Calrec BRIO 36, User Manual

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88 BRIO 36
Audio Production System with Optional Networking
GETTING SIGNALS IN AND OUT
Source Protection
Audio sources can be shared by all consoles on the Hydra2 network. Source protection adds an layer of protection when
making changes to the following input controls:
• Mic/line gain.
• Phantom power (48 V).
• SRC (if using AES sources).
As indicated in the input control screen, to make changes to these protected input controls, simply tap ENABLE
TEMPORARY CONTROL , then make the desired changes. This remains active until the user touches any control outside
the input screen, at which point it will need to be activated again to make any changes to the protected input controls.
Alternatively hold the Access button for the strip to temporarily enable control over the gain. If adjusting input gain from a
strip rotary for a shared input port, the strip display will show that the port is protected.
User Memory Load Protection
Loading a user memory will generally include changes to patching and input controls, if these changes affect shared/
protected inputs, or patching to outputs which are already in use by other users on the network, source and destination
protection will come into play.
When a user memory with conflicting settings/patching is loaded, a pop-up, like the one shown below, is displayed on
the touch display. The number of pages within the pop-up depends on whether there are conflicts relating to sources,
destinations or both.
Once the user has checked all conflicts and selected those that they wish to accept, they tap OVERWRITE SOURCE
& DESTINATION SETTINGS . Tapping DON’T MAKE ANY CHANGES rejects all changes to shared sources and
destinations, but makes all other changes associated with the memory load.
It is important to ensure that the user fully understands the effect of any accepted changes as they will be directly
affecting other users on the network.
FIGURE 4 -
SOURCE AND DESTINATION POP-UP—MEMORY LOAD