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VDC Slots
The top row of the Virtual Data Cable Monitor window contains the 14 columns for the network’s VDC
Slots. Each column contains the routing information for one of the Virtual Data Cables.
VDC Type
When a Virtual Data Cable is activated from a Pro64 device, information about the VDC will be displayed in
the VDC Type column. Valid entries include GPIO, MIDI, and RS‑232/422.
An active VDC will show a yellow LED icon when only its input is activated. It will display a green LED icon
when the input is connected to a valid output somewhere in the network.
VDC 3 has an incomplete MIDI connection; VDC 8 shows a GPIO connection with two outputs.
RS-232/422 VDC
When using RS‑232 or RS‑422 with a VDC, remember that these data types require a pair of Virtual Data
Cables per connection—one for transmit, the other for receive. An incomplete RS‑232 or RS‑422 VDC will
have yellow LED icons in two columns.
Yellow icons indicate that VDC 5-6 has an RS-232/422 input on 6416i #1 but no output device has been selected.
- Network Manager 1
- Version 3.0.3 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Fi r m W a r e No t i c e 11
- New in Version 3.0.3 13
- Computer Requirements 15
- Welcome Screens 16
- Software License Agreement 17
- Enter User Information 17
- Quitting the Installer 20
- A v e pr o j e c t As 21
- Workspace 23
- Network Overview 24
- Device Windows 25
- Scene Manager Window 26
- Audio Slot Manager Window 27
- Event Log Window 28
- Firmware Update Window 29
- Software Notice 30
- Update Requirements 30
- USB-to-RS-232 Adapters 31
- Mic Input Module 32
- ALLFRAME 33
- Front Panel DIP Switches 34
- About COM Ports 37
- Progress Bars 40
- Firmware Report 42
- Update Options Menu 42
- Maintaining a Pro64 Network 44
- Working Online 46
- Working Offline 46
- Project Contents 47
- Saving a Project 47
- The Project Structure 48
- Scenes vs. Device Presets 49
- The Scene Manager window 50
- When the Project Has Changed 54
- Workspace Status Bar 55
- Sample Rate 56
- Mute All 56
- Workspace Window Commands 57
- Network Menu 58
- Windows Menu 59
- Help Menu 60
- Changing Column Widths 62
- Sorting the Network Overview 62
- Status Column 62
- LED Device Identify Feature 63
- Front Panel Lock/Unlock 64
- Numeric ID 65
- Location Column 67
- User Labels 68
- Filtering by Slot Range 69
- I l t e r 69
- Network Overview Menus 70
- Device Menu 71
- User Label 73
- Status Bar 74
- Input/Output Grids 74
- AllFrame I/O Grids 75
- Slot Range 76
- Activating Channels 77
- Activating All Channels 77
- Channel/Slot Conflicts 78
- Deactivating Slots 79
- Control Groups 80
- AllFrame 81
- AllFrame C4dio Card Support 83
- C4dio Sample Rate Converters 84
- AllFrame Standby Options 86
- F F in this case.) Pro64 88
- Standby and External Clocks 89
- AllFrame C4o Output Levels 90
- How DIP Switch #9 Works 92
- 6416Y2 Status Icon 93
- VDC Settings 94
- MY8 and MY16 Modes 95
- 6416Y2 Output Slots 96
- 6416Y2 Card Stereo Links 97
- Card Mode 99
- Pad Mode 99
- Serial Interface 100
- ASI A-Net Systems Interface 101
- MH10/MH10f Merger Hubs 102
- 6416dio Digital I/O Module 103
- RCI Remote Control Interface 104
- Clearing Matrix Assignments 106
- Inputs to Network View 107
- Stereo Links 108
- Mic Preamp Channel Settings 109
- Outputs From Network View 110
- A t r I x e D 112
- Direct Text Entry 113
- Matrix Assignments on the ASI 114
- ASI Outputs 115
- ASI Matrix Views 117
- 6416Y2 Card and ASI Outputs 119
- The Inputs and Outputs View 120
- The Device Presets View 122
- Updating a Device Preset 123
- Recalling a Device Preset 123
- Clearing a Device Preset 123
- File Menu 124
- Edit Menu 124
- View Menu 125
- Tools Menu 125
- Presets Menu 127
- Slot Assignments View 129
- Slots and I/O Routing View 130
- How Scenes Work 131
- The Scene Manager Window 132
- Scene Manager Features 133
- Saving a Scene 134
- Recalling a Scene 135
- Locking a Scene 135
- Clearing Scenes 136
- Scene Compatibility 137
- Validating Scenes 138
- Scene Menu 140
- VDC Slots 142
- VDC Type 142
- RS-232/422 VDC 142
- VDC Source 143
- VDC Compatible Devices 143
- VDC Destination 143
- Saving Event Log Text 144
- Problem Possible Solutions 145
- 6 7 8 9 147
- Wiring a DB9 Crossover Cable 148
- See EtherCon 153
- See Crossover cable 153
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