Rane 1010X Bedienungs- und Wartungsanleitung

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Quickstart Guide (English)

Introduction

The Terminal 1010x is an audio digital signal multi-processor designed to manage all sizes of audio

installations, including retail stores, performance venues, hospitality and corporate facilities. The

1010x is easily programmable with Halogen software and an online wizard provides project

templates for a plug and play performance. This 1 RU model provides native 10-in/10-out, 6 flexible

RAD ports for remote audio expansion and wall-controls, an optional DANTE Card and is incredibly

expandable. Integrate the 1010x for automation via the Universal Logic Ports and/or to a 3rd-Party

Control Systems on the network. Rane Commercial products deliver high-quality sound, accurate

audio processing with no latency and wide dynamic range. Take your Install to the next step and get

the best DSP experience with the Terminal 1010x.

Advanced drag-and-drop open architecture with the following:

•10 universal analog inputs (+20 dBU)

•10 balanced analog outputs (+20 dBU)

•2 Universal Logic Ports (Logic IN, Logic OUT and Ratiometric IN)

•6 high-power RAD+ ports

•Expansion port

•Expansion slot for optional Dante card (32 x 32 with sample rate conversion to support up to

96K sampling rate Dante flows)

•Front panel color display for monitoring system status

•Uses Halogen graphical drag-and-drop software.

•Control remotely from a web browser on a computer, smartphone, or tablet.

•50+ advanced processing block types with advanced linking, automatic and scheduled events

and integration with 3rd-party control systems

•Optional Accessories: DANTE Card, DRZH, RAD16z, RAD26, DR6 and RPX7 pager remotes

Box Contents

Terminal 1010x

(5) 6-pin 3.8 mm Euroblock input (green, for audio inputs)

(5) 6-pin 3.8 mm Euroblock outputs (orange, for zone outputs)

(1) 6-pin 3.8 mm Euroblock input (black, for logic input)

Power Cable

Quickstart Guide

Safety & Warranty Manual

Important: Visit ranecommercial.com to download the full Halogen User Guide.

Support

For the latest information about this product (documentation, technical specifications, system

requirements, compatibility information, etc.) and product registration, visit ranecommerical.com.

For additional product support, visit ranecommercial.com/support.

Setup

Terminal 1010x comes with a default configuration applied and ready to go. For more

templates, visit the Halogen Wizard, download a configuration and apply it to the Terminal

1010x for plug-and-play performance. If you’re a Rane Certified Designer or collaborate with a

Rane Certified Company, please feel free to build your own design with Halogen software.

The default application in Terminal 1010x is: 4 stereo multi-source to 8 mono zones and 1

stereo zone with 2 dynamic microphones for master and local-announcement plus master web

remote for source selection and level control.

To use or test the default configuration, connect all Euroblock connectors with the Terminal

1010x turned off without the power cable. Make sure all cables are properly screwed inside

the Euroblock connectors and a power amplifier is placed in between the chain from the

Terminal 1010x to the speakers.

Follow the specification below for setting up Terminal 1010x with the default configuration.

MUSIC INPUTS

Connect Inputs 1-8 to balanced line level (+20 dBU) stereo audio sources, as follows:

Input 1: Music Source A Left

Input 2: Music Source A Right

Input 3: Music Source B Left

Input 4: Music Source B Right

Input 5: Music Source C Left

Input 6: Music Source C Right

Input 7: Music Source D Left

Input 8: Music Source D Right

MICROPHONE INPUTS

Connect dynamic microphones to Inputs 9 and 10 for local and master announcements,

respectively, as follows:

Input 9: Dynamic Microphone M1 for local announcement (overrides any other audio

input on all mono zone outputs 1–8)

Input 10: Dynamic Microphone M2 for master announcement (overrides any other audio

input—including the local announcement—on all outputs 1–10)

If you are using a microphone with an on/off switch, set the switch to on to begin the

announcement. If your microphone does not have an on/off switch, the dedicated Halogen

block called Voice Detect will detect when the microphone is in use and duck other audio

input. After your message has finished, the audio input will smoothly fade back in over 3

seconds.

