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3.2B Record Enables
To record enable a track, press the track's associated record enable
button. The track's RECORD LED will flash to indicate the track is
record-ready. If the transport is put into record mode (see section
3.3C), recording will begin, as indicated by the track's RECORD LED
being steadily lit. To turn off record enable, press the track's associated
record enable button again. Its RECORD LED will turn off.
Note: Record enable buttons cannot be turned on or off while you're
in record, or on tracks where ADATs are not connected.
3.2C Auto Input
This switch toggles between two tape/input options. When a track
monitors the input signal, its associated INPUT LED is lit.
• With Auto Input OFF (AUTO INPUT LED off), all record-enabled
tracks will monitor their respective input signals, while all other
tracks will monitor the taped signal.
• With Auto Input ON (AUTO INPUT LED lit), the tape/input
monitor is automatically set as follows: All tracks are monitored
from tape when playing and monitored from input otherwise.
Additionally, any record-ready tracks are monitored from input
while recording.
3.2D All Input
With this function on (ALL INPUT MONITOR LED lit), the auto
input monitor setting is overridden so that all tracks monitor their
input signals regardless of their record enable status. All tracks'
INPUT LEDs will be lit.
With All Input Monitor off, the Auto Input Monitor setting
determines track monitoring.
3.2E All Safe
When this button is pressed (ALL SAFE LED lit), all track record ready
LEDs, as well as any auto-enabled track input LEDs, will be turned off.
All track record ready buttons will also be disabled, thus preventing
any tracks from being recorded onto.
When the ALL SAFE button is pressed again, the LED in the button
will turn off, all track record ready and input LEDs will return to their
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