Instruction Manual(EN)Fourth Edition
This Instruction Manual describes important precautions to prevent any accident and procedures tohandle this product.
Read this Instruction Manual carefully to use this product safely.
After reading, keep this in a safe place where users can refer to as needed.

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Safety Precautions
This section describes the "prohibitions" and "precautions" important for you to use NT110 safely.
Before use, be sure to read this manual so that you can use the system correctly.

Warning

This sign gives a message assuming possible human death or severe
injury if the system is mishandled ignoring the message given with this sign.
This sign gives a message assuming possible human injury or property

Cautiondamage if the system is mishandled ignoring the message given with thissign.

The △ symbol shows a message (including a warning) that must be paid attention to. The
specific precaution is shown by picture or text near or in the △. The message given in theleft-hand picture calls attention to "electrical shock."symbol shows a prohibition (prohibited action). The specific precaution is shown by pictureor text near or in the. The message given in the left-hand picture prohibits "disassembly."● symbol shows a mandatory message (action that must be taken without exception). The
specific precaution is shown by picture or text near or in the ●. The message given in theleft-hand picture instructs the user to "remove the power plug from the receptacle."

Warning
Continuing to use the system with unlikely
abnormalities such as smoke and abnormal smell
and sound may cause fire and electric shock. After
turning off the power of the system's main unit
immediately, be sure to remove the power cableplug from the receptacle. After confirming that no
more smoke is coming out, contact our sales office
for a repair request. Do not attempt to repair thesystem by yourself, as it is dangerous for the user.

Should water or foreign materials enter thesystem, after turning off the power of the system's
main unit immediately, remove the power cableplug from the receptacle, and then contact oursales office. Continuing to use the system withforeign materials inside may cause fire or electric
shock.
If cables are damaged such as when the power
cable is broken to disconnection and cores are
exposed, contact our sales office for a repair.
Otherwise, it may cause fire or electric shock.
Do not use the system in a place where liquid may
splash on the system's main unit directly.
Otherwise, it may cause fire or electric shock.
Use the system only within the voltage range
specified in the Instruction Manual. Otherwise, it
may cause fire or electric shock.

Fully insert the power cable plug into the power
receptacle. Otherwise, it may cause fire or electric
shock.
Do not place heavy objects on the power cable.
Also make sure that the power cable is not caught
under the system. Otherwise, the cable may bedamaged and cause fire or electric shock.

Do not place flower vases, cups, containers withwater, or small metal items on the system. If water
spills or enters the inside, fire or electric shock
may be caused
Do not damage, process, bend forcefully, twist,
pull, or heat the power cable, Otherwise, the cable
may be damaged and cause fire or electric shock.

Never disassemble, repair, or modify the main
unit. Also, never remove the cover. Otherwise, it
may cause fire or electric shock.

Caution
When disconnecting the power cable, do not pull
the cable. Instead, be sure to hold the power plug
to disconnect it. Otherwise, the cable may bedamaged and fire or electric shock may becaused.
Before caring for the system, remove the powerplug from the receptacle for the sake of safety.
Otherwise, it may cause electric shock.
Before moving the system, turn off the powerswitch, and be sure to remove the power plugfrom the receptacle, and then remove theconnection cords of the external devices.
Otherwise, cords may be damaged and fire orelectric shock may be caused.
Do not place the power cable near heatgenerating devices. This may melt the covering ofcable and may cause fire or electric shock.
When using the headphones, be careful not toturn the volume too high. Continuously hearing asound so loud as to irritate your ears for a longtime may affect your hearing adversely.
Do not connect/disconnect the power plug with
wet hands. Otherwise, it may cause electric
shock.
Install NT880 on a flat surface with good
ventilation. Otherwise, the internal temperature
may rise to cause system malfunctions.
Do not use, expose, or store batteries inhigh-temperature locations such as direct sunlightor in the car in the hot sun. There is a risk ofleakage, overheating, explosion, or fire of thebattery. Also, please do not throw in fire or heat.
There is a danger of explosion if you replace thebattery by mistake. Please exchange with thesame or equivalent type.

Before turning on the power, turn thevolume tominimum. Otherwise, you will hear a loud soundsuddenly, which may cause impairments such asa hearing loss.
Do not connect/disconnect the power plug withthe power switch on. This may cause system
malfunctions.
Do not connect/disconnect the module unit andthe card unit with the power switch on. This may
cause system malfunctions.
Do not put the module unit and the card unit inplaces where it is susceptible to static electricity(such as on a carpet), This may cause system
malfunctions.
If the panel surface becomes dirty, wipe it off
using a soft cloth immersed in a small amount of
neutral detergent. Never use gasoline, alcohol,
cleanser, or freon.
The module unit and the card unit were adjusted
when installed.
Please know that if changes are made by thecustomer after delivery such as replacing parts or
adjusting the internal trimmer, maintaining of theperformance afterward cannot be guaranteed.
Do not use in places where corrosive gas is
generated. There is a possible cause of themalfunction or failure.
For protection from electric shock, please plug thepower cable plug into an outlet with a protective
earth terminal correctly connected to earth. Using
it without connecting a protective earth may cause
electric shock.
Place it in a location that is easily accessible to thepower plug. If you feel abnormal, immediately turnoff the power and unplug the power plug from theoutlet. Also, even when the power is turned off, asmall current flows. Always unplug the power plugfrom the outlet when not using this product for along time. When installing this equipment insystem, please construct a system that can be shut
off with a breaker or the like.

Disposing of this Equipment
When disposing this equipment, contact an authorized industrial waste disposal operator tohandle the disposal since this equipment needs to be disposed as an industrial waste.

Since the consumable parts including faders, fans,and operating knobs tend to lose their effectivenesswith frequency and time of use, replacement isneeded according to consumption. We recommend
carrying out a periodical maintenance. For repair ormaintenance, consult with our sales representatives
or service department shown on the end of thismanual. TAMURA owes no responsibility or liability for
any failure due to improper use or alteration.

Since any dust, water, or oil inside a fader will cause
noise or level fluctuation, take measures like storing it
in a special case or covering it while not in use.

Copyright
Copyright © 2017 TAMURA Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Do not duplicate or replicate without permission.

