Broadcast SRC-32 Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 6)

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Quick And Intuitive Operation

Like the OnAir 3000, the operation

of the desk is based on Studer’s well

proven and worldwide accepted

“Touch’n’Action” user interface

concept. Within minutes, your talent is

able to operate the console. If your staff

is already experienced with the OnAir

3000, getting familiar with the OnAir

2500 is simple. This is ensured by the

clear layout of the user interface.

Within each single fader strip, an

OLED (Organic LED) ensures clearest

readability of the indicated information.

The display shows the name of the

assigned channel as well as input level

and gain reduction meters. The level

meter can be alternatively switched to

pre or postfader signal indication or

to the corresponding N-X send level.

The lower right area of the display

is preserved for information about

the function assigned to the rotary

encoder below the display. During

operation, users can choose if the

rotary accesses the channels Gain

setting or the Aux 1 parameters or

any other of the assignable functions.

For immediate visual feedback, the

selected function is always indicated

by an individual graphic icon, which is

supported by text based parameter

indication, whenever the encoder knob

is touched. Two small pushbuttons

allow direct access to switching

parameters, like On/Off or Pre/Post.

Each faderstrip includes an overload

indication LED which ﬂashes

whenever the channel signal overloads

the input stage. Two large Pushbuttons

with replaceable labels on top of each

fader are preconﬁgured as ‘REC’ and

‘TB’. REC routes the channels signal

to the Record Bus, TB allows talkback

into the channel related return line

(available with N-X channel sources).

Below these buttons, a blue LED

indicates an open channel

(faderstart is active). The LED is

followed by two small pushbuttons,

which can be customised. Users can

conﬁgure the buttons, for example

with a ‘Tally’ function.

On the right hand side of each fader,

a set of eight small pushbuttons with

ﬁxed labels allows direct access to

fader related function pages shown

in the main screen. By pressing the

button at any time, the operator gets

immediate access to the channel Input

page, the DeEsser, EQ, Dynamics

pages, the Insert page or the Aux, N-

X, Bus Assign pages.

A simple touch on the respective

symbol of a channel function, e.g.

equalizer, dynamics, AUX send,

immediately opens the corresponding

page on the main screen, allowing for

quick and easy adjustment. This can

be done either by the four rotary

encoders below the main screen

or directly by touching a selection

list within the main screen display.

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