Harris Legacy 99-1300-0, Operation & Technical Manual

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Revision B • 1/03
H A R R I S C O R P O R A T I O N
3-9
3 Operation
Base Mix Source
when this module
is Off since the AUTO
button is lit.
TO REC button is lit
solid: Telco 1 feeds
the left channel
of the Telco Record
Outputs, regardless of
module On/Off status.
Module On/Off status
changes the Base Mix
source
Base Mix Source
when this module
is On since the AUTO
button is lit.
Since the AUTO button is un-lit,
this module does not affect
the Base Mix source.
TO REC button flashes to indicate
Telco 2 is NOT being recorded.
Why? Because this module is On,
which assigns it to the Program 1
Base Mix, but with Telco 1 Off, the
Base Mix is the Off-Line bus.
If Telco 1 is turned On, and Telco 2
is still On, then the Base Mix is
Program 1 and the TO REC button
will be lit solid and this module will
feed the left channel of the Telco
Record Outputs.
TELCO 1 TELCO 2
Recording Functions, with Auto
Foldback Active, on one or
more Record Enabled Telcos
turned On! Thus, the easiest way to record a caller
is to keep AUTO turned off and only have one
Telco module with TO REC active.
Here are the two Telco Recording priority
orders and what happens in each condition:
AUTO is un-lit on all TO REC Telcos: The Base
Mix source is Off-Line and the TO REC Telco mod-
ule On/Off settings do not affect the record out-
put (as shown on the previous page). It is the easi-
est method to record callers.
If Off-Line is not assigned, then the Program
buses are used in order; Program 1, Program 2,
Program 3, Program 4. In this case the TO REC
Telco module must be turned On to record the
caller. If the TO REC module is Off, then TO REC
will wink, indicating that caller is NOT feeding
the Telco Record output.
AUTO is lit on at least one TO REC Telco: In this
case, the base mix source is affected by the On/
Off state of any TO REC Telco with its AUTO
button lit. When all of the Telcos with AUTO lit
are On, then Program 1 is the primary base mix
(followed by Program 2, Program 3, Program 4,
Off-Line).
When any of these modules are Off, then Off-
Line becomes the base mix. If it’s not assigned,
there will be no callers recorded and all the TO
REC buttons will be winking. This is summarized
in the illustration on this page.
NOTE: The Telco modules’ Off-Line bus feeds are
post-fader. Thus, the fader level must always be
raised when recording. The other modules may
have their off-line bus feeds set for pre- or post-
fader (see page 2-29 about this setting).
Here is a summary table of what is, or is not,
recorded:
LEFT CHANNEL
RIGHT CHANNEL
NOT RECORDED
Only those Telco modules with their
TO REC buttons lit solid
All modules assigned to the Base Mix
bus, including those Telco modules
that are not record enabled (
TO REC
button is not lit)
Any module NOT assigned to the
Base Mix bus, which includes any
Telcos with a winking
TO REC button
TELCO RECORD MIX OUTPUT,
CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT SUMMARY