YAMAHA MTX-5D Signal Processor

• 8ch mic/line input and 8ch analog output
• 16ch YDIF digital I/O
• 16ch Dante digital I/O
• 1x MY Card slot
• SD Card Slot for playback

Analog Inputs    Modular
Analog Outputs    Modular
Audio Network    CobraNet CM-1 Module (optional)
Cooling    Left-to-right, 3-stage fan
Data Format    24 Bit linear A/D and D/A conversion, 48 Bit processing
Digital Inputs    Modular
Digital Outputs    Modular
FIR-Drive    Yes
GPIO Control Port    2 x 6-pole Euro block4 Control Inputs (analog 0 - 10 V / logic control) 3 Control Outputs (Relay contact to ground) 1 Fault Output (NC Relay contact)3 Reference Outputs (+5 V / +10 V/ GND)
Internal Processing    2 DSPs Standard (150 MHz, 300 MIPS), DSP-2 Extension Module (3 dual core processors-1200 MIPS total) , 1 DSP per Audio Module (100 MHz, 100 MIPS) 1500 MIPS total without I/O cards
Network Control (IRIS-Net)    Yes
Network Interface    Ethernet-10/100 MBit/s, RJ-45
Power Consumption    90 W max. (incl. 2 x AI-1, 2 x AO-1, 1 x CM-1 modules)
Power Supply    100 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Sample Rate    48 kHz internal
Serial Interface    2 Ports, 9pin D-Sub female (Remote Control)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (A-weighted)    115 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion    0.01 %
Height    2RU 88.1 mm (3.47“)
Width    483 mm (19.02“)
Depth    381 mm (15“)
Weight Net    7.37 kg (16.25 lbs)

The NAI48-ES is a digital audio network interface that uses the EtherSound network protocol. Digital mixing consoles such as the Yamaha PM5D, M7CL, or LS9 can be connected to AD8HR 8-channel microphone preamp/AD converter or DA824 DA converter units via the NIA48-ES for remote analog input or output interfacing on stage or wherever needed. This type of system eliminates noise problems that are unavoidable with conventional analog console plus multi-cable type setups, and dramatically reduces microphone cable length for superior sound quality. Cabling between the console and "stage box" units is also simplified for fast, easy setup.

48 channels of digital audio each way over a single Cat-5 Ethernet cable EtherSound™ Networking Uncompromising Yamaha Quality, Compatibility, and Reliability

The ZonePRO 640m offers fixed I/O, pre-configured architecture, configurable insert processing and optional duplication of audio channels to another ZonePRO device via a link bus.

The 640m features a total of six inputs and four outputs. Inputs include four balanced mic/line switchable terminal block inputs and two mono-summed pairs of unbalanced RCA inputs. Hardware-controlled microphone gain allows adjustment of microphone gain per channel.

The 640m device has a pre-configured architecture with input processing, a central matrix and output processing. Two input insert positions and one output insert position allow channel-specific insert processing to be configured. AutoWarmth®, a psychoacoustic function that maintains full frequency bandwidth even when the signal level has dropped, is permanently available on each output zone.

A link bus allows duplication of the first six audio channels to another ZonePRO device in applications where additional output zones are required.

The front panel of the 640m features comprehensive signal metering, an informative LCD display and user-specified front panel control.

Additional system control is offered in the form of optional Zone Controllers. This collection of hardware wall-controllers represents a series of simple, elegant user interfaces for functions such as volume, source and preset control.

All ZonePRO devices can be controlled by third party control systems via RS-232 or Ethernet as applicable (see table for further information).

ZonePRO Designer—the configuration, control and monitoring software for the ZonePRO family of devices—offers control of the ZonePRO 640m via Ethernet or RS-232. The Configuration Wizard within ZonePRO Designer guides users through the step-by-step configuration process of the 640m.

Per Output:4 Independent Six-Segment Lightpipe Output Meters that range from -30 to +20 dBu, Threshold Meters

Other:LCD Display provides information about Source Selection, Page Steering, Zone Volume and Mute

6 Total (4) Switchable Mic or Line, (2) Unbalanced, Mono-Summed RCA Input Pairs

Type:Euroblock (Mic/Line), RCA (Source)

Impedance (Euroblock):>50kΩ Balanced, >25kΩ Unbalanced, RF Filtered

Impedance (RCA):>25kΩ Unbalanced, RF Filtered

Max. Input Line Level:+20dBu Mic/Line, +12dBu RCA

CMRR:> 40dB, typically >55db @ 1kHz

Mic Pre Gain:30 to 60dB

Mic Input Noise (E.I.N.):

Mic Phantom Power:+15VDC

Number of Outputs: 4 Total

Type:Electronically Balanced, RF Filtered Euroblock

Impedance:120Ω Balanced, 60Ω Unbalanced

Max. Output Level:+20dBu

Type: dbx Type IV™ Conversion System

Dynamic Range line: >113dB, A-weighted, >110dB unweighted

Type IV dynamic range:
>119dB, A-weighted, 22kHz
BW: >117dB, unweighted, 22kHz BW

Sample Rate: 48kHz

Dynamic Range: 112dB A-weighted, 109dB unweighted, 22kHz BW

Dynamic Range: >109dB A-weighted, >106dB unweighted, 22kHz BW

THD+N: 0.003% typical at +4dBu, 1kHz, 0dB gain

Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20kHz, +/- 0.5dB

Interchannel Crosstalk: >80dB typical

Crosstalk input to
output: >80dB

Propagation Delay 0.6 msec

Operating Voltage: 100 VAC, 50/60Hz, 120 VAC, 60Hz, 230VAC 50/60Hz

Power Consumption: 29 Watts

BTU:

Dante is a network technology for multi-channel transmission of digital audio data. The DM-1 compact interface module allows EV's NetMax System Controller to connect to a Dante network, enabling the simultaneous transmission of up to 32 digital audio input signals and 32 digital audio outputs.

    * Designed for Club Sound, Commercial Sound/Life Safety, Concert Sound, House of Worship, Performance & Sports Venues, Pro Music, Stadium Systems, and other applications.
    * Gigabit primary and secondary Ethernet interfaces Typical latency: 1 mS Dante Zen device discovery Compatible with Dante Virtual Soundcard