Yamaha PM 5000 Series, Owner'S Manual

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Page 2: ...des and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the pro vided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories sp...

Page 3: ...or other property These precautions include but are not limited to the following Remove the electric plug from the outlet when the device is not to be used for extended periods of time or during electrical storms When removing the electric plug from the device or an outlet always hold the plug itself and not the cord Pulling by the cord can damage it Turn the unit ON or OFF using only the POWER sw...

Page 4: ...nd avoid use excessive force on the buttons switches or connectors This device has a built in backup battery When you unplug the power cord from the AC outlet the internal data is retained However if the backup battery fully discharges this data will be lost When the backup battery is running low the display indicates LoBT Low Battery In this case immediately save the data to a Memory Card Compact...

Page 5: ...oduct 2 IMPORTANT When connecting this product to accesso ries and or another product use only high quality shielded cables Cable s supplied with this product MUST be used Follow all installation instructions Failure to follow instruc tions could void your FCC authorization to use this product in the USA 3 NOTE This product has been tested and found to comply with the requirements listed in FCC Re...

Page 6: ...alog sound technology with the added benefits of digital control Please read this manual carefully before use to ensure that you benefit from the maximum performance and control capabilities that your PM5000 can deliver Also keep the manual safe but handy so you can refer to later Copying of the commercially available music data and or digital audio files is strictly prohibited except for your person...

Page 7: ...wing the signal flow from input to output the individual features and functions of each section and module are described individually Scene Memory Functions page 51 Operation of the PM5000 scene memory functions including storage of panel settings and motor fader operations is described here Utility Functions page 56 This section describes operation of the utility functions relating to overall syst...

Page 8: ... G A Group Aux Send 1 8 Block 18 Main Out Block 18 Channel Fader Block 20 Channel Grouping 21 VCA Grouping 21 Assigning VCA and Mute Groups 21 VCA Master and Master Mute Switch Group Control 24 Master Out Section 26 Multiple Masters In Single Modules 26 Basic Signal Routing 27 Controls Common To All Masters 28 Stereo Aux Master Module 30 G A Group Aux Master Module 31 Group Aux Switching 32 Stereo...

Page 9: ...5 Recall Safe Select 66 Solo Enable 66 Input Solo Safe 67 Monitor 67 Monitor Mode 67 Monitor Delay 68 Master Cue AFL Position 69 Scene Recall 69 Theater Mode 69 Fader Mode 70 Automation 70 Direct Recall Mute Master 71 GPI 72 Scene Inc Dec GPI In 72 GPI Out 72 Cascade 74 Cascade 76 MIDI 77 MIDI Program Change 80 MIDI Control Change 81 MIDI Setting 81 MIDI Echo Back 82 MIDI Program Change Table 83 A...

Page 10: ...M5000 Overview NOTE In this manual the console s main functional groups are referred to as sections Each section further contains blocks of functions The basic hardware divisions are modules For example all of the console s input modules make up the input channel section Each input channel is made up of an EQ block a fader block and others In the PM5000 each input channel is made up of two separat...

Page 11: ...re all derived from the master output section The matrix input section is located at the top of the master output section The signal from each master can be sent to a matrix bus by turning the master s TO MATRIX switch on and using the matrix level controls to apply the signal to the required matrix bus The SUB IN control located next to the stereo mono master SEND LEVEL control adjusts the level ...

Page 12: ...eter Bridge page 47 Used in conjunction with the monitor control section the meter bridge s LED bar graph meters provide visual monitoring of final output levels at the console s rear panel outputs Indicators are also provided to display the status of the PW5000 Power Supply unit as well as the console s internal fan unit and phantom power supplies Brightness controls for the console s illuminated ...

Page 13: ... are the stereo and mono master outputs ST OUT MONO C º Lamp Connectors The supplied gooseneck lamps can be connected here 4 connectors on the PM5000 52C 3 on the PM5000 36 and PM5000 28 Lamp brightness can be adjusted via the LAMP DIMMER control on the meter bridge Engage the LAMP OFF switch to turn the lamps off Fan Vents These are the air vents for the console s internal cooling fans 4 location...

Page 14: ...e only MIDI The PM5000 MIDI connectors allow connection to other MIDI equipment to provide the following capabilities Program change message reception from an external MIDI device for scene memory selection Transmission of appropriate program change messages to external MIDI gear when a scene memory is recalled on the PM5000 Control change reception from an external MIDI device for control of PM50...

Page 15: ...supply 40 volt phantom power to the corresponding input 2 PAD Switch When this switch is engaged a 26 db pad is inserted at the channel s input to compensate for high level source signals Input Channel Section Mono Input Module Stereo Input Module The arrows indicate controls and indicators that differ between the mono and stereo input modules NOTE In order to use phantom power the rear panel 48V ...

