and lowest positions several times.n is smooth and not getting stuck.

cribed in "Calibrating the faders" beginning at step 2.

tiple times and the popup message is still displayed, contact

s the specified fader (channel strip or master section fader).can continue to use other maintenance features without exiting.

- 82 -

der Calibration screen (TF5/TF3/TF1)me usage environments, discrepancies may occur in the motion of the motor faders. You use this screen to correct these discrepancies

START buttonStarts the calibration.Touch to display the confirmation message. Touch the OK button to perform the operation.

Cancel buttonStops the calibration.

Apply buttonApplies the settings and exits.

Calibrating the faders1. Press the [SEL] key on the t

calibrate.2. Touch the START button on3. Touch the OK button when4. When calibration has finish5. Touch the Exit button in th

If a fader must be calibratIf a fader must be calibrated againUse the following procedure to re

1. When the message "Found fais displayed, touch the Close

2. Touch the Apply button disThe [SEL] key of the fader that w

3. Slide the corresponding fadMake sure the fader's slide actio

4. Perform the procedure des

If you perform this procedure mulyour Yamaha dealer.

NOTE• This feature automatically calibrate• When calibration is complete, you

Maintenance screen


ChYou

1

2

3

4

p panel that corresponds to the channel color you want

ose a color.you selected with the other indicators on the top panel, ] knob or the [USER DEFINED KNOBS] B, C, and D to

pply button to apply the settings.e maintenance menu and start up the console as usual.

pported by the console are not displayed.usted at a time. after you begin adjusting the channel's color.factory default values, touch the Reset All button.n continue to use other maintenance features without exiting.

- 83 -

annel Color Calibration screen (TF5/TF3/TF1)can adjust the colors of the LEDs as desired. LED colors are adjusted one at a time.

Color buttonsAllow you to select a color.

RGB knobsAllow you to adjust the color.

Apply buttonApplies the settings and exits.

Reset All buttonStarts the calibration.Touch to display the confirmation message. Touch the OK button to perform the operation.

Adjusting channel colors1. Press the [SEL] key on the to

to adjust.2. Touch a color button to cho3. While comparing the [SEL]

use the [TOUCH AND TURNadjust the color.

4. When finished, touch the A5. Touch the Exit button in th

NOTE• For TF3 and TF1, channels not su• Only one channel color can be adj• The Apply button is only displayed• To reset all channel color's to their • When the reset is complete, you ca

Reference


Lis

CH

COL

se Scene Recall Safe

Stereo LinkProcessing Send To Fader/On Name

HA

O

O

Inpu O

Cha O

Cate O O

Ster O

DireO

O

HPF O O

PEQ O O

AT O O*2

OM O O*2

O A

O O

O O

O O

O F

O O

O O

O O

O SO

O SO O

O O

N O O

de O O

CA O

ut O

eca O

UE O

*1*2*3

G

C

T

T

T

T

O

Fa

D

M

R

C

- 84 -

Reference

t of parameters saved in Scenes and Presets

1–40

H 1–32 onlynly parameters are linked. (Gain reduction control is not linked.)ibraries created for CH 1–32 cannot recall to CH 33–40. Similarly, libraries created for CH 33–40 cannot recall to CH 1–32.

Channel Library Recall*3

Scene

Can u

Recall CH

Recall EQ Recall Gate

Recall Comp All HA Input

Select(All)(Exclude)

HA Input Select Name

Gain O O O O O O

+48V O O O O O O

Φ O O O O O O

Digital Gain O O O O O O

t Select O O O O O O

nnel Name O O O O O

gory, Color, Icon O O O O O

eo Link O O

ct Out*1ON O O O O O O

Point O O O O O O

O O O O O O O

O O O O O O O

E*1 O O O O O O O

P*1 O O O O O O O

UX

Level O O

Pan O O

ON O O

Pre O O

X

Level O O

ON O O

Pre O O

TAssign O O O O O O

Pan O O O O O O

UBLevel O O O O O O

ON O O O O O O

O O

r O O

Assign O O

e Safe

ll Safe

Reference


ST

*1 I

Stereo LinkFader/On Name

HAO

Inpu O

Cha O O

Cate O O

PEQ O

TO A

O

O

O

TO F

O

O

O

TO SO

O

TO SO

O

ON O O

Fade O O

DCA O

Mut O

Reca O

CUE O

- 85 -

IN 1, ST IN 2

nput Select can only recall Libraries for the same channel.

