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Rack Connections

With a Rack selected in the left hand port selection list, the window will change to look something like the image below, depending

on the cards installed in the connected rack. The graphic shows the 14 available cards/slots, 7 input & 7 output.

In order to use the rack, the on-screen contents of the rack must match the cards physically installed in the rack connected. There

are two ways of achieving this :

Manual Conforming of Rack:

Select each card (column) and manually select the appropriate card in the Card/Slot Type drop down menu in the lower section of

the window (displayed when the Cards & Sockets button towards the bottom-left is selected). Once the correct card type is

selected, the Label at the bottom the selected card will turn green, indicating the card type matches the card installed in the rack. If

the Card Type name is Red, then there is a mismatch, and the error should be corrected by selecting the correct card type.

Automatic Conforming:

There are three levels of automatic conforming:

globally, using the red Conform All Ports button in the bottom left of the window;

on a rack-by-rack basis, using the conform rack button just below the rack view

section of the window;

on a card-by-card basis, by selecting a socket from the card in the graphical display

and using the conform card button next to the Card/Slot type button selector in the

lower section of the window. (Note that the Cards & Sockets button towards the

bottom-left should be selected)

Pressing any of these buttons will correctly select the card types for the range in question. Once complete, all of the Card Labels

beneath each slot should turn green.

Copying Audio and Listening to Copied Audio (External Recorder Setup)

Any incoming MADI or Optocore stream can be copied to any MADI Output by selecting the incoming Port in the Ports list (in the top

left of the panel) and selecting the MADI output in its Copy Audio To drop-down menu (in the top right of the panel). The console

will send the 56 channel MADI stream to the selected output.

In addition, by connecting a MADI return from the external device (the playback from a recorder, for example) to its corresponding

MADI input on the console, it can be monitored in the same channels as the original source material: press the Listen to Copied

Audio button. Press the button again to return to normal monitoring.

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