Page 16: ...e shaping of the channel signal The HIGH and LOW bands are switchable between shelving and peaking operation while the HI MID and LO MID bands are peaking types 7 EQ Controls Two controls are provided for each EQ band the upper Q control adjusts bandwidth while the lower concentric control adjusts frequency outer control and gain inner control The HIGH and LOW bands additionally have a peaking she...

Page 17: ...the switch is off the insert is post EQ When on when the indicator is lit the insert is pre EQ Stereo Aux Send 1 12 Block The controls in this block determine the levels at which the channel signal is sent to the console s 12 stereo aux buses Send Level and Pan Controls mono modules Send Level and Balance Controls stereo modules The inner controls adjust send level 0 dB at approximately 2 o clock ...

Page 18: ...rol mono modules only Adjusts panning of the signal sent to the bus es to which the channel signal is assigned via the main out switches When the ST switch is engaged assigning the channel signal to the stereo bus stereo panning is adjusted via the inner control When the LCR switch is engaged and the channel signal is assigned to both the stereo and mono buses in LCR mode the outer CSR Center Side...

Page 19: ... signal is sent to both the stereo and mono buses The difference between these two setups is described below For example mono sources are normally positioned in the stereo sound field or swept from one side to the other by adjusting the panning to the stereo bus This works fine when the distance between the left and right speakers is relatively small but problems arise in venues where the speakers a...

Page 20: ... is assigned If a VCA group master to which the channel is assigned is muted via its VCA MUTE switch the corresponding VCA indicator will flash rather than light continuously More details are provided in the Channel Grouping section on page 21 MUTE Indicators 1 8 Indicate the mute groups to which the corresponding channel is assigned More details are provided in the Channel Grouping section CUE Swi...

Page 21: ...roup configurations for different scenes in a show for example can be set up beforehand and then recalled instantaneously as needed This type of speed and flexibility is simply not possible using the traditional group bus assignment method Assigning VCA and Mute Groups Each input channel can be freely assigned to any of 12 VCA groups and 8 mute groups for group level control via the VCA master fader...

Page 22: ... 3 for all input channels to be assigned to the selected VCA master 5 If a different VCA master CUE switch is pressed at this point the target VCA master will change accordingly and new channel assignments can be made All channel assignments to the previously selected VCA master will be confirmed and their corresponding VCA indicators will light 6 Channel assignments can now be made to the newly se...

Page 23: ...t step 3 for all input channels to be assigned to the selected mute group 5 If a different mute master switch is pressed at this point the target mute group will change accordingly and new channel assignments can be made All channel assignments to the previously selected mute group will be confirmed and their corresponding MUTE indicators will light 6 Channel assignments can now be made to the newl...

Page 24: ...er modules function as group mute switches for the assigned input channels NOTE The VCA MUTE switches function in a slightly different way than the mute master switches When a VCA MUTE switch is engaged the effect is the same as turning that VCA fader all the way down to The mute master switches on the other hand disengage the channel ON switches of the assigned channels VCA 2 VCA 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 25: ...ash or go out entirely when muted as described on page 25 1 NOTE Refer to the Monitor Control Section on page 40 for more details NOTE If the mute safe function is on the channel RECALL SAFE switches can be used to prevent specified channels in the group from being muted when the assigned mute master switch is engaged details on page 66 When the direct recall function is on and the DIRECT RECALL in...

Page 26: ...etting 1 Enter the Group Mute Display Setup Mode by turning the power off and then back on while holding the ASSIGN MODE MUTE switch Please note however that the console will automatically restart in the normal mode if no operations are performed for 5 seconds NORMAL CAUTION 16 16 12 48 HIGH STOP THERMAL POWER ON OFF OPERATION MONITOR FAN LINE VOLTAGE FAN SPEED AUTO HIGH POWER SUPPLY M U T E M O D...

Page 27: ...u want to restart in the normal mode without altering the previous setting NOTE This setting is retained when the console power is turned off but is not included in the setup memory and therefore can not be saved to a CF memory card When the STATIC mode is selected the ON switches will still flash when PREVIEW is engaged When the STATIC mode is selected pressing the group muted channel ON switches ...

Page 28: ...ombine pairs of adjacent masters odd and even numbers in each module While the stereo aux master modules each handle two stereo signal pairs each G A master module can be used to handle two independent mono signals a linked pair of mono signals or a stereo pair Similarly the stereo mono master module combines the console s main stereo and mono bus masters Master Out Section Stereo Aux Master Modul...

Page 29: ...cessively hot signals to be reduced as necessary to prevent overload The next step in the signal path is the master insert allowing external processing gear to be applied at this point From there the signal goes to the corresponding rear panel master output and or to the corresponding stereo or mono matrix ST AUX ST AUX TO MATRIX MASTER OUT MATRIX INSERT INSERT G A OUT TO MATRIX INSERT INSERT MAST...

