Teac KS-4320 - Manual (Page 14)

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TM
About the fader model (KS4310)
The principal difference between the fader and switch models is
that on the fader model the talk switch and the TALK BACK key
are replaced by a single fader. Note that the illustration here
shows the standard 1/4” headphone jack model.
SIDE
TONE
POWER
EXT
INT
SIG.
NON IN
T/B
N
O
O
F
F
B.T
.
Pushing the fader up enables the microphone and lights the
ON indicator, which therefore acts as an “on air” indicator.
Since the concept of “latching” versus “non-latching” does not
apply here, the different options available through the switches
on the switch model’s bottom panel are not available on the
fader model.
The TALK BACK key’s functionality is achieved by pulling
the fader down (and muting the output) to a non-latching
position where the B.T. Indicator lights (“back talk”). The
TB SWITCH FUNCTION key on the bottom panel is used to enable
or disable this function. When disabled, talkback is always ac-
tive, regardless of the fader position.