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The Cue system
The cue system is designed for monitoring an audio source without placing it on air. This feature is useful for listening to a network
feed before bringing it to air, listening to a CD to be certain it is the correct song, etc.
ACTIVATING CUE
To activate cue, click on the CUE button on an input source channel. To exit the cue mode, click on the CUE button again. The cue signal is PRE-fader and there-
fore the fader level and the channel ON-OFF status has no effect on the cue signal.
CUE AUDIO
Cue audio will be heard in the built in Cue speaker and the Headphones. In the Headphone system, Autocue will mute the Program in the headphones and play the
cue audio over top of program audio.
CUE FADER
The cue fader adjusts the level in the internal cue speakers. It does not adjust the level of the cue in the headphones.
EXTERNAL CUE INPUT
The console has an unbalanced (-10dBu) input to the cue system on a 1/8" stereo headphone jack on the rear panel of the console & a cue logic pin on the
REMOTE LOGIC connector. The cue input sums into the cue bus and appears on the Cue speaker and Headphones.
MUTING
The cue speaker audio will be muted to stop feedback whenever Mic channels One or Two are turned on by their respective On-off switches.
CUE SPEAKER
CUE LEVEL
CONTROL
CUE SWITCHES
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