About the latest version of instruction manual
Specifications and appearance etc. described in this manual are subject to change without notice for
improvement.
Please download the latest version instruction manual from the website of TAMURA Corporation.

About the latest firmware
The latest firmware of this device is published on the website of TAMURA Corporation.
Please download the latest firmware and installation instructions from the website of TAMURA Corporation.

TAMURA Corporation website
http://www.tamura-ss.co.jp

Precautions on Installation of NT110
Install NT110 with special care to ventilation according to the following precautions:1)

Do not block ventilation holes and fans on the back and bottom.

2) When you embed NT110 in a table or desk, use a structure in consideration of air flow.
3) When you stack NT110 mounted on a rack, prevent thermal influence from equipment installed below it.

Ventilation hole

Fan

Back

Ventilation hole

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Table of Contents
1.

Overview ...................................................................... 1

2.

Features....................................................................... 1

3.

External View .............................................................. 2
3-1

Rear Panel ...................................................................................... 2

3-2

Front Panel ..................................................................................... 34.

Audio Block Diagram ................................................. 4

5.

Configuration .............................................................. 5

6.

Rating and Performance ............................................ 6

7.

6-1

General Rating ............................................................................... 6

6-2

Input/Output Rating ....................................................................... 6

6-3

Reference Level ............................................................................. 7

6-4

Bus and Monitor ............................................................................ 7

6-5

Audio Performance........................................................................ 8

6-6

Audio Control Parameters ............................................................ 9Exterior Features ...................................................... 10
7-1

Rear Panel .................................................................................... 10
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7-1-2
7-1-3
7-1-4
7-1-5
7-1-6
7-1-7
7-1-8
7-1-9
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AC INPUT ................................................................................................. 10
DC INPUT/NFB ........................................................................................ 11
POWER SW ............................................................................................. 11
MIC/LINE INPUT ...................................................................................... 12
LINE OUT ................................................................................................. 12
TB/COMM/SUM/AES3 ............................................................................. 13
AES3/METER/SYNC................................................................................ 13
IO CARD SLOT ........................................................................................ 14
DSP CARD SLOT .................................................................................... 14
Connection of DSP CARDs with NT Mix ................................................ 15

Front Panel ................................................................................... 16
7-2-1
7-2-2
7-2-3
7-2-4

Touch Panel .............................................................................................. 17
Preset Program ........................................................................................ 17
DSP/On Air ............................................................................................... 17
Bus Master ............................................................................................... 18

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OSC .......................................................................................................... 18
Monitor...................................................................................................... 18
Talk Back .................................................................................................. 20
Mixer Control ............................................................................................ 21
Bank/Layer ............................................................................................... 21
Select Encoder ....................................................................................... 22
Fader ...................................................................................................... 22

Headphone Panel ........................................................................ 23

8.

Connector Pin List.................................................... 24

9.

Outline Drawing ........................................................ 26

10. Appendix ................................................................... 27
10-1

Adding DSP CARD ................................................................... 27
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10-2

Precautions ............................................................................................ 27
Additional Procedure .............................................................................. 27
Operation Check after Adding ................................................................ 27

Replacing DSP CARD ............................................................... 28
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10-3

Precautions ............................................................................................ 28
One DSP CARD Configuration ............................................................... 28
Two DSP CARD Configuration (Replacing Primary DSP CARD) .......... 29
Two DSP CARD Configuration (Replacing Secondary DSP CARD) ..... 29
Operation Check after Replacement ...................................................... 29

DSP CARD Installation Method ............................................... 30
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10-3-2

10-4

Remove DSP CARD (FAN CARD) ......................................................... 30
Install DSP CARD .................................................................................. 31

IO CARD Installation Method ................................................... 32
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10-5

Removing Blank Panel ........................................................................... 32
Install IO CARD ...................................................................................... 32

Removing Exterior Equipment (Side Panels and Pad) .......... 33
10-5-1
10-5-2

10-6

Removing Side Panels ........................................................................... 33
Removing Pad ........................................................................................ 34

About Fixing Screw Holes ....................................................... 35
10-6-1
10-6-2

Four Fixing Screw Holes at A ................................................................. 35
Five Fixing Screw Holes at B ................................................................. 35

10-7

How to Install Accessory Sunshade ....................................... 36

10-8

Initializing Internal Data ........................................................... 37

10-9

Backing Up and Uploading NT110 Data.................................. 38
10-9-1
10-9-2

10-10

Transferring Backup Data from NT110 to PC File (Backup) .................. 38
Transferring Backup Data from PC File to NT110 (Upload) ................... 39

Factory Default Password ....................................................... 40

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Overview

NT110 is an all-in-one, compact digital mixer of the NT series, which inherits the functions andreliability of our flagship model NT880.
Despite its compact size, NT110 realizes redundancy (optional) of power input and an audio signal
processing part and is suitable for applications that require high reliability, such as OB vans, live
broadcasting, production, and television and radio studios.

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Features Light and Compact Design(1) This light and compact product can be installed in OB vans, where space is limited, or can beused for portable applications.
(2) EIAJ 19-inch rack mount size (with exterior removed)(3) Multi-channel simultaneous operation with physical 16 ch Faders and 2 Layers x 3 Banks
configuration(4) An all-in-one model with built-in analog and digital input/output

 Original Technologies(1) Built-in audio signal processing with a high dynamic range based on 32-bit floating point
operations. Mixing can be performed without being conscious of the internal level diagram.
(2) Redundant configuration of audio signal processing and controllers are available for the firsttime in the compact class.

 Operational Safety(1) Power supply in a redundant configuration, allowing for AC and DC input(2) Applications that require high reliability are supported with a redundant configuration of audio
signal processing and controller-mounted DSP CARDs (optional).
(3) Microphone input achieves 36 dB of head room. Sudden excessive input can be resisted.
(4) The system uses no advanced OS but is composed based on firmware, realizing high stability
and quick startup.

 Usability(1) Installation of 16 ch physical faders allows for simultaneous multi-channel operation despite its
compact size.
(2) The large touch panel displays many input/output meters for monitoring to allow for viewing of
the entire mixer.
(3) The large touch panel offers intuitive operability.
(4) The inherited operability of the NT series facilitates learning of the mixing operation.

