Cadac Seance - Manual (Page 8)

1-4 Introduction
Séance Interface 7975 Revision SE2005-2
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Each PC has a ‘one-to-one’ PS2 mouse cable, which connects between the PC’s
mouse port and the mouse connector on the rear panel of the Séance box. The
mouse plugs into the mouse connector on the front panel of the Séance box.
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Each PC has a ‘one-one’ PS2 keyboard cable, which connects between the PC’s key-
board port and the keyboard connector on the rear panel of the Séance box. The key-
board connects into the keyboard connector on the front panel of the Séance box.
Converters are supplied to connect to a 5-pin DIN keyboard and 5-pin DIN connectors
on the PC.
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Each PC has a VGA cable connected between the computer’s VGA output and the
corresponding VGA connector on the rear panel of the Séance box. The VGA monitor
cable plugs into the VGA connector.
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The Séance interface reads the PC2 switch on the console’s CCM. The 5-pin XLR
connectors are paralleled together inside the Séance. A ‘female-female, one-one ca-
ble’ connects to the keys connector on the CCM and the other can be used to connect
to remote PREV and NEXT keys if required.
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CADAC’s 15 way “fast copper communications” cables are used to connect between
the Séance box’s fast comms connectors and the CCM. The cable plugged into Fast
comms PC1 on the Séance box must be connected to PC1 on the CCM.
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The debug port is standard PC 9-pin serial port that can be used to access the
Séance box’s computer.
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The Séance box has a universal power supply and can be connected to AC mains 100
– 240V, 50/60Hz.
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20mm 315mA fuse
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