Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro User manual

Hollyland Solidcom C1 Pro Hub
User Manual
V1.0.0

Inteaces
NP-F Batte Slot
USB Inteace
Volume Knob
Display
0B10 Headset Inteace
B Button
OFF: The wired headset user is not in group B. In this case, the user cannot be heard by
or hear the other headset users in group B.
ON in orange: The wired headset user is in group B. In this case, the user can be heard by
and hear the other headset users in group B.
A Button
ANNOUNCE Button
Press and hold the button to deliver direct instructions or commands. In this case, the
indicator turns ON in orange.
PGM Audio Input Inteace
DC Power Inteace
Power Switch
2-Wire Audio Input & Output inteace
UAC Inteace
RJ45 Inteace
V-Mount/G-Mount
Batte Plate
4-Wire Audio Input &
Output Inteace
(RJ45 Socket)
RF Antenna Inteace
OFF: The wired headset user is not in group A. In this case, the user cannot be heard
by or hear the other headset users in group A.
ON in orange: The wired headset user is in group A. In this case, the user can be heard
by and hear the other headset users in group A.
UP Arrow Button
DOWN Arrow Button
LEFT Arrow Button
RIGHT Arrow Button
Menu/Conrmation Button
Press and hold the button to enter
the menu inteace/Press the button
for conrmation.
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Standard Line Sequence
0B10 Wired Headset Inteace 2-Wire Audio Input & Output Inteace
PGM Audio Input Inteace
RJ451/RJ452 Inteace
PIN1: SPK+
PIN2: SPK-
PIN3: ENC
PIN4: RGB-B
PIN8: MIC1 N-
PIN7: MIC1 P+
PIN6: MUTE
PIN5: RGB-A
PIN9: MIC2+
PIN10: GND
4-Wire Audio Input & Output Inteace
PIN1 ~ PIN8
PIN1 GND
PIN2 GND
PIN3 AUDIO IN+
PIN4 AUDIO OUT+
PIN5 AUDIO OUT-
PIN6 AUDIO IN-
PIN7 GND
PIN8 GND
Standard Line Sequence
PIN1 Tranceive Data+
PIN2 Tranceive Data-
PIN3 Receive Data+
PIN4 Not connected
PIN5 Not connected
PIN6 Receive Data-
PIN7 Not connected
PIN8 Not connected
PIN1 GND
PIN2 GND
PIN3 AUDIO OUT+
PIN4 AUDIO IN+
PIN5 AUDIO IN-
PIN6 AUDIO OUT-
PIN7 GND
PIN8 GND
Cross Line Sequence
PIN1: GND
PIN3: AUDIO
PIN2: POWER
PIN1: GND
PIN3: AUDIO IN+
PIN2: AUDIO IN-
PIN1 ~ PIN8
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Hub Display Description
Master
① Hub Mode (Master/Slave)
② Hub Batte Level
③ Wired Headset Signal Strength
④ Wired Headset Batte Level (Red: Low Batte)
⑤ Wired Headset Number
⑥ Wired Headset Status
TALK: The headset user can hear and talk with the other headset users.
MUTE: The headset user is muted and can only hear the other headset
users.
LOST: The headset is disconnected from the hub.
LINK: The headset is reconnecting to the hub.
⑦ Network Connection Status
⑧ Wi-Fi Status
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Operation Guide

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Hub Menu Description
Press and hold the Menu/Conrmation button for about 3 seconds to enter
the menu inteace.
1. Select Network to enter the network conguration inteace.
1.1 Select Wi Setting and turn Wi-Fi on or o. After it is turned on, the IP
address, SSID, and password are displayed.
Operation Guide
Menu
Network Master/Slave
Language2 Wire4 Wire
PGMGroup
PGM
IP Address: 192.168. 217.100
SSID: HLD_12345678
Password: 12345678
WIFI Setting
ON
OFF

