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  • Page 1 Solidcom C1 Pro - Roaming Hub User Manual V1.0...
  • Page 2 Contents 1. Product Introduction ..................3 1.1 Key Features ........................3 1.2 Packing List ........................4 1.3 Product Overview ......................5 2. Specifications....................8 3. Product Usage ....................9 3.1 Product Installation ......................9 3.2 Product Connection .....................11 3.3 Cascade Connection ....................14 3.4 Group Assignment ......................21 3.5 Hub Upgrade ........................23 3.6 Headset Upgrade ......................25...
  • Page 3 Contents 4.3 Functions Introduction ....................39 4.3.1 Talking Mode ......................39 4.3.2 Group Assignment .....................39 4.3.3 Beltpack/Headset Deletion ................41 4.3.4 Manual Configuration ..................41 4.3.5 One-Click Configuration .................42 4.3.6 Role Management....................43 4.3.7 Network Settings ....................44 4.3.8 Bluetooth and NFC Settings ................44 4.3.9 4-Wire Settings ....................45 4.3.10 Others ........................45 5.
  • Page 4 1. Product Introduction Product Introduction 1.1 Key Features •The full-duplex headsets enable simultaneous communication without the need to press buttons, with a communication range of 500m (1,600ft) between the headset and the hub. •The hub can support up to 20 headsets, is compatible with older headset models, supports 6 groups, and can be quickly configured via a mobile app or webpage.
  • Page 5 Product Introduction 1.2 Packing List Item Remote Headset Lithium Battery 8-Slot Charging Case Over-Ear Earmuff On-Ear Earmuff Ear Pad Mic Cushion USB-A to USB-C Cable 12V/2A Power Adapter Antenna Sticker User Manual Packing List Card & Warranty Card & Compliance Information EN-4...
  • Page 6 Product Introduction 1.3 Product Overview ⑩ ⑨ ⑨ ⑧ ⑦ ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ Bluetooth Indicator Menu/Confirm Button IP Indicator (Long press to enter menu; Display Screen press to confirm) Left Button Up Button Down Button Handle Right Button RF Antenna EN-5...
  • Page 7 Product Introduction ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑯ ⑰ ⑱ ⑲ ⑮ ⑳ RJ45 Port 1 USB-A Port (for headset pairing) RJ45 Port 2 USB-C Port (for UAC audio) 3/8" Threaded Hole DC Input 5/8" Threaded Hole RJ45 Port 3 (4-wire) Limit Knob V/G-Mount Battery Plate EN-6...
  • Page 8 Product Introduction RJ45 1/2 Pinout RJ45 Standard Pinout PIN1 Transceive Data+ PIN5 CLK 100Hz- PIN2 Transceive Data- PIN6 Receive Data- PIN3 Receive Data+ PIN7 CLK GND PIN4 CLK 100Hz+ PIN8 CLK GND RJ45 3 Pinout 4 WIRE Standard Pinout Crossover Pinout PIN1 PIN5 AUDIO OUT- PIN1...
  • Page 9 2. Specifications Specifications LOS Range 1,600ft (500m) Transmit Power ≤ 21 dBm Bandwidth 1.728 MHz Modulation Mode GFSK Frequency Response 100 Hz - 7 kHz (±3dB) @1 kHz Receiver Sensitivity ≤ -90 dBm > 55dB Distortion < 1% Antenna Gain 4 dBi (all directions) DC Voltage Range 7 - 30V, <...
  • Page 10 3. Product Usage Product Usage 3.1 Product Installation Install the antennas as shown in the diagram. Install the battery or connect to the power adapter. EN-9...
  • Page 11 Product Usage Mount the hub on a tripod and secure it. ① ② Note: When setting up the hub, elevate it to approximately 1.7 meters to avoid wireless signal obstruction by people and other obstacles. EN-10...
  • Page 12 Product Usage 3.2 Product Connection Single Hub Connection Condition One For headsets in the Solidcom C1 Pro - Roaming Hub package, since the hub and headsets have already been paired at the factory, they can be used immediately after power-on. EN-11...
  • Page 13 Product Usage Condition Two For previously purchased Solidcom C1 and Solidcom C1 Pro headsets, the hub and headsets need to be manually paired before use. The pairing procedures are as follows. Power on the hub and headset, and then use a USB-A to USB-C cable to connect them.
