Audio Technica ATDM-1012 User manual

User Manual
ATDM-1012
DIGITAL SMARTMIXER
ATDM-1012DAN
DIGITAL SMARTMIXER with Dante

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing this Audio-Technica product.
Before using the product, read through the Quick Start Guide and refer to this user manual as necessary to ensure that you will use the product
correctly.
Checking the package contents
Before use, check to make sure that all of the following items are contained in the package.
If any of the items is missing from your package or damaged, contact your local Audio-Technica dealer.
• ATDM-1012/ATDM-1012DAN unit
• Euroblock connector ×22
• Power cable
• Quick Start Guide
Trademarks
• SMARTMIXERTM is a trademark or registered trademark of Audio-Technica Corporation.
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• All other company and product names that appear in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

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Safety precautions
Important information
Warning:
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.
Caution:
• Do not expose this apparatus to drips or splashes.
• To avoid electric shock, do not open the cabinet.
• Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.
• Do not expose this apparatus to excessive heat such as that generated by sunshine, fire or other heat sources.
• Do not subject this apparatus to strong impact.
• This apparatus should be located close enough to the AC outlet so that you can easily grasp the power cord plug at any time. In case of
emergency, disconnect the power cord plug of this apparatus quickly.
• Do not place any objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on this apparatus.
• To prevent fire, do not place any naked flame sources (such as lighted candles) on this apparatus.
• Do not install this apparatus in a confined space such as a bookcase or similar unit.
• Install this apparatus only in places with good ventilation.
• To prevent fire, do not cover the ventilation of this apparatus with newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc.
• This apparatus with Class I construction shall be connected to an AC outlet with a protective grounding connection.
For customers in the USA/Canada
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
Caution: To prevent electric shock, do not remove the cover. There
are no user-serviceable parts inside. Internal adjustments are for
qualified professionals only. Refer all servicing to qualified service
personnel.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an
equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the
presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within
the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of shock to persons.
The exclamation point symbol within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence
of important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the
product.
Important Safety Instructions
1) Read these instructions.
2) Keep these instructions.
3) Heed all warnings.
4) Follow all instructions.
5) Do not use this apparatus near water.
6) Clean only with dry cloth.
7) Do not block any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
8) Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A
grounding plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug
does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10) Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the
apparatus.
11) Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12) Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is
used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.
13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such
as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to
rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
12)

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Safety precautions
FCC Notice
Warning:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Caution:
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment.
Note:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:
− Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
− Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
− Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
− Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Contact:
Responsible Company: Audio-Technica U.S., Inc.
Address: 1221 Commerce Drive, Stow, Ohio 44224, USA
Tel: 330-686-2600
For customers in Canada
IC statement
CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3 (B)

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Notes on use
• When using the product, also read the user manuals supplied with the devices that are to be connected.
• When not using the product, remove the power plug from the power outlet.
• Turn the product off before connecting or disconnecting cables.
• If you use the product near a TV or radio antenna, noise may be generated in the TV or radio. In this case, move the product away from the TV or
radio antenna.
Maintenance
• If the product becomes dirty or dusty, disconnect the power cable first, and then wipe the product off with a dry soft cloth.
• Do not use benzine, thinner, contact restoring protective agent, or any other chemical agent. Doing so may cause deformation, damage, or
malfunction.
• When storing the product for an extended period of time, wrap it with a plastic cover, and do not allow it to be exposed to humidity.