1.2 Select Wired Network Setting to switch between automatic IP and xed
IP modes. If xed IP mode is used, you can modify the IP address, subnet
mask, and gateway as well as view the user name and password for log-
ging in to the web.
2. Select Master/Slave to set the hub as the master device or slave device.
2.1 Select Master Device to set the hub as the master device.
Operation Guide
admin
12345678
User Name:
Password:
192.168.218.10
IP Address:
255.255.255.0
Subnet Mask:
192.168.218.1
Modify
Wired Network Setting
ON
OFF
Gateway:
Modify
Modify
Master And Slave
Slave Device
Master Device
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2.2 Select Slave Device and then select Scan to scan the IP addresses of
master devices on the network. Select the IP address of the corresponding
master device in the displayed list and conrm it. Then, the hub is success-
fully set as the slave device.
• When a single hub is used, the hub needs to be set as the master
device.
• When more than two hubs are used in a cascaded connection, one
hub needs to be set as the master device and the other hubs as the
slave devices.
3. Select Group to peorm group settings and view group status.
3.1 There are three options: Group A (All devices are in group A), Group A/B
(All devices are in groups A and B), and Custom (The group settings can
be customized on the web. All devices are in group A by default).
Operation Guide
Master 1 IP: 192.168.218.011
Master 3 IP: 192.168.218.013
Master 4 IP: 192.168.218.014
Master 5 IP: 192.168.218.015
Master 2 IP: 192.168.218.012
Master-Slave Device
Group Presets
Group A
Group A/B
Custom
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3.2 Select Group Review to view group settings.
4. Select PGM to set the PGM audio gain according to the input volume.
5. Select 4 Wire to peorm 4-wire audio settings.
5.1 Select Input Gain to set the input gain according to the input volume.
Operation Guide
Headset 1
Headset 8Headset 7Headset 6Headset 5
Headset 4Headset 3Headset 2
-12dB
-6dB
0dB
6dB
Gain Setting
–18dB
-18dB
-12dB
-6dB
0dB
6dB
Input Gain
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5.2 Select Output Gain to set the output gain according to the input volume.
5.3 Select Line Sequence Switching to switch between Standard and Cross
modes.
Operation Guide
Cross
3 4
OUT+ IN+
5 6
IN- OUT-
3 4
IN+ OUT+
5 6
OUT- IN-
Line Sequence Switching
Standard
-18dB
-12dB
-6dB
0dB
6dB
Output Gain
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6. Select 2 Wire to peorm 2-wire audio settings.
6.1 Connect the hub to a 2-wire device and set the corresponding cable
compensation and terminal resistance on the hub. Power on the 2-wire
device and turn o or disconnect its microphone to make sure that there is
no other audio transmission on the 2-wire link. Otherwise, the accuracy of
auto-null settings may be aected. After Auto Null is selected, auto-null
settings for the 2-wire device will be peormed automatically on the hub.
6.2 Select Cable Compen to check the 2-wire cable length and select the corre-
sponding compensation option according to the cable length.
6.3 Select Terminal Res to check whether the 2-wire device connected via the
2-wire inteace has terminal resistance. If it has, select OFF. Otherwise,
select ON.
Operation Guide
50m
100m
150m
200m
Cable Compen
ON
OFF
Terminal Res
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6.4 Select Input Gain to set the input gain according to the input volume.
6.5 Select Output Gain to set the output gain according to the input volume.
Operation Guide
-18dB
-12dB
-6dB
0dB
6dB
Input Gain
-18dB
-12dB
-6dB
0dB
6dB
Output Gain
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Operation Guide
7. Select Language to peorm language
8. Select Info to check related information about the hub.
8.1 Select Reset to restore the congured hub information to the default
settings.
English
Language
Chinese
Are you sure to reset?
Reset
YES
NO
Master-Slave Slave Device
Version Information V1.0.3.5
Hardware Number H000
Reset
Info
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Peorming Group Settings via a
Computer
• Select Network > Wired Network
Setting to view the default IP ad-
dress, user name, and password
of the hub.
Operation Guide
• Use a network cable to con-
nect the hub to a computer
via the RJ45 inteace and set
the IP address of the comput-
er as 192.168.218.XXX. The
default IP address of the hub is
192.168.218.10.
• Open a browser on the computer and visit http://192.168.218.10 to enter
the conguration page for the hub.
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Group A & B Buttons on Headsets
After group settings are peormed on the hub, the A or B button on a con-
nected headset will light ON. The button light status indicates which group
the headset has joined. To join or exit group A or B, simply press the A or B
button on the headset.
Operation Guide
A and B Button Light
Status Description
ON in orange
The headset user is in the corresponding group. In
this case, the headset user can hear and talk with the
other headset users in the same group.
OFF
The headset user is not in the corresponding group.
In this case, the headset user cannot hear or talk with
the other headset users.
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Cascaded Connection
Multiple hubs can be cascaded to expand the number of headsets. The hub
suppos two cascade methods — 4-wire analog signal cascade and IP digital
signal cascade. Generally, it is recommended to cascade two hubs using 4-wire
analog signals,and cascade three or more than three hubs using IP digital
signals.
It is recommended to use a CAT5e cable for cascade and use the 568B stan-
dard for the RJ45 inteace.
Standard Network Cable Specications Max Length
CAT5e
CAT6e 300 meters
Two-System Cascaded Connection via the 4-Wire Inteace
Use a standard network cable to connect two hubs via the 4-w inteace. The
length of the network cable is up to 300 meters.
Operation Guide
Network cable of 300 meters
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Operation Guide
Network cable of 300 meters
4-Wire Settings
After connecting two hubs using a network cable, select 4 Wire > Line
Sequence Switching on the hubs, and then select Standard on one hub and
Cross on the other.
Hub Display
Hub ① Select 4 Wire > Line Sequence
Switching.Select Standard.
4-Wire Settings
Hub ② Select 4 Wire > Line Sequence
Switching. Select Cross.
4-Wire Settings
Two-System Cascaded Connection via the IP Network
Use a standard network cable to connect two hubs via the RJ45 inteace.
Either of the two RJ45 inteaces on the hub works. The length of the network
cable is up to 300 meters.
Cros s
34
OUT+ IN +
56
IN- OUT-
34
IN+ OUT+
56
OUT- IN-
Line Sequence Switching
Standard
Cros s
34
OUT+ IN +
56
IN- OUT-
34
IN+ OUT+
56
OUT- IN-
Line Sequence Switching
Standard
Input Gain
Output Gain
4 Wire Setting
Line Sequence Switching
Input Gain
Output Gain
4 Wire Setting
Line Sequence Switching
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Master/Slave Mode Settings
After connecting two hubs using a network cable, select Master/Slave on the
hub to set the hub mode. On one hub, select Master Device. On the other
hub, select Slave Device > Scan and then select the IP address of the corre-
sponding master hub.
Note that the IP Address Automatic function under the Network settings
needs to be turned OFF on both two hubs.
Hub Display
Hub ① Select Network and set IP Address
Automatic to OFF.
Select Master/Slave > Master
Device.
Network
Settings
Hub ② Select Network and set IP Address
Automatic to OFF.
Select Master/Slave > Slave
Device > Scan.
Network
Settings
After Scan is selected, the IP ad-
dresses of master devices will be
displayed. Then, select the desired
IP address using the arrow buttons
and press the Menu/Conrmation
button to conrm the IP address.
Operation Guide
admi n
12345678
User Name:
Password:
192.168.218.10IP Address :
255.255.255. 0Subnet Mask:
192.168.218. 1
Modify
Wired Network Setting
ON
OFF
Gateway:
Modify
Modify
admi n
12345678
User Name:
Password:
192.168.218.10IP Address :
255.255.255. 0Subnet Mask:
192.168.218. 1
Modify
Wired Network Setting
ON
OFF
Gateway:
Modify
Modify
Master And Slave
Slave Device
Master Device
Master And Slave
Slave Device
Master Device
Master 1 IP: 192.168.218.0 11
Master 3 IP: 192.168.218.01 3
Master 4 IP: 192.168.218.01 4
Master 5 IP: 192.168.218.01 5
Master 2 IP: 192.168.218.01 2
Master-Slave Device

