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S1 User Handbook

USER GUIDE

An additional option that is congurable using SCi allows the

presenter to CUE/PFL the Telco or STCF inputs whilst preventing the

talkback source from being routed to the cleanfeed outputs.

If Talkback routing on this channel is ‘disabled’, the CUE/PFL & T/B

button shall ash green when selected to indicate that talkback is not

routed to the cleanfeed bus. Talkback can be routed to the stereo

cleanfeed bus by holding the CUE/PFL & T/B button and the button

will glow solid. When the button is released, talkback will return to the

unrouted state & the button will return to ashing green. CUE/PFL can

be deactivated by a momentary press of the button. This option only

applies to Input B of this channel.

ON Selection

The ON (called LINE HOLD on channel 5) button works in conjunction

with the fader. It is used to control channel remote output logic,

channel routing, and timers. The button LEDs show the various

operational states of the channel.

Unlit

When unlit the channel is o.

On solid - red

Steady red indicates that the channel is ON and “armed”, ready for the

fader to be raised.

On solid - green

Raising the fader changes the illumination to green indicating that the

channel is live. With the button unlit the fader may be raised and the

channel can be operated simply by selecting ON. The illumination in

this case toggles between unlit and green. The channel remotes and

timers are triggered when the fader is up and the channel ON button

shows green.

Flashing red

On channels 9 and 10 when Input 2 (Digital Input) is selected, the

channel ON button will ash red to indicate that the input is not

locked to a valid source. The channel cannot be opened if the Digital

input is not synchronised to a valid source.

The button can also ash green and ash orange. Please refer to the

tally back portion of section 4 (page 34) for more information.

Fig 2-21: ON Selection

Fig 2-21B: LINE HOLD

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