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Solid State Logic AWS 948 User Manual

Solid State Logic AWS 948
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Assigning the AWS IP Address
When shipped from the factory, the AWS uses a fixed IP address of 192.168.1.2.
Using DHCP
Alternatively, dynamic (DHCP) address can be selected via the SSL > MISC > NET menu. The currently assigned address
is also shown in the MISC > ABOUT > NET menu. If your AWS is connected to the computer via a network switch or
router, it should be assigned a DHCP IP address; otherwise the fixed option should be used. If you have altered the IP
mode, you will need to restart your AWS for the change to take effect. A software restart option is available in the
SSL > MISC > NET menu.
Changing the Static IP Address
The default fixed IP address can be altered using the console diagnostic port. This should only be necessary where the
default address is already in use at an installation.
You will need a PC or Mac running terminal emulator software. Connect your computer’s serial port to the rear of the
console using a 9 way ‘D’ type extension cable. The pin out for the console’s 9 way ‘D’ type serial connector is shown below:
A standard male female pin-to-pin 9-way D-type lead can be used for serial connection.
Set the terminal as follows: Baud rate 19200, 8 data bits, No parity, No start bit, 1 stop bit, Flow control Xon/Xoff
Press the
Return
key (<CR>) and the terminal window should echo a
>
if communication is established.
To set the IP address type the following (note that the spaces are required between the number groups):
ip<CR>
setip nnn nnn nnn nnn<CR>
where ‘nnn...’ is the required IP address.
setmask 255 255 255 0<CR>
Note that this number should match other devices local to the console.
setgate nnn nnn nnn nnn<CR>
where ‘nnn...’ is the gateway address e.g. ‘10 1 1 1’
Pin Description
1 Carrier (linked to 0V)
2 Tx
3 Rx
4 DTR (linked to DSR)
5 0V
6 DSR (linked to DTR)
7 RTS (linked to CTS)
8 CTS (linked to RTS)
9 RI (linked to 0V
DAW Connection
AWS 924-948 Owner’s Manual Page 1-19

Table of Contents

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Solid State Logic AWS 948 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSolid State Logic
ModelAWS 948
CategoryMusic Mixer
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Information

General Safety and Hazards

Covers general safety precautions, hazards, and electrical safety guidelines.

Power Safety Guidelines

Details safety measures related to power supply and connections.

Regulatory and Disposal Information

Includes FCC notice, WEEE disposal, and standards conformance information.

SECTION 1: INSTALLATION

Pre-Installation Requirements

Outlines essential conditions and preparations before installing the AWS console.

Studio Integration and Connectivity

Covers audio connections, patchbay integration, and DAW connectivity setup.

SECTION 2A: AWS 924 TUTORIAL

Tutorial Introduction and Studio Configurations

Introduces the tutorial and describes basic studio configurations for the AWS 924.

Focus Modes and Channel Strip Operation

Explains focus modes and details the 924 channel strip controls.

Centre Section Controls

Covers centre section controls for mix/record busses, monitor mix, foldback, and talkback.

SECTION 2B: AWS 948 TUTORIAL

Tutorial Introduction and Focus Modes

Introduces the tutorial and explains focus modes for console operation.

Channel Modes and Channel Strip Operation

Describes channel modes and details the 948 channel strip controls.

Centre Section Controls

Covers centre section controls for mix/record busses, monitor mix, and talkback.

SECTION 3: ANALOGUE OPERATIONS

Introduction, Focus Modes, and TFT Screen

Introduces analogue operations, focus modes, and the TFT screen interface.

Channel Strip Functions

Details input, meters, dynamics, EQ, inserts, routing, and level controls for the channel strip.

Centre Section Operation

Covers monitoring, bus controls, communications, and metering in the centre section.

SECTION 4: DAW CONTROL

Introduction, Focus Modes, and Layer Configuration

Introduces DAW control, focus modes, and configuring DAW layers for control.

HUI and MCU Control Protocols

Covers common HUI/MCU features, Pro Tools HUI, and DAW-specific templates for MCU.

SECTION 5: PROJECTS AND THE REMOTE BROWSER

Introduction and Console Connection

Introduces project management and connecting the AWS Remote browser to the console.

Project, Mix, and Total Recall Management

Details managing projects, mixes, and Total Recall setups via the Remote browser.

Channel and External Name Management

Covers renaming channel scribble strips and external source names.

SECTION 6: TOTAL RECALL

Overview and Accessing Total Recall

Introduces the Total Recall system and how to access its features.

Selecting and Matching TR Setups

Guides on selecting, changing, and matching console setups to Total Recall data.

Additional TR Functions and Logictivity

Details storing, deleting, restoring TR setups, and using Logictivity for management.

SECTION 7: AUTOMATION

Automation Overview and Project Management

Introduces AWS automation, key features, and project/mix pass management.

Automation Operation and Protection

Covers automation modes, operation, protection, and cut automation.

Automation Options and Setup

Details trim, TLock, snap, AutoTakeover, fader links, and setup options.

Pro Tools Setup and MIDI SysEx

Covers Pro Tools setup notes and loading/saving automation via MIDI SysEx.

APPENDICES

Specifications and Connector Details

Covers technical specifications and connector pinouts for the AWS console.

Environmental, MIDI, and Service Information

Details environmental specs, MIDI implementation, and warranty/service info.

Troubleshooting and Glossary

Provides troubleshooting steps for audio, control, and power issues, plus a glossary.

Link Options and Block Diagrams

Describes internal link options and refers to block diagrams for circuit details.

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