Rio Setup - Solid State Logic C10 HD Installation Manual

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Stabbing the config button below a RIO link in the Link use display brings up a rio Setup display. This display
provides a diagrammatic layout of cards fitted to that RIO rack, and is where its IO cards are configured:
IO cards handle a different number of inputs or outputs according to their type:
Analogue io card 24 balanced line inputs and outputs
digital io card
mic Amp card
Note that the top slot in the RIO is always fitted with the controller card.
To rename the RIO, press the blue box next to the name legend, type in the new name in the QWERTY pop-up
which appears, and press oK.
If the card is online, online will be displayed in green to the right of the Status legend. If the card is not online, offline
will be displayed in red.
If cards are rearranged within the RIO, pressing rescan will correct the rio Setup display.
Press Save before leaving the display.
The boxes to the right of the graphic, underneath the Apply button, are used to defined the numbering of the IO for
each card. Where there is more IO available than can be exchanged using the current link configuration, as described
below, these buttons also allocate bandwidth to each card:
Each link has bandwidth for 64 channels, though two channels on the first link to each RIO are taken up with control
information, thus reducing the bandwidth on that link to 62 channels. Each RIO can have up to four links, allowing space
for a total of 254 channels. These RIO links are configured in the io Links display, described on Page 7-27. If there is
more IO enabled in the io cards display than the available links allow, priority will be given to the lowest-numbered IO
within the lowest-numbered card. Any IO beyond the configuration's capacity will be greyed-out in the io names and
io groups displays.
C10 HD Installation Manual
64 channels (32 AES/EBU pairs) of balanced inputs and outputs
12 input channels per card
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