Studer OnAir 2500 Manuel utilisateur

OnAir 2500 Digital Mixing Console

Quick Reference Guide 1

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ONAIR 2500 QUICK REFERENCE

OnAir 2500 Quick Reference ..................................................................................................................................................... 3

1 What You See Is What You Got.................................................................................................................................. 4

2 Safety Information ...................................................................................................................................................... 4

3 First Aid ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4

4 Earthing....................................................................................................................................................................... 5

5 Dimensions ................................................................................................................................................................. 5

6 Setup of the Fixed-frame Version ............................................................................................................................... 7

7 Setup of the Modulo Version .................................................................................................................................... 10

8 Power-up................................................................................................................................................................... 12

9 The Fader Strip ......................................................................................................................................................... 12

10 Connector Pin Assignments...................................................................................................................................... 13

11 Optional External Units ............................................................................................................................................ 14

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ONAIR 2500 QUICK REFERENCE

Main Features • All-in-oneconsoledesign–no additionalcorerequiredforoperation;

an optional, external D21m I/O frame for additional I/O can be connected

via MADI

 • Also available as OnAir 2500 Modulo, with rackmountable DSP mainframe

and furniture-recessable fader modules

 • 12,18or24faderlayoutwith100mmmanualfaders(motorfadersoptional)

 • Touch-sensitive 12”colorTFTscreen,fourrotaryencodersfor parameter

adjustment. Ergonomic, easy-to-learn Touch’n’Action user interface

 • OrganicLED(OLED)displaysinfaderstripsandcentralmoduleforclearest

indication

 • Redlightsforon-airandopenmicindicationinmainandsecondarystudio.

 • AudioI/Oinestablishedsignalformats(analogmic/lineinputs,lineI/O,AES/

EBUI/O,MADI,ADAT,IEEE-1394Firewire,Livewire,etc..)

 • Everychannelinputwithfour-bandparametricEQandfulldynamics(com-

pressor,limiter,noisegate,expander,de-esser)

 • Onestereoprogrambus,onestereorecordbus,twostereoAUXbusesand

eightstereoMix-Minus(N–1/N–X)buses

 • VoiceMix,StuderAuto-Mixalgorithm(optional)

 • Configurablekeyfunctionsincasecustomizationisneeded

 • EasynetworkingandintegrationthankstoI/OsharingandCMS(StuderCall

ManagementSystem)support

 • CompleteintegrationwithRadioAutomationSystems;Monitoraprotocolvia

serial interface or tunnelled via TCP/IP

 • ConfigurableroutercontrolviaProBel1

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1 What You See Is What You Got

 • OnAir2500digitalmixingconsole

 • Mainscreenwithstandandfourmountingscrews(M4×10)

 • MainscablewithIECconnectorandthreemainsplugs(forG/F,UK,US)

 • Toolset(consistingofAllenscrewdrivers2/2.5/3mm,USBstick,237-pin

Sub-DplugsforGPIOsockets,5faderknobs,1rotaryknob,6keycaps)

 • Thisquickreferenceinstructionleaflet

 • Talkbackmodule(optional;includingoneADATandoneCat5cable)

 • Redundantpowersupplyunit(PSU)(optional;includingmainscablewith

IECconnectorandDCsupplycable5m)

It is a good idea to keep the original packing materials in case that your unit

needs to be transported.

2 Safety Information

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

ACHTUNG

GEFAHR: ELEKTRISCHER SCHLAG

NICHT ÖFFNEN

ATTENTION

RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE

NE PAS OUVRIR

 Toreducetheriskofelectricshock,donotremovecovers.Nouser-serviceable

partsinside.Refer servicingtoqualifiedservicepersonnel (i.e.,persons

having appropriate technical training and experience necessary to be aware

ofhazardstowhichtheyareexposedinperformingarepairaction,andof

measurestominimizethedangerofthemselves).

This symbol alerts the user to the presence of un-insulated dangerous voltage

withintheequipmentthatmaybeofsufficientmagnitudetoconstitutearisk

of electric shock to a person.

CLASS 1

LASER PRODUCT

CLASS 1

LED PRODUCT

Assemblies or sub-assemblies of this product can contain opto-electronic

devices.AslongasthesedevicescomplywithClassIoflaserorLEDprod-

uctsaccordingtoEN60825-1:1994,theywillnotbeexpresslymarkedon

the product. If a special design should be covered by a higher class of this

standard, the device concerned will be marked directly on the assembly or

sub-assembly in accordance with the above standard.

3 First Aid

In Case of Electric Shock Separatethepersonasquicklyaspossiblefromtheelectricpowersourceby

switchingtheequipmentoff,byunpluggingordisconnectingthemainscable,

or by pushing the person away from the power source, using dry insulating

material(suchaswoodorplastic).

ALWAYS CONSULT A DOCTOR AFTER HAVING SUFFERED AN

ELECTRIC SHOCK.