Efficient and Flexible System(1) Cascade connection (optional) enables addition of input channels that can be simultaneously
used.
(2) Two card slots are provided. According to the system, necessary audio input/output channels or
GPIO control units can be added.

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External View

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Configuration

Product code

Model

Name

M-21200550-00
M-21300269-00

NT110
TU-6436

DIGITAL AUDIO MIXERDSP CARD

Quantity11Remarks

AC CORD 2m (JP)1

NT110 main unit
One pre-installed on the mainunit
Accessories

Sun-Shade
Instruction Manual(JP)11Accessories
Accessories* The table above shows the products that come standard with the main unit and does not include any
options.
* Since the attached AC CORD is exclusively for Japan, it can not be used outside of Japan.
If you plan to use this machine outside of Japan, prepare AC CORD of your country separately.

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Rating and Performance

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General Rating
Supply voltage (AC) .................................................................................. 100 to 240 V 50/60 Hz
Supply voltage (DC)........................................................................................................ 12 /14.8 V
Power Consumption ............................................................................................................. 125 W
External dimensions (with side panels and pads) excluding
protrusions ....................................................................................... 490(W)×221.5(H)×606(D) mm
External dimensions (without side panels and pads) excluding
protrusions ....................................................................................... 430(W)×220.5(H)×550(D) mm
Weight (with side panels and pads, without options) ........................................................... 16.5 kg
Operating temperature range ................................................................................. -10℃ to +40℃
Operating humidity range ............................................................................................ 20% to 80%
Operating condition........................................................................................................Continuous

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Input/Output Rating
Transmission frequency range (Fs=48 kHz) .......................................................... 20 to 20,000 Hz
Transmission frequency range (Fs=96 kHz) .......................................................... 20 to 40,000 Hz
Sampling frequency ........................................................................................................ 48/96 kHz
Number of signals processed (Fs=48/96 kHz) ................................................................... 80/40 ch
Cascade connection mode (Fs=48/96 kHz）............................................................... 160/80 ch
Synchronization signal input
VIDEO INPUT ............................................................................................ VIDEO (NTSC/PAL)
WORD CLOCK INPUT............................................................................... WORD (TTL/1 Vpp)
AES3id INPUT ............................................................................................................... AES3id
Synchronization signal output
WORD CLOCK OUTPUT ......................................................................................WORD (TTL)
Audio input
MIC/LINE INPUT ....................................................................................... Monaural 16 (XLR)-64 dBu to +10 dBu/4 kΩ or more
SUB INPUT ................................................................................................. Monaural 4 (XLR)-20 dBu/0 dBu/+4 dBu/10 kΩ or more
AES3id INPUT ................................................................................................. Stereo 2 (BNC)
AES-3id (AES/EBU format)/75Ω unbalanced
Sample Rate Converter (SRC) On: 30 to 100 kHz
COMM INPUT ............................................................................................. Monaural 1 (XLR)-15 dBu/10 kΩ or more
Audio output
LINE OUTPUT ........................................................................................... Monaural 16 (XLR)
0 dBu/+4 dBu / 55 Ω or less
AES3id OUTPUT ............................................................................................. Stereo 2 (BNC)
AES-3id (AES/EBU format)/75Ω unbalanced
Output signal level 1Vp-p/Output sampling frequency 48/96 kHz
Number of output bits 24 bits
TB OUTPUT .................................................................................................. Monaural 1 (XLR)
HEADPHONE OUTPUT .............................................................. Stereo 1 (Standard jack x 2)
Output power 100mW / 35 ΩMeter/AES3 output

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AES3 OUTPUT .............................................................................................. Stereo 4 (Dsub)
AES-3 (AES/EBU format)/110 Ω balanced
Output signal level 2 Vp-p at minimum/Output sampling frequency 48/96 kHz
Number of output bits 24 bits
IO CARD SLOT ................................................................................................................... 2SLOTDSP CARD SLOT (Primary SLOT equipped as standard) ................................................... 2SLOT
Control input/output
LAN PORT (DSP CARD) ....................................................................................... 1 port (LAN)6-3

Reference Level
Audio reference input level
Analog (MIC/LINE INPUT) .......................................................................... -64 dBu to +10 dBu
Analog LINE (SUB INPUT) ...................................................................... -20dBu/0dBu/+4 dBu
Audio reference output level
Analog LINE (LINE OUTPUT) ............................................................................... 0dBu/+4 dBu
Audio reference input/output level
Digital ......................................................................................................... -18 dBFS/-20 dBFS
HA head room ............................................................................................................... 20 to 36 dB

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Bus and Monitor
DSP Channel (total 80ch@FS48kHz)
Input.......................................................................................... 48 ch (Mono/Stereo/5.1 Surround)M1 .............................................. 8 ch (Mono/Stereo/5.1Surround+Stereo/5.1Surround+Downmix)
M2 .............................................. 8 ch (Mono/Stereo/5.1Surround+Stereo/5.1Surround+Downmix)
SUM.......................................................................................... 16 ch (Mono/Stereo/5.1 Surround)Mix BusM1 ............................................................................................... 8 ch (Mono/Stereo/5.1 Surround)M2 ............................................................................................... 8 ch (Mono/Stereo/5.1 Surround)
SUM.......................................................................................... 16 ch (Mono/Stereo/5.1 Surround)
APFL..................................................................................................... 6 ch (Stereo/5.1 Surround)
BT .................................................................................................................................1 ch (Mono)
Monitor
MONI1 .................................................................................................. 6 ch (Stereo/5.1 Surround)
MONI2 ........................................................................................................................ 2 ch (Stereo)
MONI3 ........................................................................................................................ 2 ch (Stereo)
MONI4 ........................................................................................................................ 2 ch (Stereo)
HEADPHONE ............................................................................................................. 2 ch (Stereo)* A number of channels is converted to a number of monaural channels.
* For FS 96 kHz, the total number of DSP Channels and Mix Buses is one half of the above
number of channels.

