TSL PAM1 MK2, Руководство по эксплуатации

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PAM1 MK2 User Handbook Issue 1
Application Example 1 : a clean 4.0 surround mix of Left, Right, Left and Right Surround is
embedded sequentially across channels 3 to 6 of an SDI signal while multiple language mono
Centre channels are embedded elsewhere within the same signal. An operator it needs to be able
to reconstruct each 5.0 surround sound mix for monitoring purposes
– the
Assign Matrix is
designed to simplify the task and by using User Preset programming to enable instant recall of
each monitoring setup. The images below show how this set up would be achieved using a Centre
channel embedded on channel 16.
The icons within the
Assign Matrix screen represent individual channels of a 5.1 programme
– by
selecting each individually via the encoder, any mono input audio signal can be routed to that
output channel. Output channels can be muted if they are not required (as
LFE in the example
shown).
Once the
Assign Matrix routing is completed and the matrix activated the following bargraph
display is represented across the left and right LCD screens respectively.
The left hand screen shows a bargraph representation of the output channels with a default
condition of a stereo
Downmix whilst the right hand screen provides a reference to the status of
the input channels as defined by the Assign Matrix . The sources of the surround sound
components are denoted by yellow boxes and text identification below the bargraphs. The setup
could then be stored directly to a
User Preset button for instant recall.
The
Assign Matrix may be used for non-surround applications and is ideal for creating
customised stereo or mono mixes from multiple mono sources (by using Downmix ) or for
applications such as ‘
Solo in Place
’ and
LCR monitoring.
It is important to note that the
Assign Matrix will remain active when associated with a User
Preset state until the Inactive button is pressed.