Orban OPTIMOD-PC 1100, Руководство по эксплуатации

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OPTIMOD-PC INSTALLATION
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Note that the diagram shows the rear view of the male connector that
terminates the cable assembly, not the front view. This is the same as the
front view of the female connector mounted on OPTIMOD-PC.
In the Orban XLR cable assembly, pin 2 of the XLR connectors is wired
HIGH and pin 3 is wired LOW. Pin 1 is ground.
In the Orban RCA cable assembly, the center pin is HIGH, while the LOW
and SHIELD are wired together.
In the unterminated harness, the white and white/blue striped wires are
HIGH; the blue and blue/white striped wires are LOW. The shield is
ground.
Note that balanced cables wired to the Tascam® standard are also com-
patible with OPTIMOD-PC. Unbalanced cables may not work with all in-
puts and/or outputs.
Figure 2-2 also shows the Tascam color codes.
6. Set up passwords and card names for cards in your computer. (optional)
A) Start the Optimod-PC control application,
Optimod.exe
, by clicking its icon
(“agent”) in your computer’s system tray, or from Start > Programs > Orban >
Optimod-PC. (See Figure 2-4 on page 2-6.)
Newly installed cards have no passwords. You do not need to assign a
password to a card unless you want that card to be accessible to a net-
work connected to your computer.
Once you have assigned passwords, these passwords can be changed ei-
ther locally or on the network by anyone with the Administrator pass-
word for that card, but no one else. Do not lose the Administrator pass-
word you assign in the steps below.
B) Connect to the local card to which you are assigning a name and password.
C) From the Tools menu bar, choose “Administration.”
Initially, Optimod-PC software identifies a card by its serial number,
which it reads from the card. You can give the card an easily remembered
name (“alias”) by filling in the
C
ARD
N
AME
field.
Optimod-PC software will then identify the card by this name from any-
where on the network.