Calrec SUMMA, Installation Manual

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SUMMA
CONTENTS
Information 5
Health and Safety 8
Package Contents 9
GettingStarted 11
Connecting the Surface to the Core 12
Hydra IDs 14
ID configuration 14
Changing an I/O Box’s HID 14
Port Labels and SW-P-08 Settings 14
Duplicate HIDs 14
Spare/Replacement I/O Boxes 14
Setting Hydra IDs for Fixed Format I/O 15
Address 2 15
Setting Hydra IDs for Modular I/O 16
Connecting I/O to the core 17
Hardware Power Connections 19
Connecting the Laptop to the Core 20
Setting the Date and time 21
Configuring LAN Ports 22
Upgrading from v2.1 23
ControlSurface 25
Surface Measurements 26
Surface components 29
Headphone and Talkback Microphone Connections 31
Talkback Mic and Headphone Connections 31
Surface Power Supply Unit 33
Connecting the Surface PSU 33
Disconnecting the Surface PSU 33
Power Distribution 33
Surface Button Caps 35
ProcessingCore 37
Core Dimensions and Mounting 38
Airflow 38
Support 38
Card types & Layout 39
Connections 39
Card layout 39
Installing / removing cards 39
Redundancy 39
Reset & sync interface card 40
Standard status LEDs 40
Control Processor Module 40
DSP 41
Router 41
Power supply 41
Pre-2015 Cores 42
Standard status LEDs 42
Obsolete Control Processor 42
Airflow 43
Support 43
Setting Console IDs for 2015 Processing Cores 44
Customer ID 44
Core ID 44
Excluded customer IDs 44
ConnectionInformation 45
Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) Overview 46
SFP slot orientation 46
SFP latching and extraction 46
SFP slot covers 47
Loose SFP storage 47
Copper SFP Connectivity 48
Shielded cables and connectors 48
Maximum cable length 48
Cable routing considerations 48
Termination - strain relief 48
Termination - pin-out 49
Testing/certification 49
Temporary / reusable cables 49
Fibre SFP Connectivity 50
Singlemode vs Multimode 50
Identification 50
Duplex Connectors / Terminations 50
Single Strand, Bi-Directional SFPs 50
SFP Fibre Specifications 50
Fibre - General Rules 52
Testing / Certification 52
Areas of Loss 52
Fibre Handling Practise 52
Ruggedised Fibre 52
Cleaning and Preventative Maintenance 52