D&R AIRMATE, Руководство пользователя

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CLEANFEED OUTPUT
The Clean feed output sums all signals coming from the input modules (except for those inputs
where jumper J7 is not activated). Clean feed signals are equivalent to Aux send signals, but are
always post fader. By jumpering only those channels that are not returning Telephone Hybrid
signals you avoid feedback and have a perfect set-up for talk shows.
CUE CLEANFEED
All outgoing signals from the Clean feed
output can be monitored by way of the Cue
switch.
ANNOUNCER OUTPUT
In the up position of the "follow phones"
switch, the input of the announcer is fed by
the main left/right signal pre master fader.
In the depressed mode of the "follow
phones" switch the Announcer output is fed
by the same signal as the phones output is.
FOLLOW PHONES
This switch is the input selector of the announcer output, see above description.
TALK BACK
The Talkback circuit has a built in electret microphone with extensive routing to most of the
outputs.
By selecting one or more of the routing switches you can communicate to the outputs.
The Talkback level is independent upon settings of the master controls of the Clean feed and
Announcer outputs. It is however subjected to the master level of the master Aux output control.
The Talkback switch has a momentary action to avoid being unwillingly in the talkback mode.
MASTER CONNECTORS
The master connector panel houses 12 Cinch connectors 2 jacks and 2 male XLR connectors
where all interfacing takes place.
Furthermore the mains connector with integrated fuse holder is located in this section.
A ground terminal completes the back panel connector section.
TAPE OUTPUTS
The first connectors on the left are the tape output connectors for left and right for connecting a
tape deck or DAT recorder. Output level is -10dBv (300mV), the signal is pre master fader.
CLEANFEED OUTPUTS
Direct beneath the Tape outputs are the Clean feed cinch connectors (some Airmate models
indicate RIGHT/LEFT beneath these Cinch connectors).