Sony DMX-R100 Operating Instructions Manual page 41

• ALL CANCEL: Sets all READY to SAFE modes.
• CLOSE: Close the OPTION button menu.
6 Automation status, sampling frequency,
timecode, mode and error displays
A Automation status display
B Sampling frequency, timecode,
mode, and error display
A Automation status display
Displays the automation status mode.
• READY: Execution of automation is always possible
if the timecode advances at the PLAY speed.
• RUN: Storing/recalling of automation is possible.
• STBY: Automation data cannot be stored due to the
presence of timecode before cue, before the punch in
or after the punch out. However, you can recall
automation.
B Sampling frequency, timecode, mode, and error
display
Displays the sampling frequency and any error
indication. The timecode display is from the internal
timecode reader.
• When an error occurs on the word PLL (or video
PLL), the sampling frequency display turns red.
• When the timecode does not advance correctly, "TC
ERR" is displayed for one second.
• When the format of the entered timecode is different
from the format setting of the unit, the timecode
mode is displayed in red.
7 RETURN button
Touch this button to return to the previous window
(from which the current window is displayed).
8 MASTER DROP IN button
Under normal conditions (where there are no items
subject to automation in WRITE mode), this button is
displayed in dark red.
If you touch the button while it is dark red, the button
turns light red and drops automation READY controls
into automation WRITE.
If even one of the items subject to automation is
switched to WRITE mode, this button turns light red.
If you touch the MASTER DROP IN button while it is
light red, this button turns dark red and all controls in
automation WRITE are 'DROPed' out and return to
the READY status.
Light red:There are items subject to automation
in WRITE mode.
Dark red:There are items subject to automation
in READY or SAFE status.
Bottom menu bar
Touching one of the bottom menu buttons 9 to qg
opens a menu related to the settings of the unit.
For details on the window, see pages indicated in
parentheses.
9 CHANNEL button
Touch this button to open the CHANNEL menu
which allows you to select windows for channel
processing controls. The display changes
corresponding to the selected window.
CHANNEL menu
• CHANNEL (page 44)
• INPUT/PAN/ASSIGN (page 45)
• EQUALIZER/FILTER (page 48)
• DYNAMICS (page 49)
• AUX SEND (page 51)
0 AUDIO button
Touch this button to open the AUDIO menu which
allows you to select windows that control and display
fader functions, input/output routing and
communication functions.
The display changes corresponding to the selected
window.
AUDIO menu
• OVERVIEW (page 54)
• FADER (page 55)
• FADER GROUPING (page 56)
• COPY/LINK (page 59)
• INPUT ROUTING (page 63)
• OUTPUT ROUTING (page 65)
• MONITOR (page 67)
• OSC/TALKBACK (oscillator/talkback) (page 70)
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