Topp Pro DLM808 User manual

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RT-DRIVE DLM808

DIGITAL PROCESSOR

AUDIO MATRIX PROCESSOR

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1. Introduction

2. Features

3. Usefull Data

4. Function Buttons and LED Indicators

5. Rear Panel

6. DSP Control

1. Configuration of IP Address

2. Configuration of Device Connection on Initial Page

3. Input DSP Channel

4. MATRIX

5. Output DSP Channel

6. Save/Load/Copy

7. System

7. Web Configuration of LAN Module

8. Technical information

9. Guarantee

10.Notes

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing TOPP PRO. The new TOPP PRO MUSIC GEAR RT-DRIVE DLM808 is an audio matrix processor, with 8 input and 8 output channels, with high-definition LCD to display current status at real time, with network port to expand network devices. It is available for large-scale place, such as theater, broadcast hall, gymnasium and conference center and so on.

Every TOPP PRO audio product is strictly tested and complied to very strict standards. Please carefully read this manual before starting operation! Thank you again for choosing TOPP PRO MUSIC GEAR RT-DRIVE DLM808.

Features

All input channels are equip with GATE/EXP/CROSSOVER/PEQ/DELAY/COMPRESSOR function

All input channels are equip with Gain/Crossover/PHASE/PEQ/DELAY/COMPRESSOR function

8*8 audio matrix

With 8 channels in and 8 channels out audio interface expansion card (DANTE)

Match with PC and App operation software, which is convenient for user

User can on-line update DSP and MCU Firmware via internet

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Function Buttons and LED Indicators

1. LCD Screen

Display device information, such as device name, port number, preset etc.

1) Initial page

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(1) Device name (2) Current preset (3) Current release version (4) Current ID, when connecting with device, the ID can be obtained automatically. (5) This image means the PC isn’t connecting with DLM808; if connecting well, the two devices inside box will flash alternately. (6) This image means DSP communicate well, if fault, it will show DSP!. (7) This image appears when Dante option inserted in DLM808, or it will disappear.

2) Preset list

2. UP and DOWN buttons (PRESET and ENTER)

The two buttons can meet operation demands of LCD screen.

-UP: Click to list up.

-DOWN: Click to list down.

-PRESET: Its function is as following:

1) Enter Preset List Hold to press this button for about 3 seconds to enter “Recall Preset” page, you can see totally 32 presets, every preset can be set at PC, after finishing set, then save the preset, it can be synchronously saved to DLM808.

2) Exit from Current Page In“Recall Preset”page，hold to press PRESET button again for 3-4s, exit from current page to initial page.

3) Indicate System Information In initial page, hold to press PRESET button for 3-4s, you can see system information showed on LCD screen. Such as system version(System V1.0), firmware version(Firmware V1.0).

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Function Buttons and LED Indicators

- ENTER. Its function is as following:

1) Load Preset Click UP/DOWN button to select preset, then Hold to press the “ENTER” button for about 3 seconds to recall the selected preset. After recalling successfully, the screen will display “Load OK”.

2) Exit from Preset List Page When the selected preset is empty, hold to press ENTER for 3s, no preset to load, the system will exit from current page and return back to initial page.

3) Reset to defaults Hold to press both PRESET and ENTER buttons for 8s to erase all memory settings, and reset to defaults.

Note that whichever page it is, if hang it without any operation, the system will go back to initial page about 5 seconds later.

3. Input Signal LED indicating

Indicate input connection status. When you connect this device to other host, the LEDs indicate corresponding Mic port connection status at back panel.

LEDs indicate as below:

-CLIP(RED). It means current MIC input signal overload.

-SIG(GREEN). It means some signal input from current MIC port.

4. Input Channel MUTE Button

Press CH1-8 buttons, the corresponding background LED light, which means to mute signal from selected channels.

5. Output Signal Indicating LED

Indicate output connection status. When you connect this device to other hosts, LEDs here indicate corresponding XLR port connection status at back panel.

LEDs indicate as below:

-CLIP(RED). It means current XLR output signal overload.

-SIG(GREEN). It means some signal output from current XLR port.

6. Output Channel Select Button

Press CH1-8 buttons, the corresponding background LED light, which means signal can output from selected channels.