Page 30: ...rols In all cases the controls on the left side of the paired modules apply to an odd numbered master while those on the right apply to the adjacent even numbered master In the illustrations below the black bullets with white numbers refer to controls common to all master modules NOTE After the common controls have been described below the independent controls white bullets with black numbers will...

Page 31: ...xternal equipment connected to the corresponding INSERT IN and OUT connectors is inserted into the master signal 7 RECALL SAFE Switch Engaging this switch prevents the corresponding master s settings from being changed by a scene recall operation The parameters to be protected can be specified via a utility function page 65 8 Master Fader Determines the output level presented at the corresponding m...

Page 32: ...X R SUM GAIN ST AUX TO MATRIX ST AUX SUB IN L ST AUX SUB IN R TB OSC INSERT MASTER OUT MATRIX NOTE To maintain the proper subjective signal level the left and right channels are attenuated by 3 dB NOTE The L R switches allow the stereo aux masters to be used as mono masters In this case a signal applied to either the L or R SUB IN connector will be send to both the L and R master channels Since th...

Page 33: ...odule is functioning as dual group mono masters And when the AUX indicator is lit the module is functioning as a dual mono aux master G A G A IN SUM GAIN G A OUT TO MATRIX G A SUB IN TB OSC INSERT MASTER OUT MATRIX NOTE The signal sent from the G A master modules to the stereo and mono buses is the same as the post fader AFL signal that can be monitored by using the CUE switches For this reason wi...

Page 34: ...D LEVEL control have no effect The post fader stereo signal is L R balanced via the BAL control and sent to the odd and even numbered G A buses L odd R even GROUP PRE PAN The G A send block PRE FADER switch and SEND LEVEL control have no effect The post fader mono signal is sent to the odd and even numbered G A buses in parallel The G A send block PRE FADER switch and SEND LEVEL control have no ef...

Page 35: ...ngaged When the GROUP POST PAN mode is selected however adjacent G A master channels function as a stereo pair and the odd numbered master feeds the L cue bus while the even numbered master feeds the R cue bus In the GROUP POST PAN mode the two CUE switches on a module function in tandem so that engaging either one will automatically engage the other at the same time CUE L CUE R CUE L R CUE L R L ...

Page 36: ...ontrols on a stereo aux module i e the controls for one stereo pair For maximum convenience in practical applications however independent TB OSC switches are provided for the left and right channels so that the talkback or oscillator signal can be applied independently to one channel or the other or to both if required Similarly the mono master controls correspond approximately to one half of the ...

Page 37: ...ration for each master is basically the same From the top down there are four stereo matrices ST MATRIX 1 4 and eight mono matrices MATRIX 1 8 The outputs from the master modules can be assigned to the matrix inputs and the matrix send levels individually adjusted as required Matrix Send and Master Out Section STEREO MATRIX 1 STEREO MATRIX 2 STEREO MATRIX 3 STEREO MATRIX 4 MATRIX 1 MATRIX 2 MATRIX...

Page 38: ...or signal is simultaneously assigned to the L and R channels of stereo matrix buses The PEAK indicators light when the matrix bus signal reaches 3 dB below clipping When a PEAK indicator lights it is advisable to reduce the send level from the corresponding masters until the indicator goes out Stereo Aux Master Module G A Master Module Stereo Mono Master Module Stereo Mono Master Module ST MATRIX ...

Page 39: ...and mono matrices the L and R channels of stereo matrices are controlled simultaneously The only difference is the MONO MODE indicator provided on the stereo matrices ST MATRIX 1 4 The MONO MODE indicator lights when the corresponding stereo matrix is being used as a mono matrix Engaging the matrix ON switch activates the corresponding matrix output output from that matrix is disable when the ON s...

Page 40: ...trix bus allow the talback oscillator signal to be routed as required The oscillator and talkback signals are applied to the TB bus by engaging the OSC ON or talkback ON switch respectively Since the oscillator and talkback sections share the same TB bus however only one can be engaged at a time If both the OSC ON and talkback ON switches are engaged simultaneously the talkback section takes prior...

Page 41: ...When the OSC ON switch is engaged the oscillator signal is output at the level determined by the oscillator LEVEL control make sure the talkback section ON switch is disengaged To deliver a talkback signal via the TB bus an appropriate microphone must be plugged into the INPUT connector input level 50 dB When using a phantom powered microphone engage the 48V switch to supply 48 volt phantom power ...

Page 42: ... switch is then engaged the monitor source will be switched to the corresponding 2 track input Cue monitoring occurs when any channel or master CUE switch is engaged cue monitoring takes priority over 2 track input monitoring Monitor Control Section NOTE A monitor delay function is provided to allow a delay to be applied to the monitor and headphone outputs for time alignment between the sound fro...

