SYSTEM
The ‘system’ button in the main screen will open the system settings menu:
To change touch the number in the box, this will turn into yellow background, next to the bottom
rotary a yellow field appears. Turn the rotary to change the input and confirm this by pushing the
rotary switch. Note that the other two rotaries will stay active for monitor and headphones volume
control.
‘TB rec from’
Select the microphone input which is used for talkback, in many cases the DJ
microphone above the mixing desk. Or you can also choose the TB1 or TB2
inputs on the back.
‘Studio Monitor’
If applicable AUX10 can be used as a studio monitor / foldback. In that case an
icon will appear in the monitor section to select a source and the associated logic
is applied. If your setup is used without a separate studio you can use AUX10 as
a standard aux.
‘Studio LSP dim’
The studio foldback loudspeaker can be set to dim upon opening a fader that is
configured as a studio microphone. The amount of decrease in volume can be
set here.
‘CR LSP dim’
The control room monitor loudspeaker can be set to dim upon opening a fader
that is configured as a control room microphone. The amount of decrease in
volume can be set here.
‘PFL dim’
The pre fade listening loudspeaker can be set to dim upon opening a fader that is
configured as a CR microphone. The amount of decrease in volume can be
set here.
‘GPI loads PRESET’ External contacts, GPI inputs, can be used to load a preset, e.g. controlled by an
automation system.
‘GPO is...”
Control room sign or Studio sign, selects the output contact that controls the
control room or studio “ON-AIR” lamp. This can be one of the 24 internal
contacts or a solid state relays in the EA963 expansion box.
“ON-AIR, TA’
GPIO contacts assigned to the universal buttons “On-Air” and “TA”
If you do not assign a GPO – GPO set to ‘0’ - an incoming signal (GPI) will turn
the color of the button into red.
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