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Focusrite RedNet PCIe R Card [24/66] Rednet 4
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REDNET 4
UNIT CONNECTIONS AND FEATURES
RedNet 4 - Front Panel
1. AC Power switch
2. Individual LEDs indicating signal level at each analogue input:
• • Green – signal level above -42 dBFS
• • Yellow – signal level above -6 dBFS
• • Red – signal level has reached 0 dBFS
3. NETWORK status flags – two green LEDs confirming network status:
• • CONNECTED – illuminates when the unit is connected to an active Ethernet network
• • LOCKED – illuminates when a valid clock sync is received via the network
4. SAMPLE RATE indication – five yellow LEDs; only one of these (44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz,
96 kHz, 192 kHz) will be lit at a time, to confirm the sample rate that the system is running at.
5. CHANNEL 1 – 8 select buttons – these push-buttons select the input channel whose settings
are to be adjusted with the controls [6], [7], [8] and [9] described below. These settings can
also be controlled from the RedNet Control software application. The channel selected is
confirmed on the OLED display[10]. Note that it also possible to link pairs of channels (1 &
2, 3 & 4, etc.) from RedNet Control, to facilitate the use of stereo sources. The two channels
may have different gains if wished (useful if using MS mics), in which case the OLED displays
the gain offset.
6. INPUT – this button scrolls through the input options for each channel – MIC, LINE or DI
(Inputs 1 and 2 only). A yellow LED indicates the input selected.
7. 48V – this button enables 48 V phantom power at the microphone input for the selected
channel.
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REDNET 4
Содержание
- Table of contents 2
- Table of contents 3
- Rednet 1 4
- Rednet 1 front panel 4
- Unit connections and features 4
- Rednet 1 5
- Rednet 1 rear panel 5
- Mm 18 0 6
- Physical characteristics 6
- Power requirements 6
- Rednet 1 6
- Connectors 7
- First use and firmware updates 7
- Rednet 1 7
- Cable type cat 5e or cat 6 8
- Rednet 1 8
- Performance specifications 9
- Rednet 1 9
- Rednet 2 10
- Rednet 2 front panel 10
- Unit connections and features 10
- Rednet 2 11
- Rednet 2 rear panel 11
- Mm 18 0 12
- Physical characteristics 12
- Power requirements 12
- Rednet 2 12
- Connectors 13
- First use and firmware updates 13
- Rednet 2 13
- Cable type cat 5e or cat 6 14
- Rednet 2 14
- Performance specifications 15
- Rednet 2 15
- Rednet 3 16
- Rednet 3 front panel 16
- Unit connections and features 16
- Rednet 3 17
- Rednet 3 rear panel 17
- Rednet 3 18
- Mm 18 0 19
- Physical characteristics 19
- Power requirements 19
- Rednet 3 19
- Connectors 20
- First use and firmware updates 20
- Rednet 3 20
- Cable type cat 5e or cat 6 21
- Rednet 3 21
- Performance specifications 22
- Rednet 3 22
- Rednet 3 23
- Rednet 4 24
- Rednet 4 front panel 24
- Unit connections and features 24
- Rednet 4 25
- Rednet 4 rear panel 25
- Mm 18 0 26
- Physical characteristics 26
- Power requirements 26
- Rednet 4 26
- Connectors 27
- First use and firmware updates 27
- Rednet 4 27
- Cable type cat 5e or cat 6 28
- Rednet 4 28
- Performance specifications 29
- Rednet 4 29
- Rednet 4 30
- Rednet 5 31
- Rednet 5 front panel 31
- Unit connections and features 31
- Rednet 5 32
- Rednet 5 rear panel 32
- Mm 18 0 33
- Physical characteristics 33
- Power requirements 33
- Rednet 5 33
- First use and firmware updates 34
- Interfacing to pro tools 34
- Rednet 5 34
- Digilink cable 35
- Mac pc 35
- Primary 35
- Primary pro tools hdx card 35
- Pro tools hd card 35
- Rednet 5 35
- The diagrams below show two different methods of connecting two rednet 5 units to a pro tools hdx system the only difference for a pro tools hd system would be that the adaptor cable may be omitted 35
- The following diagrams show a single rednet 5 connected to a single pro tools card an hdx system requires the supplied digilink to mini digilink adaptor 35
- Pro tools setup 36
- Rednet 5 36
- Rednet 5 37
- Sychronisation and clocking 37
- Rednet 5 38
- Rednet 5 39
- Cable type cat 5e or cat 6 40
- Connectors 40
- Rednet 5 40
- Performance specifications 41
- Rednet 5 41
- Rednet 6 42
