User Guide – AP11137 iss.1 1 ALLEN&HEATH
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and workmanship when used in accordance with Allen & Heath's user manuals, technical
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ME-500 Personal Mixer User Guide AP11137 Issue 1
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User Guide – AP11137 iss.1 3 ALLEN&HEATH
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST:
Safety instructions
Before starting, read the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS sheet supplied
with the product and downloadable from the Allen & Heath web site. For your own
safety and that of the operator, crew and performers, follow all instructions and
heed all warnings printed in the sheet, this guide and on the product.
Sound levels
This product is capable of producing high sound levels which may be harmful to
your hearing. To avoid the risk of damage to your hearing when working with
headphones, ear pieces or loudspeakers do not operate at high volumes for an
extended period of time. The ME-500 mixer provides a limiter function which can
be set to prevent the level exceeding a comfortable maximum.
General precautions
• The mixer is designed to be used on a flat surface or mounted to a microphone
stand. Locate it so that it is stable and will not topple over and cause damage
or injury. Ensure cables are routed to avoid a trip hazard.
• To prevent damage to the mixer, avoid dropping it, placing objects on the
control surface, scratching the surface or screen with sharp objects, or rough
handling and vibration in operation or transit.
• Protect the mixer from damage through liquid or dust contamination. Cover the
mixer when it is not being used for a long period.
• If the mixer has been stored in extreme cold allow time for it to reach normal
operating temperature before use. Avoid using the mixer in direct sunlight.
Recommended operating temperature is 5 to 35 degrees Celsius.
• Clean the control surface with a soft brush and dry lint-free cloth. Do not use
chemicals, abrasives or solvents.
• It is recommended that servicing is carried out only by an authorised Allen &
Heath agent. Allen & Heath do not accept liability for damage or data loss
caused by maintenance, repair or modification by unauthorised personnel.
Operating firmware
The function of the ME-500 mixer is determined by the operating firmware that
runs within it. Firmware is updated when improvements are made. Check the Allen
& Heath web site for the latest version available. This can be downloaded,
transferred to USB key and then loaded into the mixer.
Software licence agreement
By using this Allen & Heath product and the software within it (the firmware) you
agree to be bound by the terms of the relevant End User Licence Agreement
(EULA), a copy of which can be found on the Allen & Heath web site.
www.allen-heath.com/legal
CAUTION
SERIAL No:
T 3.15A 20mm 220 - 240V~
T 5.0A 20mm 100 - 120V~
FUSE TYPE AC SUPPLY
47-63Hz
320VA MAX
300W MAX
AC MAINS IN ~
CAUTION
SERIAL No:
T 3.15A 20mm 220 - 240V~
T 5.0A 20mm 100 - 120V~
FUSE TYPE AC SUPPLY
47-63Hz
320VA MAX
300W MAX
AC MAINS IN ~
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1. Contents
1. Contents ................................................... 4
2. Introduction .............................................. 7
3. Front Panel ............................................... 8
4. Rear Panel ................................................ 9
5. Installing ME-500 .................................... 10
5.1 Mounting the unit ............................. 10
5.2 Cat5 cable ........................................ 10
5.3 Ethernet PoE Switch ........................ 10
5.4 Connecting audio ............................ 11
6. Using ME-500 ......................................... 12
6.1 Powering up the mixer .................... 12
6.2 Dimmer ............................................ 12
6.3 Standby ............................................ 12
6.4 Mapping channels to keys .............. 12
6.5 The display ...................................... 13
6.6 Adjusting Master level ..................... 13
6.7 Working with Channels ................... 13
6.8 Working with the Master .................. 13
6.9 Setting the output limiter ................. 13
6.10 Trimming all levels ........................... 13
6.11 ME-500 Presets ............................... 14
6.12 USB Preset transfer ......................... 14
6.13 Recalling Presets ............................. 14
6.14 Storing Presets ................................ 14
6.15 Clearing all mix settings .................. 14
6.16 Hard Reset ....................................... 14
6.17 Specification .................................... 15
Further information
Please refer to the Allen & Heath website for
further information, knowledgebase and
technical support. You can join our Allen &
Heath Digital Community to share knowledge
and information with other ME users.