Channel Library Recall

Scene

Can use Scene Recall Safe

Recall CH

Recall EQ All HA Input Select Processing Send To

(All)(Exclude)

HA Input Select Name

Φ O O O O O O

Digital Gain O O O O O O

t Select O*1 O*1 O*1 O O O

nnel Name O O O O O


O O O O O O O O

UX

Level O O O

Pan O O

ON O O O

Pre O O O

X

Level O O O

ON O O O

Pre O O O

TAssign O O O O O O

Balance O O O O O O

UBLevel O O O O O O O

ON O O O O O O O

O O

r O O

Assign O O

e Safe

ll Safe

Reference


FX

*1 F

Stereo LinkFader/On Name

Cha O O

Cate O O

FX O -

PEQ O

TO A

O

O

O

TO SO

O

TO SO

O

ON O O

Fade O O

DCA O

Mut O

Reca O

CUE O

- 86 -

1, FX 2

or With Send, TO FX signals from CH 1–40, ST IN 1, and ST IN 2 can be recall safe.


Scene


Recall CH

Recall FX Recall EQWith

Send*1 All FX Processing Send To(All)

(Exclude)

FX Name

nnel Name O O O O

gory, Color, Icon O O O O

O O O O O O

O O O O O O O

UX

Level O O O

Pan O O

ON O O O

Pre O O O

TAssign O O O O O

Balance O O O O O

UBLevel O O O O O O

ON O O O O O O

O O

r O O

Assign O O

e Safe

ll Safe

Reference


AU

*1 A*2 A*3 O*4 L


Stereo Link2 GEQ*1 Processing Fader/

On Gain/Φ Name

Cha O O*2

Cate O O

Sign O

Pan O

PEQ O O

GEQ O O*3

COM O O

Ins F O

TO S O

TO SO

O

ON O O

Fade O O

Send

O

O

O

O

OUT

O

O

O

Reca O

CUE O

- 87 -

X

UX 1–8 onlyUX 9/10–19/20 onlynly when L/R LINK for GEQ is turned onibraries created for AUX 1–8 cannot recall to AUX 9/10–19/20. Similarly, libraries created for AUX 9/10–19/20 cannot recall to AUX 1–8.


SceneRecall CH*4

Recall EQRecall GEQ*1

Recall COMP*1

Recall FX*2

With Send All FX*

(All)(Exclude)

GEQ*1 FX*2 Name

nnel Name O O O O O


al Type*1 O O

Link O O O O O O

O O O O O O O*1 O O O O O O

P O O O O O O O

X*2 O O O O O O O

T Assign*2 O O O O O O

UB*2Level O O O

ON O O O

O O

r O O

From

Level O O

Pan O O

ON O O

Pre O O

PUT

Balance O O O O O O

Out Gain O O O O O O

Φ O O O O O O

ll Safe

Reference


STE

*1 S*2 S*3 O*4 L

all Safe

Stereo Link*1Fader/On Gain/Φ Name

Cha O O

Cate O O

LPF*

PEQ O

GEQ O*3

COM O

ON O O

Fade O O

STER O*2 -

SendO

O

OUT

O

O

O

Reca O

CUE O

- 88 -

REO, SUB

TEREO onlyUB onlynly when L/R LINK for GEQ is turned onibraries created for STEREO cannot recall CH/EQ to SUB. Similarly, libraries created for SUB cannot recall CH/EQ to STEREO.


Scene

Can use Scene Rec

Recall CH

Recall EQRecall GEQ*1

Recall COMP

With Send*2 All GEQ*1 Processing

(All)(Exclude)

GEQ*1 Name

nnel Name O O O O

gory, Color, Icon O O O O2 O O O O

O O O O O O O*1 O O O O O O

P O O O O O O O

O O

r O O

EO/SUB Level Link*2 O O*2

From*2Level O O

ON O O

PUTBalance*1 O O O O O

Out Gain O O O O O

Φ O O O O O

ll Safe

Reference


MA

DC

OM

Stereo LinkName

Cha O

Cate O

PEQ

DEL

ON

Fade

Send

OUT

Reca

CUE

Cha

Cate

ON

Fade

DCA

Reca

CUE

OM

- 89 -

TRIX (V2.5 and later)

A

NI OUT


Scene


Recall CH

Recall EQ With Send All FX GEQ Processing Fader/On Gain/Φ

(All)(Exclude)

