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AllFrame I/O Grids
AllFrame devices have slightly different I/O grid displays because their I/O hardware is user‑configurable.
The top section of the Device Window will show a table of the installed I/O cards, using letters corresponding
to the card’s installed location plus channel numbers on the card (A1‑A4, D1‑D4, etc.). Individual on/off
switches are provided in the Input and Output grids based on the actual cards installed. Inputs or outputs
that are not applicable to a certain card slot will be grayed out. The basic functionality of the iI/O switches
is the same as that for the rack‑mounted Pro64 I/O devices: click to activate or deactivate a Slot.
P No t e : An AllFrame device’s inputs are not automatically assigned to network Slots; this must be done
using the Inputs to Network view on a per‑channel basis prior to activating an input.
The Device Overview for an AllFrame device shows its installed cards as well as the current state of all I/O slots.
- 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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