7. Status LED Indication

LED indicating as below:

-COMM.(GREEN). Power on DLM808 and connect it with PC by router or CL-4, then open

DLM808’s software control page on PC, it lights if communication is common; while it turns off if communication is fault.

-FAULT(RED). It lights when DSP runs fault, you can see fault information on LCD screen, see

details in section 1 about LCD Screen. At this time please check your device configuration.

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Rear Panel

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8. MIC Input Port1~8

3 poles XLR input. These ports are used for connecting input device of analog microphone or line input devices. Please be sure that MIC input port supports phantom power.

9. XLR Output Port 1~8

These ports are used for connecting analog line output device, such as Amplifier and Speaker.

10. RS-232 Input Port

It can connect other device via RS232 data line, T represents Transmitting end, R represents receiving end, while G represents ground. DLM808 can control this device’s action. Such as selecting two audio channel or mute whole system by device connected to this port. Below table lists the whole command of RS-232:

Start

Byte0

Byte1

N0.

(1Byte)

1 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x01 (1…8) (0---80)

2 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x02 (1…8) 0x40 Change Input channel Phase

3 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x03 (1…8) 0x40 Change Input channel Mute

4 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x04 (1…8) 0x00 0x40 Get Input channel Status

5 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x04 (1…8) 0x40

6 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x05 (1…8) 0x40 Change Output channel Gain

7 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x06 (1…8) 0x40 Change Output channel Phase

8 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x07 (1…8) 0x40 Change Output channel Mute

9 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x08 (1…8) 0x40 Get Output channel Status

10 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x08 (1…8) 0x40

11 0x01 0x20 0x03 24 0x09 (1…8)

Byte2

(1Byte)

Length

Comma

(1 Byte)

Channel (1Byte)

Value

(N Bytes)

(0---1)

Byte 0: Gain value Byte 1: Phase value Byte 2: Mut

Byte 0: Gain value Byte 1: Phase value Byte 2: Mute value

Byte 0:Mixer Input channel 1 Byte 1:Mixer Input channel 2 Byte 2:Mixer Input channel 3 … Byte 8:Mixer Input channel 8 Byte 9:Mixer Digital Input 1 Byte 10:Mixer Digital Input 2 …

e value

(0---80)

(0---1)

0x00

End Byte2 (1Byte)

0x40 Change Input channel Gain

Dev channel status

Device output the Output channel status

Set Output channel Mixer

0x40

From the input

function

ice output the input

12 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x0A (1…8) 0x00 0x40

Set Output channel Mixer Status

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Rear Panel

Byte 0:Mixer Input channel 1 Byte 1:Mixer Input channel 2 Byte 2:Mixer Input channel 3 …

13 0x01 0x20 0x03 24 0x0A (1…8)

14 0x01 0x20 0x03 24 0x0D 16Bytes ASCILL code 0x40 Set device name

15 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x0E 0x00 0x40 Get Device information

16 0x01 0x20 0x03 29

17 0x01 0x20 0x03 8 0x0F Preset Number 0-32 0x40 Recall Preset

0x0E

Byte 8:Mixer Input channel 8 Byte 9:Mixer Digital Input 1 Byte 10:Mixer Digital Input 2 … Byte 15:Mixer Digital Input 8

Byte 0-15 : Device name ,ASCILL Byte 16: Firmware Version Byte 17-21: Device Serial Number

11. RC-NET Input/Output Port

Control signal can transmit through this network port. RC-Net is based on RS-485 transport protocol, which owns function of RS485 data exchange, to realize large-scale real data transmit.

Device output the Output

0x40

Mixer status

Device output Device

0x40

information

12. LAN& RC-NET Switch

Use this switch to choice Network control way, you can determine to control it by Ethernet or RC-NET.

13. LAN Network Control Port

DLM808 can connect with Ethernet switch via this port. On LAN network control port, you can see two LEDs, they are connection status indicator (green) and signal transmit indicator(yellow).

-- If the yellow LED goes out, means no signal transmits; while if yellow LED is on, but green one

goes out, means the device detects network, but no connection.

-- If green LED is on ,means network connects well.