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Packed Contents
ME-500 Personal Mixer
This mixer.
DC Power Supply for the ME mixer
Universal voltage mains power supply unit.
This comes with a choice of 4 different
worldwide plug adapters.
AM10314
Safety Instruction Sheet AP9241/CL2-1
Note Read this sheet before starting
User Guide
This user guide AP11137
Note Cat5 Link cables are not provided. Source cables of suitable length to meet
your application requirements. More information provided later in this guide.
Accessories
Microphone stand side mounting bracket
The mixer has a built-in 3/8” thread to mount
it to the top of a microphone stand. A bracket
is also available for mounting to the side of a
microphone stand.
Order code AB8999
Headphone holder
A hook that presses into the underside of the
mixer to hang headphones or ear pieces
while mounted to a microphone stand.
Order code AB8705
Cat5 cables with EtherCON connectors
The following cables are available from Allen & Heath:
AH9997 2m (6.6’) short patch
AH9651 20m (66’) coil
AH9650 100m (330’) drum
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ME Range
ME-500 Personal mixer
The standard model (this user guide):
• Up to 16 mono/stereo channels
• Auto key assignment
• Master limiter and 2-band EQ
• 8 User presets
ME-1 Personal mixer
The premium model:
• Up to 40 channels
• User assignable keys
• Master limiter and 3-band EQ
• 16 User presets
• Group function
• Name display
• 3.5mm Jack Aux input
• Built-in ambient mic
• Built-in signal generator
• Includes stand bracket
• Includes headphone hook
ME-500 and ME-1 mixers can be
combined within the same ME
system.
ME-U Hub
Touring grade PoE hub:
• Connect ME-500 and ME-1
• 10 ports
• Link hubs for more connections
• Power over Cat5 link (PoE)
• Standard input:
ME / ACE / dSNAKE
• Option cards available for:
Dante / MADI / Waves / ES
• Network port for setup
Input Option Cards
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2. Introduction
Welcome to the ME Personal Mixing System,
a flexible and easy to operate solution for
individual musicians, performers and
presenters to control their own monitor sound
whether on stage, in houses of worship,
rehearsal rooms, studios, conferences or live
events.
ME-500 is a stand-alone digital personal
mixer receiving up to 16 mono or stereo
sources from the mixer over a single Cat5
cable and mixing these to its own outputs
typically feeding headphones, in-ears or local
loudspeaker.
ME is a 48kHz system which works with Allen
& Heath digital mixers. It can also work with
48kHz third party equipment by adding the
ME-U hub with suitable input card fitted.
ME-500 is the standard model in the range
which also includes the greater featured ME-1
premium model. Any number of ME mixers
can be connected in a system.
ME mixers are shipped with a universal
voltage mains power supply unit. Alternatively
you can power the mixer over its Cat5 input
cable by using a standard PoE (Power over
Ethernet) switch or the 10-port Allen & Heath
ME-U PoE hub.
Designed for the application
• Compact and smart on stage
• Easy to read display screen
• Backlit keys for viewing in the dark
• Surface, plinth or mic stand mounting
• Built-in top of stand mount
• Optional side of stand bracket
• Optional headphones hook
Easy for the musician to operate
• Press a Select key.
• Turn the rotary to adjust Level
• Press and turn to adjust Pan
• Hold shift and turn to trim all levels
• Mute individual channels or master
• Solo individual channels
• Adjust tone using the master EQ
• Use the Limiter to prevent loud peaks
• Store and recall presets of your mix.
• Protect while away using Standby mode
Configure the system
• Patch outputs at the source console.
• Link outputs for single key stereo select.