Name

nnel Name O O O

gory, Color, Icon O O O

O O O O O O

AY O O O O O

O O O

r O O O

FromLevel O O

ON O O

PUTOut Gain O O O O O

Φ O O O O O

ll Safe

Scene


All Fader/On Name

nnel Name O O O

gory, Color, Icon O O O

O O O

r O O O

Assign O O

ll Safe

Scene Can use Scene Recall Safe

NI OUT Patch O O (All OMNI OUT)

Reference


Ac

CH Other

O

O

X

ST Other

O

O

X

FX Other

O

X

X

DC

OU Name Other

O O

X O

X X

O O

X O

X X

O O

X X

X X

O –

X –

X –

O –

X –

X –

- 90 -

cess limitation parameter list

1-40 HA Input Select Processing Send To Fader/ON Name

CH1-40

High Level O O O O O O

Mid Level O O O O O X

Low Level X X X X O X

IN HA Input Select Processing Send To Fader/ON Name

ST IN 1-2


Mid Level O X O O O X


RTN With Send FX Processing Send To Fader/ON Name

FX RTN 1-2


Mid Level O O O O O X


A Fader/ON Name DCA Assign

DCA 1-8

High Level O O O

Mid Level O X X

Low Level O X X

TPUT With Send FX GEQ Processing Fader/ON Gain/Φ

AUX1–8

High Level O – O O O O

Mid Level O – O O O X

Low Level X – X X O X

AUX9/10–19/20

High Level O O – O O O

Mid Level O O – O O X

Low Level X X – X O X

STEREO

High Level – – O O O O

Mid Level – – X X O X

Low Level – – X X O X

SUB

High Level O – – O O O

Mid Level O – – X O X

Low Level X – – X O X

MATRIX1–4

High Level O – – O O O

Mid Level X – – X X X

Low Level X – – X X X

Reference


GE

- 91 -

NERAL High Level Mid Level Low Level

Scene AStore O O X

Recall O O O

Scene BStore O O X

Recall O O O

Library AStore O O X

Recall O O X

Library BStore O O X

Recall O O X

Setup

+48V Master O X X

Bus Setup O O X

Brightness O O O

Custom Fader Bank O O X

File Load O X X

Network X X X

OMNI OUT Patch O X X

Preference O O O

Recall Safe O X X

Slot Setup O X X

Time X X X

User Defined Control O X X

Other

Monitor Delay O X X

Mute Safe O X X

Oscillator O O X

Stereo Link O O X

Reference


QuSLOT Tio1608-D: TF OUTPUT

Tio1 T OUT 1 No connection
































Tio1 T OUT 33 Tio1608-D UNIT ID 1: OUTPUT1








*1 N

- 92 -

ick Config Input and input channel relationshipsTio1608-D: TF INPUT SLOT: TF INPUT CHANNEL TF OUTPUT CHANNEL:

608-D UNIT ID 1: INPUT1 SLOT IN 1 CH1 Input Select CH1 Direct Out SLO
































608-D UNIT ID 3: INPUT1*1 SLOT IN 33 CH33 Input Select*1 AUX1 Output SLO








o connection for TF1, TF-RACK.

Reference


* Wh

No c T OUT 41 Tio1608-D UNIT ID 2: OUTPUT3












No c T OUT 53 No connection




No cT OUT 57 Tio1608-D UNIT ID 1: OUTPUT7,

Tio1608-D UNIT ID 2: OUTPUT7No c

No cT OUT 58 Tio1608-D UNIT ID 1: OUTPUT8

Tio1608-D UNIT ID 2: OUTPUT8No c





T OUT 63 No connection

T OUT 64 No connection

SLOT Tio1608-D: TF OUTPUT

- 93 -

en quick config is turned off, this table also applies for mixer SLOT channels.

onnection SLOT IN 41 No connection AUX9 Output SLO












onnection SLOT IN 53 No connection MATRIX1 OUT (V2.5 and later) SLO




onnection SLOT IN 57 No connectionSTEREO L Output SLO

onnection SLOT IN 58 No connection

onnection SLOT IN 59 No connectionSTEREO R Output SLO

onnection SLOT IN 60 No connection

onnection SLOT IN 61 No connection SUB Output SLO

onnection SLOT IN 62 No connection No connection SLO

onnection SLOT IN 63 ST IN 2L Input Select MONITOR L Output SLO

onnection SLOT IN 64 ST IN 2R Input Select MONITOR R Output SLO

No connection SLO

No connection SLO

Tio1608-D: TF INPUT SLOT: TF INPUT CHANNEL TF OUTPUT CHANNEL:

Reference


Wa

Item

File

ExceLibritem

FileOpeor D

OveNot

Tio "witTurn

Ope

Inva

Ope

SCE

SCE

Can

Can

OpeFull

Wro

Turn

Not

Can

Pag

Can

Not

File

You tried to read an unsupported file format from the USB memory.