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Features
Features of ATDM-1012/ATDM-1012DAN
• Equipped with a 22-input × 12-bus full-matrix mixer that includes 8 sub-input channels
• 10 Mic/Line inputs including a discrete microphone preamplifier with high-quality sound (stereo linking possible for channels 7/8 and 9/10)
• Up to two ES954 hanging-array microphones (sold separately) can be connected via the Mic inputs
• 8 balanced outputs with BTL circuits
• 2 unbalanced stereo outputs that allow output at Mic level
• USB audio I/O (1 stereo input and 1 stereo output)
• Equipped with an independent, 4-group SmartMixer that allows for a selection between gain sharing and gate modes
• Equipped with an echo canceler (with up to 10 Mic inputs) and a noise canceler that can be used simultaneously
• Includes a 4-band EQ (only Low Cut for sub-inputs) for each input channel, and a 12-band EQ for each output channel
• Equipped with 10 compressors/DeEssers and eight 8-band feedback suppressors capable of insertion into each I/O channel
• Includes a ducker for insertion into the 2 unbalanced stereo inputs
• Limiters equipped for each output channel
• Includes an oscillator function convenient for checking the audio of each output channel
• Audio input/output settings can be configured on the front panel, whereas the advanced settings can be configured on a computer using Web
Remote.
• Allows for external control with IP Remote Protocol
• A Dante-equipped model (ATDM-1012DAN) is available
About Audio-Technica LINK
Up to eight ATDM-1012 model mixers can be daisy-chained so that, as a whole system, it can handle audio inputs from 80 Mic/Line channels and
16 unbalanced stereo channels. The proprietary Audio-Technica LINK functionality enables the transmission of low-latency, high-speed audio bus
signals between devices, making it possible to steadily control and transmit uncompressed audio signals.
Furthermore, the model offers excellent workability as it conforms to the Ethernet standards and can be connected to generic LAN cables (shielded
cables of Cat5e or above with the conductor diameter size of 24 AWG or larger must be used).
System installation
Installing on a rack
• When installing the product on a rack, make sure that the temperature inside the rack does not reach or exceed 40°C (104°F). Higher
temperatures may negatively affect the internal parts of the product, causing the product to malfunction.
• Ensure at least a 10-centimeter (3.94”) space between the product and other devices or the top, side, and back faces of the rack.
• The required rack specifications are as follows:
– EIA-standard 19-inch rack
– 1U-size attachable rack
– Rack with a shelf on which the product is placed or a guide rail that supports the product

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System installation
Unbalanced connection
An unbalanced connection tends to be subject to induction noise caused by the chassis potential differences. Be sure to match the chassis
potentials between devices.
• Match the power supply phases between devices.
• Standardize the power supply systems.
• Connect the GND (ground) terminal or chassis of each device.
Power cable connection
• Connect the power plug to the appropriate outlet with protective grounding. Electric shock may result if the plug is not grounded securely.
How to connect a Euroblock connector
1. As shown in the figure, expose the wires inside the cable.
• Do not solder the stranded wires.
2. Loosen the screws with a flathead screwdriver.
3. Verify the pin assignments, and connect each to the applicable
wire.
Pin assignments
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INPUT
1 to 10 +: HOT -: COLD G: GND
ST1, ST2 R: RIGHT L: LEFT G: GND
OUTPUT
1 to 8 +: HOT -: COLD G: GND
ST1, ST2 R: RIGHT L: LEFT G: GND
4. Tighten the screws and bundle the wires with a cable tie.
5. Connect the Euroblock connector to the product.
1 2 3
Approx. 5 mm
Approx. 20 mm
Use any commercially
available cable tie.

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System connection examples
Web
Remote
for operator
Web
Remote
for operator
Power amplifier
Media recorder
Media player
Main speaker (L) Main speaker (R)
Near-end source
Players such as
Blu-ray/DVD/CD
AV switcher
Video
conference
system
Computer
Far-end source
Far-end source
Dante-enabled
microphone
Router
Internet
Main speaker
Dante-enabled DSP/amplifier
Internet
Switching hub
Router
Far-end source
AP
AP
Power amplifier
Tablet / Smartphone
Tablet / Smartphone
PoE-supported
switching hub
ATDM-1012DAN
Ceiling speaker
Mic