• Use the label strip to identify keys.
• Transfer settings via USB key.
• Update firmware via USB key
Convenient connection
• Connect using Cat5 cable up to 100m
• Locking EtherCON connectors
• Daisy chain any number of ME mixers
• Parallel connect using Ethernet switches
• Direct connection to A&H mixers.
• Direct connection to Aviom® A-Net 16
• Connect to other networks via ME-U hub:
• 48kHz Dante, MADI, EtherSound
• Use the power unit or PoE via Cat5 cable
• Touring grade 10-port ME-U PoE hub
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3. Front Panel
Master Level – Adjusts the
overall mix level.
Master Key – Press to
access the output EQ. Turn
the rotary to boost or cut.
Press the rotary to toggle
between bass and treble.
Shift+Master to adjust the
Limiter threshold.
Shift key – Hold and press:
+Master = Output Limiter
+Rotary = Trim all levels
+Recall = Store preset
+Solo = Toggle brightness
+Mute = Enter/exit standby
+Key16 = Firmware version
Screen – Displays level and
pan settings for the selected
channel, output EQ and limiter
settings, USB status and
signal indication.
Shift+Solo to toggle dim or
bright display.
Preset Recall key – Hold and
press a select key to recall a
preset:
Key1-8 = From user presets
Key9 = Clear mix settings
Key10 = From USB key
Preset Store mode – Hold
Shift+Recall and press a
select key to store current
level, pan and mute settings:
Key1-8 = To user presets
Key10 = To USB key
Solo key – Press to enter solo
mode and listen to just the
selected channel. Press and
hold for momentary solo. Solo
flashes while active.
Shift+Solo to toggle display
brightness.
Mute key – Press to mute the
selected channel. The key
lights red when muted. Keys
flash to show which channels
are muted.
Shift+Mute to enter or exit
standby mode.
Select keys – Press one of 16
keys to adjust level, pan, mute
or to solo a channel. A fast
flash shows when channels are
muted.
Also used for preset store and
recall or to clear the mix.
Shift+Key16 to view firmware
version and update using USB.
Rotary – Turn to adjust Level.
Press and turn to adjust Pan.
Press Shift + turn the rotary to
trim all levels.
The rotary is also used to
adjust output EQ and limiter.
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4. Rear Panel
USB port – For data transfer
between ME-500 mixers or
to back up the settings to
computer.
The preset is stored as a file
named PRESET.ME5 in the
ME500PST folder on the
USB device.
Also used for updating the
ME-500 operating firmware.
Phones – 3.5mm mini-jack
and ¼” TRS stereo jack to
connect one or two
headphones or earpieces,
or stereo line level
equipment such as a
wireless in-ear transmitter.
Tip=Left, Ring=Right.
Mono Out – Balanced TRS
jack to connect to mono line
level equipment such as a
powered speaker or drum
throne.
The output is the mono sum of
the Left and Right mix.
Tip=Hot, Ring=Cold
DC In – External PSU (power
supply) input. Plug in the DC
cable of the mains power unit
provided with the ME mixer.
Note Only use power supply:
ENG Electric 6A-161WP12
(A&H part code AM10314)
Alternatively, the mixer can be
powered via the Link In Cat5
cable when connected to a
PoE (Power over Ethernet)
switch or the ME-U hub.
Link Out – Locking EtherCON
connector to plug a Cat5
cable to feed audio to the next
ME mixer when daisy
chaining them together.
Link Out does not carry PoE
power. Daisy chained mixers
are powered using their
external power units.
Link In– Locking EtherCON
connector to plug a Cat5
cable from the source.
Receives up to 32 channels
of audio and stereo link
information when connected
to a ME compatible Allen &
Heath console, or 16
channels when connected
to Aviom® A-Net 16.
The mixer can receive
power over this Cat5 link if
connected to a PoE switch
or the ME-U hub.