The USB memory could not be recognized.

The file could not be saved to the USB memory.

Could not overwrite the file on the USB memory because the file is write-protected.

The name of the directory you tried to create matches the name of an existing directory.This message may also be displayed when editing a file or directory name.

Could not access the file on the USB memory for some reason.

An internal file access error occurred.

An error occurred during formatting.

Recording stopped because the USB memory was removed during recording.

Recording stopped because the USB memory became full during recording.

The number of files supported by the USB recorder was exceeded.

Recording or playback stopped because time is required for a USB storage device process.

A USB memory device with an allocation unit size under 4096 bytes was connected. If you record in this situation, the format may become damaged.

The backup battery's voltage is low.

The IP address setting or gateway setting is incorrect.

The same rates of the console and the computer that is connected to the USB TO HOST connector are different. (Console: 44.1 kHz, PC; 48 kHz)Set the sample rate of the computer to 44.1 kHz.

The same rates of the console and the computer that is connected to the USB TO HOST connector are different. (Console: 48kHz, PC; 44.1kHz)Set the sample rate of the computer to 48kHz.

Two or more devices connected to the NY64-D via the Dante network have the same UNIT ID.

An error occurred with the Dante module of the NY64-D or Tio1608-D.

The MAC address of the NY64-D is damaged and communication is not possible.

An memory error occurred with the Dante module of the Tio1608-D.

An excessive amount of audio data was sent over the Dante network connected to the NY64-D.

Description

- 94 -

rnings and error messagesMessage Description

Already Exists. Replace it? Displayed when you are about to store (overwrite) a Library.

Already Exists, Replace it?When using Save As, the name of the file you tried to save was the same name as an existing file.Displayed when you are about to save (overwrite) data.

ed Maximum Number!ary A:XXXX items, Library B:XXXX s

The Library exceeds the maximum number of items and cannot be loaded.

System is Not Ready. This ration can Overwrite Existing Files irectories.

You tried to start recording immediately after connecting a USB storage device (i.e., while a list was being generated). You tried to change the name of a file or directory.

r Current Error! This USB Device is Supported. Please Disconnect.

The USB device was disconnected because overcurrent was detected in the USB connection.

OUTPUT is in Use by Another TF.h OUTPUT" in Quick Config is ed off.

The OUTPUT of the Tio1608-D is already in use by a console using Quick Config, therefore the "with OUTPUT" in Quick Config was turned off for this console.

ration Failed!An error occurred during the operation. (This is a general error.)Less severe than "Unknown".(Between "Unknown" and "Ignore".)

lid Name! Name violates naming convention.

ration Ignored.

The feature assigned to the knob was not operated. The operation had no effect.This message refers to Tips operations for User Defined Knobs.This message is displayed when the feature assigned to a User Defined Knob cannot be operated.

NE #XX is Empty! No data is stored in the Scene you tried to recall, or the data is damaged.

NE #XX is Read Only! You tried to overwrite a Scene that is write-protected.

not Store! Could not save the data in the Scene memory or in the Library.

not Recall! Could not recall the data from the Scene memory or from the Library.

ration Failed. Library X Memory .

You tried to add data when the memory was full.A or B will be entered into X.

ng Word Clock! (Slot) The sample rate setting of the NY64-D is incorrect, therefore it cannot sync with the console.

Off 1-knob Mode to Adjust. 1-knob mode is enabled; turn 1-knob mode off.

hing to Paste! You tried to paste data when the copy buffer was empty.

not Bookmark This Screen. You tried to bookmark a screen that cannot be bookmarked.

e Does not Exist.

not Close This Popup.

Bookmarked. The item is not bookmarked.

Busy! Operation Denied. The operation could not be performed because the USB memory was being accessed.

Unsupported File Format!

Storage Not Found!

Couldn't Write File.

File Protected!

Already Exists!

Couldn't Access File.

File Error!

Format Error!

USB Storage Unmounted! Recorder Stopped.

USB Storage Full! Recorder Stopped.

Maximum Number of Audio Files Exceeded!

USB Storage Busy: Recorder Stopped!

Illegal Storage Format! Format USB Device with the Other USB Port.

Low Battery!

Illegal IP Address!