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Part names and function
Front Panel
❶ Power button
Turns on/off the power to the product.
❷ MODE button
Switches between input/sub input/output channel modes.
❸ OUTPUT LED
The LED lights in red when in output channel mode.
❹ INPUT LED
The LED lights in red when in input channel mode.
The LED blinks in red when in sub-input channel mode.
❺ Channel selection button
Selects an input/output channel or preset number.
❻ Channel selection LED
Displays the selection status for the input/output channel or preset number.
❼ SIG/PK LED
Indicates the input signal level.
❽ Display
❾ BACK button
Goes back one preceding level or above level.
❿ Volume LED
Indicates the current setting of the selected channel when the level or gain is being adjusted.
⓫ Dial button
Turn the dial button to select, and push to confirm the selection.
•An LED can be in one of five statuses.
(1) Lit: Indicates that the channel or preset number is selected, that the function is enabled, etc.
(2) Off: Indicates that the channel or preset number is not selected, that the function is not enabled, etc.
(3) Blinking: Indicates that the channel or present number is being selected. Repeats every 500 ms until the status changes.
(4) Blinking fast: Indicates that the operation has been rejected. Repeats blinking three times every 200 ms.
(5) Dimmer lit: Indicates lower brightness.
•The signal level ranges indicated by the SIG/PK LEDs are as follows.
- LED lit (red): 0 dBFS to -5 dBFS
- LED lit (yellow): -6dBFS to -24 dBFS
- LED lit (green): -25 dBFS to -59 dBFS
- LED off: -60 dBFS or less
❷ ❸ ❹ ❺ ❻ ❼ ❽ ❾ ❿ ⓫❶

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Part names and function
Rear panel
❶ Network port/Dante network port (ATDM-1012DAN)
• A NETWORK port. Connect an Ethernet cable (Cat5e or above). Connect to a local area network to control externally via web remote or IP
control.
• Connect to the Dante network port to connect to the Dante audio network and control externally via web remote or IP control.
• Details for the PRIMARY port and SECONDARY port depending on the port mode setting are as shown in the table below.
Mode Connection device
PRIMARY SECONDARY
Switched (Default) Dante network
Web Remote/External control
Dante network
Web Remote/External control
Redundant Dante network (Primary)
Web Remote/External control Dante network (Secondary)
Split Web Remote/External control Dante network
❷ USB port
A USB port (USB Type-B). Connect a USB cable (with ferrite core).
❸ Audio-Technica LINK A/B/C/D ports
Ports for LINK A/B/C/D. Used for Audio-Technica LINK. Connect an Ethernet cable (shielded cable of Cat5e or above with the conductor
diameter size of 24 AWG or larger must be used).
❹ Unbalanced output port (ST1, ST2)
An unbalanced output port. Connect an unbalanced cable.
Pin assignments are as follows. R: STEREO R, L: STEREO L, G: GND.
❺ Balanced output port (1 to 8)
A balanced output port. Connect a balanced cable.
Pin assignments are as follows. +: HOT, -: COLD, G: GND.
❻ Unbalanced input port (ST1, ST2)
An unbalanced input port. Connect an unbalanced cable.
Pin assignments are as follows. R: STEREO R, L: STEREO L, G: GND.
❼ Balanced input port (1 to 10)
A balanced input port. Connect a balanced cable.
Pin assignments are as follows. +: HOT, -: COLD, G: GND.
❽ Grounding screws
The supplied power cable is a 2-core cable, and cannot be used for grounding. Ground the product as necessary.
❾ AC inlet
Connect the power cable.
❾❶ ❹ ❻❺ ❼❸ ❽❷
ATDM-1012DAN

