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Chapter 6 Technical Descriptions
Chapter 6 Technical Descriptions
6-2 Channels Section Panels
1 AFL Push-Button
Sends AFL signal to monitor LS for whichever level function is assigned
to the knob at the time.
2 CUT Push-Button
Mutes the signal assigned to knob. When a pan function is assigned, CUT
becomes the pan in/out switch. A pan setting is cleared by CUT.
3 RECORD Push-Button
Switches its related track on multitrack machine into record. (Can be
armed only if either its SEND or RET monitor switch has been selected).
4 SEND Push-Button
Selects the channel signal being sent to M/T as monitor source. May be
controlled from tape remote master SENDS push-button (see section 6-3-3).
5 RET Push-Button
Selects the return signal being received from M/T as monitor source. May
be controlled from tape remote master RET push-button (see section 6-3-3).
If the associated track is in Record, the monitoring system switches over to
the Send signal automatically even though RET is selected.
If both SEND and RET are selected, then a mix of both send and return signals
becomes the M/T monitor source.
6 Definable Knob
May be defined to have any gain or pan function depending on what is
selected on the SELECT TO PANS panel.
7 Dot Character Display
When SHOW VALUE is selected, the Pan angle of displacement is
indicated in degrees. When the knobs are defined as gain controls, the
gain value is indicated in dBs.
8 ACCESS Push-Button
Selects the assignable channel area to its associated Channel.
Using Keyboard Entry to Record Arm Tracks
Press {RECORD} at the appropriate machine remotes in the master section.
Then use the QWERTY Keyboard: Specify Channels as Below {ENTER}
• Channels ranges are specified with ‘..’ as a separator:
1..32 = Channels 1-32
• Individual items are separated by ‘.’
2 . 4 . 25 = Channels 2, 4, and 25
• Unlimited strings are possible in the same entry:
e.g. 1 . 3 . 5 .. 08 . 12 .. 42 = Channels 1, 3, 5-8 and 12-42
Press {RECORD} { 0 } {ENTER} to disarm all the tracks that are armed.
Note:
Note: