H Using The Lrc Remote Control - Alesis BRC Reference Manual

depending on the setting of the AUTO-PLAY button.
• If the BRC is in the process of locating, pressing the Locate/Play
footswitch will stop the transport.
The Locate/Play footswitch jack can also be used for connecting an
LRC Remote Control. The Locate/Play footswitch and the LRC cannot
be used at the same time, since they occupy the same jack, unless you
connect them with a Y-cord. However, you can interchange them if
you observe certain precautions (see section 4.1H).

4.1H Using the LRC Remote Control

To use the LRC, plug it into either the Locate/Play jack or the Punch
In/Out jack, both located on the back of the BRC. Actually, you could
connect two LRCs by using both jacks. Unlike when connected to an
ADAT, the LRC is used as a remote control of the BRC. The LRC
offers the following functions:
• Transport functions. Rewind, Review, Fast Forward, Cue, Stop,
Play, and Record.
• Autolocation functions. Locate 0, Locate 1, Locate 2, Set Locate,
Locate 2>1 (Loop), and Auto Play.
• Track functions. Auto Input and All Input.
The locate functions on the LRC allow you to locate to 0, locate point
01 or locate point 02. Locate points 03–22 are inaccessible, as are
manual positions. You can also set locate points from the LRC, using
the SET LOCATE button in the same manner as pressing the SET
LOCATE button on the BRC (see section 4.1C).
Note: If the Locate/Play footswitch you are using is a normally open
type, the footswitch and LRC remote control can be interchanged
at any time, or used simultaneously with a Y-cord. If the
Play/Locate footswitch is a normally closed type, the BRC will
have to be reset when switching between the footswitch and the
remote, and they will not work simultaneously with a Y-cord. To
do this:
1. Unplug the device you don't want to use (footswitch or remote);
2. Turn off the BRC;
3. Plug in the device you want to use (footswitch or remote);
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