14. Optional Module

Usually it is prepared for DANTE module to insert in, which can be used for audio input/output expansion.

15. Power Inlet

Connect AC voltage，100-240VAC，50-60Hz.

16. Power Switch

Press it to turn on/off the device.

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DSP Control

DLM808 can connect with PC by internet port on router, or by CL-4. After successfully connected, please click the file named MatrixPro.exe on PC, you can see initial page as below picture shows, which can set connection of each device.

1. Configuration of IP Address

When connect DLM808 with PC by internet port on router: Before connect devices on software control page, please set IP address of DLM808 and router first, below gives steps(pay attention that the toggle switch on DLM808 rear panel should be at LAN side):

1). Click “Connect” control on top right corner, a search dialog will jump up, click “Scan” button, it will automatically search IP and MAC address in the system, as below picture shows. Then click “Connect” button to build communication. The “Status” control in top right corner indicates the communication status, which will light green if connect right, while off means fail to connect.

2). If fail to connect following above step, then please key the IP address in “Choose IP” text field, then click “Connect” button. After connecting successfully, you can see device information in the lower-left corner, as below picture shows.

2. Configuration of Device Connection on Initial Page

Below picture shows you the connected status between CL-4 and DLM808.

How to connect?

1). Add Device

Hold to click CL-4(or Lan Interface) under “Config DeviceList” and drag it to the middle area, then release mouse, the CL-4 will be added to this area, use the same way to add other devices.

2). Delete Device

Right-click the device, select “Delete Module” to delete it. Note: Before delete the device, please make sure that all the lines that connected to the selected device have been removed, or you may fail to delete it.

3). Configuration of Device ID

Right-click the device, select “Change DeviceID” , a dialog appears as below picture shows,input a new Device ID in the text field, then click “OK” button to change it. Note: The new ID you key in must be the same as it is showing on DLM808’s LCD screen.

After successfully connected devices, double click DLM808 on this initial page to enter DSP control page, which will be introduced later.

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DSP Control

3. Input DSP Channel

1). Device Data

After connecting PC with DLM808 and communication right, here you can see information about current channel, device name, ID number etc. If Connect Status icon is green, means communication is right; While off means communication is fault.

2). Expander/Gate

In this area, you can adjust parameter of EXP/Gate , the curve in coordinate will change with parameter’s change. The Expander is used for adding input dynamic range according to user’s demand.

- Threshold

Click the control to set Gate threshold of selected channel. This threshold value determines the open level of Gate. Actually, all input audio signal that higher than threshold value can go through, the range of threshold value is -64dB to 20dB. If input signal is lower than threshold, the Expander can enlarge it with setting ratio, then output the signal. If input signal is larger than threshold, output signal will be the same with input signal, which means ratio is 1:1.

If adjusting the ratio to max(∞), Expander will change to noise Gate.

- Ratio

Click the control to set ratio of input signal to output signal. That is the dynamic change value of Expander’s input signal/dynamic change value of Expander’s output signal.

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DSP Control

- Attack

Click the control to set the interval time from selected channel’s signal beyond threshold to open noise Gate, the time can be set from 10 to 150ms. Signals that increase slowly need lower attack, because if set the attack value too high, it may cause “click” noise. Actually, all Gate may cause “click” noise when operation, but it can be avoid if set properly.

- Release

Click the control to set the amount of time for the gate to go from open to fully close. It can be set from 0.01 to 1 second. Note: A fast release abruptly cuts off the sound once it has fallen below the threshold, A slower release smoothly changes from open to closed, much like a slow fade out. If the release time is too short, a click can be heard when re-open the gate .

- Bypass

Click Bypass, it will illuminate red, all input signals will bypass control of Threshold, Ratio, Attack and Release to flow to next block, these parameters can not be adjusted.

- Flat EXP

Click this button to flat all set parameters to be default.

- Polarity

Click this button to invert the phase of the selected channel's signal (to alter the phase by 180°). If the phase reverse is active the button will illuminate. The Polarity control can be used to correct audio signals which are out of phase as well as to cancel/reinforce each other.

