Studer SW V4.0 OnAir 1000, Operating And Service Instructions

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OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console
Date printed: 23.10.03 SW V 4.0
Index 16-1
16 INDEX
A
A, B....................................................................... 3-7
A/B Input Keys ..................................................... 4-1
Access Permission ................................................ 4-5
Access Rights...................................................... 5-19
address ................................................................ 15-1
adjustments ........................................................... 2-2
administrator ....................................................... 5-19
AES SYNC INPUT........................................... 14-19
AES/EBU...............................................11-11, 14-19
AES/EBU inputs A/B ......................................... 14-8
AF/PF touch-screen fields .................................... 4-4
AFNOR....................................................14-20, 15-6
Alarm Output .............................................14-2, 14-4
Analog Insert..................................................... 14-12
Analog Line Input............................................... 14-8
ANALOG OUT A/B......................................... 14-11
Analog Output................................................... 14-11
Analog Output PCBs .......................................... 15-4
Application Software.......................................... 12-1
arrow LEDs....................................................4-1, 4-3
AUDIT ...........................................................3-4, 6-1
audition bus........................................................... 5-3
AUTO TAKEOVER.............................3-7, 4-3, 5-13
Automatic Channel Routing ............................. 11-14
AUTOMATION CONFIG. page .......................... 9-2
AUX & INSERT................................................... 5-1
AUX 1........................3-7, 4-2, 4-4, 4-5, 5-2, 6-1, 6-3
AUX 2........................3-7, 4-2, 4-4, 4-5, 5-2, 6-1, 6-3
AUX 2/AUX 1...............................................3-4, 3-5
AUX and Insert Control........................................ 5-2
AUX MASTER..................................................... 5-2
AUX MASTER/INSERTS page........................... 5-2
B
BAL ...................................................................... 4-5
Block Diagram...................................................... 1-2
boost/cut................................................................ 4-7
Boot Software ..................................................... 12-1
broadcast automation system................................ 1-1
BUS ASSIGNMENT .......................................... 11-5
BUS ASSIGNMENT page ................................. 11-3
Buttons/Faders Test ............................................ 13-7
C
CAB ...................................................................... 9-1
CAB system .......................................................... 9-1
CAL ...................................................................... 4-5
C-bits................................................................. 14-11
CD/cartridge/MD players ..................................... 8-1
Central Screen Test............................................. 13-7
Change User Record ........................................... 10-5
Channel ................................................................. 1-4
Channel Control page .............................4-1, 4-4, 4-5
Channel Functions ................................................ 4-1
Channel Label....................................................... 3-6
channel label display............................................. 4-2
channel OFF.......................................................... 8-2
channel ON ........................................................... 8-1
channel ON/OFF................................................... 8-1
channel router ..................................................... 5-11
channel routing ................................................... 5-11
CHANNEL ROUTING page .............................. 5-11
Channel Routings.............................................. 11-11
channels in the background................................. 5-13
clean-feed.......................................................3-5, 5-3
Cleaning................................................................ 2-1
clock sync interface .......................................... 14-19
Common Settings................................................ 11-6
COMMON SETTINGS page.......................7-1, 11-6
Communication Check........................................ 13-2
Communication Time-Out .................................... 9-2
computer-assisted broadcasting ............................ 9-1
Configuration...........................................11-1, 11-11
Configuration Check........................................... 13-2
Configuration Menu Tree Diagram .................... 11-2
configuration parameters .................................... 11-1
Connector Panels .................................................. 3-8
Console Dump .................................................. 11-10
CONSOLE DUMP page ................................... 11-10
Contrast Knob....................................................... 3-2
Control Front Board I ......................................... 15-8
control input..........................................8-1, 8-4, 14-9
control inputs and outputs..................................... 8-1
control outputs ...............................................8-1, 8-3
control room monitoring................................3-4, 6-1
correlator meter..................................................... 3-3
CR DIM WHEN AUDITION SEL ....................... 11-6
CR Monitor Speaker ............................................. 3-4
CR monitoring source selector ............................. 6-1
CR OUT L/R..................................................... 14-13
Create User Record............................................. 10-5
CR-MIC .........................................................3-5, 7-1
CTRL ................................................................ 14-18
CTRL connector ...............................14-6, 14-8, 14-9
CTRL IN .................................................8-1, 8-2, 8-4
CTRL IN A/B ..................................................... 14-7
CTRL OUT 1 ........................................................ 8-1
CTRL OUT 1A/B ............................................... 14-6
CTRL OUT 2 ........................................................ 8-1
CTRL OUT 2A/B ............................................... 14-7