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About Dante (ATDM-1012DAN only)
ATDM-1012DAN supports Dante network audio.
ATDM-1012DAN audio can be output to a Dante device or audio from a Dante device can be input to ATDM-1012DAN.
For more details on Dante network audio, refer to the Audinate website at www.audinate.com.
Network port mode settings
Performing settings from the ATDM-1012DAN unit
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Set” and then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “System Setting” and then press the dial button.
3. Turn the dial button to select “IP Setting” and then press the dial button.
4. Turn the dial button to select “IP Port Set.” and then press the dial button.
5. Turn the dial button to select “IP Config Mode” and then press the dial button.
6. Turn the dial button to select “Auto”/“Static” and then press the dial button.
7. Press the power button to restart the product.
Performing settings via Web Remote
Refer to “Network in System Settings”(P.48).
• Settings can also be changed via the Dante Controller (application from Audinate). For information on the Dante Controller, refer to the
Audinate website at www.audinate.com.

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About Dante (ATDM-1012DAN only)
Connections in each mode
Switched (Default setting)
• The switching hub used for the Dante network must be gigabit-capable. Refer to the Audinate website and other information for required
switching hub specifications.
• Connect external controls for Dante audio and the ATDM-1012DAN to either the PRIMARY or SECONDARY port.
As shown in the figure, a computer or Dante device can be connected directly to the Dante network port of ATDM-1012DAN.
Redundant Audio
In Redundant Audio mode, independent networks are necessary for both PRIMARY and SECONDARY. If an error occurs on the Dante PRIMARY-side
network for any reason, it will automatically switch to the Dante audio on the SECONDARY network.
Computer
Computer
Dante-equipped device
Dante-equipped device
Dante-equipped device
Switching hub
Tablet / Smartphone
Dante-equipped device
Switching hub Switching hub

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About Dante (ATDM-1012DAN only)
Split
In Split mode, independent networks are necessary for both PRIMARY and SECONDARY. PRIMARY is the ATDM-1012DAN external control port and
SECONDARY is the Dante audio port.
Dante channel list
No Dante send channels Dante receive channels
1 BUS1 IN1
2 BUS2 IN2
3 BUS3 IN3
4 BUS4 IN4
5 BUS5 IN5
6 BUS6 IN6
7 BUS7 IN7
8 BUS8 IN8
9 BUS9 IN9
10 BUS10 IN10
11 BUS11 IN11
12 BUS12 IN12
13 Direct Output1 IN13
14 Direct Output2 IN14
15 Direct Output3 IN15
16 Direct Output4 IN16
17 Direct Output5 -
18 Direct Output6 -
19 Direct Output7 -
20 Direct Output8 -
21 Direct Output9 -
22 Direct Output10 -
Computer
Dante-equipped device
Switching hub Switching hub
Tablet / Smartphone

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Basic operations of the product
Starting the product
1. Press the power button.
• The product boots in administrator mode by factory default.
How to view the screens
Administrator mode
Operator mode
❶ Audio settings menu
❷ Preset settings menu
❸ System settings menu
❹ I/O channel level adjustment menu
How to input characters
Follow the procedure below to input text.
1. Turn the dial to select which character to input.
• The following characters can be input.
Password A to Z, a to z, 1 to 9, 0
Device Name A to Z, a to z, 1 to 9, 0, ! # $ ' ( ) * + , - . : ; < = > ?
@ `, . (space)
Filename Prefix A to Z, a to z, 1 to 9, 0, ! # $ ' ( ) + , - . ; = ? @ ` , .
(space)
2. Press the dial button to confirm the character.
• The cursor will then move to the next cell.
3. Continue inputting characters by repeating steps 1 and 2.
• Use the following procedure to edit characters that have been input.
• To move cursor to the character to be edited:
(1) Turn the dial button while pressing the BACK button to move the
cursor.
(2) Release the BACK button.
• To delete character that has been input:
(1) Move the cursor to the character to be deleted.
(2) While pressing the BACK button, press the dial button.
– The character at the cursor location will be deleted.
– If the cursor is at the end of the text and the “_” is blinking, the
character immediately before the cursor is deleted.
• To finish editing:
(1) Press the control button when the cursor is blinking “■”.
– Editing will finish, the cursor will move to the end of the text, and
“_” will blink.
4. When the cursor is blinking “_”, press the control button to
confirm the text.
• The text will be shown after “Completed!” is displayed.
A u d P s t S e t
123
L v l P s t S e t
123
❶
❹
❸
❸
❷
❷

