1.3.1 VU-meter and stereo phase vector
The Stereo Phase Vector allows measuring the
stereo phase relationship and therefore the
grade of stereo sensation achieved. The range is
0 degrees (mono) to 90º (maximum stereo); with
inverted phase indication (180 grades), to pre-
vent to the operator that a connection’s error ex-
ists in the microphones, or among equipment’s
with analogical connections.
The analogical section is gauged in steps of 20
degrees, with quadrant of vectors. This allows
following the quick program variations. By other
hand, the digital section retains for an instant the
maximum value reached by the phase rotation.
A musical program with good stereo sensation
will have averages (analogic) of 40 to 60 de-
grees, with peaks (digital) of 80 degrees. Read-
ings of 0 and 20 almost indicate a monaural sig-
nal. The indication -0 or INVERTED implies the
serious problem of inverted phase. This must be
quickly corrected because the inverted signals
‘disappear’ when they are listen in mono FM re-
ceivers.
1.3.2 Timer / Clock
a)
Provides the
current
time
while the micro-
phone channels are turned-off.
b)
Shows a
count up
(minutes: seconds)
when the microphones are on the air.
The timer mode is
activated
when the mics are
activated using the Master On-Air button
.
When
you turn off the microphones, the time will be re-
tained on screen by 3 sec and then the display
will return to ‘clock mode’. If you turn on the mi-
crophones again (in this 3 sec window) the timer
will resume.
1.3.3 2630-VQR module
This optional module allows partially restore the
voice quality that has been degraded by tele-
phone transmission. Can be used with the inter-
nal telephone hybrid , or with external hybrids
connected to the console via "External Hybrid"
connector.
The 2630-VQR module has three 100 mm faders
that allow to the operator adjust the degree of re-
construction applied to the audio; and a LED indi-
cator showing restoration levels. The module
also features and noise gate of variable thresh-
old.
Refer to "3.6 Module 2630 VQR" for the opera-
tion of this module.
1.3.4 AoIP output
The output "AoIP" streams the program mix to an-
other console Solidyne 2600. This streaming also
be decoded with any streaming player software; or
by using a Solidyne ADA102 decoder.
1.3.5 AES-3 outputs
(AES/EBU)
Optionally, models XL & XX can have AES-3 out-
puts
for
program
and
audition
.
1.3.6 HD3 & HD5 monitoring box
The optional accessories Solidyne HD3 and HD5
are compact docks that concentrates all connections
needed to the monitoring at the Studio.
The main features are:
Connection for up to 5 headphones
in HD5 (3
in HD3)
with independent level knobs.
Double bus for monitoring from two
sources
.
Output for active speakers
, with gain control.
Tally-light.
Talk-back
into the Studio. Allows to talk with the
operator at the Control Room.
Timer/Clock
(only in HD5)
2600 supports up to three HD3 or two HD5
docks, connected in cascade.
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