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Studer’s OnAir 2500 is designed as an

integrated system – control surface,

I/O breakout, DSP and controller

boards, as well as power supply,

share the same chassis. Modules of

6 faders build the basis for the three

available consoles sizes with 12, 18 or

24 faders. A central module in every

console layout provides the operators

with a monitoring section, on air

indication, a talkback section and a

built-in talkback microphone.

Pushbuttons throughout the entire

console are made of silent rubber

pads, guaranteeing noiseless operation

and perfect tactile feedback.

Despite its compactness, the

OnAir 2500 can be easily extended.

When installed in a control room

and connected to a voice booth, a

talkback and monitoring module

(A943.044400 or A943.044700) can

be attached to enable communication

between engineer and journalist,

or even from the voice booth to

any other destination, e.g. the N-X

returns. Additonally, this extension

includes an independent studio

monitoring module with separate

volume control for studio speakers

and headphones.

The talkback and monitoring module is

connected directly to the OnAir 2500

via ADAT (audio) and CAT5 (control).

The respective interfaces on the rear

panel are already preconﬁgured for

this purpose.

To allow fail-safe operation in case

of mains power loss, Studer offers

an external power supply for the

OnAir 2500, in a smart 1RU 19”

chassis. This used as secondary feed

providing 24V DC to the console.

This all-in-one design is characterised

by a very small footprint. The smallest

version of the OnAir 2500 with 12

faders requires only 80x50 cm and

the total weight of 17kgs further

reinforces the mobile capability.

The motorised fader module (available

as part A943.061000) contains 6 full

100mm faders, 4 large illuminated

and conﬁgurable push-buttons

with replaceable label, and 12 small

illuminated pushbuttons per channel.

Two LEDs in each fader strip indicate

channel overload (red) and active

fader start (blue). Level and gain

reduction meters are shown on

an OLED display on every channel.

Additionally, channel label and channel

process parameters are indicated on

the OLED as well.

A touch sensitive rotary encoder

below every display allows you

to change the indicated channel

parameters without losing focus on

the fader strip.

The OLED display gives outstanding

readability of condensed content, even

when exposed to bright surroundings.

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