Monitor Link – Proprietary Allen & Heath Ethernet based Cat5 connection that
carries 40 channels of 48kHz digital audio and stereo link data from the source
console to ME personal monitor mixers.
ME-1 uses CH1-40. Channels can be assigned to its keys in any order and be
configured for single, stereo or grouped operation at the ME-1.
ME-500 uses CH1-32 depending on how many channels are linked for stereo
operation at the source console. Channels are automatically assigned to the 16
keys starting with CH1. Stereo linked pairs are assigned to a single key.
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5. Installing ME-500
5.1 Mounting the unit
5.2 Cat5 cable
Use tour grade STP (shielded twisted pair)
CAT5e or higher cable. Stranded core cables
are less prone to damage when kinked or
repeatedly coiled.
ME-500 provides locking Neutrik EtherCON
sockets to protect the connections. We
recommend the use of cables fitted with
locking EtherCON plugs.
Maximum length per cable
= 100m (330’)
5.3 Ethernet PoE Switch
Use a standard off-the-shelf Ethernet PoE
switch or the 10 port Allen & Heath ME-U hub
for parallel connection of audio and power to
multiple ME mixers.
Use a Layer 2 unmanaged switch that
supports 100 Mbit/s (Fast Ethernet).
Note Layer 3 or 4 protocols can cause audio
clicks or interruption.
Note Aviom® A-Net 16 is not compatible
with standard Ethernet switches.
PoE (Power over Ethernet) - Either of the two
standards 802.3af (15.4W at source) or 802.at
(25.5W at source) is suitable. Check that the
overall power rating is enough to power all
the ME mixers you wish to connect (allow
15W per mixer).
From console or
hub
Surface mount – Non-slip feet
Note Do not place near hot equipment.
Top of stand mount – 3/8” thread
Note Ensure the mic stand is stable.
Push in
headphones
hook
(option)
Microphone stand
Side of stand mount – Bracket option
Plinth or panel mount – Holes for 6B screws
To next ME mixer
(If daisy chained)
Out Link In
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5.4 Connecting audio
Stereo Headphones – Two output sockets
let you plug in headphones or ear pieces with
either a large (1/4”) or small (3.5mm) stereo
plug. Headphones with impedance between
16Ω and 600Ω are recommended. Lower
impedance headphones tend to be louder.
You can use either socket or both at the
same time, for example to feed two musicians
with the same mix.
Stereo line equipment – You can use the
stereo outputs to feed line level equipment
such as a recording device or wireless in-ear
transmitter.
Maximum line output level = +21dBu.
The ME-500 presents both the left and right
signals on the same TRS (3-pole stereo)
output jack. The stereo signal is duplicated
on the large and small output sockets.
Use a stereo Y-cable to feed equipment with
separate left and right inputs.
The output is unbalanced. To connect to
balanced equipment link the input cold (-)
signal to ground within the destination plug.
Mono output – The output can feed balanced
or unbalanced line level equipment such as a
powered speaker.
Warning If you use a speaker be careful
to avoid loud levels that may cause feedback.
Start with the master level turned down and
the level increase gradually.
ME-500 Stereo Out
1 2
3
Link PIN3 (cold, -) to PIN1 (ground) to unbalance
GROUND
RIGHT
LEFT
RIGHT
LEFT
GROUND
RIGHT
LEFT
RIGHT
LEFT
Link RING to SLEEVE to unbalance
Using 2 mono jacks
Using 2 stereo jacks
ME-500 Stereo Out
Connecting to equipment with Jack inputs
Connecting to equipment with XLR inputs
2x Headphones
or ear piece
Mono Out
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6. Using ME-500
6.1 Powering up the mixer
To turn the mixer on - Plug the external
power unit into the DC In socket, or use PoE
(powered via the Cat5 cable) by connecting a
PoE switch or ME-U hub to the Link In socket.
The blue power indicator lights. ME-500 starts
with its previous settings restored and
nothing selected.