USB Sample Rate Mismatch on USB. Console:44100Hz

USB Sample Rate Mismatch on USB. Console:48000Hz

Two or More Devices Have Same UnitID!

Dante Module Error!

Illegal Dante Module MAC Address!

Dante Module Memory Error!

Dante Audio Resource Overflow

Message

Reference


Und

Wro

Linkor S

Erro

Erro

Dan

Dan

Res

No

TF CFou

TF C8 D

Unk

Ove

Slot

Dan

DanCon

Dan

TwoCau

This is displayed when you touch the Quick Config button while the Tio1608-D or NY64-D are locked using Dante Device Lock. In this case, patching is not performed automatically by Quick Config, but it does not indicate a malfunction. Dante Controller (v3.10.0.19 and later) is required to unlock the devices.

The user does not have permission to perform the operation, therefore the operation was ignored.

The user is not logged in, therefore the operation cannot be performed.

The password that was entered is incorrect.

Description

- 95 -

er Synchronization

Settings are bring performed for a Tio1608-D on the Dante network connected to the NY64-D.When the Tio1608-D is in Resume mode, this message may be displayed continuously on the SLOT SETUP screen. This is not a malfunction.

ng Word Clock! (Dante Device)The sample rate setting of a device on the Dante network connected to the NY64-D is incorrect, therefore the device cannot sync to the NY64-D.

ed at 10/100Mbps. Check Cables witches.

A switch or cable that does not support Gigabit Ethernet is connected to the Dante network connected to the NY64-D.

r on the Dante Primary Port When using a redundancy network, an error has occurred on the PRIMARY network and the SECONDARY network is being used.

r on the Dante Secondary Port When using a redundancy network, an error has occurred on the SECONDARY network.

te Patch or Setting Modified A setting that is different from the values determined by Quick Config has been set, perhaps by Dante Controller.

te Setting Mismatch

The UNIT ID switch on the Tio1608-D panel does not match the actual unit ID. This is displayed when you change the Tio1608-D's UNIT ID while the Tio1608-D is locked using Dante Device Lock, or when you change the switch after turning the unit on.

tart Tio to Complete Quick Config The Tio1608-D Device Config or other settings do not equal Quick Config values. Restart the Tio1608-D.

Option Card InstalledThere is no NY64-D card installed in the expansion slot.This message is displayed when the Quick Config button is ON and there is no NY64-D card installed.

ontrols First 24 Dante Devices nd

The maximum number of I/O Racks (Tio1608-D, R series, etc.) on the Dante network connected to the NY64-D has been exceeded.

ontrols HAs of Maximum of ante Devices

The maximum number of Dante devices with HA on the Dante network connected to the NY64-D has been exceeded.

nown Option Card Installed! An unsupported card has been found in the console's expansion slot.

rcurrent Detected (Slot) Overcurrent was detected in the card installed in the expansion slot.

Communication Error! A communication error occurred in the card installed in the expansion slot.

te Module Restarted! The Dante module of the NY64-D was restarted.

te Setting Error! Please Restart the sole.

An error occurred in the Dante module of the NY64-D that requires you to restart the console.If this message is displayed, restart the console.

te I/O Device Disconnected A Dante device was disconnected from the NY64-D.

or More HA Controllers may se Conflict

More than one device on the Dante network can control the same device's HA, therefore operational conflicts may occur.This message is displayed every time the HA Control on the SLOT SETUP screen is turned on, but it does not indicate a malfunction.

Message Description

Dante devices are locked. Use Dante Controller to unlock devices.

Permission Denied!

Operation ignored, you are not logged-in.

Incorrect password entered.

Message

Index


Nu1-kn1-kn

InLoVo

AACCASSAudiAutoAUXAUXAUX

CCH SCH VChanCOMConf

ESen

ylumAAL

gitrecsp

s s

T screen................ 39 KEYS................... 29 KNOBS................ 29

ion ......................... 38

ror messages ........ 94.............................. 14

CUCUm

DDa(s

DCDCDEDiDiDi

EEQEQ

- 96 -

Index

mericsob COMP.................................. 55ob EQ ....................................... 50tensity ....................................... 50udness ..................................... 50cal............................................ 50

ESS PERMISSION screen ...... 39IGN screen ............................... 63o file.......................................... 14 CH Select................................ 281–AUX8 channels .................... 439/10–19/20 channels................ 439/10–AUX19/20.......................... 7