3). Equalizer

In this area, you can adjust parameter of Equalizer(EQ) , the curve in coordinate will change with parameter’s change. EQ can compensate and correct frequency characteristic, through which to make its frequency response characteristic curve to be more smooth and straight. On DLM808, you can adjust 8 band EQ.

- High Pass Filter

This is a high-pass filter. It can pass higher frequencies. When set to its lowest position, the filter is off. Type indicates the filter’s type that you selected, different type means different shape and different filter frequency range.

- Low Pass Filter

This is a low-pass filter. It can pass lower frequencies. When set to its highest position, the filter is off. Type indicates the filter’s type that you selected, different type means different shape and different filter frequency range.

- EQ Frequency

Click the control to set the center frequency of the equalizer's Low/Low-mid/High-mid/ High band separately. The center frequency is the middle of the pass-band between the lower and upper cutoff frequencies which define the limits of the band. The center frequency can be set from 20Hz to 20K Hz.

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- Q

Click the control to set the Q for the Low/Low-mid/High-mid/High band separately. The Q is the ratio of the center frequency to the bandwidth. If the center frequency is constant, the bandwidth is inversely proportional to the Q, which means that if you raise the Q, the bandwidth will be narrowed. It can be adjusted from 0.4 to 24.

- Gain

Click the control to set the gain attenuation or boost at the center frequency for the Low/Low-mid/High-mid/High band separately. It can be set from -24 to +24 dB. When Gain is 0dB, center frequency and Q are all invalid.

- Type

To select current filter type of current EQ, option is Peak/L.Shelf/H.Shelf.

- EQ Bypass

Click this button to bypass all signal to next block, if EQ bypass function is active the button will illuminate. If it is not active,signal will be processed at this block and then flow to next block.

- Flat EQ

To flat all setting parameters to default.

4). Compressor

In this area, you can adjust parameter of compressor. Compressor will compress signal that higher than threshold with specified ratio, then output it. The curve in coordinate will change with parameter’s change.

-Threshold

Click the control to set the compressor threshold for selected channel. If amplitude of an audio signal exceeds a certain threshold, the compressor will reduce the level of this signal with specified ratio; If amplitude of an audio signal is lower than this given threshold, compressor won’t work, signal will flow to next block directly.

If setting ratio to “+∞”, compressor will be limited.

Threshold can be set from -30dB to 20dB.

- Ratio

Click the control to set the compression ratio for selected channel. The ratio determines the amount of gain reduction. For example, a ratio of 4:1 means that if input level is 4 dB over the threshold, the output signal level will be 1 dB over the threshold. The ratio can be set from 10:1 to 1:1 until limit.

- Attack

Click the control to set the compressor's attack setting for selected channel. The attack setting is the period when the compressor is decreasing gain to reach the level that is determined by the ratio. You can set the attack from 10 to 150 milliseconds.

- Release

Click the control to set the compressor for selected channel. Release sets the length of time the compressor takes to return to its normal gain once the signal level drops below the threshold. Release can be set from 10 to 1,000 milliseconds.

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- Bypass

Click this button to bypass all signal to next block, if compressor bypass function is active the button will illuminate. If it is not active,signal will be processed at this block and then flow to next block.

- Flat COM

To flat all setting parameters to default.

- Delay

Delay here can engage and disengage the delay function for selected Channel. Move the slide below it to set delay time. Only if delay function is active can set the delay time. If Bypass beside it is enable, the parameter can not be adjusted.

5). Current input channel selection

Click channel button 1-8, corresponding background LED will light, which means current channel is selected, you can set parameters on this channel.

6). Input channel mute control

Click it, the background LED will light, which means it enable mute function on current channel.

7). Input channel Meter control

Select the block and slide it to adjust current channel’s volume.

8). Input channel Meter dynamically indication

Dynamically indicate current channel’s input level meter.

9). Input channel Meter value display

The value will vary with slide moving.

10). Output channel control

Function in this area is similar to that to input channel. Please read carefully about input channel introduction.

