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CALREC

Putting Sound in the Picture

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SFP Type

Connector

Power Budget

Fibre Type

Max Distance

SX Multimode

LC Duplex

7.5 dB

62.5/125 µm

275 m

50/125 µm

550 m

LX Singlemode

LC Duplex

8 dB

8/125 µm

10 km

LX Singlemode bi-di

LC Simplex

11.5 dB

9/125 µm

10 km

LH Singlemode

LC Duplex

23 dB

8/125 µm

70 km

SFP/FIBRE SPECIFICATIONS

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Summary of Contents for SUMMA

Page 1: ...calrec com Putting Sound in the Picture Networked Audio Production System SUMMA INSTALLATION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...r International usage Calrec Audio Ltd reserve the right to change specifications without notice E O E The established policy of Calrec Audio Ltd is to seek improvements to the design specifications a...

Page 3: ...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...

Page 4: ...on and redundancy 66 Connection configuration 66 SW P 08 I O mapping configuration 66 Ember Remote Control 67 Remote Control Calrec Serial Control Protocol 68 CSCP versions 68 Faders controlled by CSC...

Page 5: ...calrec com Putting Sound in the Picture SUMMA INFORMATION...

Page 6: ...r and for assistance with exportation documents Standard of Service Ensuring the highest standards is a priority if you have any comments on the level of service product quality or documentation offer...

Page 7: ...ards and modules many highly static sensitive parts are exposed In order to protect these devices from damage and to protect your warranty please observe static handling procedures for example use an...

Page 8: ...with the dust cover fitted Cleaning For cleaning the front panels of the equipment we recommend using a soft anti static cloth lightly dampened with water if required Explanation of Warning Symbols T...

Page 9: ...umma Core Power Router Control Processor and DSP redundancy is optional for a Summa with 128 channels and is provided as standard for a Summa with 180 channels SFPs One of the following four options L...

Page 10: ...10 SUMMA Networked Audio Production System...

Page 11: ...calrec com Putting Sound in the Picture SUMMA GETTING STARTED...

Page 12: ...Control Processor Talkback Microphone Output Headphone Inputs Left Right 1 2 1 2 For more information on fibre and different connection types please see Connection Information on page 45 The two contr...

Page 13: ...CALREC Putting Sound in the Picture 13 SUMMA CONSOLE TO CORE CONNECTIONS 2...

Page 14: ...e the I O box from the console s required list see Summa User Manual 4 Remove the I O box from Hydra database in H2O I O box and port labels tab 5 Remove Shows memories patches which reference the I O...

Page 15: ...ighbour making the 8th most significant bit equate to a decimal value of 128 All fixed format I O box ID switches are orientated the same way though some boxes such as MADI units use a different style...

Page 16: ...er to the Calrec labelling printed on the circuit board around the switch to clarify its orientation When viewing the card from the side the most significant bit is on the left and the least significa...

Page 17: ...orrect SFP for your connection type For a redundant system two connections are required primary and secondary In the diagram below the primary connection is the solid line and the secondary connection...

Page 18: ...18 SUMMA Networked Audio Production System Getting Started CONNECTING FIXED FORMAT I O TO THE CORE Note The connections to the Pre 2015 core and 2015 core are the same...

Page 19: ...connections While Calrec hardware can be run off one power connection it is advised for redundancy that you connect a separate power source to the primary and secondary power inlets In the following...

Page 20: ...ostic tools for interacting with the Summa system and the wider Hydra2 network The laptop has one gigabit ethernet port which should be connected to the Surface 2 MAC 6 on some models connection on th...

Page 21: ...e stamped making them easier to identify When you first start up your summa system it is important to set the current date and time To do this Tap SYSTEM SETTINGS in the top right hand corner of the t...

Page 22: ...be connected to one of the USB ports on the front of the control processor to serve the same purpose Tap SYSTEM SETTINGS in the top right of the screen and select LAN CONFIGURATION from the left hand...

Page 23: ...cking and reprogramming This will allow hardware to be replaced with off the shelf spares or with hardware from other systems without requiring manual configuration and reprogramming FIGURE 1 SYSTEM S...

Page 24: ...ng out system wide software upgrades users should choose to back up the user data as a precaution via the Software Updater application Should a system lose user data e g a controller card failure in a...

Page 25: ...calrec com Putting Sound in the Picture SUMMA CONTROL SURFACE...

Page 26: ...multi function control cells and permanent metering for all faders within the 12 fader sections All Summa surfaces also have an additional 8 fader section The following diagrams show the different su...

Page 27: ...CALREC Putting Sound in the Picture 27 12 8 FADER TOP VIEW 24 8 FADER TOP VIEW 875 50 mm 34 47 1308 0 mm 51 5...

Page 28: ...28 SUMMA Networked Audio Production System Control Surface 36 FADER TOP VIEW WIDTH 1740 5 mm 68 5...

Page 29: ...6137 Connection to 8 Fader Section CPU J1 USB and Reset Board RI6147 Connection to 8 Fader Section CPU J4 USB 2 USB 3 USB 1 Mic Preamp O P J6 I P J5 Status LED Reset Located on surface Talkback Microp...

Page 30: ...5 0 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 10 5 0 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 User Buttons Layers 10 5 0 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 10 5 0 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 10 5 0 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 10 5 0 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 10 5 0 5 10 20 30 40...

Page 31: ...ed for when deciding on the number and placement of Hydra2 I O boxes during the ordering process Talkback Mic and Headphone Connections Summa s built in talkback microphone is situated close to the Su...

Page 32: ...32 SUMMA Networked Audio Production System Control Surface FRONT PANEL CONNECTIONS Headphone Output...

Page 33: ...power inlet is a SAMTEC MPSC plug and the surface PSU connects via a SAMTEC MPSC socket A single latch locks the surface PSU in place and a large handle provides an easy way to support it during conn...

Page 34: ...This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept interference reci...

Page 35: ...full set of CUT and ON button caps CUT BUTTON Summa has a bank of 12 User Buttons which can be assigned using the GPIO system to control external devices See GPIO in the User Manual for more informati...

Page 36: ...36 SUMMA Networked Audio Production System...

Page 37: ...calrec com Putting Sound in the Picture SUMMA PROCESSING CORE...

Page 38: ...ensure air can flow through the card frame No clearance is required above or below the core for cooling Support The weight at the rear of the core should be adequately supported to prevent stress on...

Page 39: ...essing modules The first and last slots are for power supplies a PSU in either slot can power a fully populated core Two PSU s are fitted and the load shared to provide redundancy FRONT VIEW POPULATED...

Page 40: ...urface 2 ports are only used for very large consoles with a second pair of surface switches or for sidecars containing their own surface switches Any of the 3 LAN ports can be used for CSCP mixer remo...

Page 41: ...hot spare router module The Summa router card has 8 SFP ports that can be fitted with copper or fibre SFP s to allow connection of Hydra2 I O boxes and connections to other consoles or standalone Hydr...

Page 42: ...th copper or fibre SFPs and are the data connection point for the control surface The left hand MAC7 port of the left hand primary control processor card connects to the primary surface switch within...

Page 43: ...unobstructed to ensure air can flow through the card frame No clearance is required above or below the core for cooling Support The weight at the rear of the core should be adequately supported to pr...

Page 44: ...gurable by the customer so any value with the exception of the values listed below can be selected Logically multiple consoles owned by the same customer should have the same customer ID but again thi...

Page 45: ...calrec com Putting Sound in the Picture SUMMA CONNECTION INFORMATION...

Page 46: ...numbered router ports right hand column Likewise for fixed format I O boxes the primary SFP module is the opposite way around to the secondary SFP module The modules are orientated so that the releas...

Page 47: ...The SFP module will then be free to be removed SFP slot covers Dust covers should be fitted to all SFP slots that do not have SFP modules fitted in them in order to maintain connection reliability Lo...

Page 48: ...n seriously impair performance Cable manufacturers advise that kinked cables should be discarded and replaced as the damage caused cannot be addressed simply by straightening them out Cables should no...

Page 49: ...rmance and reliability of high speed data cabling Certification level test equipment can give a simple pass fail response but in doing so will test various important factors as well as pin out Certifi...

Page 50: ...ects and equipment location become more important SFP modules are available for both singlemode and multimode fibre types It is important to select the correct SFP for the type of fibre being used in...

Page 51: ...er Budget Fibre Type Max Distance SX Multimode LC Duplex 7 5 dB 62 5 125 m 275 m 50 125 m 550 m LX Singlemode LC Duplex 8 dB 8 125 m 10 km LX Singlemode bi di LC Simplex 11 5 dB 9 125 m 10 km LH Singl...

Page 52: ...resses to the core which can cause damage over time Avoid snagging on other cables or conduit which will cause excessive tensions when pulling and can cause kinks and excessive bends in the fibre When...

Page 53: ...otective cover over the end of the cable to avoid re contamination or insert the fibre back into the previously cleaned receptacle for immediate use Additional Notes Do not tip the can of Clean Dry Ai...

Page 54: ...k reference as other cores interruptions to both audio and data carried by routers can be caused This can lead to false error warnings and I O boxes going offline Therefore it is essential to consider...

Page 55: ...the network configuration If the order that cards are fitted in a modular frame is important in your installation please discuss this with your Calrec project engineer prior to delivery If for any re...

Page 56: ...ction Information FIXED FORMAT MADI HYDRA2 I O REAR INTERFACE Connect from Primary Router card Connect from Secondary Router card MODULAR HYDRA2 I O CONTROLLER CARD FRONT INTERFACE Connect from Primar...

Page 57: ...CALREC Putting Sound in the Picture 57 PROCESSING 2015 CORE ROUTER I O PORTS FOR CONNECTING TO I O BOXES Primary I O Ports Secondary I O Ports...

Page 58: ...tween different manufacturers hardware GPO outputs The fixed format I O box GPIO card and the WY5858 modular GPIO card both have 8 changeover relays each with access to the normally open normally clos...

Page 59: ...Normally Made 11 Relay 8 Common 24 Normally Open 12 Normally Made 25 Ground 13 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 25 Pin Female D Type Wiring side of connecting cable 1 C...

Page 60: ...40 GPO 2 NO 24 NO 8 NC 41 NC 25 GPO 3 NO 9 NO 42 NC 26 NC 10 GPO 4 NO 43 NO 27 NC 11 NC 44 GPO 5 NO 28 NO 12 NC 45 NC 29 GPO 6 NO 13 NO 46 NC 30 NC 14 GPO 7 NO 47 NO 31 NC 15 NC 48 GPO 8 NO 32 NO 16...

Page 61: ...T Normally Open relay Calrec GPIO card NO NO Function Pin GPI 1 1 34 GPI 2 18 2 GPI 3 35 19 GPI 4 3 36 GPI 5 20 4 GPI 6 37 21 GPI 7 5 38 GPI 8 22 6 Supply 5V 17 Supply 0V 50 Function Pin GPO 1 NO 39 N...

Page 62: ...els by adding additional links to form Trunk Links Trunk links should only be fitted if they have been configured Please contact Calrec Customer Support or your local representative for guidance on tr...

Page 63: ...CALREC Putting Sound in the Picture 63 MAIN ROUTER PORTS AVAILABLE FOR ROUTER TO ROUTER CONNECTIONS Primary Router Ports Secondary Router Ports...

Page 64: ...64 SUMMA Networked Audio Production System...

Page 65: ...calrec com Putting Sound in the Picture SUMMA REMOTE CONTROL AND PRODUCTION AUTOMATION...

Page 66: ...continue SW P 08 communications via the connection made to the primary card s front panel If supported by the 3rd party controller a secondary connection can also be made to the secondary router card...

Page 67: ...ty controller a secondary connection can also be made to the secondary router card in the same core providing additional redundancy against cable port and external third party switch controller failur...

Page 68: ...ut buses all 16 for Summa Control over and read back of the first 20 Aux bus output levels all 16 for Summa Read back of the path types allocated to the 192 faders CSCP V2 1 provides all the functiona...

Page 69: ...CALREC Putting Sound in the Picture 69 PORTS AVAILABLE FOR CSCP CONNECTIONS Primary Calrec Controller Ports Secondary Calrec Controller Ports...

Page 70: ...ssing core and can be confirmed by running the Program Updater GUI on the support laptop If the default addresses are not suitable please supply alternative IP addresses and a subnet mask which can be...

Page 71: ...rollers can route the normally active port to the Calrec primary card and the backup to the secondary For 3rd party controllers that operate on RS422 Calrec can also supply in line RS232 422 cable con...

Page 72: ...configuration screen Select the COM port to which you have connected the Perle unit the default is COM 1 Also under the Configuration Destination menu select Serial Enter the port settings in the rele...

Page 73: ...e subnet mask for each port can be changed and also the IP addresses themselves can be changed Click APPLY if any changes are made Note Web Manager page changes can be slow and do not always fully dis...

Page 74: ...ion System Remote Control and Production Automation PERLE WEB MANAGER NETWORK IP ADDRESS PAGE PERLE WEB MANAGER NETWORK ADVANCED PAGE 192 168 1 10 192 168 2 10 192 168 1 10 255 255 0 0 255 255 0 0 192...

Page 75: ...CALREC Putting Sound in the Picture 75 PERLE WEB MANAGER SERIAL SERIAL PORT PAGE PERLE WEB MANAGER SERIAL SERIAL PORT PORT 1 GENERAL PAGE 192 168 1 10 192 168 1 10 192 168 1 10...

Page 76: ...76 SUMMA Networked Audio Production System PERLE WEB MANAGER SERIAL SERIAL PORT PORT 1 HARDWARE PAGE ADDITIONAL HOSTS 192 168 1 10...

