Solid State Logic Matrix Owner's Manual page 12

Chapter 1 - Setup
iJack and Headphones
The iJack and headphone sockets are located to the right of the transport control panel.
iJack:
Headphones:
D D a a t t a a C C o o n n n n e e c c t t i i o o n n s s
Both Network and USB connections must be made between Matrix and the computer. For systems including multiple computers,
see Page 8.
Network
® A standard RJ45 connector for Matrix–Workstation network data. A 5m crossover cable is provided which should be used
to connect to a separate 'Network' port on the workstation computer.
USB
® Use the 5m USB-A to USB-B cable provided to connect the Matrix to a free USB port on your workstation computer. This
connection carries USB keyboard commands generated from the console soft keys. This information can be routed to a Mac
or PC and used to control a DAW via its supported keyboard shortcuts, supplementing the existing MIDI DAW control
offered on Matrix.
Defining QWERTY Keyboard Nationality (Macintosh)
® Matrix emulates a UK keyboard. When Matrix is first connected to a Macintosh, a dialogue will be displayed which asks you
to identify the new keyboard. In order to identify the keyboard type, the Mac then requires the key to right of the left
key to be pressed. In the SSL M M i i s s c c soft key set (see Page 44), there is a key labelled K K e e y y b b I I D D . Pressing this key will send
the required keystroke to the Mac to correctly identify Matrix as a UK keyboard.
Ethernet1
Ethernet2
USB
Workstation Computer
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Stereo 3.5mm jack
Stereo 1/4" jack
IP Network
Allows the connection of an external line level signal source (such as an
iPod or MP3 player) to be switched directly to the Matrix's monitors.
Headphone connection
Network connection
USB connection
Matrix Console
USB Network
Shift