Solid State Logic C100 HDS Software Update Manual page 26

C100 HDS Software Update
The four letter name given to these functions in the channel displays all start with the Player number (1 or 2), followed by
a three letter shortening of the function. In the case of Freeplay triggers, the Player number is followed by F, then a two
digit number reflecting the Trigger number.
GPIOs
All C-Play softkey functions can be assigned to GPIOs, using the GPIO page located in the Maintenance Pages' Config menu,
as described in Section 6 of the main Operating Manual.
Note that Tallies are also available on the GPIO outputs for most of the functions.
Uploading and Managing Audio Files for C-Play
C-Play Cuts and Playlists can be managed via Samba Share, using the same procedures as are used for Eyeconix. In Samba
Share, you will now find two new folders called C-Play Cuts and C-Play Playlists:
Note that Samba Share is described in the System Setup section of the most recent version of the Operations Manual.
As you are likely to need regular access to the C-Play Cuts folder, we recommend creating a desktop shortcut for it, in
order to simplify the access procedure.
Sub-folders can be created within both main folders in the normal way.
To add Cuts, simply drag them into the C-Play Cuts folder, or any sub-folder you have created within it.
C-Play supports .mp3 or .wav and broadcast .wav file formats, with any bit rates and sample rates; all files will be converted
to 48kHz. Samba Share will not allow files of an incompatible format to be copied into the C-Play Cuts folder.
Note that the size of the Cuts folder is limited to 10GB.
Note also that if you move a Cut which is referenced by a Playlist or Freeplay trigger, that Playlist or trigger will no longer
function properly.
Important Note: On systems with a redundant core, always ensure you are using the Master machine to manage the
C-Play Cuts folder, as the Slave machine's folder is always synchronised to the Master machine. See 'Redundancy
Synchronisation' for more details.
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