Page 43: ...e signal can be monitored The cue signals from the input channel section VCA section or master out section including the matrix out section can be monitored one section at a time When a CUE switch is engaged in any section the corresponding cue indicator will light INPUT CUE VCA CUE or MASTER CUE The cue signal is derived from different points in different sections as described in the chart below ...

Page 44: ... is engaged will be sent to the MONITOR outputs It is therefore possible to switch individual channels in a VCA group on or off while monitoring It is thus possible to monitor the PFL or AFL signal from each input channel but a considerable shift in level may occur when switching from one to the other Cue trim controls are provided to compensate for this the INPUT CUE TRIM adjusts the PFL cue sign...

Page 45: ... All current CUE switch settings are normally disengaged if a CUE switch in a different section is engaged When all panel CUE switches are turned off monitor output reverts to the main stereo program or 2 track input signal In some situations however the PM5000 cue stack function applies If for example cue monitoring is engaged for the master out section then the VCA section and then the input cha...

Page 46: ...y the console s master or matrix outs Since solo monitoring in the PM5000 is handled in essentially the same way as cue monitoring the term cue solo function can be used in cases in which no clear distinction is necessary Keyboard Vocal Bass Guitar CUE PM5000 Cue Engaged SOLO Keyboard Vocal Bass Guitar Guitar Guitar PM5000 Solo Engaged Guitar Bass Vocal Keyboard Guitar Bass Vocal Keyboard Guitar G...

Page 47: ...and group aux 1 is routed to matrix 1 When the solo mode is active and the channel 1 CUE switch is engaged only the channel 1 signal will appear at all master and matrix outputs to which it is routed the stereo aux 1 and group aux 1 master TO MATRIX switches must be engaged NOTE The PREVIEW indicator is used for scene memory confirmation editing page 55 NOTE If you engage the solo mode during cue m...

Page 48: ... to the recording gear via stereo aux 1 The signal does not appear at the on stage monitors however because group aux 1 is muted an internal switch allows this setting to be changed so that the on stage monitors do receive the channel 1 signal With this setup it is possible to solo monitor the stereo or stereo aux 1 master outputs by simply operating a single CUE switch making comparison of the ma...

Page 49: ...of these meters at once The CUE C meter is automatically switched to display the talkback oscillator signal level when either the OSC ON or talkback ON switch is engaged the TB OSC LED at the bottom of the meter will light NOTE Since there are only four stereo matrices meters 5 12 are not active when the meters are switched to stereo matrix level display PREVIEW SOLO SELECT SOLO MODE MATRIX STEREO...

Page 50: ...will light as long as continued operation is possible but if operation becomes impossible the power supply will automatically shut down The FAN CAUTION indicator if one or more of the PM5000 s internal cooling fans ceases to operate In either case have the unit s checked by qualified service personnel as soon as possible LAMP DIMMER LAMP OFF OUT METER LED DIMMER PANEL LED DIMMER Gooseneck lamp dimm...

Page 51: ...Control Section Control Functions The digital control section includes the majority of functions used for digital control of the PM5000 scene memory and utility features Digital Control Section 1 5 2 4 3 8 9 6 7 9 ...

Page 52: ...settings to be previewed and edited as required 8 Alpha numeric Keypad 9 CLEAR EXIT ENTER Keys INC DEC Keys The alpha numeric keypad is used to enter scene numbers and titles the CLEAR EXIT key cancels scene number entry or deletes title characters and the ENTER key confirms an entered scene number or other operation The INC and DEC keys are used to increment or decrement scene numbers or parameter...

Page 53: ...lled The RECALL SAFE switches provided on the input channels master outputs and matrix outputs and the FADER SAFE switches provided on the input channel and VCA master faders are used to specify which parameters are to be protected for the corresponding input or master channel as listed in the chart above When a RECALL SAFE or FADER SAFE switch is engaged the corresponding settings will not be aff...

Page 54: ... and that channel will be unassigned from the fade time function it will not be affected by the fade time setting and the fader setting will change instantaneously when a scene is recalled 4 Use the INC and or DEC keys to set the fade time from 0 1 to 60 seconds as required The fade time can be set in 0 1 second increments from 0 1 through 10 seconds in 0 2 second increments from 10 through 20 sec...

Page 55: ...keys or the INC and DEC keys can be used to scroll through the available scene memory numbers In either case the selected scene number will flash and the scene title will flash on the parameter display 2 Press the RECALL switch The scene number will light continuously and the corresponding scene settings will be recalled NOTE Settings cannot be stored in protected scenes If the protect function is a...

Page 56: ...phabet non numeric characters can be entered via the alpha numeric keypad after engaging the ALPHABET switch NOTE The RECALL UNDO switch will have no effect immediately after the console power has been turned on before any recall operations have been performed NOTE Scene numbers 000 through 009 cannot be edited Parameter display Alpha numeric keypadss Edit title Select alphabet non numeric charact...