TRIP section ........................... 42IEW screen ............................. 64nel Color Calibration screen ... 83P screen.................................. 55iguration screens ................. 5, 47................................................. 18TOM FADER BANK screen u .............................................. 34

ight saving time mer time) ................................ 36

ASSIGN screen ...................... 76 group....................................... 76AY screen................................. 78al gain....................................... 48t out ......................................... 65

laying configuration screens..... 11

creen ....................................... 49creen menu ............................. 53

FFader Calibration screen................. 82FADER section ............................... 44File information ............................... 17Footswitch....................................... 31FX screen (FX1/2, InsFX1–6) ......... 57

GGainFinder ...................................... 47GATE screen .................................. 53Gateway.......................................... 36GEQ screen .................................... 72Group channels............................... 44

IInitialize (internal memory).............. 79Initialize (NY64-D)........................... 80Initialize All Memory screen ............ 79Initialize Current Memory screen .... 80Input channels................................. 42Input Port Trim screen .................... 81INPUT screen ................................. 47Internal clock................................... 36IP address....................................... 36

KKeyboard screen............................. 10

LLevel meter ..................................... 13Library ............................................... 8Library screen ................................... 8License information......................... 38LOGIN screen ................................. 38

MMaintenance screen........................ 79MATRIX1–MATRIX4 channels ....... 43Menu ............................................... 10METER screen................................ 13Metering point ................................. 13Monitor ............................................ 18MONITOR screen ........................... 18MP3................................................. 14

OOMNI OUT....................................... 22OMNI OUT screen menu................. 22Oscillator.......................................... 20Output Port Trim screen .................. 81OUTPUT screen .............................. 74OVERVIEW screen ......................... 42OVERVIEW screen operations........ 44

PPeak Hold ........................................ 13Phantom power ............................... 48Phase .............................................. 48PHONES jack .................................. 19Playback .......................................... 14Playback mode ................................ 17Preset ................................................ 8

RRecall on/off checkboxes................... 8RECORDER screen (INPUT/OUTPUT/TITLE LIST screen) ........ 14

RECORDER screen menu .............. 18Recording ........................................ 14RTA display ..................................... 72

SSAVE/LOAD screen menu .............. 26Scene .............................................. 11SCENE screen ................................ 11SCENE screen menu ...................... 13SEND FROM screen ....................... 75Send pan ......................................... 75SEND TO AUX screen .................... 62SETUP screen................................. 21Stereo channels............................... 42Stereo link........................................ 47SUB channels.................................. 43Subnet mask.................................... 36

TTime stamp...................................... 37Toolbar ............................................ 11

UUSER ACCOUNUSER DEFINEDUSER DEFINED

VVersion informat

WWarnings and erWAV ..................

Index


�

AAcce

Ap

BButto

CChecCopysett

CUSRe

CustCo

DDCA

As

EEditiEditiEQ

1-GEHPLPM

FFeat

AsAsKEAsKN

PPlay

Fi

- 97 -

Operations and settings

ssplying access permissions ...... 40

n and slider operations............ 10

king the input signals .............. 19ing and pasting channel

ings........................................... 45TOM FADER BANKcalling...................................... 34om fader banknfiguring .................................. 34

groupssigning channels...................... 77

ng a Preset ................................. 9ng a Scene ............................... 12

knob EQ mode ......................... 51Q............................................. 73F ............................................. 52F .............................................. 52

anual mode............................... 51

ure assignmentssigning to footswitch ................ 33signing to [USER DEFINED YS] .......................................... 32signing to [USER DEFINED OBS] ....................................... 33

backles on USB storage device ....... 18

RRecall safe

Using recall safe.......................... 25Recalling a Preset............................. 9Recalling a Scene ........................... 12Recording

Recording.................................... 17

SSetting

Adjust the send level ................... 75Channel colors ............................ 83Compressor................................. 56Effects ......................................... 58Fader calibration ......................... 82Gate ............................................ 54Input ............................................ 15Insert effects................................ 58Oscillator ..................................... 20Output ......................................... 16PREFERENCE screen................ 29SEND FROM level ...................... 75SEND TO AUX level ................... 63Stereo link, input source.............. 48

Product dimensions


224

599

716

225

599

T

T

Unit: mm

- 98 -

Product dimensions

480

225

599

510

866

225

599

F5 TF3

F1 TF1 rack mount (14U)