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Basic operations of the product
Front panel mode
The following two modes are available when operating the product
with the buttons and the dial on the front panel.
Operator mode:
In this mode, daily operations are performed, such as loading the preset settings
and adjusting the audio level.
Administrator mode:
In this mode, advanced settings can be configured by installing and implementing
the product on-site.
Changing the front panel mode
(operator mode/administrator mode)
1. While pressing the MODE button, press and hold the dial button
(for 1 or more seconds).
• The front panel mode changes with every press.
Operator mode “Lvl” is displayed.
Administrator mode “Aud” is displayed.
Locking the front panel
A lock can be applied so that the front panel operation is disabled.
1. Press and hold the dial button and BACK button (for 1 or more
seconds).
• The front panel becomes locked. Performing the same operation again
will unlock the front panel.

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Operations that can be performed in operator mode
Adjusting the input and output levels
Adjust the input and output levels for each I/O channel.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Lvl” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select the input or output channel to be
adjusted and then press the dial button.
• The input or output channel to be adjusted can also be selected using the
channel selection button.
3. Turn the dial button to select “Level” and then press the dial
button.
4. Turn the dial button to adjust the input and output levels.
• The volume LED becomes lit/turns off based on the adjusting operation.
Turning the mute ON/OFF
Set each of the I/O channels to mute.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Lvl” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select the input or output channel to be
set and then press the dial button.
• The input or output channel to be adjusted can also be selected using the
channel selection button.
3. Turn the dial button to select “Mute” and then press the dial
button.
4. Turn the dial button to set the mute for the channel ON or OFF.
Recalling Preset
Recall saved preset data to change the current setting.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Pst” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “Recall Presets” and then press
the dial button.
3. Select the preset to be recalled and press the dial button.
• Presets can also be selected using the channel selection button.
4. Press the dial button.
• The preset data is read and the settings change.
Confirming product setting statuses
Product setting statuses can be confirmed when in operator mode. To
change settings, switch to administrator mode.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Set” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “System Info” and then press the
dial button.
3. Select an item and press the dial button.
Device Name The name of this product is displayed.
Device ID The ID number of this product is
displayed.
Serial Number The serial number is displayed.
FW Version The firmware version is displayed.
IP Config Mode Settings for obtaining the IP address are
displayed.
IP Address The IP address is displayed.
Subnet Mask The subnet mask is displayed.
Gateway Address The gateway address is displayed.
Mac Address The MAC address is displayed.
Dante* Information regarding Dante is displayed.
Allow Discovery The settings for automatic discovery by
“Locate” are displayed.
IP Ctrl Port No The port number of the IP control is
displayed.
IP Ctrl Ntfy Settings for receiving notifications from
IP-controlled devices are displayed.
Audio Level Ntfy Settings for receiving notifications from
IP-controlled devices regarding audio
levels are displayed.
M-cast Adrs The address for multicast is displayed.
M-cast Port No The port number for multicast is
displayed.
NTP Settings for the NTP (Network Time
Protocol) are displayed.
NTP Adrs The NTP server address is displayed.
NTP Port The NTP port number is displayed.
Time Zone The time difference from UTC
(Coordinated Universal Time) is displayed.
LINK Status The usage status for Audio-Technica LINK
Mode is displayed.
LINK Mode Whether the product is the primary or an
extension during Audio-Technica LINK
Mode is displayed.
No.ofExtension A The number of connected extensions is
displayed.
No.ofExtension B The number of connected extensions is
displayed.
No.ofExtension C The number of connected extensions is
displayed.
No.ofExtension D The number of connected extensions is
displayed.
* Displayed only for ATDM-1012DAN.

