Millennia HV-3R User Manual

Owner’s Manual

HV-3R

Remote-Controllable

High Voltage Microphone Preamplifier

Millennia Music & Media Systems

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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION................................ 3

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ..................... 4

FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS ............... 6

Channel Display .............................................. 7

Channel Number Indication .............................. 7

Gain Setting ................................................... 7

Overload Indication ......................................... 7

Channel Mute ................................................. 7

Level Meter .................................................... 7

REAR PANEL FUNCTIONS ................. 8

HARDWARE OPERATION................... 8

Menu Section Navigation .................................. 8

Getting Started ............................................... 8

Locking Front Panel in Remote .......................... 8

Saving Settings to Memory............................... 9

Recalling Saved Settings .................................. 9

LOCAL OPERATION ......................... 10

Gain Adjust .................................................. 10

Mute............................................................ 10

Polarity Flip .................................................. 10

Pad ............................................................. 10

Phantom Power ............................................. 10

Link ............................................................. 10

BASIC MENU MODE......................... 12

REMOTE OPERATION ...................... 13

Remote Operation of HV-3R with Ælogic Software

(PC Only) ..................................................... 13

Getting Started ............................................. 13

Setting Unit ID(s) and IP Addresses ................ 13

Locking the Unit in Remote Mode .................... 14

Saving the LAN settings and setting the startup

mode. .......................................................... 14

Save HV-3R Settings ..................................... 14

Setting Startup with these Settings ................. 14

Installing the Ælogic Software ........................ 15

Setting the Host Computer’s IP Address (XP) .... 15

ÆLOGIC OPERATION ...................... 16

Unit Status Window ....................................... 16

Red Icon ...................................................... 16

Green Icon ................................................... 16

Flashing Green Icon ...................................... 16

Purple Icon ................................................... 16

Gray Icon ..................................................... 16

Unit Status Dialog ......................................... 16

Overview ..................................................... 17

Control Section ............................................. 17

Control Layout .............................................. 18

Unit Naming and Unit Name Dialog Box ........... 18

Link Matrix .................................................. 20

Scene Window.............................................. 21

Project and Scene Management ...................... 21

Creating a Project ......................................... 21

Scene Window.............................................. 21

Safety Prompts ............................................ 21

Creating New Scenes .................................... 21

Renaming Scenes ......................................... 21

Reordering Scenes ........................................ 21

Recalling Scenes........................................... 22

Deleting Scene ............................................. 22

Locking Scene Window Functions .................... 22

Appending and Saving Scenes ........................ 22

Saving Scene Changes .................................. 22

REMOTE OPERATION WITH PRO

TOOLS HD ....................................... 23

Parameters for Remote Operation ................... 23

Setting Up the HV-3R for Remote Operation in Pro

Tools ........................................................... 23

Setting the MIDI Channel on the HV-3R .......... 23

Setting up the HV-3R in Pro Tools ................... 24

Choosing the MIDI Channel and Port Number in

Pro Tools ..................................................... 24

If multiple HV-3R units are being used ............ 24

Other Options in Peripherals Window .............. 24

Remote Lock-Out Mode Check Box.................. 24

Assigning the HV-3R Outputs to Recording

Interface Inputs in Pro Tools .......................... 25

Accessing Remote Controls of the HV-3R in Pro

Tools Edit and Mix Windows ........................... 26

Pro Tools controls that do not work with the

HV-3R: ........................................................ 26

APPENDIX ...................................... 27

Ælogic Keyboard Shortcuts ............................ 27

Advanced Menu Mode ................................... 28

Inductor Installation ................................ 30

AD-R96 USER GUIDE ...................... 31

MIDI ............................................... 32

MIDI Implementation Charts .......................... 33

MIDI Gain Table ........................................... 35

Simple MIDI Controller .................................. 36

Setting up MIDI I/O in PD .............................. 36

Controlling the HV-3R with PD ........................ 36

Setting the MIDI Channel in PD ...................... 36

Basic Troubleshooting for PD patch ................. 36

TROUBLESHOOTING ....................... 37

SPECIFICATIONS ........................... 38

WARRANTY .................................... 40

To obtain warranty service ............................. 40

Limits and Exclusions .................................... 40

Export Units ................................................. 40

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the Millennia
Media HV-3R Remote-Controllable High Voltage
Microphone Preamplifier. The HV-3R is the result of
meticulous listening tests on numerous circuit,
topology, and packaging designs. Your HV-3R is a
finely tuned instrument intended for critical
professional applications — we feel it offers the
world's most sonically neutral microphone
preamplification.

