Introduction
C10 HD Installation Manual Section 1: Introduction | Page 1-1
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This manual aims to provide everything you are likely to need to know about how to install and configure the C10 HD
console, whether you are a new user with little operational experience, an operator who is familiar with SSL consoles, or
a system administrator who is in charge of the maintenance and configuration of the console.
This manual is divided into seven sections which progressively cover the details required to prepare the proposed location,
be able to install and commission the console and finally configure the software to achieve a basic level of operation – ie.
from delivery to getting audio in and out.
Section 1 3974*:)9/43 – This section. Please take time to read this section fully as it includes important
information relating to electrical and to physical safety.
Section 2 7+5'7'9/43 – Covers the requirements for the intended location of the room/studio and then
lists the peripheral equipment that will be needed. Note that some items and services will need to
be supplied by the facility. This section also provides an overview with more detailed descriptions
of the main component parts of the C10 HD system.
Section 3 389'11'9/43 – Provides step-by-step cabling instructions and includes a section on the initial
setup of the system network.
Section 4 43,/-:7'9/43 – Covers the first steps necessary to set up the console surface in order to
name signals and to make basic I/O routes (This is the section that should result in sound coming
out!)
Section 5 *2/3/897'9/43 – The console can be configured in different ways depending on the degree of
control required by individual users (ie. access levels). This section covers these level settings and
also looks at maintenence and remote monitoring functions.
Section 6 55+3*/)+8 – These include: Specifications, connector pinouts, configuration details and useful
guidelines. Also covered are options that include: Additional I/O, resource sharing capability and
processor redundancy.
Section 7 +7;/)/3-74)+*:7+8– This section shows how to remove the various console assemblies
from the frame.
The information provided by this manual is relevant to the all versions of the C10 HD. In certain areas differences exist
between the 16-channel fader frame and the 24 and 32-channel frames. These details will be highlighted in the specific
section.
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Certain configurations of the C10HD console will automatically include commissioning by an SSL engineer so are not
covered, or are only mentioned briefly, in this manual. Some detail of these options is covered in the Appendix section.
These configurations include:
• Consoles fitted with the Redundant processing
• Consoles equipped with a MORSE resource sharing router
• Remote MORSE stageboxes equipped with SDI I/O cards
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