Calrec BRIO 36, User Manual

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FIGURE 1 - TALKBACK BUTTON SENDS THE TALKBACK MICROPHONE FEED TO THE OUTPUT
On-Air / Rehearse Settings
The talkback system can be inhibited when the console is in on-air mode. By default, when in on-air mode, talkback
cannot be routed to a main. See
”ON AIR PROTECTION” on page 194 for more information on setting up the on- air/
rehearse settings.
Reverse Talkback
Reverse talkback is a process which allows the use of ‘hot-mics’ (often by the director or producer) in the audio control
room which routes their microphone signal to Brio’s PFL loudspeaker output. Brio has two reverse talkback inputs.
Microphones should be patched to Reverse TalkBack inputs using the method described for patching to talkback inputs.
These RTB inputs feed directly to the PFL LS as “hot-mics”, i.e. they are always live. If there is a requirement for RTB not
to be always active, it needs to be switched externally,