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1 Introduction to mlan mlan("em-lan") and are registered trademarks of Yamaha Corporation. John Strawn S Systems Inc. Mike Overlin Manager, Global mlan Licensing Yamaha Corporation of America November 2003
2 Target Market Music Creation From beginner to professional Sound Installation
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4 A THICK PIPE
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7 What is a 1394?
8 1394 Bus Specifications u Serial (not parallel) bus u Cable and backplane bus u Automatic assignment of bus topology, ID Ø startup Ø hot-plug u Unified address space: Ø 10 bits per bus Ø 6 bits for node ID Ø 48 bits for memory inside node
9 Topology Daisy Chain Star 5 nodes 4 hops 11 nodes 4 hops
10 1394 Cable Lengths, Speeds u Copper 4.5 meters / 400 Mbps Ø Oki 20 meters/s Meters/s200 Ø two twisted pair (optional: two power wires) Ø : up to 16 hops, each 4.5 m, = 72 m u Cat5 100 m / S100 (100 Mbps) u on Cat5 (currently under study) u POF 50 m / S100, S200 u HPCF 100 m / S100, S200 u GOF 500 m / S400, S800, S1600 (S3200)
11 Variants of IEEE 1394 u i.link, FireWire u IEEE u IEEE 1394a-2000 u IEEE 1394b u
12 mlan Node Control Package 1394 Architecture mlan specific functions u Serial Bus Management AV/C CMP PCR FCP Enhancement etc. u Control and Status Registers (CSR) AUDIO & MUSIC CIP DV u Bus packets consist of quadlets (32-bit) MPEG TRANSACTION LINK PHY Asynchronous Isochronous
13 Data transfer u Variable length packets u Asynchronous Ø deliver to explicit address Ø acknowledgment (if not broadcast) u Isochronous (means real time!) Ø broadcast packet delivery Ø variable-length packets Ø regular transfer intervals Ø Automatic cycle manager selection
14 Cycle Structure Cycle Start 125 µsec N X-1 Cycle Start 0 Isochronous Asynchronous After IEEE Fig 3-16
15 Isochronous Packet Isochronous packet header Header CRC Data Data CRC
16 1394 Device Architecture Bus PHY LINK Other h/w; UI...
17 Structural elements of
18 Specifications YAMAHA Introduction to mlan (November 2003) mlan Node Control Package mlan specific functions MMA RP TA AV/C AUDIO & MUSIC DV MPEG IEC61883 family PCR FCP CIP IEEE1394 TRANSACTION LINK Asynchronous PHY Isochronous
19 Specifications YAMAHA mlan Node Control Package mlan specific functions 1394TA AV/C Enhancement etc. AUDIO & MUSIC DV MPEG IEC61883 family CMP PCR FCP CIP IEEE1394 TRANSACTION LINK Asynchronous PHY Isochronous
20 Specifications YAMAHA 1394TA Introduction to mlan (November 2003) mlan Node Control Package mlan specific IEC (FDIS) functions (1394 TA: Audio/Music Protocol) Enhancement IEC to -5 AV/C etc. IEC61883 family PCR FCP AUDIO & MUSIC CIP DV MPEG IEEE1394 TRANSACTION IEC LINK Asynchronous PHY Isochronous Isochronous
21 CIP PACKET Isochronous packet header Header CRC CIP header Data block 0... Data block n-1 Data CRC
22 IEC Quadlet (32-bit) Formats Raw audio (AM824) VBL 24 bit sample word IEC60958 ( AES/EBU ) conformant (AM824) P C U V 24 bit sample word (from second sub-frame) Thanks to Richard Foss
23 IEC MIDI Format MIDI conformant - format for MIDI data (AM824) C Byte 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 + MMA RP-027 Thanks to Richard Foss
24 Protocol streaming layer overview u Transmitting Ø Creating a packet from n samples Ø Provide time stamp at specified interval Ø Enough samples arrived to make a packet? u Receiving Ø Reassemble a stream Ø Playback so the sample is rendered as the associated time stamp indicates.
25 Example Introduction to mlan (November 2003) Protocol Streaming layer overview Single isochronous channel Seq. A Audio Seq. B Seq. C MIDI Seq. D
26 Protocol Streaming layer overview Audio data or MIDI over 1394 Playback timing
27 Protocol Streaming layer overview audio streaming Transmission Sample count progress.. Cycle time Time stamps are provided for every certain number of samples. Time stamp should represent render-time not the time of transmission.
