Shure Turntable SCM410 Manuel D’Utilisation

In addition to the advanced technologies of
IntelliMix and NOMA, Shure Automatic Mixers
include a comprehensive set of features to
help you customize them to your specific
needs. Shared features of the
SCM810 and SCM410 include:

•Individual channel gain control

•Adjustable low cut and high

frequency shelving EQ filter
per channel

•Master output level control

•TTL logic control

•AMX and Crestron

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compatibility

•Internal and external modifications to

accommodate almost any installation 
need, including:

•Mute any channel in output bus 

(for noise-inhibiting miking)

•Channel group gating 

(for multi-channel choir miking)

•Change any direct output to insert

(send/return) point (for dynamics 
processing such as AGC, DFR, PEQ)

SCM810 – 9 inputs, 9 outputs

•Eight balanced mic-line input channels

(Phoenix block connectors)

•One unbalanced 1/4¨ aux input level control

•Eight unbalanced 1/4¨ direct line level outputs

•One balanced master line/mic level output

(Phoenix block connector)

•Selectable 48V phantom power per channel

•Level selectable peak output limiter

•Full rack width (single-rack height)

SCM410 – 4 inputs, 2 outputs

•Four active balanced XLR mic level inputs

•One active balanced XLR mic/line 

selectable output

•One unbalanced RCA aux level output

•12V phantom power

•+16 dBu peak output limiter

•Half-rack width (single-rack height)

With the networking capability of both the SCM810
and the SCM410, you can connect the two mixers
together (in any combination up to 400 microphones)
to create the perfect setup for any size application.

Whether it’s sound reinforcement, audio recording or broadcast, you now have a customizable automatic
mixing solution for a variety of applications, including: Houses of Worship

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Panel Discussions

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Distance

Learning

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Hotel Sound

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Courtrooms

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Boardrooms

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Teleconferencing

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Videoconferencing

Low Cut/High

Shelving EQ Filters

•Channels 1-5: Spoken Word audio sources

•Channels 6-8: Vocal Mics

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Logic override

used so channels are always on (see user’s
manual for instructions). Aux In is always
manually operated.

•Channel  1: Instructor via wireless

•Channels 2-14: Student mics

•Channel 15: Noise-inhibiting mic.

Use any mic 

to eliminate false gating from transient noise
sources (door slams, paper shuffling, etc.).

•Channel 16: Receive AEC reference audio.

Use IntelliMix to eliminate false gating from far-
end audio (see user’s manual for instructions).