  • Page 14 Product Usage After the upgrade is completed, a pop-up window appears on the hub, prompting you to assign a number to the pairing headset. Numbers in yellow are in use and hence not selectable, while numbers in gray are selectable. Select an appropriate number and choose Confirm to complete the pairing process.
  • Page 15 Product Usage 3.3 Cascade Connection There are two methods to cascade hubs: IP digital signal cascading and 4-wire analog signal cascading. For IP cascading, hubs are cascaded via a standard CAT5e/CAT6e cable wired to the 568B standard, with a maximum cable length of 200m.
  • Page 16 Product Usage Two Solidcom C1 Pro - Roaming Hubs IP Cascading For users cascading two Solidcom C1 Pro - Roaming Hubs using the RJ45 1/2 (LAN) port, to ensure that headset-wearers can move freely between the coverage areas of the two hubs, strictly follow the steps below to guarantee reliable roaming.
  • Page 17 Product Usage When the LED indicators on all headsets stop flashing and remain solid, it indicates that the headsets have successfully powered on and connected to their respective hubs. Then, you can cascade the two hubs as shown in the diagram. Ensure that all headsets are powered on and connected to their respective hubs before cascading the two hubs to ensure reliable roaming.
  • Page 18 Product Usage Access the Network Settings Access the Master/Remote interface, and set DHCP to Switch interface, and select Hub 1 Master Master Remote Access the Network Settings Access the Master/Remote interface, and set DHCP to Switch interface, and select Hub 2 Remote Tap Scan to search for the master device and then...
  • Page 19 Product Usage Two Solidcom C1 Pro - Roaming Hubs 4-Wire Cascading For users cascading two Solidcom C1 Pro - Roaming Hubs using the RJ45 3 (4-wire) port, after connecting the two hubs via an Ethernet cable, press and hold the menu button on each hub and select 4-Wire Settings > Pinout Switch.
  • Page 20 Product Usage Cascading between Solidcom C1 Pro - Roaming Hub and other Hubs Different hubs can only be cascaded through 4-wire cascading, which only allows for the expansion of headsets. 4 WIRE 4 WIRE Ethernet Cable (Max 100m) EN-19...
  • Page 21 Product Usage Three Hubs Cascading Master Master Remote ≥ 2m ≥ 2m 4 WIRE Power Supply Power Supply Power Supply Four Hubs Cascading Remote Master Master Remote ≥ 2m ≥ 2m ≥ 2m 4 WIRE Power Supply Power Supply Power Supply Power Supply EN-20...
  • Page 22 Product Usage 3.4 Group Assignment The hub supports 6-group communication and role assignment. You can assign a specific type of role to each headset and configure the parameters for each type through the hub, webpage, or app, obviating the need to manually configure parameters for each headset.
  • Page 23 Product Usage The hub offers a total of 10 preset roles: Production (head/member), Cam A (cameraman group A head/member), Cam B (cameraman group B head/ member), Lighting (head/member), and Grip (equipment team head/ member). Each role’s group and corresponding button (A/B) are detailed in the table below.
  • Page 24 Product Usage 3.5 Hub Upgrade Note: You can obtain the firmware upgrade file from Hollyland’s official website or by contacting Hollyland online technical engineers. Upgrade through Webpage Use a standard RJ45 Ethernet cable to connect the hub to your computer.
  • Page 25 Product Usage Upgrade through OTA Press and hold the menu button to access the menu interface, select Network and set DHCP to ON. Use a standard RJ45 Ethernet cable to connect the hub to a router or switch that is already connected to the Internet. Press and hold the menu button to access the menu interface, select Info >...
  • Page 26 Product Usage 3.6 Headset Upgrade Upgrade through Hub Power on the hub and headset, and use a USB-A to USB-C cable to connect them. A pop-up window appears on the hub, indicating a firmware version mismatch. Tap Yes to start the upgrade process. EN-25...
  • Page 27 Product Usage Upgrade through PC Power on the headset and open the PC software, which can be downloaded from the official website or other official sources. Connect the headset to the PC using a USB-A to USB-C cable. Once connected, the PC software will automatically detect the headset and display the current firmware version and the available upgrade version.
  • Page 28 Product Usage 3.7 Hub Configuration 3.7.1 Home Page ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ Hub ID Hub Name Hub Connection Status (PC connection/IP connection) Bluetooth Status (white: on; gray: off) Power Voltage and Battery Level Headset Role Head Indicator Headset Battery Level...