The HV-3R is designed to be used:

• Locally via the front panel controls – Referred to
as “Local Mode”.

• Remotely via LAN from the HV-3R Ælo gi c PC
remote control software. Up to 48 units can be
simultaneously controlled with LAN.

• Remotely via MIDI. Up to 9 units can be
simultaneously controlled with MIDI in Pro Tools,
or 16 with some other MIDI device.

The HV-3R can be used as a stand-alone, locally
controlled eight-channel mic preamp similar to its
sister product, the renowned HV-3D. Optional 130V
mic inputs are available for use with high voltage
microphones, such as DPA 4003 and 4012. Two
additional buffered/balanced outputs (per channel)
are available with the optional HROE expansion
board (via DB25 connectors). Eight channels of
internal A/D conversation are also available with the
optional AD-R96 expansion card.

Up to 48 HV-3Rs can be simultaneously controlled –
a total of 384 channels on one system. A high-speed
Ethernet control interface makes this possible
without any significant system control latency, even
if all 384 channels were to change parameters
simultaneously.

The MIDI control interface is compatible with
Digidesign’s Pro Tools® “PRE” remote microphone
preamplifier protocol. As defined by Digidesign, up
to nine units can be simultaneously controlled with
MIDI in Pro Tools. Up to 16 can be controlled per
MI DI po rt with a standalone MIDI device, or other
MIDI compatible software.

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FCC Notice Information for the User

This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when the equipment is operated
in a commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance
with this instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of
this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause
harmful interference in which case the user will be
required to correct the interference at his or her own
expense.

Safety Precautions

For your safety and the safety of others, be sure to
read and understand all safety and operational
instructions before attempting to use the HV-3R.

WARNING: The HV-3R internal circuitry carries lethal
voltages. Carefully observe all warnings, precautions,
and instructions on the HV-3R and as described in
the instructions supplied with the unit.

Water, Moisture, and Spillage – Do not attempt
to use the HV-3R in, near, or around water or in
unusually moist environments, such as near a sink or
swimming pool. Prevent liquids or any other
materials or objects from spilling or falling into the
HV-3R unit.

Heat And Ventilation – Be sure to allow adequate
ventilation to HV-3R and avoid using or installing
unit in close proximity to heat sources, such as
heaters, stoves, radiators, power amplifiers,
spotlights, or other heat-producing appliances or
equipment. It is best to leave one rack screw space
between units if possible.

Power Sources and Power Cord Protection –

The HV-3R Power Supply should be connected to a
power source only of the type described in the
operating instructions or as marked on the Power
Supply. Route the power cord so that it is not likely
to be walked on or pinched by having objects placed
on it. Pay particular attention to plugs, receptacles,
and the point where the AC power cord exits the
HV-3R.

Grounding – For your safety, it is extremely
important that the grounding pin of the 3-wire power
cable (included with 110 Volt units) be inserted into
a grounding type 3-pin power outlet. If you are
unable to insert the plug into an existing outlet,
contact an electrician to install a properly grounded
3-pin power outlet, preferably that with OFI / CFI
protection, if available.

Damage Requiring Service – This unit should be
repaired or serviced by qualified personnel
whenever:

· The AC power cord has been damaged, or

· Objects have fallen or liquid has spilled into any
HV-3R unit, or

· The unit does not function properly or exhibits a
marked change in performance, or

· The unit has been abused, dropped, or damaged,
or

· The unit has been exposed to rain or moisture.

Servicing – Lethal voltages are found inside the
HV-3R chassis. The user should not attempt to repair
or service this unit. All servicing and/or repairs
should be referred to Millennia.

If, after reading all instructions, precautions, and
warnings, you have remaining questions, please
contact Millennia directly before attempting to use
your HV-3R.

