Studer SW V4.0 OnAir 1000 Operating And Service Instructions page 104

OnAir 1000 Digital Mixing Console
SIGN. / TB SOURCE
INPUT CONNECTOR
HEADROOM
11-4 Configuration
LABEL The LABEL field is used for giving a name to a channel. Touching this
field, the keyboard page opens.
The channel label display in the fader strip can display labels with up to
four characters (upper case only). The whole name scrolls by in the display
as long as the respective input selector key A or B is pressed, or after a
new name has been saved. During scrolling, three dots are displayed be-
tween the end of the name and its next start for clarity.
If a name is longer than four characters, only the first two and the last two
characters are displayed, so a little care has to be taken when generating
the names. The following table illustrates some possibilities:
When completed, touch <--¦ ENTER followed by SAVE to keep the
changes, or EXIT to cancel without changes.
SIGN. is used for signaling (red light) and monitoring (cut and dim), the
available options are NONE, CR, and STUDIO.
The TB SOURCE parameter in the INPUT CONFIG. page sets the as-
signment of the input channel to the TB bus (NONE, from CR, or from
STUDIO).
During talkback from the studio, the studio speakers are dimmed only if at
least one input is configured as SIGN. = STUDIO and TB SOURCE =
STUDIO. The same applies for talkback from the control room.
(for digital input units only)
Each (A and B) input of a digital input unit has three different input con-
nectors (XLR, Cinch/RCA, and optical/TOSlink). This option selects in-
dependently for the A and the B inputs which connector is used.
LEVEL (for analog line input units only)
"Level" is the nominal studio level expressed in dBu.
(for analog line input units only)
"Headroom" is the difference between the A/D converter's clipping level
and the nominal studio level.
Example: An input with a level setting of +6 dBu and a headroom setting
of 9 dB will accept a +15 dBu signal before the A/D converter comes into
overload.
SW V 4.0
Name
ABC 12
ABC 1234
MIC1
CD02
Channel display label
AB12
AB34
MIC1
CD02
Date printed: 23.10.03