Page 57: ...e the preview function is on 2 To select a scene to preview simply enter the desired scene number 000 999 The desired scene number can be directly entered via the alpha numeric keys or the INC and DEC keys can be used to scroll through the available scene memory numbers In either case the selected scene number will flash and the scene title will appear on the parameter display Number Key Non numeri...

Page 58: ... the RECALL switch is pressed the current preview settings are overwritten by the settings from the recalled scene In the latter case the preview settings will be lost if they have not been stored as described in step 4 above Press the UTILITY switch The utility mode will be engaged and the console will return to the pre preview state Utility Functions Overview The utility functions include functi...

Page 59: ...ve parameters in the internal PM5000 setup memory they can be saved externally on CompactFlash memory cards 3 When the desired parameter has been selected the first editable value for that parameter will appear on the parameter display NOTE When the UTILITY switch is engaged the last selected parameter will be recalled B A T T C H E C K Function Category Parameter No Parameter Basic 1 BATTERY CHECK...

Page 60: ...setup memory and time date settings while the power is off This function makes it possible to check the condition of the memory backup battery Press ENTER after selecting the above display and one of the following status messages will appear on the parameter display Battery voltage OK Battery voltage low No battery present NOTE The procedure described in step 4 above is not necessary for parameter...

Page 61: ...e ENTER pressed the time entry is confirmed and complete CompactFlash Memory Parameter No U03 This function allows internal scene and setup memory data to be saved to and loaded from external CompactFlash memory cards A memory card formatting function is also provided 1 Press ENTER after selecting the above display and one of the displays shown below will appear Select LOD load SAV save DEL delete ...

Page 62: ...n saving to the card or 3 to abort the operation Never remove a memory card from the card slot during a save operation The following display will appear while the data is being saved Data Load 2 After selecting LOD and pressing ENTER in step 1 above you will need to select the data file you want to load from the memory card 3 When you have selected the file to be loaded press the ENTER key The follo...

Page 63: ... savable to the scene memory such as the channel rotary controls EQ ON switch HPF ON switch etc cannot be locked 1 Press ENTER after selecting the above display and one of the displays shown below will appear either ON or OFF with flash on the parameter display 2 Use the INC and DEC keys to select either ON or OFF 3 Press the ENTER key and the following confirmation message will appear Press the alp...

Page 64: ... press the ENTER key Move scene The contents of the target trg scene memory are moved to the destination dst scene number This is similar to a cut and paste operation on a personal computer Clear scene Clears the contents of the specified target trg scene number resulting in a NO DATA scene You can also select ALL to clear all scenes except those that are protected Cut scene Cuts the selected targe...

Page 65: ...emory and are common to all scenes G A Bus Mode Parameter No U07 Each pair G A buses odd and even handled by the G A master modules can be used as dual mono group buses GROUP PRE PAN a stereo group bus GROUP POST PAN or dual mono aux buses page 32 The main difference between the aux and group mode is that in the aux mode the input module PRE switch can be used to determine whether the signal is se...

Page 66: ...rget stereo matrix via the parameter display use the INC and DEC or alpha numeric keys to select ALL all stereo matrices or the desired pair ST1 ST2 ST3 ST4 and then press the ENTER key 2 Use the INC and DEC keys to select ST stereo or MONO 3 Make changes to other stereo matrices as necessary NOTE Asterisks in the ALL display as shown above indicate that the G A buses are set to different modes If...

Page 67: ...ll operations maintaining the current settings The group assign safe function can be applied to all mute groups and or all assign groups 1 Press ENTER after selecting the above display and it will become possible to select the target group select MUTE or VCA and press the ENTER key 2 Use the INC and DEC keys to select ON protected scene recall has no effect or OFF not protected scene recall will a...

Page 68: ... input channel RECALL SAFE switches 2 Use the INC and DEC keys to turn the selected function ON or OFF Solo Enable Parameter No U12 Enables or disables the console s solo function If DISABLE is selected here the meter bridge SOLO MODE switch will have no effect The setting of this function cannot be changed while the solo mode is engaged Press ENTER after selecting the above display and use the IN...

Page 69: ...tor s monitoring environment and monitor output parameters The three monitor functions described in this section are stored in the PM5000 setup memory and are common to all scenes Monitor Mode Parameter No U14 The console s three monitor sources are the cue signal 2 track inputs and stereo master signal with priority in the order just listed In other words if the CUE and 2TR IN1 2 switches are off...

Page 70: ...he monitor delay ON or OFF When ON the MONITOR DELAY LED will light Delay units Determines whether the delay time will be set in milliseconds msec meters meter or feet Delay value The actual delay value based on the selected UNIT type The maximum available delay is 1 800 milliseconds 2 Use the INC and DEC keys to set the selected parameter as required 300 1000 sec x 1127 26 feet sec 338 178 feet 3...