Before connecting power to the HV-3R, assure that
the rear panel voltage selection fuse block switch is
set correctly. In the USA, Canada or Japan, HV-3R is
shipped with the voltage selection block set to
100-120 VAC. If you change the voltage selection
block to 200-240 VAC usage, be sure to change both
fuses to the correct types. See “Rear Panel”
instructions for proper fuse requirements.

The HV-3R enclosure measures approximately 17”
wide x 3.5” high x 16” deep and is designed for
mounting into a standard 2U, 19” equipment rack. If
the HV-3R is mounted in a road case or other rack
which is prone to strong vibration or shock, it is
highly recommended that the rear of the HV-3R be
supported or otherwise reinforced to withstand such
conditions. HV-3R contains discrete transistors,
many running in Class-A bias. As such, the HV-3R
runs quite warm and should be mounted for proper
ventilation with at least one rack screw space open
above and below the unit.

HV-3R is designed on a common ground topology.
For high quality operation, and for your own safety
and the safety of others, do not defeat the power
cord earth grounding pin.

HV-3R Front-End Protection – Millennia Music &
Media Systems enjoys a reputation for what many
top engineers and producers call the world’s most
musically accurate and dynamically uniform
microphone preamplifier — t he HV -3. But this
thoroughbred design is not achieved without certain
operating criteria. Back-to-back Zener diodes protect
the super-matched discrete bipolar input transistors
against high transient energy spikes common when
inserting and extracting XLR connectors. To maintain
top performance and protect the HV-3R’s sensitive
HV-3 front-end, it is advised that you do not insert
or extract XLR connectors with power on. Get in the
habit of disabling AC power and waiting about ten
seconds for the phantom power to fully “ramp down”
before inserting or removing a microphone. This is
good advice for protecting your microphone
investments, as well.

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Any changes or modifications not
expressly approved by MILLENNIA
MEDIA, INC. (Millennia) could void your
authority to operate this equipment
under the EC, ICAN, or FCC rules.

Copyright: You acknowledge that no title to the
intellectual property in the HV-3R is transferred to
you.

Inspect ion – Inspect packing box(es), HV -3R, and
cable(s) for damage, unusual marks, or shortages. It
is your responsibility to report damage, shortage, or
mis-shipments in a timely manner. Millennia and/or
its dealers will not be responsible for claims arising
from damage in shipping, nor will claims for shortage
or mis-shipments be honored, more than 10 days
after ship date.

Read this manual carefully and completely before
attempting to use the HV-3R. Improper operation
could result in damage to product. It is the user’s
responsibility to understand the safe use and
operation of this device.

The shipping box of the HV-3R system will include:

• Quick Start Guide

• Ælogic Software CD

• UL approved power cord (110 V countries only)

• Owner’s Registration Card, Register online at

http://mil-media.com/registration.html or fill out

the Owner’s Registration Card and return to
Millennia at your earliest ability.

The material contained in this manual consists of
information that is property of Millennia and is
intended solely for use by the purchasers of the
equipment described in this manual. Without express
written permission, Millennia prohibits the duplication
of any portion of this manual or the use thereof for
any p ur pose other than the operation and/or
maintenance of the equipment described in this
manual. This manual may not be duplicated in whole
or in part without the written consent of Millennia.

The HV-3R serial number is located on the rear left
side of each unit. We suggest that you record the
serial number in the space provided below. Refer to
it whenever you call an authorized Millennia repair
facility or the manufacturer. Make sure that you
register online or return your completed warranty
card immediately.

Features and specifications subject to change
without notice.

© 2008 – Millennia Media, Inc., All rights reserved
Serial Number

__________________________________________
Purchase Date

__________________________________________
Where Purchased

__________________________________________

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Front Panel Functions

The 3/8” thick hand-machined aluminum front panel
consists of two LCDs, one rotary encoder, 32 LED
channel status indicators, and 18 functional
pushbutton switches.

1. Large Rota ry E nco d er – Adjusts gain.

2. Column of Five Illuminated Pushbutton

– Used to toggle a selected mic pre amp ’s
parameters:

• MUTE Audio

• POLarity inversion

• PAD 14dB attenuation

• +48Volt phantom power

• LINK Channels

3. Channel Status Indicators – F our LED s

per channel indicate status of channel’s
parameters. Select button makes the
selected channel’s controls editable.

