Specifications
Studio & Pilot Computers Manual Page 8 Version 1.01 ©1999 Euphonix Inc.
Component Overview
Functional Description
System 5 includes three types of rack mount computers that manage communications among
several of the System 5 sub components. The three types are designated Studio Computer
(SC261), Digital Pilot (PC253i), and Interface Pilot (PC253d). Each type has a specific configuration
and function within System 5. All are interconnected on a 100T full duplex network via the EuCon
Network and Hub.
SC261 Studio Computer
The Studio Computer runs the eMix software on a NT platform and is equipped with a mouse,
keyboard, and video monitor. Use this computer station for non real time audio functions such as
setting system configuration parameters, patching signal paths, file management, and backups.
System configuration information is communicated to other System 5 components via the EuCon
network.
PC253d Digital Pilot
The Digital Pilot(s) receive control information from the individual System 5 Control Modules.
This information is then used to manipulate the digital audio which passes through the DF64 Digital
Frame(s). Control Module signals are passed to the Digital Pilot(s) via the EuCon Hub over a RJ45
network cable. The Digital Pilot translates the incoming Ethernet signal into high speed IEEE1394
protocol which is used to control audio parameters in the DF64. One Digital Pilot is required for
each DF64 Digital Frame.
PC253i Interface Pilot
The Interface Pilot manages communications between the System 5 Control Surface Modules
and the Monitor Interface, Mic-Line Interface, MIDI Interface, and TT-007 Machine Control module.
Control Module signals are passed to the Interface Pilot via the EuCon Hub over a RJ45 network
cable. The Interface Pilot controls parameters in the Monitor Interface, Mic-Line Interface, MIDI
Interface, and TT-007.
Features
The Studio Computer, Digital Pilot , and Interface Pilot are high speed Pentium II computers in a
2 RU brushed aluminum cases.
Typical Use
The Studio & Pilot computers ARE NOT PROVIDED AS A GENERAL COMPUTER TOOLS. Do
not run third party software on any of the System 5 computers (unless specified or included by
Euphonix). Euphonix does not guarantee correct and reliable operation of System 5 under such
circumstances.