Page 77: ...calrec com Putting Sound in the Picture SUMMA SETUP USER LOGGING...

Page 78: ...is 1 second if commented out missing or too low it will default to 1 sec Note that this also affects the refresh period of the shaft and fader level logging so if you want more resolution on fader mov...

Page 79: ...e F Input RB Input LB Input Leg Routing LBRB Input MS Input Patch disabled Input Select Input Tone Input Trim Input Trim Link Master Input Gain Master Nudge Input Gain Master Input Phantom Power Maste...

Page 80: ...n Listen Dyn Automix Link Select F Dyn Automix Weight F Dyn Comp Attack F Dyn Comp Knee F Dyn Comp Ratio Fine F Dyn Comp Ratio F Dyn Comp Recovery F Dyn Comp DSP Threshold U F Dyn Comp Threshold F Dyn...

Page 81: ...s are saved as txt files and has a naming convention that allows easy sorting of oldest to newest e g if started at 30th September 2015 at 15 14 39 then this becomes 150930_151439_UserControlLog txt O...

Page 82: ...82 SUMMA Networked Audio Production System...

Page 83: ...calrec com Putting Sound in the Picture SUMMA SPECIFICATIONS...

Page 84: ...dio Sub Groups 8 mono stereo or 5 1 Track Outputs 32 mono or stereo Aux Outputs 16 mono or stereo Direct Outputs 1 per Channel Mix Minus Outputs 1 per Channel Insert Sends Returns 1 per Channel Group...

Page 85: ...ss 108 W 109 W 109 W Power Dissipation Heat Dark Mode 69 W 70 W 70 W Cooling The control surface is cooled by natural air convection The air intake is on the underside of the console and the outtake i...

Page 86: ...sipation Heat Maximum Brightness 208 W 210 W 210 W Power Dissipation Heat Dark Mode 115 W 116 W 116 W Cooling The control surface is cooled by natural air convection The air intake is on the underside...

Page 87: ...W Cooling The core is cooled by fan assisted convection Fan speed is monitored and system status warnings are generated if any fan slows or stops The Summa Core is fitted with 9 x 40mm low power low s...

Page 88: ...Heat Output and Efficiency The Heat output from fixed format Hydra2 I O units depends on the supply voltage and loading Typically it is 0 55 times the RMS VA Volts x Amperes at 230V and 0 7 times the...

Page 89: ...ls on modular I O Heat Output and Efficiency The Heat output from modular Hydra2 I O units depends upon the quantity and card types fitted please refer to the Hydra2 installation manual for more detai...

Page 90: ...to 100kHz SRC THD N 117dB 1kHz 0 00014 Format AES EBU AES3 24 bit Interface 110 Ohm balanced XLR or D Type Jitter 0 015UI 2 5ns peak Analogue Digital Conversion 24 Bit Input Electronically Balanced I...

Page 91: ...to 20kHz 0 5dB 48KHz Synchronization NTSC PAL Video Tri Level Internal Crystal Reference TTL Wordclock 48kHz AES EBU AES3 Digital Input 48kHz LATENCY 48KHZ SAMPLE RATE From To Via Samples ms AES3 inpu...

Page 92: ...NCED DIGITAL INPUTS MODULAR I O ONLY system set for SRC on I P SRC on I P to Digital Outputs with 0 dB gain N A off 138 dB on 130 dB to Analogue Outputs with 0 dB gain 18 dBu 0 dBFS off 111 dB on 111...

Page 93: ...N A HYDRA2 AES3 BALANCED DIGITAL OUTPUTS MODULAR I O ONLY system set for SRC on I P SRC on I P from Digital Inputs with 0 dB gain N A off 138 dB on 130 dB from Analogue Inputs with 0 dB gain 18 dBu 0...

Page 94: ...IM6215 8 Fader Panel P G IM6158 Monitor Panel ML6157 Touchscreen MU6170 8 Fader Section CPU UN6143 Power Surface PSU ZN6163 Power Distribution Board ZN6142 Headphone and Talkback Board Circuit Board P...

Page 95: ...704 087 ON Button Cap 704 079 Key Mat IM6158 L 704 081 Key Mat IM6158 R 704 082 User Button Cap 704 084 Key Mat CA6161 Fader Upper 704 080 Rotary Controller with push switch 230 795 Rotary Controller...

Page 96: ...926 192 Iss 9 Calrec Audio Ltd Nutclough Mill Hebden Bridge West Yorkshire England UK HX7 8EZ Tel 44 0 1422 842159 Fax 44 0 1422 845244 Email Enquiries calrec com calrec com...

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