Alpha-Link Configuration; Madi Remote Configuration - Solid State Logic C10 HD Installation Manual

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Selecting mAdi rmte allows the console to send mic amp control data over MADI to any third-party pre-amps or
routing systems which use DHD-protocol control data, such as Optocore and RockNet systems.
Please see your equipment's own user documentation to establish what control protocol it uses.
Note that DHD protocol uses a standard 64 channel MADI Link with 56 channels for Audio; Control Data is
carried on Channel 57 and the remaining channels are unused.
Ensure that the link has a suitable device number, and then press the config
button beneath it to open the Mic Setup pop-up.
Define how many mic amps are included in the external MADI IO device by
clicking on the number box, entering a new value in the numeric keypad which appears,
and pressing oK.
Touch outside the pop-up to close it.
The console must now be re-started for these changes to take effect.
Note that the console assumes that mic amps occupy the lowest-numbered MADI channels – if there are 16 mic
amps, the console will send mic amp control data on channels 1 to 16 of that MADI device.
Note also that these mic inputs are listed in the Route menu's IO Groups display as MADI RMIC X-Y
(where X is the device number and Y the channel number). Inputs from the MADI device which have not been
defined as mic amps will simply be displayed as MADI ip X-Y, in the normal way – though note that non-mic
inputs are numbered from 1 and do not therefore refer to the channel numbers of the MADI device.
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Stabbing on the config button for an Alpha-Link module in the Link use display brings up the Alpha-Link i/o
Setup display, in which each input to the 8-RMP unit can be selected:
Touch each blue box to switch between Alpha Line in and Alpha mic in, then touch outside the display to close
it.
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Section 5: System Administration
Route Menu
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