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Operations that can be performed in administrator mode
Audio menu (Aud)
Channel settings (Channel Setting)
Set parameters for each channel.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Aud” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “Channel Setting” and then press
the dial button.
3. Turn the dial button to select the channel to be adjusted and
then press the dial button.
4. Turn the dial button to select a function and then press the dial
button.
5. Turn the dial button to set the parameters for each function.
• Functions that can be set are as follows.
Source Sets the source.
Unity Sets the unity level.
Gain*1Adjusts the gain.
Phantom*1Turns the phantom power ON/OFF.
Phase*1Invert the input audio phase.
Low Cut*1Specify whether or not to remove low frequencies
from the audio signal.
FBS*1 *2 *3Turns the FBS ON/OFF.
EQ Turns the EQ ON/OFF.
Comp Insrt*3 *4Sets whether to take the compressor from the
front of the fader (pre-fader) or from the rear (post-
fader).
Comp*4Turns the compressor/DeEsser ON/OFF.
SM Group*5Sets the Smart Mix group.
SM Enable*5Turns Smart Mix ON/OFF.
Priority*6Sets the channel priority.
AEC Turns the AEC ON/OFF.
Level Sets the I/O level.
Mute Turns mute ON/OFF.
Limiter*3 *7Turns the Limiter ON/OFF.
*1 Displayed when an input channel is selected.
*2 Displayed when an FBS module is assigned.
*3 Displayed when an output channel is selected.
*4 Displayed when a compressor module is assigned.
*5 Displayed when Smart Mix mode is ON.
*6 Displayed when set to gate mode when Smart Mix mode is ON.
*7 Displayed when a Limiter module is assigned.
Matrix Assign (Matrix Assign)
Set which input channel is sent to which bus or which bus draws from
which input channel.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Aud” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “Matrix Assign” and then press the
dial button.
3. Turn the dial button to select “Input -> Bus” or “Bus -> Input”
and then press the dial button.
4. Turn the dial button to select the I/O channel.
5. Press the channel selection button to set which input channel is
assigned to which bus.
• A white circle (◯) indicates Pre Smart Mix, while a black circle (●)
indicates Post Smart Mix.
Setting the USB output (USB Out Setting)
Select the USB output bus and set the transmission level.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Aud” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “USB OUT Setting” and then press
the dial button.
3. Turn the dial button to select “OUT1” or “OUT2” and then press
the dial button.
4. Turn the dial button to select the bus.
5. Press the BACK button to return the cursor back one place, then
turn the dial button to select “Level” and press the dial button.
6. Turn the dial button to set the transmission level.
Setting the AEC (AEC Setting)
Set the AEC (Acoustic Echo Canceler).
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Aud” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “AEC Setting” and then press the
dial button.
3. Turn the dial button to select “Off”/“AEC”/“NC”.

