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PM1D System Software V1.5 Supplementary Manual

MMC ID (1–127, ALL), and the type of transport

command (<<REW, FF>>, STOP, PLAY>).

Since this is open-loop, the status of the other device

is not monitored.

• MMC LOCATE (MIDI PORT, MMC ID, FRAME,

TIME CODE)

To the speciﬁed MIDI port, transmit an MMC locate

command for moving to the desired time code loca-

tion. As parameters, you can specify the destination

MIDI port (console or engine), the MMC ID (1–127,

ALL), the frame rate (24, 25, 29.97, 30), and the time

code (hours/minutes/seconds/frames).

• REMOTE [RS422] TRANSPORT (RS422 PORT,

FORMAT, TRANSPORT)

Send a transport command to the speciﬁed RS422

connector. As parameters, you can specify the desti-

nation RS422 port (console or engine), the com-

mand format (P2 or DENON), and the type of

transport command. (In P2 format

, the transport

commands are <<REW, FF>>, STOP, PLAY>. In

DENON format

, the transport commands are

<<PREV, NEXT>>, STANDBY, PLAY>.)

Only one REMOTE [RS422] command format

can be speciﬁed for each component.

• REMOTE [RS422] LOCATE (RS422 PORT, FOR-

MAT, TIME CODE)

Send a locate command to the speciﬁed RS422 con-

nector. As parameters, you can specify the destina-

tion RS422 port (console or engine), the command

format (P2 or DENON), and the time code (hours/

minutes/seconds/frames). For DENON format, this

will operate as follows.

• You can also specify the TRACK number.

• TRACK 0 is valid only for CD.

• Frame can be up to 74, but will be changed to up to

86 frames by the MD device.

Only one REMOTE [RS422] command format

can be speciﬁed for each component.

• GPI TRANSPORT (GPI PORT, PORT, TRANS-

PORT)

Send a control signal to the speciﬁed port of GPI

OUT. As parameters, you can specify the output des-

tination GPI port (console or engine), the GPI OUT

port number (1–8), and the name (<<REW, FF>>,

STOP, PLAY) that will be displayed at the bottom of

the screen.

The TRANSPORT parameter you specify here is

used to select the function name (→p.10) when

the GPI IN test button for the console/engine is

displayed in the lower part of the screen. Please

be aware that regardless of the name that is

selected, the control signal that is actually out-

put will not change at all.

• GPI OUT CONTROL (GPI PORT, PORT)

To the speciﬁed GPI OUT port, send a control signal

that is identical to the GPI IN on/off state. As param-

eters, you can specify the destination GPI port (con-

sole or engine), and the GPI OUT port number (1–

8).

• TAP TEMPO

You can manually set the TEMPO parameter of an

internal effect by repeatedly pressing an external

switch connected to GPI IN at the desired tempo

(→p.51).

• TB ON (TRIGGER TYPE: LATCH, UNLATCH)

Talkback can be switched on/off by operating an

external switch connected to GPI IN. As the operat-

ing mode of the switch, you can choose either Latch

(change each time the switch is pressed) or Unlatch

(talkback is on only while the switch remains

pressed).

• USER DEFINE LED [TALLY IN] (LED No.)

GPI IN on/off can be used to switch the console’s

USER DEFINE switch LEDs between lit/dark. The

LED No. parameter selects the switch number (1–8).

When the list of USER DEFINE functions is dis-

played at the bottom of the screen, the buttons in the

screen will also switch between lit/dark in tandem

with this.

Hint

The console’s USER DEFINE LEDs can be used as

indicators. For example if the external device has a

TALLY output function that can indicate the state of

the device itself, you can assign GPI TRANSPORT or

MMC TRANSPORT to USER DEFINE, so that the

USER DEFINE LED will light or go dark according

to the state.

• INPUT/DCA ON (ASSIGN TYPE, CH No.)

Switch a speciﬁed input channel or a speciﬁed DCA

on/off. Use the ASSIGN TYPE parameter to select

either INPUT or DCA, and the CH No. parameter to

specify the channel.

• ENGINE B SELECT

When using the PM1D system in Mirror mode,

switch to engine B if possible.

Hint

By connecting a signal line from an uninterruptible

power supply etc. to GPI IN, you can construct a sys-

tem that automatically switches to engine B when a

power failure occurs.

1. P2 format is a command format used by the Yamaha D24, Tascam DA-98HR, and various professional video equipment.

2. DENON format is a command format used by Denon professional CD (DN-C680) and MD (DN-M1050R) devices. Set the

CD or MD to 9600 bps / RS422. In the case of DENON, pressing PLAY while already playing will select PAUSE mode, and

pressing STANDBY while already standing-by will select STOP mode. If you want to change from STOP to STANDBY, press

NEXT. Use a D-sub 9-pin straight cable to connect the REMOTE RS422 connector to the device being controlled in P2 or

DENON format.

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