Studer OnAir 500 Modulo, Руководство по эксплуатации

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OnAir 500 Digital Mixing Console
Operating Elements 3-9
Date printed:
30.07.04
3.4 Monitoring Section
Both
STUDIO MONITOR
and
CONTROL ROOM MONITOR
sections operate in
an identical manner and can be thought of as “zones”.
In the
CONTROL ROOM
zone, the presenter and usually the console are lo-
cated. Any monitor source selected using the monitor source selector but-
tons (
EXT 1 , EXT 2 , EXT 3 , EXT 4 , AUX 1 , AUX 2 , PROG , and AUD ) will appear
on the control room monitor speakers. The
METER 1
meters will display the
level of the currently selected monitor source if the MONITOR button [39] on
the meter bridge is selected.
The
STUDIO zone would normally be a recording area acoustically isolated
from the control room. It has the same monitor source select options as those
for the
CONTROL ROOM
.
The MONITOR control next to the MUTE buttons in each section adjusts the
output level sent to the MONITOR CTRL RM and MONITOR STUDIO outputs.
The
MUTE
buttons will silence the speakers in either zone when selected.
The output to the headphones remains active when a MUTE button is selected.
The built-in CUE loudspeaker [40] will also mute together with the control
room monitor speakers.
Both
MUTE buttons can be configured to be automatically triggered by any
or by all of the channel faders (refer to chapter 4.3).
PHONES
[20]
The controls labeled STUDIO PHONES and CR PHONES each adjust their as-
sociated headphone volumes (
STUDIO PHONES
and
C/ROOM PHONES
out-
puts at the rear of the console; for the control room phones, there is an addi-
tional socket at the console’s front).
Note:
The volume of the guest headphone output ( GUEST PHONES , at the rear of
the console) is set using the Guest Headphones Level menu page,
refer to chapter 4.10).
What each zone hears, whether over the monitors or the headphones is se-
lected by using one of the monitor source buttons (
EXT 1
,
EXT 2
,
EXT 3
,
EXT 4 , AUX 1 , AUX 2 , PROG , and AUD ).
The available options are:
•
EXT 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 – External stereo inputs which cannot be routed to any chan-
nel (e.g. an off-air receiver for program monitoring).
•
AUX 1
,
2
– AUX sends. Both the
AUX 1
and
AUX 2
buttons will illuminate
if the AUX MASTER control [9] is in stereo mode.
• PROG , AUD – The main stereo master outputs from the console.
Note: The PFL/CUE bus is automatically routed to the control room headphones,
but not the to the studio headphones. Pressing the
AUTO button in the studio
headphones section will allow the PFL/CUE bus to be routed automatically
to the studio headphones as well.
AUTO CUE
[21] When selected, the associated monitor loudspeakers will automatically
switch from the previously selected source to the PFL/CUE
bus when any
CUE button is pressed. Pressing the AUTO button in the STUDIO MONITOR
section will also route the PFL/CUE bus to the studio headphones.
SPLIT CUE [22] If the SPLIT button is pressed, then the left earpiece of the studio or the con-
trol room headphones will provide PFL/CUE, and the right earpiece will
carry a mono sum of whatever stereo source is selected above.
Note: The guest headphones cannot be split in this manner.