Page 71: ...17 When the theater mode is engaged it is possible to directly recall scenes in sequence using only the INC and DEC keys This only applies to scene numbers 010 through 999 and empty NO DATA scenes will automatically be skipped Press ENTER after selecting the above display and a display like the one shown below will appear Use the INC and DEC keys to select ON theater mode on or OFF theater mode of...

Page 72: ... Use the INC and DEC keys to select ON scene memory ON or OFF scene memory OFF NOTE When the motor faders are turned off level changes will result in a mismatch between the internal fader levels and the physical fader positions This situation is indicated by a flashing FADER SAFE switch If you want to match the fader s position with the internal level either press the FADER SAFE switch or move the ...

Page 73: ...ing use the INC and DEC keys or the alpha numeric keypad to enter the number of the scene to be recalled by that switch and press ENTER again Unassigned status also can be selected 3 Assign scene numbers to the remaining switches in the same way NOTE The mode cannot be switched to DIR RECALL while any of the switches are engaged in mute master mode Disengage all mute masters prior to changing the ...

Page 74: ...rameter No U22 This function makes it possible to specify the GPI outputs to be used for fader start control a signal is sent when a fader is raised above 60 dB or lowered to and for scene linking Although 8 GPI outputs are provided so that these operations can be separated it is possible to assign control to the same GPI outputs Fader start settings are maintained in the console s setup memory an...

Page 75: ...C keys or the alpha numeric keypad to select the GPI output to be used for scene linking of the current scene and then press ENTER If you do not want GPI output to be produced when the current scene is recalled set this parameter to to prevent operation errors 3 Perform a scene store operation to store the settings you have just made to the scene memory page 53 Note that your scene link settings w...

Page 76: ...ned off NOTE The two cascade connection types cannot be used simultaneously If both types of connection are made the type A connection will take priority By connecting the master outs and matrix outs of the slave console to the master out and matrix out SUB IN connectors of the master PM5000 console the slave console can be used as an expansion console increasing the number of available channels N...

Page 77: ...ed O Independent operation Scene Recall Same Scene Number O O Linked VCA groups conform to master settings Scene Store Same Scene Number O X NOTE Please note that the various utility settings remain active for linked functions For this reason unexpected problems such as faders not moving inability to save a scene because the scene is protected master mute not functioning because the MUTE MASTER sw...

Page 78: ... MUTE8 mute groups 1 8 CUE SOL the cue solo function SCN RCL scene recall or SCN STR scene store and then press the ENTER key VCA Group 1 12 Mute Group 1 8 Cue Solo Function Scene Recall Scene Store 2 Use the INC and DEC keys to turn linking of the selected function ON or OFF 3 Set the links for other functions in the same way as required NOTE If the physical cascade connection and hardware MASTER...

Page 79: ...tch operation In other words program change commands received from an external MIDI controller can be used to recall PM5000 scenes while control change commands can be used to directly control the faders and switches MIDI provides a greater range and degree of control than the GPI interface You could for example use MIDI to continuously vary a stage lighting effect in response to a PM5000 fader op...

Page 80: ...device Also part of the standard MIDI implementation is an OMNI mode which when enabled allows commands to be received on any or all 16 MIDI channels When the OMNI mode is disable MIDI commands can only be received via the device s specified MIDI channel s The PM5000 takes advantage of this situation in the SINGLE mode using four combinations of bank select number OMNI ON OFF status and a separatel...

Page 81: ...the highest 10 bits are actually used NOTE The above explanation may seem a little confusing but this system has been implemented to allow effective connection with the widest possible range of external MIDI devices For example the SINGLE mode OMNI OFF BANK OFF allows some control even with external MIDI devices that have limited capabilities If an external MIDI device is capable of bank number tr...

Page 82: ...ne recall operation has been executed but no data will be transmitted when an empty NO DATA scene is recalled LOCAL The corresponding program change command will be transmitted whenever a scene recall operation is performed regardless of the results 2 Use the INC and DEC keys to select the program change table to be used either the pre programmed DEFAULT program change table or the user programmab...

Page 83: ...ode for program change transmission and reception 1 Press ENTER after selecting the above display and a display like the one shown below will appear Use the INC and DEC keys to select the required setting then press the ENTER key RX CH Receive Channel Program change commands will be received on the specified channel TX CH Transmit Channel Program change commands will be transmitted on the specified ...

Page 84: ...splay like the one shown below will appear Use the INC and DEC keys to select the required setting then press the ENTER key Program Change Echo Control Change Echo 2 Use the INC and DEC keys to turn the selected parameter ON echo enabled or OFF echo disabled 3 Set other MIDI functions as required NOTE The transmit and receive channels are not used for control change transmission and reception page...

