Studer SW V4.0 OnAir 1000, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console
Date printed: 24.10.03 SW V4.0
Configuration 3-1
3 CONFIGURATION
3.1 Software Configuration
The software configuration defines the functionality of the console. SW
configuration is described in
chapter 11 of the OnAir 1000 Operating
Manual.
3.1.1 N–1 Configuration
Unlike in analog mixing consoles (where the N–1 signal is derived from
the output sum by subtracting a channel signal), the N–1 are separate buses
in the OnAir 1000.
N–1 in Analog Mixing Consoles:
N–1 in Digital Mixing Consoles:
The OnAir 1000 has two N–1 buses (N–1 A, N–1 B), both are mono buses.
If a certain channel shall be routed to an N–1 bus, the corresponding field
in the INPUT CONFIG. page must be defined (refer to
chapter 11.2.1 of
the OnAir 1000 Operating Manual). Talkback to both N–1 buses is possi-
ble from the control room and from the studio.
3.1.2 Audition Configuration
The audition bus is similar to the N–1 buses. Configuration is identical.
Talkback to the audition bus is not allowed, but it can be selected as a
monitoring source in the control room. Therefore it can be used like an
N–1 bus where all CR microphones are inhibited. If Audition is selected as
the monitoring source, the microphones can be open while the loudspeak-
ers are on, allowing to work without headphones.
The audition bus is a stereo bus, and it can be used as a stereo or mono
N–1 bus if talkback is not required.
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3
Channel n
(N–1) A
Σ
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Channel x
(N–1) x
Channel y
(N–1) y
Channel x
Σ
+
+
–
–