Warning! Do not touch the person or his clothing before the power is turned off,

OTHERWISE YOU STAND THE RISK OF SUFFERING AN ELEC-

TRIC SHOCK AS WELL!

If the Person is Unconscious Laythepersondown,turnhimtooneside,checkthepulse.Reanimatethe

person if respiration is poor, AND CALL FOR A DOCTOR IMMED-

IATELY.

For additional information on safety, earthing, EMC, conformity declarations

and related subjects, please refer to the Operating Instructions file on this

same CD.

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4 Earthing

  Earthingofunitswith mains supply(classIequipment)isperformedvia

theprotectiveearth(PE)conductorintegratedinthemainscable.Unitswith

batteryoperation(<60V,classIIIequipment)mustbeearthedseparately.

Earthing the unit is one of the measures for protection against electrical shock

hazard(dangerousbodycurrents).Hazardousvoltagemaynotonlybecaused

by a defective power supply insulation, but may also be introduced by the

connected audio or control cables.

If the unit is installed with one or several external connections, its earthing

must be provided during operation as well as while the unit is not operated.

If the earthing connection can be interrupted, e.g. by unplugging the mains

plug of an external power supply unit, an additional, permanent earthing con-

nection must be installed using the provided earth terminal.

For additional information on earthing, please refer to the Operating Instruc-

tions file on this same CD.

5 Dimensions

Fixed-frame Versions

OnAir 2500 Versions Order no.

12 faders 1.943.600.00

12 motor faders 1.943.605.00

18 faders 1.943.601.00

18 motor faders 1.943.606.00

24 faders 1.943.602.00

24 motor faders 1.943.607.00

524 mm / 20.7”

130 mm / 5.1”

392 mm / 15.5”

1300 mm / 51.2” (24 Fader)

1056 mm / 41.6” (18 Fader)

122 mm / 4.8”

8 mm / 0.3”

40 mm / 1.6” 732 mm / 28.8” (12 Fader)

812 mm / 32” (12 Fader)

465 mm / 18.3”

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524 mm / 20.7”

130 mm / 5.1”

392 mm / 15.5”

1300 mm / 51.2” (24 Fader)

1056 mm / 41.6” (18 Fader)

122 mm / 4.8”

8 mm / 0.3”

40 mm / 1.6” 732 mm / 28.8” (12 Fader)

812 mm / 32” (12 Fader)

465 mm / 18.3”

Modulo Version

cut-out 301 mm / 11.85”

244 mm / 9.6”

Fader ModuleCentral Module

Core Frame

Front View

Rear View

cut-out 245 mm / 9.65”

300 mm / 11.8”

cut-out 301 mm / 11.85”

244 mm / 9.6”

300 mm / 11.8”

60 mm

2.4”

cut-out 245 mm / 9.65”

64 mm

2.6”

260 mm / 10.2”

269 mm / 10.6” 207 mm / 8.2”

39 mm / 1.6”

275 mm / 10.8”

284 mm / 11.2”

292 mm / 11.5”

Screen Module

483 mm / 19”

380 mm / 15”

222 mm / 8.8” (5U)

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cut-out 301 mm / 11.85”

244 mm / 9.6”

Fader ModuleCentral Module

Core Frame

Front View

Rear View

cut-out 245 mm / 9.65”

300 mm / 11.8”

cut-out 301 mm / 11.85”

244 mm / 9.6”

300 mm / 11.8”

60 mm

2.4”

cut-out 245 mm / 9.65”

64 mm

2.6”

260 mm / 10.2”

269 mm / 10.6” 207 mm / 8.2”

39 mm / 1.6”

275 mm / 10.8”

284 mm / 11.2”

292 mm / 11.5”

Screen Module

483 mm / 19”

380 mm / 15”

222 mm / 8.8” (5U)

6 Setup of the Fixed-frame Version

Location The console must be set up on a flat surface. In any case, free air circulation

must be guaranteed through all the air vents on the console’s bottom, side,

rear and top. The air vents must never be covered with e.g. a notepad or a

manual. The console must never be placed on a soft surface, and the rubber

feet at its bottom must not be removed.

Temperature Regulations The unit must not be used in conditions of excessive heat or cold, near any

source of moisture, in excessively humid environments, or in positions where

it is likely to be subjected to vibration or dust. The ambient temperature range

for normal operation of the unit is +5...+35° C.

Assembly Fix the main screen with the four supplied screws to the mounting holes [1]

attheconsole’srear;amatchingAllenkeyissupplied.Connectthescreen’s

cable to the rear-panel SCREEN [2] socket.

