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

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OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console
6-4 Monitoring
SW V 4.0 Date printed: 23.10.03
N–1 B
N–1 A
AUX 2
AUX 1
6.3 Talkback
There is a choice among five talkback destinations from any control room
(CR) microphone. A key is assigned for each destination as can be seen in
the table below.
Key Function Description
TB to Tele-
phone 2
The connection between DJ mic and Clean-feed
B (N–1B, e.g. telephone 2) is established for as
long as this key is pressed.
TB to Tele-
phone 1
The connection between DJ mic and Clean-feed
A (N–1A, e.g. telephone 1) is established for as
long as this key is pressed.
TB to
Auxiliary 2
The connection between DJ mic and Auxiliary 2 is
established for as long as this key is pressed.
TB to
Auxiliary 1
The connection between DJ mic and Auxiliary 1 is
established for as long as this key is pressed.
TB to Studio
The connection between DJ mic and the Studio is
established for as long as this key is pressed.
Any microphone in the control room, including the integrated TB micro-
phone, can be the CR microphone, if “TB SOURCE” is set to “CR” in the
INPUT CONFIG. page.
The console’s built-in PFL/TB loudspeaker and the headphones are used
for talkback listening in the CR, while in the studio the monitoring speak-
ers and the headphones are used.
The parallel studio interface on the “STUDIO MON CTRL” connector
allows the connection of three pushbuttons for talkback target selection.
The possible targets are: CR, Clean-feed 1 (N–1 A/TEL1), and Clean-feed
2 (N–1 B/TEL2). For talkback from the studio, the studio microphones are
used (“TB SOURCE” is set to “STUDIO”).
An additional, electronically balanced talkback line input on the “STUDIO
MONITOR (AUDIO) B” connector as well as additional talkback to CR
and to studio control inputs (on the “EXT PFL CTRL” connector) are pro-
vided.
Please refer to the pin assignment tables and the connection diagrams in
chapter 14.11 .