Clearing All Routes/Crosspoints Quickly; Routing Led Status Summary; Incremental Channel To Bus Routing; Latching/Momentary Key Function - Solid State Logic ORIGIN User Manual

Clearing ALL Routes/Crosspoints Quickly

The SHIFT/CLEAR ROUTE function also works with Range Selections. So a very quick way to clear all console routing from
all Channels to all Track Buses is to press and hold the SHIFT switch to put the console into CLEAR ROUTE mode and
simultaneously press the Track Bus 1 and Track Bus 16 switches in the centre section, this will clear all routes from Track Buses
1 to 16, i.e. all Track Bus routes/Crosspoints.

Routing LED Status Summary

A table of Track Bus and Path LED statuses.
LED Status
Off
On (Flashing)
On (Bright)
On (Dim)

Incremental Channel to Bus Routing

There is a shortcut to setup single Channel to single Bus routing (e.g. Channel 1 to Bus 1, Channel 2 to Bus 2 etc.) which may be
useful if working with multiple channels to a recorder attached to the Buses.
Press and hold Channel 1 ROUTE key
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Channel 1 now selected, blinking
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Press and hold Channel 16 ROUTE key
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Channel 1 to Channel 16 now selected, all blinking
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Keep holding both switches down for 3 to 5 seconds
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Channel 1 to Channel 16 ROUTE LEDs will blink faster
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1 to 1 incremental routing is made for the selected range.
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NOTE: This incremental routing will override any existing Channel to Bus routes for the selected range.
Additionally, there is an option to change the way the incremental routes are made. The default is that the incrementally routed
Bus follows the Channel Selection, i.e. if a range of Channel 9 to Channel 16 is selected, then the Bus Routing will be Channel 9
to Bus 9, Channel 10 to Bus 10 etc. to Channel 16 to Bus 16.
This default routing can be amended using the Incremental Routing Setup option (See Page 39). With the optional setting, the
incrementally routed bus defaults to starting at Bus 1 and increments from there. i.e. using the previous example, if a range of
Channel 9 to Channel 16 is selected, then the Bus Routing will be Channel 9 to Bus 1, Channel 10 to Bus 2 etc. to Channel 16 to
Bus 8.

Latching/Momentary Key Function

The Routing keys have a similar automated latching/momentary feature to the Comms/Talkback switches, i.e. a fast press will 'latch'
the key, a longer press will make the key momentary.
ORIGIN User Guide
Path ROUTED TO BUS LED
No Path Routing
Path to Bus Routing Active
Selected Path when Bus Routing Active Selected Bus when Path Routing Active
Path Routed to Bus
Track Bus LED
No Paths Routed to Bus
Bus to Path Routing Active
Path Routed to Bus
Appendix A
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