4. Channel Display – Above the LED Matrix.

It displays:

• Channel Number Indication

• Gain Setting

• Overload Indication

• Channel Mute

• Level Meter

5. Menu Display – Indicates unit’s remote/local
status and setup parameters.

6. Menu Navigation – A group of five switches
controlling menu navigation. The EDIT section
provides extensive parametric setup of the
HV-3R mic preamp.

7. Power Switch – Turns the unit on and off.

1

2

3

7

6

5

4

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Channel Display

The large LCD displays the channel number, the gain
setting (8 dB to 69 dB in 1.0 db increments),
overload indication via a small “OL” icon, channel
mute, and a channel bar graph level meter.

Channel Number Indication – Channel indication
is shown numerically when in Local and LAN remote
mo de, an d alpha-numerically when in MIDI remote.

For example, if the unit is assigned Unit ID 01,
channel 6 is displayed as “6” in L oc al and L AN
modes. If assigned MIDI channel 01 “6a” is displayed
(the letter indicates the MIDI channel assigned. a=1,
b=2… p=16).

Channel numbering is correlated to the Unit ID
number in LAN remote, or MIDI channel in MIDI
remote. For instance, in LAN remote if the unit ID is
set to “03,” that unit’s channel numbering will
display channels “17 – 24” (see remote operation for

more on setting the Unit ID).

When MIDI remote is enabled, each Unit has a letter
(“a” through “p”) after each channel number
indicating the MIDI channel (1 through 16). (see

remote operation for more on setting the MIDI
channel).

Gain Setting – Gain is shown numerically under the
channel number indication. For example, the number
“35” would represent 35 dB of microphone voltage
gain.

Overload Indication – To the right of the channel
number is an “OL” icon (Channel 2 above) which
appears if the channel output equals or exceeds a
peak of +22 dBu. Note that the HV-3R’s unclipped
output is +32 dBu.

“OL” does not indicate the clip point of
the HV-3R’s analog sections. Rather, it
indicates a warning to the user that the
HV-3R output is approaching the clip
level of many com mon outboard
recording devices.

Channel Mute – When a channel’s Mute is engaged,

the word “MUTE” will appear in place of the channel’s
gain setting (Channel 7 above).

Level Meter – The level meter is a bar graph meter
with eight segments. The approximate corresponding
output levels are:

OUTPUT

BAR (balanced)

OVL +22 dBu

7 +20 dBu
6 +16 dBu
5 +12 dBu
4 +8 dBu
3 +4 dBu
2 -10 dBu
1 -19 dBu

PUSH

PUSH

PUSH

PUSH

PUSH

PUSH

PUSH

PUSH

12345678

12345678

48V

IN

OUT

10.5

9.0

110-120

ETHERNET

MIDI OUT

B OUTPUT C OUTPUT

RESERVED

SERIAL

MIDI THRU

MIDI IN

OPTION SLOT

PANE L

GROUND

LIFT

110-120

2

2

0

-

2

4

0

Channel

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8

- Pins

12

23 9 20 6 17 3 14

Gnd Pins

25

11

22 8 19 5 16

2

3 4 5 6 7

1

2

Rear Panel Functions

1. AC Power – Worldwide (user configur able

100-240VAC) IEC power inlet.

2. MIDI and LAN Co nnection – Allow remote
control of the HV-3R.

3. Option Slot – Above the MIDI and LAN ports is
an option slot for the AD-R96 Expansion Card. This
option slot can also host I/O for analog to digital
converters and different remote control protocols.
(Future options)

4. Analog I/O – Eight channels of XLR analog I/O
connectors. Eight female XLRs for microphone-level
input and eight male XLRs for line-level output.

5. HROE Option I/O – two DB25s wired in the
Tascam format for two additional buffered outputs.

For a description of the menu items and flow chart,
go to the section “

Basic Menu Mode”.

Local
Remote, Save >

If your unit powers up with one o f the screens below
(## will be the ID number or MIDI channel of the
unit), it has been custom configured by the factory
at the time of your order for a remote system. Push
the enter key to select Local operation.

LAN Remote ##

Local

or

MIDI Remote ##

Local

+ Pins 24 10 21 7 18 4 15 1

Choosing to Startup in Local or Remote Mode –

The HV-3R is shipped to startup in Local mode. If
the user wishes to startup the unit in Remote mode
(LAN or MIDI) these steps must be followed.