  • Page 29 Product Usage Press and hold the menu button for 3s to access the Menu interface. 3.7.2 Network Settings Select Network to access the Network Settings interface, where you can turn on or off DHCP. When DHCP is off, you can modify the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway information.
  • Page 30 Product Usage Bluetooth Status Indicator: Blue: standby; Yellow: connected Note: A hub can be connected to only one Bluetooth device (e.g., smartphone) at a time. 3.7.4 Headset Deletion Select Delete headsets to access the Headset Deletion interface. Select Delete all headsets to delete all headsets, including the roaming headsets.
  • Page 31 Product Usage 3.7.5 Group Settings Select Grouping to access the Group Settings interface. Choose Customization to customize the number for each type of role. For more information, refer to 3.4. Choose 2 Cam if you need to assign cameramen to two separate groups. If the default role assignments as shown in the diagram below meet your requirements, tap Apply.
  • Page 32 Product Usage Choose 1 Cam if you need to assign all cameramen in one group. If the default role assignments as shown in the diagram below meet your requirements, tap Apply. Group Group Group Group Group Group Role Production (head) Production (member) Cam A (head)
  • Page 33 Product Usage Select Input Gain to adjust the input gain based on your needs. Select Output Gain to adjust the output gain based on your needs. Select Pinout Switch to set pinout to Standard or Crossover based on your needs. EN-32...
  • Page 34 Product Usage 3.7.7 NFC Settings Select NFC to access the NFC interface, where you can turn on or off the NFC functionality. Note: If NFC is set to OFF, the headset can only be paired with the hub via a wired connection.
  • Page 35 Product Usage 3.7.9 Information Select Info to access the Information interface, where you can view hub information, switch the language, reset the hub to factory settings, and upgrade the firmware. 3.7.10 Placement Reference Press and hold the Down button on the hub to access the interface, where you can view the optimal location for the hub.
  • Page 36 Product Usage RSSI: 30 LQ: 70 Maximum Signal Coverage Radius RSSI: 79 LQ: 95 Note: RSSI and LQ values are affected by the actual wireless environment and should be used only as a reference while setting up the hub. EN-35...
  • Page 37 4. Web Configuration Web Configuration 4.1 Logging into the Web Interface Power on the hub and connect one end of an Ethernet cable to the RJ45 (LAN) port on the hub and the other end to the computer’s network port. Set the computer’s network segment to the same as the hub.
  • Page 38 Web Configuration Set the computer’s IP address to 192.168.218.XXX. The hub’s default IP address is 192.168.218.10 and subnet mask 255.255.255.0. Open a browser on the computer and enter the IP address to navigate to the login interface. Enter the username and password to log in (default username: admin;...
  • Page 39 Web Configuration 4.2 Interface Overview ⑦⑧ ⑨ ① ② ⑩ ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑪ Hub Name Hub Information Device Status (green: connected; gray: disconnected) Device Type Head Indicator Device ID Device Name Device Talking Mode Device Role Available Groups Assigned Group for Button A/B EN-38...
  • Page 40 Web Configuration 4.3 Functions Introduction 4.3.1 Talking Mode Talking Functions Note Mode Single press: Users can access or exit the group. When in the group, users can listen and talk. After Talk & Listen Default status exiting the group, users cannot listen and talk. Long press: Invalid operation.
  • Page 41 Web Configuration If you want to assign another group to the headset, click another gray square, and it will light up and generate an uppercase letter B, corresponding to the B button on the headset. After completing the group assignment, click Apply. Note: 4-Wire IN/OUT and UAC IN/OUT support a maximum of four groups, as shown in the diagram below.
  • Page 42 Web Configuration 4.3.3 Beltpack/Headset Deletion Click Remove Beltpack/Headset to access the corresponding interface, where you can select the devices that need to be deleted, and click Apply to confirm the deletion. 4.3.4 Manual Configuration Click Manual Configuration to access the corresponding interface, where you can assign roles to beltpacks or headsets.
  • Page 43 Web Configuration Choose a role above, the selected role will be highlighted. Click the device you want to assign to this role. The selected device will be highlighted. If you want to designate the device as the head, click the H icon in the upper right corner.
  • Page 44 Web Configuration 4.3.6 Role Management Click Settings > Role Management to access the corresponding interface, where you can view all preset roles, their default groups and talking modes. Click Edit to change each role’s group and talking mode, and then click Apply to save and update the settings.