28 Protocol Streaming layer overview audio streaming Rendering Implementation example Jitter reduction circuit Audio clock DA bus clock
29 1394 Audio/MIDI Device Bus PHY LINK Protocol engine: Generate/parse CIP; Synchronization (PLL); FIFOs, etc. Other h/w; UI Audio MIDI
30 Specifications YAMAHA Introduction to mlan (November 2003) mlan Node Control Package mlan specific functions 1394TA IEC61883 family IEEE1394 AV/C AV/C - Audio/Visual AUDIO Control & MUSIC(consumer) DV MPEG CMP! AV/C specification defines AV/C Subunit PCR FCP CIP! AV/C Subunit: A logical unit that can TRANSACTION be accessed by application software on the LINK Mac/PC Asynchronous for example Isochronous PHY
31 Specifications YAMAHA Introduction to mlan (November 2003) mlan Node Control Package mlan- specific functions MMA RP TA AV/C Enhancement etc. IEC61883 family!complies with MMA RP-027 AUDIO & MUSIC DV MPEG!Powerful word clock master management CMP PCR!Sophisticated FCP distributed connection CIP control IEEE1394 TRANSACTION And more... LINK Asynchronous PHY Isochronous
32 Connection Management Patcher Controller Transmitter Receiver Raw 3 Raw 4 Raw Thanks to Richard Foss
33 mlan Connection Management - in rehearsal studio - MIDI Audio...
34 mlan Connection Management - on stage - MIDI Audio...
35 mlan Device Architecture (1) Bus PHY LINK Connection management; Clock management; Generate/parse CIP; Synchronization (with PLL); FIFOs, etc. Other h/w; UI Audio MIDI PH-1, PH-2
36 mlan Device Architecture (2) Bus PHY LINK Connection management; Clock management; Generate/parse CIP; Synchronization (with PLL); FIFOs, etc. Other h/w; UI Audio MIDI NC-1
37 NC1/PH2 Combination Bus PHY NC1 PH2 PH2 PH2 Parallel I/O Serial I/O Serial Control Other h/w; UI Audio up to 8in/8out MIDI up to 8in/8out Audio Audio Audio PH2 Audio
38 Specifications YAMAHA Introduction to mlan (November 2003) mlan Node Control Package mlan specific functions MMA RP TA AV/C AUDIO & MUSIC DV MPEG IEC61883 family PCR FCP CIP IEEE1394 TRANSACTION LINK Asynchronous PHY Isochronous
39 Ongoing Development
40 63 Node Demonstration
41 Stage right Introduction to mlan (November 2003) demonstration 2002/2 Recording room Amp room O2R SM-5 8 AD AD 100m Audience area 100m 100m O3D Dressing room F B DA AD camera DA82 4 PC monitor CD JST JST Staff room AD Analog line FB AD INPUT DA AD OUTPUT add MLA N8P CS6X m-lan line (metal) m-lan line (optical) MAC Main console(analog type) M ch MAC AW2816 Stage left Control room D-24 PM1D Tour equipments
42 Demonstration 2002/2 Stage right Stage left Amp room Audience area Dressing room Control room Tour equipment Staff room
43 400m 70m Amp Room West Amp Room East Control Room Glass Fiber on NEC Long Haul Repeaters Pro Player Stadium, Miami Florida mlan Long Haul Install 400 meters 70 meters
44 Your slides may be here.
45 mlan for a Key TV Station 8F OTARI ND-20 MM Fiber Optical Patch Bay Optical Jack 7F 6F 5F 4F Bridge 3F 2F Optical Hub Bridge 1F Bridge B1F B2F Fixed Area Carry In Area
46 Other Facilities Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center Latter Day Saints Conference Center Queen Mary II
47 Products
48 Yamaha mlan8p
49 Yamaha mlan8e
50 Yamaha A4000, A5000
51 Yamaha S80 S90
52 Yamaha CD8-mLAN
53 Yamaha 02R
54 Yamaha O1X
55 50 Licensees
56 PreSonus Firestation
57 Otari ND20
58 Kurzweil KSP8
59 Korg Triton Series
60 mlan information u Ø click on products, then follow mlan links u u u u (coming soon) u
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