Broadcast SRC-32 Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 7)

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pressed. The internal microphone

represents the default source for the

talkback.

The CR monitoring section provides

the user with a set of sources, which

can be monitored on the control

room speakers or the DJ headphone.

By default, all summing signals, like

Program bus, Record bus, Aux 1 or

2, are directly accessible while other

sources can be selected from a list

using the rotary encoder by the

OLED display. Pressing PFL in a fader

strip activates the PFL listening on the

To prevent accidential activation,

pushbuttons and other control

elements can be blocked according to

user login rights.

At the bottom of each fader strip, two

large counter-sunk pushbuttons with

replaceable labels are preconﬁgured

as ‘ON’ and ‘PFL’. While PFL switches

the channels signal to the PFL bus,

ON activates the channel.

The large pushbuttons labelled REC,

TB, ON and PFL can be individually

customised on request. The central

module provides the user with 4 sets

of 12 pushbuttons, a monitoring

control section, and an ‘On Air’ and

‘Mic On’ indication for the control

room and the connected studio.

Additionally, this module has an

integrated talkback microphone and a

socket for the DJ headphone jack.

With the upper left array of 12

pushbuttons, the operator can assign

a function to the fader rotary. In

the standard console layout, the

preconﬁgured functions to be set are

Pan/Balance, Gain/Calibration, Input

Selection, N-X Send sum, Aux 1, Aux

2 and N-X 1..4 contribution.

In the talkback section, 12 push-

buttons allow communication with

the destination studio, talkback group

1 and 2, Aux 1 and 2, N-X 1..4 and Ext

1 and 2. The standard conﬁguration of

the console dims the main speakers

whenever a talkback button is

integrated speaker. Volume for PFL

speaker, control room monitors and

DJ headphone can be controlled by

rotary encoders with value indication.

In the lower left part of the central

module, the fourth 12 pushbutton

array provides a set of user deﬁnable

functions. By default, SNAP 1..6 can

be assigned to internal snapshots for

immediate recall of console setups.

All large buttons are equipped with

replaceable key labels. On request,

labels and assigned functionality can

be customised.

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