  • Page 45 Web Configuration 4.3.7 Network Settings Click Settings > Network to access the corresponding interface, where you can choose to automatically obtain or manually set the hub’s IP address. When you choose the latter, fill in the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway information, and click Apply to save and update the settings.
  • Page 46 Web Configuration 4.3.9 4-Wire Settings Click Settings > 4-Wire Settings to access the corresponding interface, where you can select the appropriate gain based on the input/output volume, and set the hub to Standard or Crossover. Click Apply to save and update the settings. 4.3.10 Others Click Settings >...
  • Page 47 5. App Configuration App Configuration 5.1 Connecting to the Hub Download the HOLLYVOX app. Turn on your phone’s Bluetooth and open the HOLLYVOX app. First-time users need to tap Add Device to add a new device. Other users need to tap + in the upper right corner to add a new device.
  • Page 48 App Configuration Tap the device according to its Bluetooth name to establish a connection. EN-47...
  • Page 49 App Configuration 5.2 Home Page ① ⑪ ② ③ ④ ④ ⑫ ⑤ ⑬ ⑥ ⑦ ⑭ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ Product Name Device Status Hub Name Device Name Hub Information Device ID Group Assignment Hub Settings Device Type Device List Assigned Group for Button A/B Head Indicator Device Role...
  • Page 50 App Configuration 5.3 Functions Introduction 5.3.1 Group Assignment Tap the A/B button in the device card to open the group list, and select the group you want to assign it to. EN-49...
  • Page 51 App Configuration 5.3.2 Manual Configuration Tap Manual Configuration to access the corresponding interface, where you can assign roles to beltpacks or headsets, including disconnected devices. The colors represent the following: Red: Production Orange: Cam A/B Yellow: Lighting Green: Grip White: Customized Choose a role above.
  • Page 52 App Configuration 5.3.3 One-Click Configuration Tap One-Click Configuration to access the corresponding interface, where you can set the number of people for each type of role based on your needs. Click Save to save and update the settings. Note: The roles will be distributed in sequence based on the headset serial numbers. For example, if you assign two people to the role of Production Head, devices numbered 1 and 2 will be assigned as Production Head.
  • Page 53 App Configuration 5.3.4 Beltpack/Headset Deletion Long tap the device card to access the corresponding interface, where you can select the devices that need to be deleted, and tap the delete icon at the bottom to confirm the deletion. EN-52...
  • Page 54 App Configuration 5.3.5 Role Management Tap the settings icon and selec t Role Management to access the corresponding interface, where you can view all preset roles, their default groups and talking modes. Tap a type of role to change the role’s group and talking mode, and then tap OK to save and update the settings.
  • Page 55 App Configuration 5.3.6 Network Settings Tap the settings icon and select Network to access the corresponding interface, where you can choose to automatically obtain or manually set the hub’s IP address. When you choose the latter, fill in the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway information, and tap Save to save and update the settings.
  • Page 56 App Configuration 5.3.7 4-Wire Settings Tap the settings icon and select 4-Wire Settings to access the corresponding interface, where you can select the appropriate gain based on the input/ output volume, and set the hub to Standard or Crossover. Tap Save to save and update the settings.
  • Page 57 App Configuration 5.3.8 Bluetooth and NFC Settings Tap the settings icon and select Bluetooth & NFC Settings to access the corresponding interface, where you can view the hub’s Bluetooth name, Bluetooth connection status, and NFC status. EN-56...
  • Page 58 App Configuration 5.3.9 Factory Reset Tap the settings icon and select Factory Reset, a pop-up window will appear indicating the hub to be reset. Tap OK to start the reset process. EN-57...
  • Page 59 App Configuration 5.3.10 Version Information Tap the settings icon and select Version Info to access the corresponding interface, where you can view the hub’s SN, hardware version, and software version. EN-58...
  • Page 60 All copyrights belong to Shenzhen Hollyland Technology Co., Ltd. Trademark Statement Without the written approval of Shenzhen Hollyland Technology Co., Ltd., no organization or individual may copy or reproduce part or all of any written or illustrative content and disseminate it in any form.
  • Page 61 Shenzhen Hollyland Technology Co., Ltd. 8F, 5D Building, Skyworth Innovation Valley, Tangtou Road, Shiyan Street, Baoan District, Shenzhen, 518108, China MADE IN CHINA...