Note PoE is not available from the Link Out
socket when mixers are daisy chained.
To turn the mixer off - Unplug the DC cable
or the Link In cable if you are using PoE.
Note Removing power will turn off audio to
other mixers in the chain If they are daisy
chained from the Link Out socket.
6.2 Dimmer
Press Shift+Solo to toggle the screen and
key illumination bright or dim.
6.3 Standby
Use Standby when you leave the mixer
unattended. This locks the controls and
mutes the audio. Press Shift+Mute to enter
standby. Press both keys again to exit.
6.4 Mapping channels to keys
Source patching - Use the source console
output patch page to send audio and stereo
link information to the ME mixers. Refer to the
console user guide for instructions.
You can patch any combination of input
channels, group and mix outputs to the 40
ME monitor channels. ME-500 uses up to 32
channels depending on how many are linked
for stereo operation.
Input channel source - We recommend you
patch input channels from their Direct
Outputs with these set to post-EQ, post-mute,
pre-fader. This means the monitor sends will
be affected by the console channel EQ and
mutes but not by the FOH mix faders.
Stereo links – Odd/even pairs of channels
can be linked for stereo operation at the
source console output patch page.
ME key assignment – The 16 select keys
auto assign to the received ME monitor
channels starting from CH1. Odd/even linked
pairs of channels assign to single keys.
Note If you change stereo links while the ME
mixer is turned on then it will re-assign its
keys up or down starting from CH1.
User label - Once you have set the monitor
patch and stereo links you can label the 16
keys using the space provided.
Screen
Shift key
Recall key
Select keys 1-16
User label
Master Level
Level / Pan
Shift
Master
Recall
Solo Mute
Standby Trim All
1 2 3 6 74 5 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Dimmer
Store Preset
Limiter
Master Level
Master key
Rotary
Solo key Mute key
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6.5 The display
The display indicates the parameter being
controlled by the rotary – level, pan, bass,
treble, limiter threshold.
SIG lights to show audio signal activity:
Green = -40dB signal presence
Orange = +3dB normal level
Red = Peak 3dB before clipping
LIM lights when the limiter is active.
USB lights when a USB device is recognised.
6.6 Adjusting Master level
Turn to adjust output volume. Start with the
Master at minimum. Adjust sources for
optimum meter reading then turn up the
rotary for comfortable listening level. Typical
setting is around mid-position.
6.7 Working with Channels
Press a select key to work with a channel:
Level – Turn the rotary. The bar shows the
level from off to +10dB boost. The pointer
indicates 0dB level, typical setting for the
main source in your mix.
Pan – Press and turn the rotary to adjust the
balance between left and right. The pointer
indicates mid position.
Mute – Press the Mute key to toggle the
channel on or off (muted). The select keys
flash to show channels which are muted.
Solo – Press the Solo key to listen to just the
selected channel. The key flashes when solo
is active. Press and hold for more than 1
second for momentary action.
6.8 Working with the Master
Press the Master key to work with the output:
Mute – Press the Mute key to toggle the mix
output on or off.
Bass – Turn the rotary to boost or cut low
frequencies (BASS) by up to 15dB.
Treble – Press the rotary to toggle between
bass and treble. Boost or cut high
frequencies (TREB) by up to 15dB.
6.9 Setting the output limiter
The limiter can provide ear protection by
preventing the output volume exceeding a
maximum level set by the user.
Press Shift+Master to access the limiter:
Threshold – Set the output to the loudest
volume required and turn the rotary until the
LIM indicator starts to flash.
Warning To avoid the risk of hearing
damage do not operate at high volumes for
an extended period of time.
6.10 Trimming all levels
Hold Shift and turn the Rotary to
simultaneously trim all levels up or down.
Use Trim All to reduce a hot mix if SIG flashes
red, to bring up a mix with low meter reading,
or to turn all levels off.
Note The mix balance will change when the
source with highest level reaches maximum
or source with lowest level reaches minimum.
