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Chapter 2: Installing ProControl 11
Making the Necessary
Connections
Step 1. Power Connection
The ProControl back panel provides an IEC
standard AC receptacle. This connector ac-
cepts a standard AC power cable.
Plug one end of a power cord (included
with ProControl) into the ProControl AC
receptacle and plug the other end into a
power source such as a power strip or wall
outlet.
Step 2. Ethernet Connections
ProControl communicates with Pro Tools
using Ethernet. This connection uses a
standard RJ45, 10Base-T connector. Ether-
net connection requirements differ for core
systems (one Main Unit only) and for ex-
panded systems (one Main Unit with one
or more Fader Packs):
Ethernet Connection for Core
ProControl Systems
The Ethernet cables supplied with ProCon-
trol include the red-labeled “crossover” ca-
ble for Main Unit-only systems.
To make Ethernet connections for a
ProControl Core System:
1 With ProControl positioned, take the in-
cluded crossover Ethernet cable (with the
red heat-shrink labels) and connect one
end to the Ethernet port on the back panel
of ProControl.
2 Connect the other end of the cable to the
appropriate Ethernet port on the CPU.
Ethernet for Expanded ProControl
Systems
If you have an expanded ProControl system,
you need one standard RJ45 cable (included
with each Main unit and Fader Pack) and an
Ethernet hub (not included, but available from
most electronic supply and computer stores).
To connect an expanded ProControl System:
1 Install the Ethernet hub according to its
instructions, and verify that it is function-
ing properly before proceeding.
2 Connect one end of a standard RJ45 ca-
ble to a port on the Ethernet hub (do not
use any ports labelled/intended for Uplink
functions). Do not use the crossover cable
supplied by Digidesign with ProControl (it
has red heat-shrink at both ends)—this ca-
ble will not function in an expanded sys-
tem.
3 Connect the other end of the RJ45 to the
ETHERNET port on the back of the Main
Unit.
4 For each Fader Pack, use another RJ45 ca-
ble to make a connection between another
hub port and the Fader Pack’s ETHERNET
port. Cabling sequence does not matter, as
it can be configured from within Pro Tools.
The supplied red-wrapped cable will not
function (and should not be used) with ex-
panded systems.
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