What to do if LED indicators show that audio is not working on Peavey MediaMatrix Nion Recording Equipment?
If the LED indicators on your Peavey Recording Equipment show that audio is not actively being processed (red LED), check the configuration of the NION. Ensure that the NION is set to run a Project.
Why is my Peavey MediaMatrix Nion NION locking up or rebooting?
If your Peavey NION locks up or reboots unexpectedly, the loaded role might be the cause. Use the service menu to boot the unit without loading the role, and then erase the role.
How to access Peavey MediaMatrix Nion Recording Equipment NION if IP address is unknown?
If you cannot access the NION using its IP address, or if the IP address is unknown, connect a serial cable between the PC serial port and the NION RS-232 serial port. Then, follow the instructions to change the IP address settings.
What to do if low voltage warning when using phantom power for high current draw condenser mics on Peavey Recording Equipment?
If you receive a low voltage warning when using phantom power for high current draw condenser mics with your Peavey Recording Equipment, it might be due to a slightly low current limit on some NIONs causing the +/-24V power voltage to drop. Try using less power-hungry microphones or remove one of the ML II cards from the unit.
General| Type | Digital Signal Processor |
|---|---|
| Processing | DSP |
| Sample Rate | 48 kHz |
| I/O | Dante, CobraNet |
| Network Interfaces | Ethernet |
| Network Protocol | Dante, CobraNet |
| Control | Ethernet, RS-232 |
| Control Protocol | TCP/IP |
| Form Factor | 1U rack-mountable |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
This guide explains how to physically install and configure a NION with basic settings.
Explains the symbols and formatting used to highlight information in the manual.
Lists relevant user guides to consult for various tasks related to MediaMatrix products.
Details how manual versions relate to software/firmware versions for clarity.
Provides contact information for submitting comments and suggestions about the manual.
Provides crucial safety precautions for operating and installing the NION to prevent hazards.
Highlights the criticality of network infrastructure design for product operation and performance.
Recommends using UPS and surge protection devices for power source reliability.
Expresses gratitude for purchasing the MediaMatrix product and confidence in its quality.
Encourages filling out the warranty card to aid customer support and product updates.
Lists the standard items included in the NION series product packaging.
Introduces the NION as a programmable digital audio processing node for professional audio applications.
Lists the key hardware and software features of the NION, including DSP, I/O, and connectivity.
Lists various venues and scenarios where the NION can be deployed for audio processing.
Details the different Nio series I/O cards available for expanding NION functionality.
Describes the components and functions of the NION's front panel interface.
Details the connectors and ports located on the rear of the NION unit.
Outlines basic requirements for configuring the NION to pass audio and be controlled.
Explains how to configure NION parameters using the front panel or web interface.
Guides users on how to update the NION's firmware using NWare.
Details how to specify a name and set the IP address using the NION's front panel interface.
Guides users on configuring NION settings like IP address and time via the web browser.
Discusses considerations and rules for using NIONs in XDAB clusters with CobraNet and VLANs.
Explains key concepts like XDAB clusters, audio clock domains, and network segmentation.
Presents different network scenarios involving VLANs, XDAB, and CobraNet for practical examples.
Provides worked examples illustrating clock synchronization and network configuration scenarios.
Provides steps to connect via serial port to resolve IP access issues for the NION.
Explains the meaning of various LEDs on the NION's front panel for status indication.
Details how to enable and view debug messages in the NION log via the web interface.
Explains HF2 errors as communication failures between NION and CobraNet CM-1 module.
Describes the low voltage warning and potential causes related to phantom power and card configuration.
Guides on how to recover a NION that is locked up or rebooting unexpectedly.
Details the balanced analog audio connection types and recommendations for NION and CAB products.
Explains the CAT 5 cable standard, RJ-45 connectors, and wiring color schemes for Ethernet.
Describes the General Purpose Input Output system and its configurable ports on NION and CAB devices.
Details the RS-232, RS-422, and RS-485 serial ports and their protocols.
Recommends connection configurations for multiple NIONs using XDAB ports.
Lists and describes the physical connectors found on the rear panel of the NION.
Details specifications for audio processing, processing units, sample rates, and storage.
Illustrates DIP switch configurations for AES cards on the NION.
Provides technical specifications for XDAB performance on specific NION models.
Outlines the data format, protocol, and channel capacity for CobraNet performance.
Details specifications for GPIO connections, input/output types, and relay contacts.
Provides physical dimensions, chassis style, installation, and cooling specifications for the NION.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the NION audio processing node.
Offers resources and contact information for obtaining technical assistance with MediaMatrix products.
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