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digico D5T - User Manual

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Operation Manual
Issue A, September 2004 (Software Versions 2.4+)

Table of Contents

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Summary

Chapter 1: Getting Started

1.1 The Console

Overview of the D5T console's hardware, including worksurface and rack units.

1.2 Hardware Configuration

Details on connecting the console and its components using MADI and optical fibre.

1.3 Getting Started

Introduction to basic console functions, controls, and initial setup steps.

1.3.1 The New Session Panel

Panel for creating new sessions, defining buss modes, and clearing settings.

1.3.2 Consoles and Racks

Managing system connections between consoles, racks, and external devices.

1.3.3 Selecting an Input Source

Process for assigning input signals to channels via fader banks.

1.3.4 Routing the Channel Signal

How to route channel signals to Sub Groups and Direct Outputs.

1.3.5 Routing Busses To Outputs

Routing Master, Sub Group, and Auxiliary busses to output sockets.

1.3.9 Save As New File

Procedure for saving current session configuration under a new filename.

1.3.11 EQ

Details on the console's four-band parametric and hi-pass/low-pass EQ filters.

1.3.12 Dynamics

Configuration and use of the compressor and gate modules.

1.3.13 Auxiliaries

Managing auxiliary sends, pans, and pre/post settings for channels.

1.3.14 Control Groups

Linking channels to control groups for simultaneous operation.

1.3.16 Monitoring

Setup and adjustment of console monitoring and solo functions.

Chapter 2: Inputs and Console Channels

2.1 The Input Channels

Overview of console's input channels, assignment, and worksurface layout.

2.1.1 Channel Assignment

Soft assignment of audio input channels to console faders.

2.1.2 Worksurface Channels

Description of individual channel controls like mute, LCD, rotaries, and labels.

2.1.3 Input Screen - The Standard View

Explanation of the abbreviated on-screen channel view and its controls.

2.1.5 Assigning a Channel

Process for selecting channels to adjust EQ, Dynamics, or use the Joystick.

2.2 Expanding a Processing Module

How to view and access detailed processing modules for a selected channel.

2.2.1 Input Module

Detailed controls for channel label, signal group, and source selection.

Channel Aliases and Presets

Storing and recalling complete channel setups or specific parameters.

2.2.2 Equaliser Module

Configuration of parametric filters and high-pass/low-pass filters in the EQ module.

2.2.3 Dynamics Module

Explanation of compressor and gate controls, sidechain, and key signals.

2.2.4 Pan; Aux Module

Controls for channel panning, auxiliary sends, and pre/post settings.

2.2.5 Routing Module

Overview of how signals are routed to SubGroups, Direct Outputs, and other destinations.

2.2.8 Channel LCD Function Buttons

Assigning and using dedicated buttons for channel functions like Solo, Safe, and Fader Assigns.

2.3 Ganging

Linking channel controls to be adjusted simultaneously.

2.4 Layout

Configuring and managing console screen layouts and external monitor displays.

Chapter 3: Busses and Outputs

3.1 Busses and Outputs

Displaying master, subgroup, and auxiliary buss levels and controls.

3.1.1 Buss Outputs Display

Overview of how buss outputs are displayed on the Master Screen.

3.2 Output and Buss Controls

Managing labels, controls, routing, and meters for output busses.

3.3 The Matrix

Overview of the 32x32 matrix for routing and processing signals.

Chapter 4: Master Section

4.1 Master Section

Description of the Master section's output controls and meter bridge.

4.1.1 The Master Screen

Overview of information displayed on the Master Screen.

4.1.2 The Menu Buttons

Accessing system information and options via menu buttons.

4.1.3 Console Security

Console operation modes (Setup, Live, Unattended) and password protection.

4.1.4 Consoles and Racks

Managing system connections and device states in the Consoles & Racks panel.

4.2 Configuring the Console

Setting up bussing formats, channel configurations, and managing sessions.

4.2.1 Session Files Menu

Accessing file management functions for console sessions.

4.2.2 The New Session Panel

Panel for creating new sessions, defining buss modes, and clearing settings.

4.2.4 The Load Session Button

Loading previously saved console sessions from storage.

4.2.5 The Save As New File Button

Saving current session configuration under a new filename.

4.2.8 Managing Presets

Loading, saving, renaming, and deleting channel, EQ, and dynamics presets.

4.2.9 Monitoring

Setup and adjustment of console monitoring and solo functions.

4.2.13 Restart and Recovery

Procedures for recovering session data after a system crash or power failure.

4.3 Talkback

Configuring and using the console's talkback microphone and channels.

4.4 Control Groups

Linking channels to control groups for simultaneous operation.

4.7 Transport; Timecode Configuration

Setting up timecode sources, frame rates, and machine control.

4.8 Audio Synchronisation

Configuring system synchronization using word clock, AES/EBU, or audio signals.

Chapter 5: The Cue List

5.1 Cue List

Storing and recalling entire console settings as Cues for performances.

5.3 Cue Editor Software

Using external software for advanced cue list programming.

Chapter 6: Automation

6.1 Real Time Automation

Recording and playback of console control movements in real time.

6.1.5 Automation Options

Configuring automation behavior like Touch Record, Auto Nulling, and Safe Mode.

6.2 The Automation Mix Editor

Viewing and editing recorded automation events in a timeline format.

Chapter 7: Effects

7.1 Configure Effects

Selecting and assigning effects modules, reverbs, delays, and other processing.

7.2 Effects Control

Adjusting parameters for configured effects and output processing.

Chapter 8: Troubleshooting

8.1 Troubleshooting

Common operational issues and their solutions, including gain control and routing problems.

Appendix A: D5 TC (Theatre Masters Controller)

Appendix A - The Theatre Masters Controller

Introduction to the D5TC's remote control interface and functions.

Appendix B

Multiple Console Setups

Guidelines for setting up systems with multiple consoles and redundant engines.

PC Remote Control

Using a PC or laptop for offline session preparation or remote console control.

digico D5T Specifications

General IconGeneral
Branddigico
ModelD5T
CategoryMusic Mixer
LanguageEnglish

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