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Concept

In mission-critical applications such as live TV broadcasts to millions of

viewers, it may be necessary to have a spare mixing console

connected to the audio system with all the same inputs and settings as

the main console. Then in the event of an accident or failure, it is quick

and easy to swap from main to spare console and continue mixing

without interruption.

This concept will work with all of Yamaha's current range of digital

mixers, but for this example DM2000 will be used. The procedure is

basically the same with all the other digital mixers, with just small

variations in the Display menus and Setup functions.

Preparation

Obviously both consoles need to be identical, and with the same

MY-cards installed.

All inputs (analog and digital) need to be split to both consoles.

A memory card or a PC running Studio Manager software is

needed to transfer the memories from the main console to the

backup console.

2 MIDI cables need to be connected between the two consoles:

YAMAHA Digital Mixers: A Redundancy Guide

Console #1 OUT to Console #2 IN;

Console #1 IN to Console #2 OUT.