Yamaha CL Series System Design Guide

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3-3. Unit ID Rules
 There should never be two consoles with the same CONSOLE ID in a single system.
 If there are more than four consoles in a single system, use the “ID OFF” option for the
additional consoles.
 Console ID#1 and R series Unit ID#1 can exist in the same system: “Console ID” and “Unit
ID” are handled independently.
 Each R series device (original Rio and newer Rio-D2) should have a unique “Unit ID” within
a system.
How UNIT ID is applied to Dante device name
The UNIT ID as configured above is used as a part of its Dante device name. Each device name
automatically includes “Y” followed by its UNIT ID at the beginning of its device name. This part
of the device name should never be edited, to avoid losing control of the device. The part of the
name following “Y0**-“ can be freely edited.
4. Physical Connection and Redundancy
CL/QL consoles and R series devices all support two methods of connection: “Redundant” and “Daisy
Chain” (or “Switched”). For the safest connection of Dante devices, utilize their two Dante ports
and dual network switches to establish a redundant network in a star topology.

Yamaha CL Series Specifications

General

Dante Network	Yes
Touch Screen	Yes
Type	Digital Mixing Console
Control Surface	Yes
Mixing Channels	CL5: 72, CL3: 64, CL1: 48
Local I/O	CL5: 8 in / 8 out, CL3: 8 in / 8 out, CL1: 8 in / 8 out
USB Recording	Yes
EQ	4-band parametric EQ per channel
Effects	Yes
DAW Control	Yes
Word Clock	Yes
Input Channels	CL5: 72, CL3: 64, CL1: 48
Output Channels	CL5: 34, CL3: 34, CL1: 34
Sampling Rate	44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz
Connectivity	Dante, USB
Recallable Scenes	Yes
Expandability	Yes