Setting up a STUDIO MICROPHONE with TB facility:
Connect the studio microphone to one of the MIC inputs.
Briefly pushing the grey “select” button that opens the channel settings window in the display.
Push the blue “config” button on the touch screen that will open the settings window:
Select the input being microphone, and briefly touch the “Type” box, this will turn yellow and with the
rotary select “Studio micr” and push the rotary button to confirm the selection.
If you are using a condenser microphone select the box “PHANTOM”.
Select the “MAIN A” and or the “MAIN B” box depending on the destination of the signal.
You can assign one of the “AUX” outputs of the mixing desk as a return feed for the headphones of a
presenter. Briefly touch the “TB-output” box and with the rotary select the “AUX” that you link to this
channel as a feedback to the headphones of the presenter. Confirm the selection by pushing the
rotary. As an example select “AUX6”.
Of all inputs you want the presenter to hear adjust the volume of “AUX6” to the desired level and
don’t forget the master volume of AUX6 in the Levels screen.
Please note all AUX levels depend on and are stored with the selected INPUT so if you switch inputs
on a channel you have adjust that level also!
If an External mute and remote Pfl on are set to the same GPI number an external contact closure of
this GPI will mute the channel and at the same time switch the Pfl on. This “cough” function allowing
a presenter to contact the technician off-air. In the example above both ‘mute’ and ‘remote PFL’ are
set to GPI 2.
Briefly pushing the grey “select” button above the fader again to return to the main screen.
* the given aux numbers are just an example, you can choose any free aux.
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