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4. MATRIX

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1). Assign of input and output channels

In this area, there are many small blocks, click one block, its background turns green, audio signal flow from left input channel to top output channel; while the signal won’t go through any channel if it is not active. Below figure gives an example:

a. Click the block as a marked, its background turns green, means that signal input from channel Local 02 will be assigned to output channel Local

02. But the input channel Local 02

wouldn’t be assigned to other output channels because there is no other block activates. b&c. Click the block as b&c marked, their background turn green, means that signal input from channel Local 03 and Local 04 will be assigned to output channel Local 03. Other channels that inactive won’t be assigned to any other output channel. d&e. Click the block as d&e marked, their background turn green, means corresponding input channel signal will be assigned to corresponding output channel. And so on...

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2). Input Channel Parameter Control

Please refer to section 4.3 Input DSP Channel for details about this area.

3). Output Channel Parameter Control

Please refer to section 4.3 Input DSP Channel for details about this area.

5. Output DSP Channel

As you can see, compared with input DSP channel, this page only remove the Gate/EXP function, please refer to section 4.3 Input DSP Channel for details about its function.

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6. Save/Load/Copy

1). Preset List

The text area shows preset list that have been saved, select a preset, then click Load button to load the selected preset to corresponding control.

2). Save/Load/Delete/Recall

When use this function, please pay attention the switch of Device and Local PC first. If Device is selected, Save and Load buttons are not enabled, which means you can not save or load presets from Device to PC. While they are enabled if select Local PC.

-Save

In Local PC mode, select a preset in Preset List, then click Save button to save the selected preset from Local PC to DLM808.

-Load

In Local PC mode, select a preset in Preset List, then click Load button to load the selected preset from Local PC to DLM808.

-Delete

In Device mode, select a preset in Preset List, then click Delete button to delete the selected preset from DLM808.

-Recall

In Device mode, click Recall button to recall all the presets in Preset List.

3). Copy

Select a channel that you want to copy to other channels from item menu, such as CH01, then select Input Channel or Output channel, select the channels that you want to be copied or click SelectAll button to copy CH01 to these channels.

4). Input/Output Channel Parameter Control

Please refer to section 4.3 Input DSP Channel for details about this area.

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7. System

1). Reset Factory

Click this button to reset all setting parameters to default.

2). Change device name

Click this button to change current device name in the dialog that pops-up.

3). Input/Output Channel Parameter Control

Please refer to section 4.3 Input DSP Channel for details about this area.

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Web Configuration of LAN Module

1. Search IP address of LAN module by PC software.

2. Open the browser on PC , input IP that searched in above step to enter the configuration web

site.

Device IP

Below pictures show the configuration and review for port number and Baud rate.

3. Please DO NOT change the Baud rate and TCP PORT, while you can change any other

parameters. Then click “Update” and restart device.

TCP Mode page

Default password:system

Change confirm

Current uart page

Change confirm

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Technical information

Microphone input Electronically balanced

Frequency Response to Main Output 20Hz~20KHz at 0dBu ±1dB

Distortion(THD&N) to Main Output <0.01% at 0dBu 1KHz

SNR(Signal to Noise Ratio) 110dB

Maximum Input Level +20dBu

AUX1~8 Outputs

Maximum Output Level +20dBu

System Crosstalk

Input to Output -87dBu

Adjacent Channels -87dBu

Noise Gate

Threshold Range -84dBu - 0dB

Attack time 0.5mS ~ 200mS

Relesae time 5mS~2S

Compressor

Threshold

Attack time 10mS ~ 150mS

Relesae time 10mS~1S

Ratio 1:1 to 24:1

Gain 0dBu - +24dB

Low (LowPass or LowShelf) 21Hz~19.2KHz +/- 24dB

Low Mid 21Hz~19.2KHz +/- 24dB

High Mid 21Hz~19.2KHz +/- 24dB

High(HighPass or HighShelf) 21Hz~19.2KHz +/- 24dB

Digital Audio

ADC Dynamic Range 114dB

DAC Dynamic Range 114dB

DSP Processor 32-bit , floating point

Sample Rate 48K/24bit

Range -30dBu -+20dB

Impedances

operating free-air temperatu

storage temperature range -20℃~60℃

re range 0~40℃

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Guarantee

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Notes

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Notes

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Notes

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TOPP PRO

NF04784

說明書-英文

RT-DRIVE DLM808 TOPP PRO_V1.0

RT-DRIVE DLM808

0.08KG /1 銅板紙

2016.09.14