OUTPUTS

Connect Outputs 1–8 to mono zones, and Outputs 9–10 to a single stereo zone, as follows:

Output 1: Mono Zone 1

Output 2: Mono Zone 2

Output 3: Mono Zone 3

Output 4: Mono Zone 4

Output 5: Mono Zone 5

Output 6: Mono Zone 6

Output 7: Mono Zone 7

Output 8: Mono Zone 8

Output 9: Stereo Zone 9 Left

Output 10: Stereo Zone 9 Right

Connect the outputs to a power amplifier according to your needs, then connect the amplifier

to speakers in each zone. Place the speakers connected to Outputs 9 and 10 in the same

room as a stereo left/right pair for proper audio playback.

All outputs feature a -6 dBFS limiter to protect drivers and avoid saturation.

Once all connections have been made, test or use your system by connecting the power cable

to power on Terminal 1010x.

CONNECT USING HALOGEN

Use the Halogen software to modify the default configuration or apply a template downloaded

from the Halogen Wizard. Connect Terminal 1010x to a router or similar access point

integrated with your LAN Network. You don’t need a static IP; Halogen will find the Terminal

1010x unit using our proprietary RaneLink auto-discovery service.

WEB INTERFACE

You can use the web interface to control sources and levels remotely. Press the Home button

on Terminal 1010x until the Wired Network Settings appear on the display, and then make

note of the DHCP IP address (e.g., 10.10.10.182). Type this address into a web browser to

load the web interface.

The earliest supported operating system is Windows 7 with SP1, 32-bit or 64-bit.

RESTORE PARAMETERS

If power to Terminal 1010x is lost at any time, the system will restore your previous

adjustments including source selection and level control for all zones, ensuring that your

system is always set as you intended.

READY TO GO

Once you have checked your system and set all sources and levels, you can close the web

interface and enjoy your system.

For more system applications and design templates, or to get your own custom configuration

built, please visit ranecommercial.com.

Connection Diagram

Items not listed under Introduction >Box Contents are sold separately.

ZONE2

SOURCE ZONE3 ZONE3

SOURCE STATUS DIMMER

VIDEO

AUX1

SETUPMICL-AUDIO - R

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QUICKSELECT

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PHONES BACK

ENTER

INFO

SETUP

ZONE2

SOURCESELECT

MASTERVOLUME

ON/OFF

AUX1

HDMI7 5V/1A

ON/OFF OPTION

Features

Front Panel

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1. Display: This display shows information about Terminal 1010x current status and options. See

Operation >Display for more information.

2. Home: Press this button to enter the Home screen.

3. Menu: Press this button to enter the Menu screen, where you can select from the available

pages.

4. Select: Press this button to select the highlighted page.

5. Page Left/Right (</>): Press these buttons to select the previous or next page (respectively)

shown in the display.

6. Ethernet Comm: This LED will light to indicate Ethernet communication.

7. Ethernet Link: This light is on when the Computer Ethernet port on the rear panel is

connected to a computer (powered on). You can then use the computer to load a properly

designed system configuration using a Windows PC and Halogen software or control

Terminal 1010x remotely using a web-based interface.

8. Power: This LED will be lit when Terminal 1010x is powered on.

Master Remote

(e.g., Rane DR6)

Zone

Remote

(e.g., Rane

DRZH)

Power

Router

Audio Inputs

(Receiver, DVD Player, etc.)

Powered

Stereo

Speakers

Mono Audio Inputs

(Microphones)

Computer

Zone Amplifier

and Speakers

Rear Panel

1. Inputs (10 Universal Analog): Connect balanced or unbalanced audio sources to these mono

inputs. The inputs can function in 4 modes of operation: Condenser Mic with 48V phantom

power, Dynamic Mic, Balanced +20 dBU Line, and Unbalanced Line+.

Tip: Unbalanced Line+ sums two unbalanced signals (such as left and right RCA lines) when

one is connected to the positive (+) input and one is connected to the negative (-) input.

2. Outputs: (10 Balanced Line): Connect line-level devices to these balanced +20 dBU mono

outputs with EMI filtering and transient on/off muting.

3. Universal High-Power RAD Ports: These 6 ports support any RAD or DR device (no power

supply required). Each port provides up to 15 watts of peak power, and supports up to 2 audio

in and 2 audio out channels plus control.

4. Computer Ethernet Port (Ethernet): Connect this port to a router or similar access point during

setup. After Terminal 1010x is properly configured, you can connect a computer to another port

on the same router or access point, allowing you to use a web browser to access an interface

to control Terminal 1010x.

