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If you make runtime matrix edits to a loaded mono program, then load a stereo
program, and subsequently reload the original mono program, the runtime matrix edits
are recalled.
Editing Cue and Talkback Matrices
Typically, local cue intercom is configured for commentators to talk to each other offline. In cue
mode, offline communications audio from inputs 1-3 is routed to the right side of all local
headphone outputs (HP 1-3) when the TB CUE button is pressed. By default this is the same
for:
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Mono Peer-to-Peer programs.
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Stereo Peer-to-Peer programs.
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2 x Mono Peer-to-Peer programs.
When you load a Mono Peer-to-Peer + IFB program, or a Stereo Peer-to-Peer + IFB
program, two independent audio streams are configured to stream program and communications
audio separately. When an announcer presses an input's TB CUE button, audio is routed to the
IFB audio stream encoder and outgoing audio is simultaneously monitored in the right side of
the selected input's headphone output. Return IFB audio is also audible in the right side of the
headphones.
1. Click the Cue/Talkback 1-3 buttons at the top of the Matrix Editor to view current
2. Click a crosspoint to select or deselect an audio crosspoint. Note: Changes not yet
To learn more about the differences between cue and talkback functions, and editing cue and
talkback matrices with the TOUCH SCREEN, see
Load, Rename and Delete a Custom Matrix Editor Mix
When a new program is loaded it may be necessary to load a new custom mix. It is also possible to
rename or delete mixes that are no longer required.
1. To load a custom mix click to select a mix listed under Custom Configurations in the left-
hand pane, then click Load.
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routing.
saved as a custom mix are displayed in orange. Runtime changes are audible in real-
time and persist if the unit is powered down and rebooted.
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