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Audio Performance* Performance assumes normal service condition unless otherwise specified<Normal service condition>
The normal service condition means that the specified power supply is used, where eachcomponent is correctly connected as per the system diagram, and then adjusted according to
the specified level diagram. However, filters and equalizers are off.
Amplification allowance(For the rated value at 1 kHz)
Analog input/output (Microphone-system)................................................... Within ±2.0 dB
Analog input/output (Line-system)............................................................... Within ±1.0 dB
Digital input/output ...................................................................................... Within ±0.3 dB
Amplification frequency characteristic(Assumes 1 kHz as the reference at Fs=48 kHz and within transmission frequency
range.)
Analog input/output (+4dBu IN)
FS 48 kHz ............................................................................ Within ±0.6 dB (20 to 20 kHz)FS 96 kHz ............................................................................ Within ±0.6 dB (20 to 40 kHz)
Digital input/output
FS 48 kHz ............................................................................ Within ±0.1 dB (20 to 20 kHz)FS 96 kHz ............................................................................ Within ±0.1 dB (20 to 40 kHz)
THD+N
(using 22 Hz HPF and 22 kHz LPF/Fs = 48 kHz, 40 kHz LPF/Fs = 96 kHz withintransmission frequency range.)
Reference level input
Analog input/output (Microphone-system)........................................................Within 0.2%
Analog input/output (Line-system)..................................................................Within 0.03%
Digital input/output .........................................................................................Within 0.03%
When inputting a level equivalent to reference input level + head room -1 dB
Analog input/output (Microphone-system)........................................................Within 0.4%
Analog input/output (Line-system)....................................................................Within 0.2%
Digital input/output ...........................................................................................Within 0.1%
SN ratio(Using 22 Hz HPF and 22 kHz LPF)
Analog input/output (Microphone-system, -64 dBu input) ............................ 57 dB or more
Analog input/output (Line-system, +4 dBu input) ......................................... 80 dB or more
Digital input - analog output (full scale reference) ...................................... 105 dB or more
* The noise level of the analog input/output is measured using the input at 150 Ω
termination.
Fader attenuation .................................................................................................. 100 dB or more
(Channel Fader attenuation characteristic for the maximum output level at 8 kHz)LR phase difference (within transmission frequency range) ......................................... Within ±2°
Maximum input level
Analog ...................................................................... +23 dBu (Distortion rate within 0.3%)
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Audio Control Parameters
INPUT LEVELHA GAIN .................................................................................. +10 to -64 dBu (1 dB Step)
TRIM .................................................................................... -24 to +24 dB (1/0.2 dB Step)
INPUT DELAY
Maximum ................................................................................................ 5.4 s (1 ms Step)(Display switched in frame/m/sample unit)
Minimum adjustment range ........................................................................1 Audio Sample
Equalizer
EQ1 ........................................................................................................ Peak/Shelv/Notch
EQ2 ............................................................................................................................ Peak
EQ3 ............................................................................................................................ Peak
EQ4 ........................................................................................................ Peak/Shelv/Notch
Frequency ................................................................................. 20 to 22.4 kHz (245 Point)
Gain .................................................................................................. ±18 dB (0.2 dB Step)
Q ....................................................................................................... 0.4 to 6.4 (241 Point)
Filter
FIL1 .............................................................................................. HPF/Notch/LFE(Surr ch)
FIL2 .................................................................................................................... LPF/Notch
Frequency .............................................................. 12 dB/oct 20 to 22.4 kHz (245 Point)
Frequency (LFE FIL) ......................................................................... 24 dB/oct 80/120 Hz
Q (Notch) .......................................................................................... 0.4 to 6.4 (241 Point)
Dynamics
PEAK/RMS .......................................................................................... 0 to 1.0 (101 Point)
COMP
THRESHOLD .......................................................................-50 to 0 dB FS (0.25 dB Step)
ATTACK TIME ........................................................................0.1 mS to 70 mS (125 Point)
RELEASE TIME ....................................................................... 10 mS to 2.6 S (133 Point)
RATIO ..................................................................................................1.0 to ∞ (253 Point)
KNEE ................................................................................................... 0 to 1.0 (101 Point)
MAKEUP GAIN ........................................................................ 0 to 30 dB (0.125 dB Step)
GATE/EXP
THRESHOLD ................................................................... -70 to -10 dB FS (0.25 dB Step)
ATTACK TIME ........................................................................0.1 mS to 70 mS (125 Point)
RELEASE TIME ....................................................................... 70 mS to 2.6 S (125 Point)
RATIO .................................................................................................... 1.1 to ∞ (23 Point)
RANGE ...................................................................................... 5 to 80 dB (1.25 dB Step)
HYSTERESIS .............................................................................. 0 to 20 dB (0.5 dB Step)
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Exterior Features

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Rear Panel

POWER SW

AC INPUT

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AES3/METER/SYNC

DC INPUT / NFB

MIC/LINE INPUTDSP CARD SLOTLINE OUT

TB/COMM/SUB/AES3

IO CARD SLOTAC INPUTAC InletConnect this terminal to AC power supply. Connect it to AC power supply with the attached AC
cable.
FG Terminal
Connect this terminal to ground the enclosure. It need not be connected if the enclosure isgrounded via the AC inlet.

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DC INPUT/NFB
When trip is made, the text
string ”TRIP“ appears.

NFB[NFB tripped]
DC INPUT
Connect this terminal to DC power supply.
NFB
No-fuse breaker for DC power security. If an excessive current flows, the square part at the centerof the NFB pops up to interrupt the current (tripped). You can restore it by pushing the part. If NFB
is tripped, failure may have occurred in the component. Contact our service department or sales
representatives.
* Recommended battery: DUO-C190 (IDX); Lasts for approx. 120 minutes* If both AC and DC power supplies are connected, NT110 runs on the power input from AC INPUT.
However, a standby current of approx. 250 mA runs on DC INPUT. Be careful of battery
exhaustion when a battery is connected.

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POWER SW

AC POWER
POWER ON/OFF switch of AC power supply
DC
POWER ON/OFF switch of DC power supply* NT110 stores all the settings in internal nonvolatile memory. When the NT110 power is turned on,
the settings just before the last power-off are restored.

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MIC/LINE INPUT

16 ch analog audio input.
You can input microphone-level and line-level audio signals.
Change the input levels on the operation panel.
Turn on/off the P48 (Phantom) power supply on the operation panel.
The supply current capacity of the P48 (Phantom) power supply is 10 mA per channel.

