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The CL-9 Linear Fader Controller is an optional accessory for the 788T Digital Recorder. It signifi-

cantly expands the mixing capability and accessibility of the recorder. The following is a list of key 

features of the CL-9.

•  100 mm ultra-low latency linear faders on each input for precise control of post-fade levels

•  Master rotary faders for Left, Right, Aux1, and Aux2 Tracks

•  Provides access to the 788T parametric EQ

•  Provides access to continuous pan to the Left and Right Tracks 

•  Provides access to the slating system 

•  Provides access to two separate private bidirectional talk back systems 

•  Allows user to quickly change parameters of various functions 

•  Allows user to quickly change input-to-track routing and track enabled status 

•  Allows user to quickly solo any input, track, or output in the headphone monitor 

•  Ability to quickly mute outputs 

•  No extended power sources required. Control and powering via a single USB cable. 

See the reverse-side of this document for connection instructions. For details on operation refer to the 

788T User Guide and Technical Information located at  

http://www.sounddevices.com/download/guides/788t_en.pdf

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Specifications

Powering

 

Powered by the 788T over USB bus power.

Dimensions

2.75” x 13.75” x 8.75” (H x W x D) 

7 cm x 34.5 cm x 22.5 cm (H x W x D)

Weight

4 lbs 11 oz 

2.1 kg 

Included Cables

USB-A Male to USB-B Male cable, length 6’ 

3.5 mm to 1/4”, Tip-Ring-Sleeve, length 5’ 

Complete details on CL-9 functionality are available in 788T User Guide and Technical Information.CL-9 
Connection 

The CL-9 is connected to the 788T and powered from it via USB; no other powering source is re-

quired. The 788T Headphone Output is connected to the CL-9’s 788T Headphone Input on the rear 

panel allowing the CL-9 to be the master headphone control of the entire 788T/CL-9 system. Use the 

following step-by-step instructions to ensure proper physical connection of the CL-9 to the 788T. 

1.  Connect the USB A Male connector to the USB A Female KEYBD Input on the 788T Rear Panel. 

2.  Connect the USB B Male connector to the USB B Female Input labeled “788T” on the CL-9 Rear Panel. 

Once connected, the CL-9 immediately updates according to the 788T’s latest version of firmware. 

 

When the CL-9 is first connected to a 788T 

not originally shipped from the factory with revision 

2.00 firmware or greater

, a notice appears on the LCD indicating that the firmware update process is 

required for CL-9 operation. This update is required, even if revision 2.00 or greater is running on the 
788T. 

Please view the IMPORTANT! Read Me First document that is included in the CL-9 shipping 

package.

 

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