Product dimensions


T

Unit: mm

- 99 -

132

480

374

409

430

368

35

22396

F-RACK

��

Block diagram

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

�� !�

��

��

��!�

�� !�

��

��

��"#$��

�"#$��

�� %��!�%��

��"#$��

�&��%��&��&�

��"#$��

�!&��!&��

��"#$��

�!&��%��!&��

��

��

%!�%!��

�� !�

��"#$��

�� !�

�&�

%��

�"#$��

��

��

�&�

��

��"#$��

�!&*��

%��!&*��'��*��' ��

��

��

��

��

��

��+�� ,

��

�� !�

��

��

�"#$��"#$��

�"#$��

%�

��!&��

%��!&��"#$��

��

!�

��"#$��

��"#$��

�!&��%��

��"#$��

��"#$��

�!&*��%��!&*��'��*��'

��

��

��

��

��+� �,

��

�� !�

��

��

�"#$��"#$��

�"#$��

%�

��!&��

��!&*��'��*��'

��+� �,

%��

+�� !��"#$��"#$��

�!&�'

�!&�

�!&�'�!&*�!&�'

�!&��!&��!&�

��!%��!��

��

��%��

��%��

!� !��

�"#$��"#$��

+�� !��

�� !�

��&��&� �&�� %��"#$��

%��

%��

%!�

�&�

�&�

�!&�'

�!&* 1

�!&�'

�!&�*

�!&�

�!&�

�!&�1

!��

!��

� �

��

�� !

��

�"#$��"#$��

�.

��

!%��

%!�%!��

%!�%!��

��

��

��

��

�� !�

��

��+� �,��

��"#$��

�"#$��

�� %��!�%��

%!�%!��

��

��&��&�

��!&��

��!&*��'��*��'

�� !�

��

!%��

��!��+��-�,��!��*��.+��, ��

�

�

%��'�

��!��./��0��/��-��+��-�,��!��./��0��/��+��,��!��./��/�*��.+��,

��

��

��'(��

��

��

��

��)��

��

��

��

��'(��

��

��)��

��!��%�� %��

%��

!%��

!%��

��!��%�� %��

%��

%��.�

%��.�

��"�

��

��%��

��

��

��

��

%��!��

%��!��

%!��!�

�!&��!��!&��!�

�!&��!�1

�!&�'��!��!&*��!�

�!&�*��!�1

�!&�'��!�

��!��

��!��

��&��!��&��!��&��!��&��!�

��

��

��(�5

��

��(�5

��

��(�5

��

��(�5

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��%��

��

�

��

��!�

��

��%��

��

�

��

��

!��

��%��

��

��

��

!��

��%��

��

��

��

��%��

��

��

��

�234��"2#�5#$��"2#

��%

��## ��

%23�678

%��

%��

%!�

�!&�

�!&�

�!&�

!%��%��

��

��

��)��

��)��

�$�%&

!%��

�� !��

��

��

��%��

%��!�

%!��!�

%��

%��

��)��

!%��/��

!��

��)�� 89

!%��

1

�!&*

�!&�'

�!&�*

�!&�'

1

��

%��/��

�&�/��

�!&��

�!&*��'��

%�/�%!��

��!��%��

��

!�

��)

��

��

%7:;9��7$� "38$"

%��

%��

%!�

�&�

�&�

�!&�'

�!&* 1

�!&�'

�!&�*

�!&�

�!&�

�!&�1

!��

!��

� �

��'��"

�� %��

��

��

!�

��

%��%��!&��!&��

�!&��1

��

��

��

�

�

�

��

�

�

�

�

�

�

%��

�� !��+�7#�%��!��,

�!&��!��'�+�7#�%��!��-��,

%��!��/�%!��!�/��!�+�7#�%��!��-0/-�/-*/.�/.��,

%��+�7#� ��!�#�,

%��.�/�.�+�7#�%��!�#�,

��

�'

-

��

�

��&��!��+�7#�%��!��-��-.�,�

��&�

��&�

��&�

��&�

��&��

%��'�+�7#� ��'��!�#1��-/��,�

��'��+��-/��,��

��

��

��

�� !�

��('�� ('�

��

��

��%��

��!�

��"�"�

��

��

�� !�

��

!�

��

��

�9<��

�� !�

��

��

��

��

!�

��

�� !�

��

�"#$��

�� )