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16 ch analog audio output.
The line-level audio is output.

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TB/COMM/SUM/AES3

TB OUT
Talkback microphone signals on the operation panel are output at a line level.
COMM IN
Connect intercom signals to this terminal to mix them to the monitor.
DC power of 48 V or less shall be superimposed on intercom signals to be input to this terminal.
Connection of power over 48 V may cause system malfunctions.
SUB IN
4 ch analog audio input.
You can input line-level audio signals. Change the input levels on the operation panel.
AES3 IN
2 ch AES3 id digital audio input.

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AES3/METER/SYNC

AES3 OUT
2 ch AES3 id digital audio output.
METER/AES3 OUT
4 ch AES3 (110 Ω) digital audio output and control signal input/output.
They can be connected to the meter box or used to take out digital audio signals.
SYNC (VIDEO IN/WORD CLOCK IN/WORD CLOCK OUT)
External synchronization signal input and internal synchronization signal (WORD CLOCK) output.
Select synchronization signals on the operation panel.

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IO CARD SLOT

Insert optional IO CARDs of various types to these slots. IO CARDs of different types can beinserted to the slots.
* When CARD of SLOT 1 (2) fails, the card of SLOT 2 (1) may not operate properly as well.
Therefore, please remove card of malfunction immediately from the NT110 main unit.

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DSP CARD SLOT

There are two slots for DSP CARDs. By default, one DSP CARD is preinstalled in the PRIMARYDSP slot.
To use redundant configuration of DSP CARDs, mount an additional DSP CARD (optional) in the
SECONDARY DSP slot.

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Connection of DSP CARDs with NT Mix

To use the NT Mix application, connect DSP CARD(s) to a computer on which the NT Mix
application is installed, using a LAN cable of CAT5E or higher.
If Primary DSP is ACT (running), connect with Primary DSP with LAN cable.
If the Secondary DSP is ACT (running), connect with the secondary DSP with a LAN cable.
Note: Connect a DSP CARD with a computer directly, not via any external equipment such as ahub.
Note: If the DSP CARD is composed of two boards and the DSP CARD of the ACT switches fromPrimary to Secondary, it is necessary to change the connection of the LAN cable.
[Connection with a NT Mix: One DSP CARD configuration]

CAT5E Cable[Connection with a NT Mix: Two DSP CARD configuration Primary DSP CARD = ACT]CAT5E Cable[Connection with a NT Mix: Two DSP CARD configuration Secondary DSP CARD = ACT]CAT5E Cable

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Front Panel
Touch Panel

Preset Program

DSP/ON AIR

Bus Master
OSC

MonitorTalk Back

Select Encoder

Mixer Control

Bank/Layer

Fader

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Touch Panel
The touch panel displays the audio meter, channel settings, etc. It also allows you to makevarious settings of mixers with touch panel operation.

7-2-2

Preset Program
Perform various controls of the Preset Program (function to store and recall mixer settings
to and from the internal memory).
The Preset Program memory has a capacity for storing 99 mixer settings.
[1]

7-2-3

[2]

[1]

MENU
Displays the Preset Program menu on the touch panel.
After displaying the menu, press it again to return to theMeter screen.

[2]

SET1/SET2/ENABLE
Press and hold the Set1 button while pressing the ENABLE
button to recall Preset Program No.1.
Press and hold the Set2 button while pressing the ENABLE
button to recall Preset Program No.2.

[1]

DSP CHANGE OVER
If DSP CARDs are in a redundant configuration, press thisbutton to activate the DSP CARD mounted in theSecondary DSP Slot.
If DSP Auto Changeover is set to Enable in the Setup menu,
the DSP CARD is automatically switched. In this case, thisbutton is used to forcibly select the DSP CARD mounted in
the Secondary DSP Slot.

[2]

ON AIR
Press this button to set the mixer to ON AIR.
In the ON AIR status, a function selected in the Config
menu (prohibiting OSC or Talk Back transmission, etc.)
starts working.

DSP/On Air
[1]

[2]

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Bus Master

[1]

7-2-5

[1]

M1/M2/SUM
Recall Bus Master to Select Encoder.
Operate Select Encoder to adjust the Fader Level of Bus
Master.

[2]

INS/CUT/APFL/OSC/TB/SEL
Press one of these buttons to switch the button functions of
Select Encoder.

[1]

MENU
Display the OSC menu on the touch panel.
After displaying the menu, press it again to return to theMeter screen.

[2]

ON / ENABLE
Press the ON button while pressing the Enable button tohave OSC interrupt the output selected as OSC Set(Preset).
The ON button is lit while OSC interrupts any of the outputs.
Press the lit ON button to cancel all the OSC interruptions.

[2]

OSC
[1]

[2]

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Monitor
Perform various controls of Monitors 1 to 4.

[1]
[2]

[9]

[7]

[3]

[4]
[5]
[6]

[8]
[1]

MONI2 / MONI3 / MONI4
Select a monitor that you want to control. Only one of thesebuttons can be selected. When all the buttons are off, Moni1
is selected.

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Monitor volume (Encoder)
Adjust the monitor volume. The volume level is displayed as anumeric value on the upper right corner on the touch panel.
You can push and turn it to fine-tune the level.

[3]

MENU
Displays the Monitor menu on the touch panel.
After displaying the menu, press it again to return to the Meter
screen.

[4]

L/R
Perform L and R branching. Turn on both the L and R buttons
to perform L+R branching.

[5]

DIM
Turn on/off Dimmer. The volume is reduced. Set the Dimmer
Level in the Monitor menu on the touch panel.

[6]

CUT
Turn on/off Cut. Audio is muted when Cut is on.

[7]

M1/M2, 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
Select M1/M2 monitor source. Selecting a combination of theM1/M2 button and the 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, or 7/8 button selects asource.
Example: If the M1 and 1/2 buttons are on, Master1-1/2
source is selected.
* You can select a monaural source by combining themwith the L/R button.
Pressing the other button while holding down the first
button from NT110 main unit panel button (M1, M2,
USR1, USR2 or 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8) causes Monitor Mix
the function is enabled.