Three-System Cascaded Connection via the IP Network
It is recommended to use the IP network connection to cascade three hubs.
On one hub, select Master Device, and on the other two hubs, select Slave
Device.
Network cable Network cable
Operation Guide
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Parameters
Antenna External
Power Supply DC power, NP-F batte, V-mount batte, G-mount
batte
Volume Adjustment Adjustment knob
Power Consumption <4.5W
Dimensions (LxWxH): 259.9mmx180.5mmx65.5mm
(10.2”x7.1”x2.6”)
Net Weight About 1300g (45.9oz) with the antennas excluded
Transmission Range 1,100ft (350m) LOS
Frequency Band 1.9 GHz (DECT)
Bandwidth 1.728MHz
Wireless Technology Adaptive Frequency Hopping
Wireless Power ≤ 21dBm (125.9 mW)
Modulation Mode GFSK
RX Sensitivity <–90dBm
Frequency Response 150Hz–7kHz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio >55dB
Distoion <1%
Input SPL >115dB SPL
Temperature Range
0℃ to 45℃ (working condition)
–10℃ to 60℃ (storage condition)
Note: The highest working temperature is 40℃ when
the adapter is used for the power supply.
Note: The frequency band and TX power va by count and region.
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Do not place the product near or inside heating devices (including but not limited
to microwave ovens, induction cookers, electric ovens, electric heaters, pressure
cookers, water heaters, and gas stoves) to prevent the batte from overheating and
exploding.
Do not use non-original charging cases, cables, and batteries with the product. The
use of non-original accessories may cause electric shock, re, explosion, or other
dangers.
Safety Precautions
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