Yamaha M7CL-48ES Guide d'installation télécharger pdf (Page 3)

M7CL Quick Start Guide Part 1

A quick guide to the M7CL hardware versions.

There are three different hardware versions. They look and work the same way in operation, but offer different

numbers of channels and locations for the mic inputs.

M7CL-48

M7CL-32

M7CL-48ES

M7CL-48 has 48 mono channels with mic preamps on

the rear panel. There are also four stereo channels

with identical mic pre-amps on the rear. There are 16

Omni output XLRs on the rear. (An Omni output is one

that can be patched to different output channels by the

user.)

M7CL-32 has 32 mono channels with mic preamps on

the rear panel. There are also four stereo channels

with identical mic pre-amps on the rear. There are 16

Omni output XLRs on the rear. (An Omni output is one

that can be patched to different output channels by the

user.)

M7CL-48ES has the same 48 mono channels and four

stereo channels as M7CL-48 but only 8 mic pre-amps

and 8 Omni output XLRs on the rear. To connect more

microphones, remote mic input stage boxes such as

SB168-ES should be added. These are daisy chain

connected via Cat5e cable. The connection system uses

EtherSound protocol and M7CL-48ES has EtherSound

ports on the rear panel. The EtherSound ports are not

found as standard on the other, non-ES, models.

M7CL-48ES uses an innovative Auto Conﬁ gure mode for

easy setup in the standard conﬁ guration.

Note;

Note; You can ﬁ nd background information to EtherSound connectivity as a download from Yamaha’s

www.yamahaproaudio.com Self Training area. Look for Networked Audio>> EtherSound Setup Guide.

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