Use Trim All carefully to make small
adjustments if you want to keep the relative
balance between the sources.
Master Level
Normal
Off Max
!
Shift
Trim All
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6.11 ME-500 Presets
ME-500 can store and recall up to 8 presets.
These store all channel levels, pans and
mutes. Master EQ and limiter settings are not
stored.
Use Keys1-8 to store presets within the mixer.
Use Key9 to quickly clear all mix settings.
6.12 USB Preset transfer
Settings can be transferred between ME-500
mixers or archived to computer using a USB
device. This transfers all channel levels, pans
and mutes.
Use Key10 to store settings to USB.
The USB icon lights solid if a valid device is
recognised. It flashes if there is a problem
with the device.
The settings are stored as a file named
PRESET.ME5 in a ME500PST folder on the
USB device.
Note ME-500 and ME-1 presets are not
compatible.
Note Presets cannot be named. Do not
rename the USB file.
6.13 Recalling Presets
Hold down Recall. The Select keys light to
show preset status:
Off – Preset not available
On – Last preset recalled
Short flash – Preset available to recall
While holding down Recall, press a Select
key to recall its preset. The current mixer
settings are overwritten with the contents of
the preset.
Use Keys1-8 to recall mixer presets.
Use Key10 to recall settings from USB.
6.14 Storing Presets
Hold down Shift+Recall. The Select keys
light to show preset status:
Off – Preset not available
On – Last preset stored
Short flash – Preset available for store
While holding down Shift+Recall, press a
Select key to store the current settings to its
preset.
Use Keys1-8 to store to mixer presets.
Use Key10 to store settings to USB.
6.15 Clearing all mix settings
Hold down Recall and press Key9 to instantly
clear all channel levels, pans, mutes and
solo. The Master EQ, limiter and stored
presets are not affected.
6.16 Hard Reset
Hard reset returns the mixer to factory default
by clearing all mix and master settings and
clearing all stored presets.
To perform a hard reset:
Turn the mixer off.
Hold down the Shift+Recall+Master keys
and power up the mixer. Release the keys
after 5 seconds.
3 41 2
On
Press and hold
Recall
Short flash Off
3 41 2
On
Press and hold
Recall
Short flash Off
Store Preset
Shift
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The right hand dot indicates major, minor
or maintenance version. The left hand dot
displays its number.
6.17 Firmware Version
ME500 firmware is numbered
Version 1.23 where:
1 = major version
2 = minor version
3 = maintenance version
To check the current mixer version make sure
the USB device is not plugged in:
To check a USB device version plug it in first.
Hold Shift + press Key16 to view the major
version on the screen:
While holding Shift press Key16 again to view
the minor version.
Press again to view the maintenance version.
6.18 Update Firmware
Check the Allen & Heath web site for the
latest version of firmware. This can be
downloaded and transferred to the ME mixer
via USB key.
To start the update, press and release the
rotary while holding down Shift+Key16.
For more information refer to the release
notes and instructions on the web site.
6.19 Specification
Stereo Out – Stereo ¼” and 3.5mm jacks for:
Headphones >16 Ω , power 300+300mW
into 100 Ω load, or line out max +21dBu
Mono Out – Balanced TRS jack, nom 0dBu,
max +18dBu
Residual Output Noise - -95dBu (level min)
Freq Response - +0/-1dB 10Hz to 20kHz
Mains Power Unit – 100-240V AC 50/60Hz,
+12V DC 1.25A out
PoE Requirement – 10W at ME-500 (We
recommend 15W at PoE hub)
Dimensions – Width x Depth x Height
225 x 150 x 55mm (8.9” x 5.9” x 2.2”)
Weight – 900g (2lbs)
10°
160mm/3.7"
major
minor
maintenance
Number 1 to 9
Off = Mixer version
On = USB version
230mm/9"
68mm/2.7"
10°
160mm/3.7"
56mm/2.2"
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