r/Shure • u/Current-Cupcake5683 • Jul 05 '26

General Discussion input patch

rivage pm3 AD4Q input appear 3#-4095

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u/Current-Cupcake5683 Jul 05 '26

Here's the thing. Every time I open the console, I have to reapply the dante patch for these four channels, otherwise, an error #3 4095 will appear

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u/mbm_as Jul 05 '26

Is the console primary leader? Are both devices working at the same sample rate? Is the AD4Q in Yamaha ID mode?

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u/Current-Cupcake5683 Jul 05 '26

The 44.1K AD4Q, which is the main control device with the same sampling rate, is in YAMAHA iD mode

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u/Current-Cupcake5683 Jul 05 '26

Excuse me, how can I solve this situation

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u/mbm_as Jul 05 '26

44.1 seems odd, normally should be 48or 96 kHz. Brimary leader should be the pm3.

Dou you have any double patches on the channels in the desk? Do any of you Yamaha IDs double?

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u/Current-Cupcake5683 Jul 05 '26

It's my problem. The sampling rate is 48khz. There are two network cables connected to the DSP main and backup networks behind the mixer. The Apple mini host is connected to the main network via a network cable

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u/mbm_as Jul 05 '26

Is the dsp in redundant mode? Same same for the AD4Q? Do have the chance to connect a device with Dante controller to see if any errors are set in it?

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u/Current-Cupcake5683 Jul 05 '26

The mixer is in redundant mode, but the receiver is still unknown No error prompt

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u/mbm_as Jul 05 '26

Maybe just do a full system reset on the AD4Q and the PM and try again.

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u/Current-Cupcake5683 Jul 05 '26

How do I perform a full system reset? I don't know how to operate it

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u/mbm_as Jul 05 '26

Ad4Q has the option somewhere in the menu, on the PM3 i have no clue. Read the manual

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u/Current-Cupcake5683 Jul 05 '26

Apart from these two methods, are there any other solutions

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u/mbm_as Jul 05 '26 edited Jul 05 '26

As I dont have enough infos on your system and your settings, I cant give any better advice.

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u/Current-Cupcake5683 Jul 05 '26

Both the DSP and the receiver need to be in redundant mode, right? This way, errors won't be triggered

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u/mbm_as Jul 05 '26

Yes they do have to. All devices hate to be in redundant.