Eventide H9000R User instructions

Setting up Your H9000R

Important Note: The H9000R lacks front panel controls, so all setup and

configuration is done remotely using Eventide’s “Emote” software, including the

initial network setup.

You must use version 1.1 or higher of Emote when working with the H9000R. You

may be able to view your H9000R in Emote using 1.0, but connecting to and

controlling it without the 1.1 update is not supported.

Download the latest version of Emote at

https://www.eventideaudio.com/support/downloads/emote-software-h9000

Setting Up an H9000R With a Hard-Wired Connection

If you have connected the H9000R to your local network with a hard-wired

Ethernet connection, no configuration is necessary on the H9000R side; it will

simply appear on your local network when you launch the Emote software.

From there, you can continue to use Ethernet, or alternatively you may select a Wi-

Fi network for use with the included dongle.

Setting Up an H9000R With a Wireless Connection

If no Ethernet is present, you must create an initial connection between the

H9000R and Emote, using a Wi-Fi access point, using the following steps:

•Plug the included Wi-Fi dongle into any USB port on the H9000R.

•Turn on the H9000R, while simultaneously pressing the front panel

“Network” button. This will activate the H9000R’s Wi-Fi access point at

startup. (Note that booting with the “Network” held down will also

implement the “Clear Current State” recovery function. In this case, you

will user will lose whatever the machine’s current state was, but all saved

data is unaffected.)

•The network button’s LED will blink until startup is complete. At this time

a wireless access point will have been created. The network name for this

access point is your H9000R’s serial number.

•Connect to this ad-hoc network on the computer that is running the Emote

software.At this point the H9000R should appear as a device in Emote’s

browser window.Click on the device in Emote’s browser column to

connect.

Switching Networks

Switching networks from Emote requires a network handshake between the Emote

software client and the physical H9000R device. This is done in order to prevent

accidental disconnections, as well as any potential malicious H9000R hijacking.

•The Network field under the Network tab in Setup will be greyed out. Click

the field to bring up onscreen instructions on how to unlock it. Click

“Accept” in the resulting dialog box.

•You will then have 30 seconds to press the Network button on the H9000R’s

front panel, which will unlock the Network selection field in Emote (it will

now no longer be greyed out)

•This generates a temporary encryption key, which is used to protect

usernames and passwords sent via Emote. You will then have 2 minutes to

select and connect to your main network, after which you would need to re-

do the handshake process to unlock it again.

•When the network connects, quit the Emote software. Re-connect your

Emote computer to your main network, re-open Emote, and re-connect to the

H9000R. You should now be connected to the H9000R on your main

network.

•Holding the ‘Network’ key at startup can be done at anytime to start the

Access Point if you need to re-configure the network used by the H9000R.

You can also toggle the Access Point on and off from within Emote, so if

you already have a network set up, you can switch networks without needing

to reboot.

Booting the H9000R in Recovery Mode

To access the “Recovery Mode” in H9000R, power on the hardware while

inserting a paperclip into the small pinhole that is located to the right of the front

panel Network button.

•When the Network LED stops blinking, your device should be visible in the

Emote software, displayed as the unit’s serial number, followed by the word

“recovery”

•You can connect to the hardware as usual, however the options presented in

Emote, once connected, will be different than usual. You can access:

oThe list of network software updates

oThe USB updater (if a valid USB device was connected at boot)

oFunctions for:

Clear Current State

Clear Persistence

USB State Dump.

•To exit Recovery Mode, simply power cycle the device and it will boot into

its normal state.If you’ve performed a software update, an option will

appear to do this automatically from Emote.

•The Network software updater can also be accessed during a normal boot, by

clicking on the “Software Updates” button in Emote’s device info page. It

works the same way as the version in Recovery Mode.

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