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Selection of a monitor source using a combination of M1/M2 and 1/2, 3/4, 5/6,
or 7/8 buttons
Console Mode

Buttonselection
M1/M2

5.1 Surr

1- 8

RESOURCE

FORMATRESOURCE

FORMATOFF

M1 1/2ST

M1 1 - 6

5.1

1/2
3/4

M1 1/2M1 3/4ST
ST

M1 1/2M1 3/4

ST
ST

5/6
7/8

M1 5/6
M1 7/8STST

M1 5/6
M1 7/8

ST
ST

OFF
1/2

M2 1/2M2 1/2STST

M2 1 - 6
M2 1/2

5.1
ST

3/4
5/6

M2 3/4
M2 5/6

STST

M2 3/4
M2 5/6STST

7/8

M2 7/8ST

M2 7/8

ST

M1

M2

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Stereo[8]

USR1 / USR2
Select a monitor source specified as User Source 1 or 2. Set
the User Sources in the Monitor menu on the touch panel.

[9]

DOWN MIX
Turn on this button to downmix surround sources and monitor
them.

Talk Back
[1]

[3]
[4]

[2]

[1]

MENU
Display the TB (Talk Back) menu on the touch panel.
After displaying the menu, press it again to return to the Meter
screen.

[2]

Built-in microphone
A built-in microphone for talkback is provided. Audio input
from this microphone are converted to talkback audio signals.

[3]

Talkback volume
Adjust the talkback volume.

[4]

SET1/SET2
Press the Set1 button to have TB interrupt the output
selected as TB Set1 (Preset1).
Press the Set2 button to have TB interrupt the output
selected as TB Set2 (Preset2).

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Mixer Control
[1]

[1]

D.SAVE/P.LOCK
Press this button to enter the Display Save status in which
the touch panel goes off. Press this button again to exit
the status.
Press and hold this button to lock the operations on thepanel except using this button. Press this button again toexit the status.

[2]

DEFINE
Select Encoder can be assigned to any user-specified
function. (Define)Press this button to switch Select Encoder only for theassigned channel to the Define function.
When you press a desired Select Encoder while pressing
this button in the Channel Setting screen, it is defined as theDefine function of that channel.

[3]

APFL CLEAR
This button is lit when at least one of the APFL buttons is on.
Press this button while it is lit to deselect all the APFL
buttons.

[4]

EDIT
Display the Edit menu on the touch panel.
The Edit menu allows you to copy and clear the channel
parameters.

[1]

BANK1/2/3/BUS
Switch the Fader 16 ch Banks.
There are three Banks for which the user can freely
configure the layout: Bank1, Bank2, and Bank3. Each of the
Banks has two layers (A/B).
Selecting the Bus switches the Fader 16 ch Banks to theBus. The Bus Bank has two layers: Layer A fixed to M1 andM2 and Layer B fixed to Sum.

[2]

LAYER A/B
Switch the Fader 16 ch Layers.
Press this button to switch the all Fader 16 ch Layers
simultaneously.
Press the Fader Sel button while pressing this button toswitch Layers for each channel.

[2]

[3]

[4]

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Select Encoder
These are encoders and buttons with functions that switch for each application.
By default, they serve as the HA Gain/Trim encoders.

For some of the assigned functions, you can fine-tune them by rotating an encoder whilepressing it.

7-2-11

Fader
[1]

[2]

[1]

CUT
Turn on/off Cut. Signals of the channel are muted when Cut
is on.

[2]

APFL
Turn on/off APFL. When it is on, channel signals are sent to
the APFL Bus and interrupts the Monitor specified in the
Config menu.
APFL is turned on and off every time this button is pressed.
In this case, AFL signals are sent to the APFL Bus.
Press and hold this button to send PFL signals to the APFL
Bus while it is pressed.

[3]

SEL
Normally, press this button to recall the Channel Setting
screen on the touch panel and set Select Encoder to the
Channel Setting function.
Channel Setting is a mode for adjusting all the parametersof a channel. When all the parameters are displayed on thetouch panel, use Select Encoder to adjust the parameters.
* The Sel button serves as a function for specifying achannel in a special mode other than the above.

[4]

Fader
Motor fader with a 100 mm stroke. Adjust the mastervolume of a channel.

[3]

[4]

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Headphone Panel

The headphone panel is located in the forefront lower part of the mixer faders.
There are two headphone jacks to each of which you can connect a headphone. (The two
jacks output the same audio.)
Select output signals of a headphone in the Out Mtx menu on the touch panel.
If you set Monitor as output signals to a headphone using the Out Mtx function, theheadphone audio can be linked to the Monitor source selection.

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Connector Pin List
Connector : XLR 3-31 (f)Pin#1
Shield
Pin#2
Pin#3

Hot
Cold

Connector : XLR3-32 (m)
Pin#1
Pin#2

Shield
Hot

Pin#3

Cold

Connector : XLR3-32 (m)Pin#1Shield
Pin#2
Pin#3

Hot
Cold

Connector : XLR3-31 (f)
Pin#1
Pin#2

Shield
Hot

Pin#3

Cold

Connector : XLR3-31 (f)Pin#1
Shield
Pin#2
Pin#3

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Connector: DB25S(f), Locking screw M2.6×0.45
Pin#1
AES3 OUT4 Hot
Pin#14
AES3 OUT4 Cold
Pin#2
Pin#3

AES3 OUT4 Shield
AES3 OUT3 Cold

Pin#15
Pin#16

AES3 OUT3 Hot
AES3 OUT3 Shield

Pin#4
Pin#5

AES3 OUT2 Hot
AES3 OUT2 ShieldPin#17
Pin#18

AES3 OUT2 Cold
AES3 OUT1 Hot

Pin#6
Pin#7

AES3 OUT1 Cold

Pin#19
Pin#20

AES3 OUT1 Shield

Pin#8
Pin#9

Gnd
RS422 Tx (+)

Pin#21
Pin#22

Pin#10
Pin#11

RS422 Rx (+)
Gnd

Pin#23
Pin#24

Pin#12
Pin#13

RS422 Rx (-)
RS422 Tx (-)

Pin#25

Gnd

Gnd

Connector : XLR4-32 (m)Pin#1
0V (Gnd)
Pin#2
Pin#3
Pin#4

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Appendix

10-1

Adding DSP CARD

10-1-1

Precautions

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If two DSP CARD configuration is used, the same-version DSP CARDs must be mounted in thePrimary DSP Slot and the Secondary DSP Slot.

