User guide

LIVEMIX CS-DUO

MIX B doesn’t seem to be working.

The CS-DUO might be in the Linked Mode. PRESS and

HOLD both Master Volume knobs to exit Linked Mode

or power cycle the personal mixer.

There is a clicking, popping or audio

dropouts.

Audible clicking and popping is usually an issue with

the clock source. If you are using Livemix with a Dante

network, verify that your console or Dante device is set

to be the Master and Livemix is set to be the Slave.

This can be done through the Dante controller on a

Windows PC or Apple computer. NOTE: If you desire to

have your console’s internal (or local) clock be the clock

source, select this conguration setting on your console.

Then in Dante Controller, set your console’s Dante

option card to be the Master Dante device on the Dante

network and select “Sync to External” for this.

If audio is dropping out for a few seconds on a Dante

input version, and you are using a switch, verify that it

is a gigabit switch and that it is not an EEE or “green”

ethernet switch.

I don’t hear any channels.

Verify you have the correct input device selected. In the

Global Conguration menu, select “Input Select and

Digital Conguration” then “Input Source Select” and

verify that the correct input option is selected.

Verify that there are not any cable couplers, hubs,

switches or splitters between the personal mixers and

MIX-16/MIX-32.

Check the network cable connecting the personal mixer

to the MIX-16/MIX-32. If it was poorly constructed or

there is a break in the cable, you may not be getting the

proper data to the personal mixer.