5. Expansion Bus: This port provides support for legacy expansion devices and future hardware

releases.

6. Universal Logic Ports (Euroblock): Each of these 2 ports allow a system designer to read a

contact closure, drive an indicator or relay, or read a potentiometer.

7. Optional Card Slot: Insert an optional DanteX card or other compatible expansion card into

this slot.

8. Power Input (IEC): Use a standard IEC cable to connect this input to a power outlet.

Operation

Important: Visit ranecommercial.com to download the full Halogen User Guide.

Display

Home

To access the Home page, press the Home button at any time. The contents of the Home

page will change depending on the current state of Terminal 1010x. Information that may be

shown here includes booting status, fault status, network status, and more.

To access the menu, press the Menu button at any time.

To highlight the desired page, press the Page Left and Page Right buttons.

To enter the highlighted page, press the Select button.

The menu always contains the following pages:

•Analog Input: This page shows this selected Input Mode and current Input Level for all

10 Inputs.

•Analog Output: This page shows the Output Level and Mute Status for all 10 Outputs.

•RAD: This page shows the Input Level, Output Level, Device Status, and Expected/

Unexpected Status. If you are locating a device, the square for that device will blink.

•EXP: This page is divided into 32 regions, each representing 1 of 32 possible EXP

positions in the chain. One of the following 4 status icons will appear in regions with

connected devices in the configuration:

oGreen: This icon indicates the connection is good.

oYellow: This icon provides a warning for a missing connection.

oYellow with Question Mark: This icon provides a warning for an unexpected status.

oRed with Slash: This icon indicates a problem, such as a wrong device connected.

If you are locating a device, the icon will blink.

Blank regions indicate an unused location that is not physically connected or in the

configuration.

With an optional Dante Expansion Card installed, 4 additional pages will be shown in the

menu: 1-16 TX, 17-32 TX, 1-16 RX, and 17-32 RX. These pages indicate if a channel is being

routed and its level.

Controlling Terminal 1010x Remotely

You can use a web-based interface on your computer to control Terminal 1010x remotely.

To set up Terminal 1010x for use with its web interface:

1. Use standard Ethernet cables to connect Terminal 1010x’s Computer Ethernet port to a

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)-enabled router or similar access point, and

then connect your computer to another port on the same router or access point.

2. Once connected to a network, Terminal 1010x will automatically acquire a dynamic IP

address that you can use. This may take a few seconds.

3. Press the Home button on Terminal 1010x until the Wired Network Settings appear on

the display, and then make note of the DHCP IP address (e.g., 10.10.10.182).

To open the Terminal 1010x web interface:

1. Open a web browser on your computer.

2. In the browser, enter the DHCP IP address shown in Terminal 1010x's Wired Network

Settings (e.g., http://10.10.10.182) to load the web interface.

3. Press the Login button, and then enter the password for Full access mode. The default

password is admin.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter a problem, try doing these things first:

•Make sure all cables and other connected devices are properly and securely connected.

•Make sure you are using Terminal 1010x as described in this user guide.

•Make sure your other devices or media are working properly.

•If you believe Terminal 1010x is not working properly, check the following table for

your problem and solution.

Problem:Solution:

Power does not turn on. Make sure Terminal 1010x’s power input is properly

connected to a power outlet using the included power

cable.

Terminal 1010x does not produce

any sound, or the sound is

distorted.

Make sure all cable and device connections are

secure and correct.

Make sure none of the cables are damaged.

Make sure the settings on your Bluetooth device,

loudspeaker, mixer, etc. are correct.

Ethernet Link LED indicators do not

come on after plugging the HAL

into a network switch or

connecting it directly to a

computer.

Make sure the Ethernet cable or crossover cable is

not broken. Try using a different cable.

Try plugging the cable into a different port on the

network switch.

Terminal 1010x does not connect

to the web browser.

Press the Home button on Terminal 1010x until the

Wired Network Settings page appears on the

display. Make note of the DHCP IP address. Type this

address into your web browser to load the web

interface.

After opening Halogen, Terminal

1010x does not appear in the

Connect To Device window.

Make sure that you can connect to the Terminal

1010x web server through a browser.

Make sure that the RaneLink II service is running. If

not, restart it.

Make sure to add the following to your firewall and

virus protection exception lists: Halogen.exe,

RaneLink.exe (port 4994), hal1.pcops.exe, and

python.exe.

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