The involatile memory of a DSP CARD stores the Setup and Preset Program data. The stored
data may be lost if you perform a replacement procedure incorrectly or the DSP CARD fails. If ameans for emergency recovery is required, it is recommended to perform "Backup of NT110
Data." For the details of the procedure, refer to Appendix, Backing Up and Uploading NT110
Data.

Dissipate the static electricity from your body sufficiently before you touch anywhere DSP
CARDs.

10-1-2

Additional Procedure* This procedure copies the data stored in the Primary DSP CARD (Setup and Preset Program) toa new DSP CARD mounted in the Secondary DSP Slot.

Please keep the removed FAN CARD carefully. Fan card is necessary to restore the originalstate, such as when DSP CARD fails.

10-1-3

1

Turn off the NT110 power.

2

Remove FAN CARD and install DSP CARD.

3

Before turning on the NT110 power, make sure that the DSP Change Over button
located at the upper right side of the touch panel is Off (not depressed).
Make sure that the button is not depressed and is in the Off status. The data stored in
the Primary DSP CARD will be lost if the button is depressed and is in the On status.

4

Turn on the NT110 power.
While the startup screen is displayed, data is transferred from the Primary DSP CARD
to the Secondary DSP CARD.

Operation Check after Adding
After adding, activate the DSP CARD to check the audio input/output and operation
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s

10-2

Replacing DSP CARD

10-2-1

Precautions
If two DSP CARD configuration is used, the same-version DSP CARDs must be mounted in thePrimary DSP Slot and the Secondary DSP Slot.

The involatile memory of a DSP CARD stores the Setup and Preset Program data. The stored
data may be lost if you perform a replacement procedure incorrectly or the DSP CARD fails. If ameans for emergency recovery is required, it is recommended to perform "Backup of NT110
Data." For the details of the procedure, refer to Appendix, Backing Up and Uploading NT110
Data.

Dissipate the static electricity from your body sufficiently before you touch anywhere DSP
CARDs.

10-2-2

One DSP CARD Configuration* Perform Procedures 1 and 5 if you need to transfer the data stored in a DSP CARD (Setup andPreset Program) to a new DSP CARD.
* To transfer only the Setup settings stored in a DSP CARD, you can record the Setup settings
before replacement and manually configure the Setup settings after replacement. In this case,you need not perform Procedures 1 and 5.
1

Perform the procedure of "Transferring Data from NT110 to PC."
For details of the procedure, refer to Appendix, Transferring Backup Data from NT110
to PC File (Backup).

2

Turn off the NT110 power.

3

Remove the DSP CARD to be replaced and install a new DSP CARD.

4

Turn on the NT110 power.

5

Perform the procedure of "Transferring Data from PC File to NT110."For details of the procedure, refer to Appendix, Transferring Backup Data from PC Fileto NT110 (Upload).

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Two DSP CARD Configuration (Replacing Primary DSP CARD)* This procedure copies the data stored in the Secondary DSP CARD (Setup and Preset
Program) to a new DSP CARD mounted in the Primary DSP Slot.
If loss of data in the DSP CARD is critical, it is recommended to perform "Backup of NT110 Data"
to provide a means for emergency recovery.

For the details of the procedure, refer to Appendix,

Backing Up and Uploading NT110 Data.

1

Turn off the NT110 power.

2

Remove the DSP CARD to be replaced and install a new DSP CARD.

3

Before turning on the NT110 power, press the DSP Change Over button located at
the upper right side of the touch panel to turn it on.
Make sure that the button is depressed and is in the On status. The data stored in theSecondary DSP CARD will be lost if the button is not depressed and is in the Off
status.

4Turn on the NT110 power.
While the startup screen is displayed, data is transferred from the Secondary DSPCARD to the Primary DSP CARD.

5After the normal screen of NT110 appears, press the DSP Change Over button
again to turn it off.

10-2-4

Two DSP CARD Configuration (Replacing Secondary DSP CARD)* This procedure copies the data stored in the Primary DSP CARD (Setup and Preset Program) toa new DSP CARD mounted in the Secondary DSP Slot.
If loss of data in the DSP CARD is critical, it is recommended to perform "Backup of NT110 Data"
to provide a means for emergency recovery. For the details of the procedure, refer to Appendix,
Backing Up and Uploading NT110 Data.

10-2-5

1Turn off the NT110 power.

2

Remove the DSP CARD to be replaced and install a new DSP CARD.

3

Before turning on the NT110 power, make sure that the DSP Change Over button
located at the upper right side of the touch panel is Off (not depressed).
Make sure that the button is not depressed and is in the Off status. The data stored in
the Primary DSP CARD will be lost if the button is depressed and is in the On status.

4

Turn on the NT110 power.
While the startup screen is displayed, data is transferred from the Primary DSP CARD
to the Secondary DSP CARD.

Operation Check after Replacement

After replacement, activate the DSP CARD to check the audio input/output and operation displays.

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DSP CARD Installation Method
Install DSP CARD in the following procedure.
* Dissipate the static electricity from your body sufficiently before you touch anywhere
CARDs.

10-3-1

Remove DSP CARD (FAN CARD)
Remove the two screws from the DSP CARD as shown in the figure below.
*The figure shows DSP CARD removal on the PRIMARY DSP side.
* Removal of SECONDARY DSP side or FAN CARD is the same procedure.

SECONDARY DSP side

PRIMARY DSP side

M3x8 at 2 locations

Grasp both sides (red circle in the figure below) of DSP CARD and pull it toward you, DSP
CARD will come off the main unit.

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Install DSP CARD
Insert the DSP CARD straight and tighten the two places with the screw as shown in the
figure below.
* If the mounting of the screw is loose, you do not can use it in the correct state. Because
the electrical signal level is not stable.
* The figure shows DSP CARD installation on the PRIMARY DSP side.
* SECONDARY DSP side and FAN CARD installation is the same procedure.

M3x8 at 2 locations

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IO CARD Installation Method
Install IO CARD in the following procedure.
* Dissipate the static electricity from your body sufficiently before you touch anywhere
CARDs.

