User Manual

Scorpio Preliminary User Guide
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Scorpio is capable of connecting to a Dante network, receiving and
sending up to 32 channels of audio simultaneously at sample rates
from 44.1 kHz up to 96 kHz and 16 channels at 192 kHz. Scorpio
channels 1-16 may be sourced from Dante receive channels 1-16.
Scorpio channels 17-32 may be sourced from Dante receive channels
17-32. Each Dante input may be selected as a source in the channel
setup menu. Each Dante output may be sourced from Isos (pre- or
post-fader), Buses, and Outputs (post-delay). All network routing
should be done through Audinate’s Dante Controller application,
found at www.audinate.com. Once the initial conguration has been
performed, the Scorpio will keep its Dante conguration through
power cycles. It is recommended that in most situations Scorpio is
selected as “Preferred Master” under the “Clock Status” tab of Dante
Controller.
USB-A
USB-A allows multiple devices to be used to control and monitor vari-
ous functions of Scorpio. Should multiple devices be used simultane-
ously, the use of a USB-A type hub is required.
EXTERNAL CONTROLLERS
Scorpio supports select 3rd party USB controllers via open MCU
protocol.
Control and display parameters include the following:
1. Channel Name
2. Channel Faders
3. Channel Trims
4 Channel Pans
5. Channel Mutes
6. Channel Solos
7. Channel Record Arm/Disarm
8. Channel “fat channel” (Source, Limiter, HPF, EQ, Bus sends)
9. Channel bank switching
10. Bus Master Faders
11. Output Master Faders
12. Transport Controls
SD-REMOTE
SD-Remote is an Android tablet application, available in the Google
Play Store, designed to pair with Scorpio offering control and display
parameters including the following:
1. Channel Meters
2. L/R Meters
3. Channel Name
4. Channel Solos
5. Channel Record Arm/Disarm
6. Transport Controls
7. Metadata Editing
8. Various Status Info
9. Timecode
10. Channel Mutes
SETUP PROCEDURE
1. Download and install SD-Remote from the Google Play Store
2. Connect Android tablet to Scorpio via USB-A port
3. On the Android tablet, open the quick settings drop down menu
4. Touch “USB Android System” twice to open “Use USB to” dialog box
5. Touch “Connect a MIDI device”
6. Open SD-Remote app
USB KEYBOARD
A USB keyboard connects to Scorpio via the USB-A port. The keyboard
is used for metadata entry as well as the following shortcuts:
Key Scorpio Function
ESC “Back” or Cancel Virtual Function
F1 or Menu Menu
F2 Take List
F3 Toggles through all meter views
Ctrl + R Record
Ctrl + S Stop
Spacebar Play/Pause
Up/Down Arrows Up/down navigation
Enter Selects highlighted items in menus
In meter views, opens the HP Preset list
Alt + Enter Track Arm/Disarm of selected tracks
USB-C
USB-C allows for high-speed le transfer between a computer and any
of the Scorpio’s media.
*All other functionality is suspended in USB File Transfer mode.