6. Reserved DB25 – for future options.

7. Serial – For future control expansion.

Hardware Operation

Menu Section Navigation

The Menu Section LCD can be navigated using the
five buttons below it: Left, Right, ENTER, Up and
Down.

1. Choose “Setup” from the main menu.

2. Choose “Startup”.

3. Choose “Mode”.

4. Choose “Remote” (See sections on how to use

LAN or MIDI).

with

5. Press the Up arrow three times to return to the
top of the main menu.

Locking Front Panel in Remote

The front panel can be locked in Remote mode by
pressing < and ^ at the same time when in Local
mode. To unlock it to go back to Local mode,
press < and ^ at the same time.

This manual assumes the user has a basic knowledge
of how to use the Left, Right, and ENTER buttons.
The Up arrow in most cases acts as an escape from
the current Edit screen, and when pressed
repeatedly will eventually retur n to the top of the
Main Menu (Shown Below).

Getting Started

The HV-3R is shipped to start up in Local mode.
Below is the default menu screen that appears when
a Unit is powered up for the first time. This menu
screen is referred to as the t op of the main menu.

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Choosing Startup Settings – The HV-3R is shipped
to startup with the default settings:

• All functions turned off (MUTE, POL, PAD, 48V,
LINK).

• Startup in Local mode with LAN Remote 01 set
for remote operation (MIDI OFF).

• Startup with memory location 01.

• Front Panel Lock OFF

• Auto Save (for LAN Remote operation Only) ON

• IP Address set to 192.168.1.201.

• User Mode set to Basic.

• Menu timeout set to 180 sec.

• Gain range set to 69dB.

If the user wishes to startup the unit with different
settings these steps must be followed. Sa ve yo ur
settings (see “Save Settings to Memory” then:

1. Choose “Setup” from the main menu.

2. Choose “Startup”.

3. Choose “Setup”.

4. Choose the desired Setup from memory
locations 1-16.

5. Press the Up arro w three times to return to the
top of the main menu.

Saving and Recalling Settings

Saving Settings to Memory – The HV-3R can store

up to 16 different Setups in memory. All channel
parameters and gain settings, Unit ID for LAN
operation, MIDI channel for MIDI operation, and
many other settings can be saved in memory and
recalled when needed.

1. Choose “Save” from the main menu.

2. Three choices will be presented. “Name”,
“Save”, and “Del”. When saving a setup for the
first time the “Name” choice may be desirable.
This option lets you name the Setup before
choosing the memory location.
a. Name – Create a name for the setup by

using the Up and Down arrows to change
the character, and Left and Right arrows to
choose character position. Press ENTER
when finished and then choose the memory
location as detailed in the next step (b).

b. Save – Choose the memory location (1

through 16) to store the setup. Press enter
when the desired memory location is
displayed. There will be a prompt to
“Overwrite Setup?” Choose “Yes” to save or
“No” to abort.

c. Delete – Choose the memory location (1

through 16) to delete. Press enter when
the desired memory location is displayed.
There will be a prompt that says “Are You
Sure?” Choose “Yes” to delete or “No” to
abort.

3. Press the Up arro w two times to return to the
top of the main menu.

Recalling Saved Settings

1. Choose “Recall” from the main menu.

2. Choose the memory location (1 through 16) of
the desired setup.

3. Press the Up arro w one time to return to the top
of the main menu.

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Local Operation

The HV-3R is fully functional as a stand-alone
microphone preamplifier without the need for any
remote control.

Local operation of the HV-3R is straight forward. To
modify any control on a channel, press the desired
channel’s Select button. It will then illuminate,
indicating that the controls on the left side of the
front panel are active for that channel.

Press the five rectangular parameter buttons ( Pad ,
Link, etc.) to change the channel’s parameters. The
selected channel’s status LEDs will toggle on/off.

Turn the knob to change gain.
After 60 seconds of inactivity the selected channel

will automatically revert to the unselected state.
Push Select if you wish to activate again. This value
can be modified in the Advanced M od e

Gain Adjust – To adjust a channel’s gain, press the
channel Select button. It will illuminate. Now turn
the knob. You will see a numerical gain change on
the large display above that channel.