Page 85: ...ber 1 128 Scene Number 000 999 2 Use the INC and DEC keys or the alpha numeric keypad to set each parameters and then press the ENTER key to move ahead 3 Repeat step 2 until the program change table is complete Initialize User Table 1 After selecting INITALIZE and pressing the ENTER key a display like the one shown below will appear 2 Press the alpha numeric keypad 1 key to execute the initializat...

Page 86: ...nal switch settings requires removal and replacement of the modules A Philips head screwdriver will be required Before performing any of the operations described below be sure that the power supply is turned OFF Module Removal and Replacement The procedure for removal of top panel modules is the same for the input and master section Top panel Module Removal 1 Turn the console s power supply OFF 2 ...

Page 87: ...o first remove the corresponding input channel and all connected wiring as described above 1 Make sure that the rear panel unit you are about to remove corresponds to the input channel you have removed then unscrew the upper and lower screws and remove the input unit 2 Press the snap button on the wiring harness to release the wire bundle then remove the wiring from the console frame Carefully pull...

Page 88: ...w Transformer Installation On Input modules 1 Turn the console s power supply OFF 2 Remove the mono or stereo console on which the transformer s is to be installed as per the module removal instructions above 3 Attach the transformer to the mounting bracket supplied with the ITR5000 transformer kit with the nut as shown in the illustration Make sure that the transformer leads are positioned in rel...

Page 89: ...he transformer leads using the supplied cable tie and cut off the excess tie Mono input module Stereo input module 8 Make sure the transformer leads are completely contained within the module That completes transformer installation Be careful that the leads don t get caught on any part of the console when installing or later removing the module Transformer Bottom stay Transformer Transformer Botto...

Page 90: ...re fader post on switch PRE POST The even numbered channel ST AUX TO MATRIX signal is pre fader post on switch POST POST The odd numbered channel ST AUX TO MATRIX signal is post fader post on switch POST POST The even numbered channel ST AUX TO MATRIX signal is post fader post on switch G A MASTER Odd channel G A TO MATRIX SW102 SW103 SW105 SW106 PRE PRE The odd numbered channel G A TO MATRIX sign...

Page 91: ...JB J SW106 SW105 AUX PRE POST PRE EQ DIRECT OUT PRE FADER POST FADER POST ON SW DIRECT OUT PRE EQ POST EQ JB J18 Remove these screws and the bracket Replace after making the required switch settings L R L ONLY Ø SW MODE SW105 PRE POST SW106 Remove these screws and the bracket Replace after making the required switch settings ...

Page 92: ...OST PRE POST FADER ON SW Printing Switches SW106 SW105 SW103 SW102 SW106 SW105 SW103 SW102 GA ODD STAUX GA ODD STAUX GA EVEN TO ST TO MATRIX GA EVEN ON SW POST PRE FADER PRE POST ON SW PRE POST PRE POST FADER PRE POST ON SW ON SW POST PRE SW101 SW102 SW103 SW101 SW104 SW102 SW103 SW105 SW106 SW104 SW105 SW106 Printing Switches ...

Page 93: ...Appendix 91 Stereo Mono Master Module FADER ON SW MONO MASTER ST MASTER TO MATRIX PRE POST PRE POST PRE POST PRE POST FADER ON SW SW102 SW103 SW105 SW106 SW102 SW103 SW105 SW106 Printing Switches ...

Page 94: ...INPUT CUE EXT 23 SOLO EXT 11 GND 24 NC 12 NC 25 NC 13 NC Pin Function Pin Function 1 VCA EXT 1 13 MUTE EXT 3 2 VCA EXT 2 14 MUTE EXT 4 3 VCA EXT 3 15 MUTE EXT 5 4 VCA EXT 4 16 MUTE EXT 6 5 VCA EXT 5 17 MUTE EXT 7 6 VCA EXT 6 18 MUTE EXT 8 7 VCA EXT 7 19 GND 8 VCA EXT 8 20 GND 9 GND 21 GND 10 NC 22 INPUT CUE EXT 11 MUTE EXT 1 23 SOLO EXT NC 12 MUTE EXT 2 24 NC 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 25 24 23...

Page 95: ... restored by initializing the internal memory initial factory setup The memory initialization procedure described below can also be used to return the memory to a blank state prior to re programming for the next show or tour 1 Turn the console power ON while holding the STORE key to start the initialization procedure 2 Press the alpha numeric keypad 1 key to initialize the memory Press the 3 key t...

Page 96: ...ed This error can also be caused by attempting to send a large amount of data to the PM5000 at once BfER CsER Cascade connection error Check that both of the cascaded consoles are connected properly that the correct cascade cable is being used and that the MASTER SLAVE switch settings have been made properly CfER Memory card access error Check that the memory card has been properly inserted into t...

Page 97: ...y to the right CSR page 19 No sound from the headphone or monitor outputs Is the MUTE monitor mode selected page 67 In this case monitor output will be muted when the CEU SOLO function is OFF Sound from the headphone and monitor outputs is delayed Has a monitor delay been programmed page 68 Only certain channels can be heard via the headphone and monitor outputs Is a CUE switch engaged Sound level...