- Rednet 6 front panel 42
- Unit connections and features 42
- Rear panel 43
- Rednet 6 43
- Physical characteristics 44
- Power requirements 44
- Rednet 6 44
- Digital clocking 45
- First use and firmware updates 45
- Rednet 6 45
- Rednet 6 operation 45
- Madi modes 46
- Pull up and pull down operation 46
- Rednet 6 46
- Sample rate converters 46
- Cable type cat 5e or cat 6 47
- Connector 47
- Rednet 6 47
- Performance specifications 48
- Rednet 6 48
- Rednet 6 front panel 49
- Rednet d16 49
- Unit connections and features 49
- Rednet d16 50
- Rednetd16 rear panel 50
- Power connection 51
- Rednet d16 51
- Physical characteristics 52
- Power requirements 52
- Rednet d16 52
- First use and firmware updates 53
- Pull up and pull down operation 53
- Rednet d16 53
- Rednet d16 operation 53
- Sample rate converters 53
- Connector type db 25 receptacle applies to aes3 i o 54
- Connector type rj 45 receptacle applies to ethernet dante 54
- Connector type xlr 3 receptacle applies to aes3 dars input connector type xlr 3 plug applies to aes3 output 54
- Connectors 54
- Db 25 aes59 connector 54
- Ethernet connector 54
- Pin cat 6 core 54
- Pin signal 54
- Rednet d16 54
- Xlr connectors 54
- Audio inputs 55
- Audio outputs 55
- Digital performance 55
- Input sample rate converters 55
- Performance and specifications 55
- Rednet d16 55
- Indicators 56
- Network modes 56
- Rednet d16 56
- Rednet pcie 57
- Unit connections and features 57
- Installing the rednet pcie card 58
- Rednet pcie 58
- Audinate dante controller 59
- Connecting your rednet audio network 59
- Installing rednet control 59
- Ethernet cabling requirements 60
- Network requirements 60
- Network switches 60
- Cable key 62
- Connection diagrams and example setups 62
- Connection diagrams example setups 62
- Control room 62
- Control room live room 62
- Diagram 1 62
- Diagram 2 62
- Live room 62
- Pro tools hd with rednet rednet 5 allows any pro tools hd system to integrate seamlessly with the dante network here the avid omni is used for control room monitoring and local input signals it is connected to one of two rednet 5 units via loop sync note that the second rednet 5 does not require a loop sync connection as it receives its clocking signal over the network the two rednet 5 units provide up to 64 channels i o to from the pro tools hd system and rednet any number of rednet interfaces could be connected to the switch in this scenario three rednet 4 units are providing 24 channels of remote controlled mic preamps a rednet 2 unit provides 16 channels of line level i o and rednet 3 allows the connection of up to 32 channels i o of adat signals even at 96 khz 62
- Recording studio with rednet pcie host this setup provides low latency recording for a typical two room studio here control room monitoring and line inputs are catered for by rednet 2 in the live room three rednet 4 units provide 24 channels of remote control mic pres and rednet 1 provides line level monitoring sends 62
- Auditorium 63
- Basic location recording setup using dvs without pcie card dante virtual soundcard provides a great solution for the mobile recording engineer simply plug into your onboard ethernet port with a cat 6 cable and connect to rednet interfaces via a switch here two rednet 4 units provide 16 channels of remote controlled mic pres which could be placed under near the stage and a single rednet 1 unit provides the line i o for monitoring the recording remember that as rednet uses standard ethernet hardware each cat 6 cable can be up to 100m 109 yards in length perfect for location recording see p 1 for more details 63
- Connection diagrams example setups 63
- Diagram 3 63
- Diagram 4 63
- Green room 63
- See diagram 1 see diagram 2 63
- Customer support and unit servicing 64
- Focusrite rednet warranty and service 64
- Registering your product 64
- Troubleshooting 64
- Important safety instructions 65
- Environmental declaration 66
- For canada 66
- For usa 66
- Safety environmental declaration 66
- To the user 66
- Warning to reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture and objects filled with liquids such as vases should not be placed on this apparatus 66
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