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Calrec Product Catalogue CALREC PRODUCT CATALOGUE Audio Mixing and Processing, Routers and Networked Audio Transport calrec.com Putting Sound in the Picture The established policy of Calrec Audio Ltd. is to seek improvements to the design, specifications and manufacture of all products. It is not always possible to provide notice outside the company of the alterations that take place continually. No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, Despite considerable effort to produce up to electronic or mechanical, including photocopying date information, no literature published by and scanning, for any purpose, without the prior the company nor any other material that may written consent of Calrec Audio Ltd. be provided should be regarded as an infallible Calrec Audio Ltd guide to the specifications available nor does Nutclough Mill Whilst the Company ensures that all details in this it constitute an offer for sale of any particular Hebden Bridge document are correct at the time of publication, product. West Yorkshire we reserve the right to alter specifications and England UK equipment without notice. Any changes we make Apollo, Artemis, Summa, Brio 36, Hydra Audio HX7 8EZ will be reflected in subsequent issues of this Networking and Bluefin High Density Signal document. The latest version will be available Processing (HDSP) are trade marks of Calrec Tel: +44 (0)1422 842159 upon request. This publication is for International Audio Ltd. Dolby®E is a registered trade mark Fax: +44 (0)1422 845244 usage. of Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All other trade marks Email: [email protected] are acknowledged. Calrec Audio Ltd reserve the right to change calrec.com specifications without notice. E & O.E. © 2016 Calrec Audio Ltd. All Rights Reserved. CONTENTS Introduction 5 SurfacePanels–Summa 26 IC6162/IC6212 26 ConsoleComparison 6 12 Fader Panel 26 CA6161 27 SurfaceOptions–Apollo 7 Control Cell Panel 27 MD6171 28 SurfacePanels–Apollo 8 Meter Display 28 IC5701 8 IM6158/IM6215 29 Fader Panel 8 8 Fader Panel 29 IC5717 9 ML6157 30 Dual Fader Panel 9 Monitor Panel 30 IM5705 10 ML6157 31 Monitor/Spill Panel 10 Touch Display 31 IW5718 11 Joystick/Spill Panel 11 SurfaceLayout-Brio36 32 LS5957, LS6053 12 Loudspeaker Panel 12 RearConnections-Brio36 33 CA5700 13 Wild/Assign Panel 13 ProcessingCore–Apollo,ArtemisShine&Beam 34 MD5702 14 ED5708 34 TFT Screen 14 8U Core Enclosure 34 RT5707 15 UN5713 35 Broadcast Facilities Panel 15 Control Processor Card 35 MU5993/MU5799/MU6088/MU6194 16 UD5709/UD5927/UD5928 36 3rd Party Meter Panel 16 DSP Card 36 LS5930 17 RY5710 37 Loudspeaker Panel 17 Router Card 37 ZN5714 38 SurfaceOptions–Artemis 18 ProcessingCore–ArtemisLight,Summa 39 SurfacePanels–Artemis 19 ED6207 39 IC5791 19 4U Core Enclosure 39 Fader Panel 19 JN6209 39 MU5794 20 Reset and Sync Interface Card 39 TFT Screen 20 UN6210 40 MY5792 21 Control Processor Card 40 Monitor Panel 21 UD6180 41 MW5940 22 DSP Card 41 Monitor/Spill Panel 22 RY6181 42 RT6082, RT6083, RT6084, RT6085, RT6089, RT6191 23 Router Card 42 Reset/Meter Panel 23 ZN6177 43 PSU Card 43 SurfaceOptions–Summa 24 12+8 25 Hydra2-Hub 44 24+8 25 RY6 211-2 4 4 36+8 25 H2 HUB 44 I/OOptions–FixedFormat 46 I/OOptions–Other 74 AD5782 46 AD6217-2 74 Analogue mic/line 12 in/4 out – XLR 46 Fieldbox 8 In (XLR)/ 8 out Analogue (D-Type) “Tascam” standard 74 AD5781 47 Analogue Mic/Line 24 In/8 Out – XLR 47 DiGiCoOrangeBox-Hydra2Interface 76 AD5780 48 Analogue Mic/Line 48 In/16 Out – XLR 48 EG6266-2AoIPinterface 77 AE5743, AE5991, AE5992 49 Analogue Mic/Line 32 In/32 Out – EDAC 49 AD6300ExternalI/ORackforBrio36 78 JB5606 50 Digital AES3 16 In/16 Out – BNC 50 Bluefin2Customers 79 JB5783 51 Digital AES3 32 In/32 Out – BNC 51 JB5962 52 Digital AES3 Rear Mount 32 In/32 Out - BNC 52 JM5736, JM5831, JM5890 53 Dual MADI 53 I/OOptions–Modular 54 AD5838 56 8 x Analogue Line Level inputs (D-Type) 56 AD6057 57 8 x Analogue Mic / Line Level inputs (D-Type) 57 AD5840 58 4 x Mic/Line In (XLR) 58 AL5870 59 2 x Mic/Line In with Splits (XLR) 59 BI6218 60 Waves SoundGrid (RJ45) 60 BI6192 61 Dante with network redundancy (RJ45) 61 DA5839 62 8 x Analogue Line Out (D-Type) 62 DA5867 63 4 x Line Out (XLR) 63 JB5860 64 4 x Digital AES Input (BNC) 64 JX5869 65 4 x Digital AES Input (XLR) 65 JD5842 66 8 In, 8 Out Digital AES (D-Type) 66 JB5837 67 4 x Digital AES Output (BNC) 67 JX5868 68 4 x Digital AES Output (XLR) 68 JM6199 69 1 X MADI IN/OUT-AES10 (BNC / SFP) 69 VI5872 70 2 x SDI Embedder (BNC) 70 VO5841 71 2 x SDI De-Embedder (BNC) 71 WY5858 72 GPIO, 8 In / 8 Full Changeover Out (D-Type) 72 WY5859 73 GPIO, 8 In / 16 Out (D-Type) 73 INTRODUCTION Calrec Audio supplies audio broadcast mixing consoles which are relied on by the world’s most successful broadcasters. Formed as a microphone manufacturer in 1964, Calrec celebrated 50 years as audio specialists in 2014. The company’s reputation for build quality, reliability and