10-4-1

Removing Blank Panel
Remove the two screws from the Blank Panel as shown in the figure below.
*The figure shows the IO CARD mounting on the SLOT1 side.
* Removing the SLOT 2 side is the same procedure.

SLOT2 side
M3x8 at 2 locations

SLOT1 side

The blank panel will come off.

10-4-2

Install IO CARD
Insert the IO CARD straight and tighten the two places with the screw as shown in the
figure below.
* If the mounting of the screw is loose, you do not can use it in the correct state. Because
the electrical signal level is not stable.

M3x8 at 2 locations

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Removing Exterior Equipment (Side Panels andPad)

10-5-1

Removing Side Panels
Remove the six screws from the rear panel as shown in the figure below.

M3xL6 at 6 locations

Remove the two screws from each of the side panels as shown in the figure below.
Slide the side panels downward to detach them from the main unit.

M4xL20 at 2
locations

M4xL20 at 2 locations

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Removing Pad
Remove the three screws from the front part as shown in the figure below. The pad is
detached from the main unit.

M4xL20 at 3 locations

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About Fixing Screw Holes
After the side panels in the exterior equipment are removed, NT110 can be fixed using thescrew holes on the sides.

A

Fixing holes (M4)Same on the other sideB

10-6-1

Four Fixing Screw Holes at A
These screw holes are provided to mount optional mounting brackets.
Mounting brackets are used to fix NT110 to a tilt rack or embed it in a table.
* Refer also to the instruction manual of mounting brackets.

10-6-2Five Fixing Screw Holes at B
These screw holes are provided to mount slide rails.
Recommended slide rails- Slide rail C-305-20 Settsu Metal Industrial Co., Ltd. * Set of two slide rails- Slide rail bracket RBA2-35-200E Settsu Metal Industrial Co., Ltd. * For EIA standard
racks
Precautions on use
1) Use "Binding head screws M4×L6" to install slide rails on NT110.
Do not use any other screws. If you use any other screws, NT110 may drop off fromthe rails or cause system malfunctions due to a short-circuit of internal circuits in thesystem.
2)

After you install slide rails on NT110 and mount it on a rack, do not put any heavy
object on NT110 or lean on it while operating it. If any load exceeding the withstandload is applied, the rails or other part may be damaged.

3)

Although the recommended slide rail has a mechanism to lock the slider when the unit
is pulled out, it does not have any mechanism to lock the slider when the unit ispushed in. You need to supply a lock mechanism for yourself if required.

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How to Install Accessory Sunshade
When installing the accessory sunshade, reflection of outside light on NT110 operation
surface will be less.When it is difficult to see the display on the operation panel in a brightplace, please use the accessory sunshade.

①Spread the folded sunshade②Paste the left and right Velcro③Install it so that it covers NT110 body as shown above

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Initializing Internal Data
Perform the following procedure to initialize internal data when required.
If NT110 does not start up due to an internal data error, you may be able to clear the error
using this procedure.
* Data to be initialized by this procedure- All the program settings such as the fader layouts, output matrixes, and EQ
parameters- SETUP setting data (Data configured in the SETUP menu)* Data NOT to be initialized by this procedure- PRESET PROGRAM (01 to 99) data
- Log record data
1

Turn on the NT110 power.

2

Before the NT screen is displayed during startup, keep pressing the four buttons,
LAYER "A" and "B" and PRESET PROGRAM "MENU" and "ENABLE" until theNT110 Initialize message is displayed.

NT screen
Keep pressing LAYER "A" and "B" and PRESETPROGRAM "MENU" and "ENABLE."

Caution: Never turn off the power until the startup is normally completed when the Meter
screen is displayed.
3

The internal data initialization is completed when the Meter screen is displayed.

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Backing Up and Uploading NT110 Data
Have ready a PC on which NT110 NT Mix has been installed.

10-9-1

Transferring Backup Data from NT110 to PC File (Backup)
1Connect the DSP CARD and the PC with a LAN cable.
If two DSP CARDs are mounted, connect the cable to the ACT(running) DSP CARD.
(If the Primary DSP CARD is Active, connect the cable to the Primary DSP CARD; If
the Secondary DSP CARD is Active, connect the cable to the Secondary DSP CARD.)

2

Turn on the NT110 power.

3

Start up NT110 NT Mix that has been installed on the PC.

4

Connect NT110 NT Mix.

Press the connection button to connect NT110 and the PC.
When connection is established, the button
displays Online.

5

On NT110 NT Mix, select Maintenance - Mixer Data - Backup.

Select Maintenance - Mixer Data Backup.
6

Using the displayed dialog, select any folder and press the Backup button.
Data is transferred from NT110 to a file in the selected folder. This process takes sometime. Wait until it is completed.
The stored file contains setting (including Setup setting) and all the Preset Program
files of NT110.

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Transferring Backup Data from PC File to NT110 (Upload)
1

Connect the DSP CARD and the PC with a LAN cable.
If two DSP CARDs are mounted, connect the cable to the ACT(running) DSP CARD.
(If the Primary DSP CARD is Active, connect the cable to the Primary DSP CARD; If
the Secondary DSP CARD is Active, connect the cable to the Secondary DSP CARD.)

2

Turn on the NT110 power.

3

Start up NT110 NT Mix that has been installed on the PC.

4

Connect NT110 NT Mix.

Press the connection button to connect NT110 and the PC.
When connection is established, the button
displays Online.

5

On NT110 NT Mix, select Maintenance - Mixer Data - Upload.

Select Maintenance - Mixer Data Upload.
6

Using the displayed dialog, select the NT110 backup file that has been stored on
the PC and press the Upload button.
Data is transferred from the backup file to NT110. This process takes some time.
Wait until it is completed.
The backup file contains setting (including Setup setting) and all the Preset Program
files of NT110.
After data transfer is completed, the data in the NT110 main unit is replaced with thedata in the backup file.

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10-10 Factory Default Password
You need to type the factory default password to operate some of the functions such asentering the SETUP screen or locking the PRESET PROGRAM.
Factory default password string: NT110*You can change this password in the PASSWORD menu of the SETUP screen.

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