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Analog

Line In

Screen Mount Screen Studio

Mon/TB

Box

Earth

Term-

inal

24 VDC

Inlet

Mains

Inlet/

Switch

AES/EBU I/O

CR Monitor

Speakers Out

USB Socket

Analog

Line Out

Microphone

LAN RS422

RS232

MADI

Main

Out

MADI

Aux

WCLK

AES/EBU

Sync In

GP In

GP Out

Phones Firewire Optical

ADAT I/O

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Analog

Line In

Screen Mount Screen Studio

Mon/TB

Box

Earth

Term-

inal

24 VDC

Inlet

Mains

Inlet/

Switch

AES/EBU I/O

CR Monitor

Speakers Out

USB Socket

Analog

Line Out

Microphone

LAN RS422

RS232

MADI

Main

Out

MADI

Aux

WCLK

AES/EBU

Sync In

GP In

GP Out

Phones Firewire Optical

ADAT I/O

Signal Connection Connect your inputs and output signals. For a basic test hookup a digital signal

(AES / EBU IN / OUT [3])orananaloglinesource(LINEIN [4])andapairof

activemonitorloudspeakers(CR LSP [5])orheadphones(DJ [6])willdo.

An optional talkback module can be connected to the optical ADAT 1 (ST MON)

[7] input/output and to the ST MON [8] socket.

  Anoptionalexternal/redundantpowersupplyunit(PSU)isconnectedtothe

24V DC IN [9] socket.

*Caution Connectors are identical on ST MON MODULE and LAN cables.

Make sure not to mix them up since the ST MON MODULE

socket carries DC supply voltage!

Mains Voltage Thepowersupplyunitisauto-ranging;itcanbeusedformainsvoltagesin

a range of 100 to 240 V

AC,50to60Hz.

Power Connection Connect your signal input and output cables before connecting the console

to the mains outlet. Thesuppliedmainscable(withfemaleIEC320/C13

socket)mustbeconnected to amainsplugmatchingyour local standard

(German/French,UKand USversionssupplied)by atrainedtechnician,

respecting your local regulations. Plug the mains cable to the 100-240V~ [10]

mains inlet.

Earthing Some consideration must be given to the earthing arrangement of the system,

at the center of which is the console frame. The frame is earthed to the mains

earth via the power supply or the earth terminal [11]. Ground loops may

occurwheresignalprocessingequipment,patchedtotheframe,hasitssignal

earth commoned to the console chassis.

The console must be earthed, due to the mains input filter network being

connected to the mains earth. If the earthing connection can be interrupted,

for example, by unplugging the mains plug of an external power supply unit,

an additional, permanent earthing connection must be installed using the

provided earth terminal [11].

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For additional information on ambient temperature, mains connection and

earthing please refer to the Operating Instructions file on this same CD.

7 Setup of the Modulo Version

Mounting Thefadermodulesaswellasthecentralmodulecanbeush-mountedinto

atableorfurniture.Thecoreframecanberackmountedina19”rack.Free

air circulation must be guaranteed through all the air vents of the core frame

Wiring Fader- / TB modules Please note that the maximum distance between the core frame and the moni-

toring/TB module is 60m.

Please note that the maximum distance between the core frame and the fader

modules is 18m.

Cable Type Cat 5e, with shielded connectors on both ends

*Caution Connectors are identical on ST MON, FADER MODULE and LAN

cables. Make sure not to mix them up since the ST MON and

FADER MODULE sockets carry DC supply voltage!

Wiring Central module / Screen Please note that the maximum distance between the core frame and main

screen and central module is 2m !

Temperature Regulations The units must not be used in conditions of excessive heat or cold, near any

source of moisture, in excessively humid environments, or in positions where

it is likely to be subjected to vibration or dust. The ambient temperature range

for normal operation of the unit is +5...+35° C.

Signal Connection Connect your inputs and output signals. For a basic test hookup a digital signal

(AES / EBU IN / OUT)orananaloglinesource(LINE IN)andapairofactive

monitorloudspeakers(CR LSP)orheadphones(DJ)willdo.

An optional talkback module can be connected to the optical ADAT 1 (ST MON)

input/output and to the ST MON socket.

Mains Voltage Thepowersupplyunitisauto-ranging;itcanbeusedformainsvoltagesin

arangeof100to240VAC,50to60Hz.

Power Connection Connect your signal input and output cables before connecting the console to

the mains outlet. Thesuppliedmainscable(withfemaleIEC320/C13socket)

mustbeconnectedtoamainsplugmatchingyourlocalstandard(German/

French,UKandUSversionssupplied)byatrainedtechnician,respecting

your local regulations. Plug the mains cable to the 100-240V~ mains inlet.

External PSU Anoptionalexternal/redundantpowersupplyunit(PSU)canbeconnected

to the 24V DC IN socket.

Earthing Some consideration must be given to the earthing arrangement of the system,

at the center of which is the console chassis. The chassis is earthed to the

mains earth via the power supply or the earth terminal . Ground loops

mayoccurwheresignalprocessingequipment,patchedtotheconsole,has

its signal earth commoned to the console chassis.

The console mustbeearthed,due tothemainsinput lter networkbeing

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