Axia DESQ, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Just below the Source name is a status line.
It shows the status of a channel. It is dis-
played in medium font. In the previous exam-
ple, it is “
[TALKBACK]
.” .
Here is a list of the different status displays and their
meanings:
»
[TALK TO CR]
- means that this channel is talk-
ing to Control Room. Used on Guest Microphone
and Codec source types
»
[OP TALKING]
- means that this fader is an op-
erator mic and it is currently in use for Talkback
rather than feeding to Program buses
»
[MUTED
] - means that this channel is muted
»
[TALKBACK]
- means that this channel is being
talked to, i.e., the talk bus is fed to the backfeed
stream for this fader.
»
Src-label
- If the source has an associated la-
bel, it will be shown. Source label is normally
used by playout systems to indicate song name
and/or important information. Available only for
Livewire sources.
»
Listen Only
- The source was loaded in listen-
only mode. No GPIO control is available for this
source’s originating device.
»
Used EW
- The source is currently in use else-
where and is in listen only mode. As soon as
source is freed, it will be automatically reloaded
in Full Control mode.
»
Src Load Err
- An error occurred during
source loading. Re-load the source.
»
No Backfeed
- An error occurred during back-
feed allocation for the source. For example, no re-
sources are available to allocate backfeed stream.
»
Src Waiting
- means that a new source is wait-
ing to be loaded. This state is accompanied by a
blinking OFF key. Turn the channel OFF to load
the new source.
5.
Fader:
The fader controls the volume of the
input source. There are two modes for the fader:
fad-
er-start
and
fader-normal:
• When the channel is used in
fader-start
mode,
pushing the fader all the way to the bottom of its
travel turns the module off, and sends appropri-
ate logic commands to source equipment. Moving
the fader up turns the channel on and sends logic
commands. In
fader-start
mode, the
On
button
act more as indicators of channel status; the
On
key will not turn the channel on if the fader is at
the bottom of its travel.
• In
fader-normal
mode, the on/off status and
start/stop commands follow the channel ON/
OFF switch independently of the fader position.
6.
Program Bus Assignment Keys:
Each chan-
nel is assigned to any of the two output buses by
selecting any (or both) of these program bus keys.
Generally, PGM-1 is the main bus and PGM-2 is
used for production or other programming require-
ments. All program outputs are post-fader and post
on-off function.
The PGM-2 button also functions to assign a channel
to a special Phone bus that is used to send mix-minus
audio to any phone callers. These buses operate inde-
pendently but simultaneously, allowing jocks plenty
of operational flexibility. The Phone bus is pre-fader
and pre-ON/OFF function.
»
PGM-2
bus audio output is post-fader, post-ON/
OFF.
»
PGM-2 Record
bus audio output is post-fader,
pre-ON/OFF.
»
Phone
bus audio is sent to callers pre-fader, pre-
ON/OFF.
7.
Channel Options Control:
This control
operates in conjunction with the OLED fader dis-
play. Pushing the rotary encoder selects OPTIONS
mode, displaying various choices on the OLED
beneath. Rotate to select the desired option, and
then push to “take.” Once an option has been se-
lected, you can rotate the control again to adjust
the value of that parameter (if any). Press the
Soft
key to exit.
In the QOR’s Web setup, you can also assign a de-
fault function to the rotary encoder. Doing so allows
adjustments to fader options, gain trim, input gain