audio performance has made it an industry benchmark across the world. Today, broadcasters demand even more versatility and integration from their audio equipment, and in this technologically-progressive era TV companies want to ensure that their systems can produce programmes efficiently and to required specifications. For their audio systems to achieve this, greater consideration has to be given to their networks as a whole, and how efficiently they can be controlled. Calrec has designed its range of consoles to meet these demands. Consistently pushing technology barriers, the Apollo platform introduced Bluefin2, the next generation of award-winning Bluefin technology. It provides over 1000 channel processing paths on just one DSP card. For surround sound mixing it is the industry’s most advanced and economical solution. In the Apollo, Artemis and Summa consoles, and the Hydra2 network, Calrec provides intelligent solutions for easily sharing network I/O resources and control data. This Product Guide provides detailed descriptions for every single item of Calrec hardware, from the biggest Apollo console to the smallest Summa. It covers panel options, Calrec’s full range of fixed format and modular Hydra2 units, and dimensions for a variety of console configurations. It also provides a quick and easy console comparison to select the right console to meet your requirements. Note: This product Guide now includes our latest console Brio 36 and its associated hardware including its new BRIO expansion rack. For putting sound in the picture, broadcasters trust in Calrec. CALREC Putting Sound in the Picture 5 CONSOLE COMPARISON Apollo Artemis Shine Artemis Beam Artemis Light Summa Brio 36 Physical Up to 160 (single 12+8, 24+8 or Up to 72 Up to 64 Up to 56 36 Faders or dual) 36+8 Input 1020 680 340 240 180 or 128 64 Channels Up to 16 from Up to 16 from Up to 16 from Up to 16 from Up to 4 from Main Output 4 x 5.1/stereo/ Main/Group pool Main/Group pool Main/Group pool Main/Group pool Main/Group pool Buses mono of 128 mono legs of 128 mono legs of 128 mono legs of 72 mono legs of 36 mono legs Up to 48 from Up to 48 from Up to 48 from Up to 48 from Up to 8 from Audio Group 8 x 5.1/stereo/ Main/Group pool Main/Group pool Main/Group pool Main/Group pool Main/Group pool Buses mono of 128 mono legs of 128 mono legs of 128 mono legs of 72 mono legs of 36 mono legs Track/ Up to 96 from a Up to 64 from a Up to 64 from a Up to 48 from a 32 x stereo/ IFB Output pool of 96 mono pool of 64 mono pool of 64 mono pool of 48 mono N/A mono Buses legs legs legs legs Track/IFB Sends per 4 4 4 4 1 N/A Path Up to 48 from Up to 32 from Up to 32 from Up to 24 from Up to 24 from Aux Output 16 x stereo/ pool of 48 mono pool of 32 mono pool of 32 mono pool of 24 mono pool of 24 mono Buses mono legs legs legs legs legs Direct/ Up to 1 x direct Up to 1 x direct Mix-Minus Up to 4 outputs Up to 4 outputs Up to 4 outputs Up to 4 outputs output and/or output and/or Outputs per from pool of 512 from pool of 512 from pool of 512 from pool of 256 1 x mix-minus 1 x mix-minus Channel/ mono legs mono legs mono legs mono legs output from pool output from pool Group of 188 mono legs of 64 mono legs 1 appropriate Insert Send Pool of 256 Pool of 256 Pool of 256 Pool of 128 Pool of 64 width insert per & Returns mono legs mono legs mono legs mono legs mono legs path EQ on 6 full bands of 6 full bands of 6 full bands of 6 full bands of 6 full bands of 6 full bands of Channels, parametric EQ/ parametric EQ/ parametric EQ/ parametric EQ/ parametric EQ/ parametric EQ/ Groups and filters filters filters filters filters filters Mains 2 x compressor/ 2 x compressor/ 2 x compressor/ 2 x compressor/ 2 x compressor/ limiters limiters limiters limiters limiters 2 x compressor/ +1 x expander/ +1 x expander/ +1 x expander/ +1 x expander/ +1 x expander/ limiters Dynamics gate/ducker per gate per gate per gate per gate per +1 x expander/ Channel, Group Channel, Group Channel, Group Channel, Group Channel, Group gate per path Aux (no C/L2) & & Main & Main & Main & Main Main (no E/G/D) Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 5.4s per input from pool input from pool Input Delay input from pool input from pool input from pool of input from pool of 256 mono of 256 mono of 128 mono legs of 128 mono legs 128 mono legs of 64 mono legs legs legs Up to 5.4s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Path Delay input from pool path path path path path of 64 mono legs Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 2.73s per Up to 5.4s per Output output from pool output from pool output from pool output from pool output from pool input from pool Delay of 256 mono of 256 mono of 128 mono legs of 128 mono legs of 128 mono legs of 64 mono legs legs legs Hydra2 16 / 32 16 / 32 16 / 32 8 8 1 (optional) Connections 6 CALREC Product Catalogue SURFACE OPTIONS – APOLLO Apollo surface sizes are very flexible.
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