��

��

�� !�

��

��

�� !�

�9<��

!� ��

��

�"#$��

��

�� "#$��

��&��

��&�

��&�

��&�� %��

%��

!� ��

�"#$��&�� &� %��

%�

%!�

��&�

��&�� %��

� ��

!�

��)��

�� !�

��

��

�"#$��

��

��&�

��&�

%��

%��

%��

�� !�"��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

�� !�

��

��

��!�

�� !�

��

��

��"#$��

�"#$��

�� %��!�%��

��"#$��

�&��%��&��&�

��"#$��

�!&��!&��

��"#$��

�!&��%��!&��

��

��

%!�%!��

�� !�

��"#$��

�� !�

�&�

��

��'(��

��

��

��)��

%��

��

�"#$��

��)��

��!��%��

��

��

�&�

��

��"#$��

�!&*��

%��!&*��'��*��' ��

��

��

��

��

��

��+�� ,

��

�� !�

��

��

�"#$��"#$��

�"#$��

%�

��!&��

%��!&��"#$��

��

!�

��"#$��

��"#$��

�!&��%��

��"#$��

��"#$��

�!&*��%��!&*��'��*��'

��

��

��

��

��+� �,

��

�� !�

��

��

�"#$��"#$��

�"#$��

%�

��!&��

��!&*��'��*��'

��+� �,

%��

+�� !��"#$��"#$��

�!&�'

�!&�

�!&�'�!&*�!&�'

�!&��!&��!&�

��!%��!��

��

��%��

��%��

!� !��

�"#$��"#$��

+�� !��

�� !�

��&��&� �&�� %��"#$��

%��

%��

%!�

�&�

�&�

�!&�'

�!&* 1

�!&�'

�!&�*

�!&�

�!&�

�!&�1

!��

!��

� �

!%��

!%��

��!��%��

��

�� !

��

�"#$��"#$��

�.

��

!%��

%��.�

%��.�

%!�%!��

%!�%!��

��

�� !�"��

��

��"�

��

��(�5

��%��

��

��

��

��(�5

�� )

��(�5

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��

��%��

��

�

��

��!�

��

��%��

��

�

��

��

!��

��%��

��

��

��

!��

��%��

��

%��!��

%��!��

%!��!�

�!&��!��!&��!�

�!&��!�1

�!&�'��!��!&*��!�

�!&�*��!�1

�!&�'��!�

��!��

��!��

�� (

��

��&��!��&��!��&��!��&��!�

��

��

��%��

��

��

��

��

��

��

�234��"2#�5#$��"2#

��%

��## ��

%23�678

%��

%��

%!�

�!&�

�!&�

�!&�

!%��%��

��

��

��)��

��)��

�$�%&

!%��

�� !��

��

��

��%��

%��!�

%!��!�

%��

��)��

!%��/��

!��

��)�� 89

!%��

1

�!&*

�!&�'

�!&�*

�!&�'

1

��

%��/��

�&�/��

�!&��

�!&*��'��

%�/�%!��

��!��%��

��

!�

��)

��

��

%7:;9��7$� "38$"

��

��

��

�� !�

��('�� ('�

��

��

��%��

��!�

%��

%��

%!�

�&�

�&�

�!&�'

�!&* 1

�!&�'

�!&�*

�!&�

�!&�

�!&�1

!��

!��

� � ��"�"�

��

��

�� !�

��

!�

��

��

�9<��

�� !�

��

��

��

��

!�

��

�� !�

��

�"#$��

�� )

��

��

�� !�

��

��

�� !�

�9<��

!�

�"#$��

��

�� "#$��

��'��"

�� %��

��

��

!�

��

%��%��!&��!&��

�!&��1

��

��

��

�

�

�

��

��

�

�

�

%��

�� !��+�7#�%��!��,

�!&��!��'�+�7#�%��!��-��,

%��!��/�%!��!�/��!�+�7#�%��!��-0/-�/-*/.�/.��,

%��+�7#� ��!�#�,

%��.�/�.�+�7#�%��!�#�,

��

�'

-

��

�

��&�� &�

��&��

%��

!� ��

�"#$��&�� &� %��

%�

��&��!��+�7#�%��!��-��-.�,�

��&�

��&�

��&�

��&�

��&��

��&��

� ��

!�

��)��

�� !�

��

��

��

�"#$��

��&�

%��&�

%��

��&�

%��

%!�

��&�

%��

%��

Published 01/2017 CR-F0

© 2015 Yamaha CorporationManual Development Group

Yamaha Downloadshttp://download.yamaha.com/

Yamaha Pro Audio global websitehttp://www.yamahaproaudio.com/

Published 01/2017 CR-F0

© 2015 Yamaha CorporationManual Development Group

Yamaha Downloadshttp://download.yamaha.com/

Yamaha Pro Audio global websitehttp://www.yamahaproaudio.com/

Documents

V3.1 Reference Manual - AUDIENS