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Operations that can be performed in administrator mode
Setting the oscillator (Oscillator)
The product has an oscillator function on the output channels. This
function is convenient for checking the audio during setup or
maintenance.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Aud” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “Oscillator” and then press the dial
button.
3. Turn the dial button to select “Output” and then press the dial
button.
4. Turn the dial button to set the oscillator function ON/OFF.
5. Press the BACK button to return the cursor back one place, then
turn the dial button to select “Wave” and press the dial button.
6. Turn the dial button to set the output waveform.
7. Press the BACK button to return the cursor back one place, then
turn the dial button to select “Level” and press the dial button.
8. Turn the dial button to set the output level.
9. Press the BACK button to return the cursor back one place, then
turn the dial button to select “Out”.
10. Press the channel selection button to set the channel for output.
• “✓” will be displayed for the set channel.
Preset menu (Pst)
Recalling presets (Recall Presets)
Recall saved preset data to change the current setting.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Pst” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “Recall Presets” and then press
the dial button.
3. Turn the dial button to select the preset data to be recalled
(Preset 1 to Preset 8) and then press the dial button.
• Presets can also be selected using the channel selection button.
4. Press the dial button.
• The preset data is read and the settings change.
Saving presets (Save Presets)
Save the current settings as a preset.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Pst” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “Save Presets” and then press the
dial button.
3. Turn the dial button to select the save location (Preset 1 to
Preset 8) and then press the dial button.
• Presets can also be selected using the channel selection button.
4. Press the dial button.
• The preset data is saved to the specified saving location.
Setting boot up presets (BootUp Presets)
Sets the recalling presets when the product boots.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Pst” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “BootUp Presets” and then press
the dial button.
3. Turn the dial button to select “On” and then press the dial
button.
4. Select the designated preset (Preset 1 to Preset 8) and then
press the dial button.
• Presets can also be selected using the channel selection button.
Settings menu (Set)
Performing system settings (System Setting)
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Set” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “System Setting” and then press
the dial button.
3. Turn the dial button to select the item to be set and then press
the dial button.
4. Set each item.
• Functions that can be set are as follows.
Device Name Set the product name.
Device ID Set a unique ID for the product.
LINK Mode Set the operation mode under Audio-Technica
LINK.
Panel Err Notice Set whether or not to display error codes on the
display of this product.
Panel Mode Set the front panel mode.
Network Config*1 Config Mode: Set the network configuration mode
to suit the environment.
Latency: Set the Dante port latency.
IP Setting IP Port Set.: Set how to obtain IP addresses
(Auto<=> Static).
Dante Port Set.: Set how to obtain IP addresses for
Dante ports (Auto <=> Static).*1
Allow Discovery Set the product to be discovered automatically by
the “Locate” application.
IP Ctrl Setting IP Ctrl Port No: The port number of the IP control
is displayed.
IP Ctrl Ntfy: Receive notifications from IP-controlled
devices.
Audio Level Ntfy: Receive audio level notifications
from IP-controlled devices.*2
M-cast Adrs: Set the address for multicast.*2
M-cast Port No: Set the port number for multicast.*2
NTP Setting Set whether to enable or disable the NTP (Network
Time Protocol).
Reset All Dflt. Reset the product to the factory defaults. (The
firmware will remain the current version.)
*1 Displayed only for ATDM-1012DAN.
*2 Displayed when “IP Ctrl Ntfy” is set to “On”.

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Operations that can be performed in administrator mode
Setting system information (System Info)
Product setting statuses can be confirmed.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Set” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “System Info” and then press the
dial button.
3. Select an item and press the dial button.
Device Name The name of this product is displayed.
Device ID The ID number of this product is
displayed.
Serial Number The serial number is displayed.
FW Version The firmware version is displayed.
IP Config Mode Settings for obtaining the IP address are
displayed.
IP Address The IP address is displayed.
Subnet Mask The subnet mask is displayed.
Gateway Address The gateway address is displayed.
Mac Address The Mac address is displayed.
Dante* Information regarding Dante is displayed.
Allow Discovery The settings for automatic discovery by
“Locate” are displayed.
IP Ctrl Port No The port number of the IP control is
displayed.
IP Ctrl Ntfy Settings for receiving notifications from
IP-controlled devices are displayed.
Audio Level Ntfy Settings for receiving notifications from
IP-controlled devices regarding audio
levels are displayed.
M-cast Adrs The address for multicast is displayed.
M-cast Port No The port number for multicast is
displayed.
NTP Settings for the NTP (Network Time
Protocol) are displayed.
NTP Adrs The NTP server address is displayed.
NTP Port The NTP port number is displayed.
Time Zone The time difference from UTC
(Coordinated Universal Time) is displayed.
LINK Status The usage status for Audio-Technica LINK
Mode is displayed.
LINK Mode The operation mode for Audio-Technica
LINK Mode is displayed.
No.ofExtension A The number of connected extensions is
displayed.
No.ofExtension B The number of connected extensions is
displayed.
No.ofExtension C The number of connected extensions is
displayed.
No.ofExtension D The number of connected extensions is
displayed.
* Displayed only for ATDM-1012DAN.
Performing logging settings (Logging)
Perform log message settings.
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Set” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “Logging” and then press the dial
button.
3. Set each item.
• Functions that can be set are as follows.
Logging Set whether or not to save log messages.
Destination Set whether to write log messages to the internal
memory or transfer them to the Syslog server.
Performing preset settings (Presets)
1. Turn the dial button on the Home screen to select “Set” and
then press the dial button.
2. Turn the dial button to select “Presets” and then press the dial
button.
3. Set each item.
• Functions that can be set are as follows.
Recall Presets Recall saved preset data to change the current
setting.
Save Presets Save the current settings as a preset.
BootUp Presets Sets the recalling presets when the product boots.

