Calrec BRIO 36, User Manual

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184 BRIO 36
Audio Production System with Optional Networking
EXTERNAL INTERFACING
GENERAL PURPOSE INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
Opto-isolated general purpose inputs (GPIs) can be configured to allow Brio 36 to respond to external control
signals. Brio can also output control signals via general purpose output relays (GPOs) to control external
equipment.
GPI Functions
To access the GPI setup screen, tap SYSTEM SETTINGS in the top right hand corner of the touch display and select
GPI from the left hand menu.
GPI functions listed within the ‘Functions’ pop-up, are all specific to console functions. The ‘Fader Cut’ and ‘Fader PFL’
functions are I/O port specific, for example, if the user connects a GPI to a port’s ‘Fader Cut’, that GPI will stay connected
to that port’s fader cut even if the port is moved to a different fader.
GPI functions are listed below:
General
External 'On Air' Signal—Use an external signal to switch
External 'Rehearse' Signal—Use an external signal to switch
Surface Sleep --Energy Saving Mode
Aux Talkback Route talkback to any of Brio's 24 Auxes
Group Talkback Route talkback to any of Brio's 8 Groups
Main Talkback Route talkback to any of Brio's 4 Mains
Main Tone Route tone to any of Brio's 4 Mains
Apply PFL to the fader to which a specific port is patched
Strip User
Button LEDs
Illuminate any of the 72 Strip User Button LEDs via any of the 72 Triggers
Global User
Button LEDs
Illuminate any of the 12 Global User Button LEDs
Fader PFL
Fader CUT Apply CUT to the fader to which a specific port is patched
Apply PFL to any of the 8 Group Buses
Monitoring
Group PFL
Group CUT
Apply CUT or DIM to the Console Monitor or any of the 2 Studio Monitors
Apply CUT to any of the 8 Group Buses
AutoFaders Trigger any number of the 99 independent AutoFaders via a GPI input signal
the console into ‘On Air’ mode
the console into ‘Rehearse’ mode