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STUDIO
In the Studio area are three monitor
systems, which can be used as
needed in your studio situation.
The studio output will give a stereo
signal fed from the "PROGRAM"
signal or from one of the selected
other input sources, such as
(from)AIR, (from)SUB or the CRM.
The associated MUTE LED
indicates that a microphone is
opened in the Studio area avoiding
feedback. The programming of this
function is under software control.
The Studio Talkback switch
instantly injects the talk back signal
from the internal Electret
microphone into the studio output
independent of the studio level
settings.
The studio output can be used as
an overall output to monitor what's
going on during broadcast in the
studio room itself.
The studio output is wired to a
stereo cinch connector.
GUEST
The GUEST output is stereo and follows the program signal unless the input selection of "from AIR", "from
SUB" or "From CRM" is activated. A separate stereo headphone output is provided for a guest and the talk
back is always addressed to both earphones independent of level settings. The program material will be
dimmed when the talk back is activated. The output is identical to that of the announcer and could
therefore be used as a second announcer's output.
The Guest Talkback switch instantly injects the talk back signal from the internal Electret microphone into
the GUEST output independent of studio level settings.
ANNOUNCER
The ANNOUNCER output is stereo and follows the program signal unless the input selection "From air",
"From sub" or "From CRM" is activated. A separate stereo jack socket is provided for the announcer and
the talk back is always addressed to both earphones independent of level settings.
The Announcer Talkback switch instantly injects the talk back signal from the internal Electret microphone
into the Announcer output independent of studio level settings.
COM
A COM(munication) LED is placed nearby the Announcer control to indicate that the talk back is activated.
This is accomplished by pressing the Cough switch on the SiCo remote box, when installed.