Integrating With Other Systems - Shure Digital IntelliMix SCM820 Manual

• Ensure the switches have at least 300 Mbps of available bandwidth for each device. Devices in a Link Group use more
network bandwidth than Stand Alone devices.
Automatic Linking
The auto link setting enables SCM820s to automatically form a link group when they join the network. No additional setup from
the web application is required.
Select the auto link button on the mixer back panel. It automatically links to other mixers with this function enabled.
Note: Only the first 12 mixers that enable Auto-Link will join the group. If the group is full and an additional mixer attempts to enable Auto Link, it will remain as
a Stand-Alone device.
Setting Mix Outputs in a Link Group
The Local/Global setting determines whether each linked SCM820 Mix Output contains only its own program output, or that of
all linked mixers. Go to the Output tab of the web application to select the mix output.
Note: The Master level control is independent of the Local/Global setting. The output level and limiter setting of each mixer is affected only by its own Master
control.
Global (default)
All linked channels appear at the mixer outputs. This is the default setting for the mixer.
Local
Only its own eight input channels appear at the mixer's Mix Outputs.
Aux Channel
The aux channel can be set to Local or Global from web application > Inputs Tab. Local Aux keeps the Aux signal from ap-
pearing on the mix output of other networked boxes

Integrating with Other Systems

DFR or External Equalizer
When using DFR channels or setting up a sound system an external processor/equalizer, begin by setting the SCM820 to Man
ual. This activates (gates open) all channels, so every possible feedback path is open.
After equalizing the sound system and "ringing out" the room with the feedback controller, set the mixer back to an IntelliMix
mode.
Enable Auto-Linking
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