Mute – To mute a channel, press the channel’s
Select button, then press the Mute button. That
channel will now be muted and the LCD gain setting
will indicate the word “MUTE”. Linked channels will
mute if any member of the link is muted.

Polarity Flip – To invert the audio output polarity
(180 degrees) of any channel, press the channel
Select button, then press the POL button. That
channel’s output signal will now be opposite of the
input signal. Technically, this is not a “phase
adjustment” as the waveform does not shift in time.

Pad – To attenuate a channel’s output by 14 dB,
press the channel Select button, then press the PAD
button. That channel’s output signal will be padded
by 14 dB, though the gain shown in that channel’s
LCD will not change.

Phantom Power – To apply 48 volt phantom power
to a channel, press the channel Select button, then
press the 48V para meter button. That channel will
now have 48V phantom power applied equally to
both pin 2 and pin 3 of that channel’s input XLR.

CAUTI ON – DO NOT PLUG A MIC IN
WITH THE PHANTOM POWER ON. IT
CAN DAMAGE THE MICROPHONE AND
THE PREAMP INPUT

Link – This pa ramet er allows the user to link the

Gain and Mute parameters of any (or all) channels.
To link, press the channel Select button of a channel
to be linked, then press the Link button.

Links are cleared when you go into the
Remote mode. If you want to keep
links, save them before you change
modes.

All linked channels will track gain in identical
increments. For instance, if channels 1 and 2 are
linked with respective gains of 10 and 20 dB,
increasing the gain of either linked channel by 5 dB
will result in channel gains of 15 and 25 dB,
respectively.

Gain linking is helpful when tracking with stereo or
surround microphones. If Mute is selected on any
linked channel, all linked channels will mute. Channel
linking applies to gain and mute, only. No other
parameters (pad, phantom, etc.) are linked by this
parameter.

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LAN/MIDI Remote

Local

Remote

Save

Recall

Setup

Status

Recall
<”## “Name“ >

Utility

Unit ID

MIDI

Startup

Save Setup
Name , Sav e, Del

Name
Enter Name

Save Where?
<”## “Name“ >

Delete Setup
<## Name

Save Where?
<”## “Name“ >

Overwrite Setup?
No, Yes

Are You Sure?
No, Yes

Overwrite Setup?
No, Yes

IP Address

Mode

Unit ID
##

MIDI
##

Auto Save
On, Off

Starting Setup
<## “Name”

IP Address, Save
DHCP >

IP Address, Save
<192.168.1.201

Mode
Basic, Advanced

Startup Locked
Locked, Unlocked

Startup Mode
Local, Remote

See Advanced See Advanced

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Basic Menu Mode

Remote Mode

1) Local

Local Mode

1) Save – Menu for saving, naming, and deleting
setups stored in memory.
(A) Name – Allows nine character naming of

each memory location.

(B) Save – Saves all current setup parameters

to a specified memory location.
(i) Location

(a) Overwrite

(C) Delete – Deletes a saved setup from

memory, effectively setting all parameters
of that setup to default.
(i) Are You Sure

2) Recall – Recalls all parameters of a previously
saved Setup.
(A) Location

3) Setup – Menu for changing setup parameters of
the HV-3R
(A) Unit ID ## (1-48) – Chooses Unit ID used

to identify the unit over the LAN.

(B) MIDI Channel Assign (OFF, 1-16) – Chooses

MIDI channel used to communicate with the
HV-3R.

(C) Startup – Chooses startup options to be

loaded when the HV-3R is powered on.
(i) Mode – Chooses to startup in Local or

Remote Mode.
(a) Local
(b) Remote

(ii) Setup – Chooses memory location to be

loaded.
(a) Location

(iii) Auto Save – Saves control settings 3

seconds after last change when in LAN
remote mode
(a) On
(b) Off

(iv) Startup Loc ked

(a) Front panel controls locked in

Remote Mode

(b) Front panel unlocked

(D) IP Address – Chooses user specified IP

Address or allows DHCP server to allocate
addresses automatically.
(i) DHCP
(ii) ###.###.###.###

(E) User Mode – Grants or denies access to

additional features and functions of the
HV-3R.
(i) Basic (Default)
(ii) Advanced (locked out)