Hey Ike,
Alright. The board came from an audio/visual dept. from a university. All the 
paperwork that came with it claim it is a neotek series 1 console, though I 
have seen pictures online that look different. I got the punchdown tool and 
hardwired the adc panel on the back, channels 1-8. The board has a total of 16 
ins, but only 8 subs out. The 8 subs out I have hardwired out, going to a 
presonus interface. The meters were working, but stopped. I am being honest 
when I say it might have to do with the fact that I don't understand everything 
on the board. The manual is kind of tough to understand, so I am leading myself 
to believe it has to do with the A,B,C,D pots/knobs, since I don't really 
understand them. The A.B.C.D pots are on each individual channel strip, and 
there is also A,B,C,D pots that say foldback and echo. Also, the other section 
of the board that doesn't seem to be making sense is the playback area with 
push-in buttons like foldback, vu, moniter, and another I forget. My conclusion 
is that the LED VU meters are not working because of the way the ABCD pots and 
that playback buttons are configured. Does that sound like I am on the right 
direction?? The sound does travel to and from the board. The center needle 
meters work. Long story short, the sound is reaching the board and the signal 
flow is making it to the presonus. I need, obviously, to get these led meters 
working so I can see the signal strength of each individual channel. Also, are 
those LED meters detecting the signal strength coming in or going out of the 
board? The reason I ask is because it seemed to start working when I wired the 
subs out....I have the subs individually going out to the presonus, instead of 
going out from the master. Well Ike, I hope that is enough. I am not in front 
of the board, so I hope I got it right. I am going to get this solved, so if 
you need more information, I will gladly supply it. Thanks,Colby



-----Original Message-----
From: Ike Zimbel <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Mon, Jan 4, 2010 12:55 pm
Subject: Re: NEOTEK: neotek series 1 beginner help


Hi Colby, 
  I the reason that no one responded to this post is that you haven't really 
supplied enough information for anybody to take a stab at it. Please let us 
know more about your console and the configuration of your set-up...and the 
symptoms of the problem. Like are you getting audio through but just not seeing 
the meters, etc. 
best, 
Ike 
 
[email protected] wrote: 
> Hello, 
> > My name is Colby. I am the new owner of a Neotek series 1 console. It > 
> > belonged to an electronic media department of a college, but they got > rid 
> > of it and I was at the right place at the right time. Well, it is > working 
> > and I was hoping if someone out there was well versed on this > board, if 
> > you might be able to guide me along. I have already gotten > the punchdown 
> > tool and wired the outs to a presonus interface. > Tomorrow, I will wire 
> > the inputs. Right now, I am wondering why the > LED's on the front panel, 
> > which monitor the peak/vu, why they are not > lighting up. The VU meter 
> > does work, but not the LED's. Also, does > anyone have a preference as for 
> > the configuration of volumes.....aka, > should I have the gain up or down, 
> > the channel fader up or down, the > sub up or down, and the master up or 
> > down? What configuration would > give the best sound, strong signal, etc? 
> > Basically, anyone got any > good tips out there? This is my first post, so 
> > I hope this is going > out to someone. Thanks, 
> Colby 
 
-- Ike Zimbel 
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Toronto 
416-720-0887 
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including: AMEK, Allen & Heath, Neve, Neotek, MCI, Soundcraft and more. 
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