Page 98: ...B 2TR IN to MONITOR OUT Crosstalk 80dB 1kHz 70dB 10kHz Adjacent inputs 80dB 1kHz 70dB 10kHz input to output except between L and R MONO ST INPUT PAD 26dB MONO ST INPUT GAIN 50dB Variable INPUT High Pass Filter 12dB octave roll off below 20 400Hz at 3dB points INPUT Equalization 3 15 15dB maximum HIGH 1k 20kHz peaking shelving Q 0 5 3 HI MID 0 4k 8kHz peaking Q 0 5 3 LO MID 80 1 6kHz peaking Q 0 5 ...

Page 99: ...nnection PAD Gain Trim Actual Load Impedance For Use With Nominal Input Level 3 Connector In Mixer 2 Sensitivity 4 Nominal Max before Clip MONO IN 1 n ch 1 ST IN 1 4ch 0 60 3kΩ 50 600Ω Mics 600Ω Lines 80dBu 0 078mV 60dBu 0 775mV 40dBu 7 75mV XLR 3 31type 26 54dBu 1 55mV 34dBu 15 5mV 14dBu 155mV 0 10 30dBu 24 5mV 10dBu 245mV 10dBu 2 45V 26 4dBu 0 489V 16dBu 4 89V 30dBu 24 5V STEREO AUX SUB IN 1 12 ...

Page 100: ... locale please check with your Yamaha dealer Connection Actual Source Impedance For Use With Nominal Output Level 3 Connector In Mixer 2 Nominal Max before Clip STEREO AUX OUT 1 12 L R GROUP AUX OUT 1 8 STEREO OUT L R MONO C OUT STEREO MATRIX OUT 1 4 L R MATRIX OUT 1 8 MONITOR OUT A B L R TB OSC OUT 150Ω 600Ω Lines 4dBu 1 23V 24dBu 12 3V XLR 3 32 type MONO IN DIRECT OUT 1 n ch 1 150Ω 600Ω Lines 4d...

Page 101: ...e received if Program Change Rx is ON and the Rx CH matches If OMNI is ON however this message will be received regardless of the channel A scene memory will be recalled according to the settings of the Program Change Table In the case of the MULTI mode if Program Change Rx is ON this message will be received on all MIDI channels and will be divided into banks according to the channel If Program C...

Page 102: ... CONTROL CHANGE NRPN BnH MIDI IN BANK ON NRPN ON ASSIGN ON ECHO ON MIDI OUT PROGRAM CHANGE CnH PGM ON MIDI Tx CH or MULTI ON MIDI Rx CH CONTROL CHANGE BANK SELECT BnH CONTROL CHANGE BnH CONTROL CHANGE NRPN BnH MIDI IN BANK ON NRPN ON ASSIGN ON ECHO ON MIDI OUT PROGRAM CHANGE CnH PGM ON MIDI Rx CH or OMNI ON or MULTI ON ...

Page 103: ...ault Messages Altered 0 32 1 5 7 31 33 37 39 95 102 104 98 99 6 38 True Voice 1 16 1 16 X X X X O O O O 0 127 X X X X X X X X X 1 See Control Change parameter assign chart X X X X Mode 1 OMNI ON POLY Mode 3 OMNI OFF POLY X 1 16 1 16 Memorized X X X X O O O O 0 127 0 999 Assignable X X X X X X X O O OMNI off OMNI on X X Memorized X X X X Bank Select 1 NRPN Non Registered Parameter Number Data Entry...

Page 104: ... 13 F Fade Time 52 Fader Mode 70 FADER SAFE Switch 20 Fader Start 73 Fan Switch 13 Fan Vents 13 Format 60 G G A Group Aux Master Module 31 G A Group Aux Master Out 13 G A Group Aux Send 1 8 Block 18 G A Bus Assign Safe 65 G A Bus Mode 33 63 G A Bus Mode Indicators 31 GAIN Control 16 gooseneck lamps 48 GPI 14 72 92 GPI Out 72 Group Assign Safe 65 Group Aux Switching 32 Grouping 21 H Head Amp Block ...

Page 105: ...e Select 66 RECALL SAFE Switch 20 29 Recall Undo 54 RECALL UNDO Switch 50 RECALL Switch 50 RX CH 78 81 S Safety and Protection 65 Scene Display 50 Scene Edit 62 Scene Inc Dec GPI In 72 SCENE LINK 72 Scene Linking 73 Scene Memory 51 Scene Recall 53 69 Scene Store 53 Send Level and Balance Controls 17 Send Level and Pan Controls 17 Send Level Controls 18 Signal Routing 27 SINGLE 78 Solo 44 Solo Enab...

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