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Web Remote
What Is Web Remote?
Web Remote is a web-based application for controlling this product.
With Web Remote, you can remotely perform the following tasks from
your Windows PC, Mac, iOS or Android device (hereinafter “control
device”).
• Check the status of the product
• Change the various settings of the product
What is “Locate”?
“Locate” is a launcher application for Web Remote. Connect your
control device, then activate “Locate”. With “Locate”, you can quickly
access Web Remote without entering the IP address assigned to the
product.
• You can also launch Web Remote without using “Locate”.
Recommended environment
OS supporting Web Remote and “Locate”
• Microsoft Windows 8.1 or later
• Apple macOS 10.14 Mojave or later
• Android OS 8.0 or later
• iOS 12 or later
Recommended web browsers for Web Remote
• Google Chrome (Windows and Android)
• Mozilla Firefox (Windows)
• Safari (macOS and iOS)
• You can log into Web Remote from up to 3 control devices at the same
time. If two different web browsers are running on one control device,
Web Remote recognizes access from two control devices.
• To exit Web Remote, make sure to log out first, and then close the web
browser screen. If the screen is closed without logging out, the session
may continue, and you may remain logged into Web Remote.
• The minimum size of the web remote screen is 1024 x 768 pixels. For the
control device, use a large enough display monitor to display the Web
Remote screen in the web browser.
Preparing Web Remote
Connect a control device to the product
1. Before connecting a control device to the product, network
settings for both devices must be performed.
• If IP addresses are obtained automatically when connecting
(1) Set the product’s IP Config Mode to “Auto”.
– The product ships from the factory in “Auto” mode.
(2) Set the control device’s network settings so that it connects to the
network.
• If static IP addresses are used when connecting
(1) Set the product’s IP Config Mode to “Static”.
– The IP address is set to a static value.
The default value is “192.168.33.102”.
2. Use a wired or wireless connection to connect the control
device to the product.
3. Turn on the control device and the product.
• If IP addresses are obtained automatically when connecting, it may take
some time before the IP address is set.
Setting up “Locate”
1. Download the “Locate” installer/application to the control
device.
• For Windows and Mac:
Download from the Audio-Technica website (www.audio-technica.com)
for your country or region.
• For iOS and Android:
Download from the App Store or Google Play.
Upon completion of the download, proceed to Step 4.
2. Double-click “setup.exe” you have downloaded.
• The Setup Wizard opens.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to install “Locate”.
• When installation is complete, the “Locate” icon appears on the desktop.
4. After confirming that the ATDM-1012 is powered up and
connected to the same network as the control device, double-
click the “Locate” icon.
• “Locate” launches. All ATDM-1012s connected to the network are
automatically detected.
5. Select the ATDM-1012 you want to control via Web Remote,
and click “Open”.
• The Web Remote Login screen appears.
• When clicking the “Identify” button, the button will illuminate in red, and
the indicator lamps on the front panel of the selected ATDM-1012 will
blink. Use this function to identify a specific ATDM-1012 in the “Locate”
list when multiple ATDM-1012s are connected to the system.
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