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CONNECTING DUALITY TO YOUR COMPUTER
Duality is the first analogue console to feature an IP address. This allows any standard personal computer (Mac
or PC) to connect to your console.
To do this you will need to establish a small local Network. It is recommended that you use a DHCP hub, also
known as a standard Ethernet router, which can dynamically allocate an IP address to your Duality console.
These hubs are commercially available from most computer shops and suppliers. We do not recommend
specific products due to variance in supply in different international territories.
Refer to the hub’s installation guide to ensure that it is configured for DHCP.
Then simply connect your personal computer and the Duality console to the hub via the console’s network port
and the usual network port on your personal computer. You will require 2x standard CAT-5 or Ethernet twisted
pair cables to do this.
To verify that an address has been assigned to your Duality console go to SSL>Misc>Net and you should see
the assigned address (10.1.3.222 for example).
Setting a Fixed IP Address
The console IP address can be fixed using the diagnostic terminal port on the rear of the console. You will need
a PC or Mac running terminal emulator software. Connect the PC serial port to Serial 2 on the rear of the
console using a pin to pin 9 way ‘D’ type extension cable (male to female).
Set the terminal as follows: Baud rate 19200
8 data bits
No parity
No start bit
1 stop bit
Flow control Xon/Xoff
Press the ‘Return’ key (
<CR>
) and the terminal window should echo a ‘
>
’ if communication is established. To fix
the IP address type the following:
ip <CR>
setip nnn nnn nnn nnn <CR>
Enter the IP address where ‘
nnn nnn nnn nnn
’ is the IP address, eg. ‘
10
1 1 10
’
setmask nnn nnn nnn nnn <CR>
Enter the network mask eg. ‘
255 255 255 0
’. Note that this will depend
on your network and should match other devices local to the console.
setgate nnn nnn nnn nnn <CR>
Enter the gateway address eg. ‘
10 1 1 1
’
usefixed <CR>
Finally, reboot the console and check the assigned IP address in the SSL/Misc/Net page.
- Operator’s Manual 1
- Solid State Logic 2
- Table of Contents 8
- TTOOCC--66 8
- Section 1 – Introduction 9
- Exceptional Signal Processing 10
- Creative Versatility 10
- DAW Controller 11
- Controller Features Summary 11
- System Options 11
- About this manual 12
- Contacting Solid State Logic 12
- Overview 13
- An Introduction to Split Mode 14
- Routing and Signal Flow 14
- Channel Strip 15
- Channel Input Section 16
- Dynamics Section 17
- Equaliser 19
- Channel Output (CHOP) 20
- Signal Processor Routing 20
- Channel Sends 21
- Split Mode 22
- Channel Pan 22
- D-pot and DAW Control 23
- Channel Cut and Solo 23
- Channel Fader 23
- Fader Grouping 24
- The Channel TFT Screen 24
- Channel Processing Order 25
- Channel Metering 25
- DAW Status Indicators 25
- Console Operator’s Guide 26
- Duality Operator’s Manual 26
- The Centre Section 27
- Central Routing Panel 28
- Main Output Functions 30
- Main Bus Compressor 31
- Master Fader 32
- Track Bus Master Controls 33
- Monitoring 34
- External Source Selectors 35
- Monitor Insert 36
- Monitor Metering 36
- Monitor Options 37
- Bass Management 37
- Monitor Level Calibration 39
- SOLO / AFL / PFL 40
- Cue/FX Send Master Controls 41
- Stereo Return Channels 42
- Misc Options 43
- Communications 44
- Oscillator 45
- Mix Reassign Matrix 46
- LFE Channel 46
- Stereo Mix Matrix 46
- Group Control Faders 47
- Centre Section Metering 48
- Setup Menu 49
- DAW Control 50
- Section 3 – DAW Control Guide 51
- Console Focus 53
- Channel Banking Controls (6) 53
- DAW Window Buttons (13) 54
- DAW Utility Buttons (9) 54
- Modifier Buttons (10) 55
- The Default Button (7) 55
- Channel Functions 56
- Channel Solo and Cut Panels 57
- Record Ready Mode 58
- Edit Mode 58
- Select Mode 59
- Setting Sends Pre/Post Fader 60
- Muting a Send Output 60
- Motion Control 62
- Other useful transport modes 63
- Footswitch Control 64
- Numeric Keypad (18) 66
- Plug-In Editor 67
- Plug-In Display Modes 68
- Selecting a Plug-In to Edit 69
- Changing Plug-in Parameters 69
- Comparing Your Changes 70
- Bypassing Plug-ins 70
- D-pot Sensitivity 70
- Soft Keys 71
- Edit Tools Menu 72
- Edit Modes Menu 72
- Status/Group Menu 72
- Function Keys 73
- EDIT Menu 73
- SSL Menu 73
- Working with DAW Automation 74
- Automation Status Display 75
- Suspending Automation 75
- Automating Cuts 76
- Automating Pans and Sends 76
- Automating Plug-Ins 76
- Implementation 77
- Push to Flip 78
- The Logic Template 79
- CYCLE DROP REPLACE CLICK SOLO 80
- Nuendo/Cubase Template 82
- LEFT RIGHT CYCLE PUNCH 83
- PREV ADD NEXT 83
- The Sonar Template 85
- Digital Performer Template 88
- DAW Control GuidE 90
- Section 4 – Total Recall 91
- Total Recall and Projects 92
- Saving a TR Setup 93
- Recalling a TR Setup 94
- Deleting a TR Setup 94
- Renaming TR Setups 94
- Total Recall Displays 95
- Resetting soft switches 96
- OOvveerrvviieeww 97
- Project 1 Title 1 — selected 99
- Project 2 Title 2 99
- OOppeerraattiioonn 100
- Mix Enabled 101
- Project 16 :: Title 1 101
- 00 : 02 : 12 : 23 102
- Mix Review 104
- Mix Running 104
- DDiissccaarrdd 105
- TTrriimm 106
- TTrriimm LLoocckk 107
- MMoottoorrss OOffff 108
- SSnnaapp MMooddee 108
- AAuuttooTTaakkeeoovveerr 108
- CUT UNCUT 109
- UT UNCUT 109
- CCooppyy aanndd SSwwaapp 110
- FFaaddeerr LLiinnkkss 111
- Introduction 117
- Setting a Fixed IP Address 118
- Connecting to Duality 119
- Project Tab 120
- Backing up a Project 121
- Restoring a Project 121
- Notes Tab 121
- Channel Tabs 122
- Total Recall 124
- Exts Names 125
- Misc Tab 126
- Operator's 127
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