Black Box BBR64-MADI User Manual page 26

Line-In Mon:
This adjusts how the unit monitors the Line-In signals on all channels. The
options are: E-E (via DSP) where signals are routed all the way through the
system, MADI thru where the input is echoed to the output at the source,
and Off where the input audio is turned off (useful for playback
applications).
i/o level (0VU):
Only relevant to Analogue i/o. The two settings are LOW and PRO as
described earlier in this document (Page 9).
Peak hold
This determines how long a peak level will be displayed on the Meters.
During the setup and sound checking it is probably worth setting it to
"forever" so that you can easily tell if any of the mic amps are overloading
and back them off accordingly. During the concert itself, you can set them
back to whatever you find most helpful as it's probably too late to adjust the
mic amps down at this stage. Digital distortion is not pleasant to listen to and
will probably render your recording useless. You may not notice it live but
you will hear it on the recording. Please leave yourself enough headroom
when you're recording a concert. If you've set the level correctly, the red
meters should flash infrequently if at all.
Playback Lockout
You can set playback lockout to be automatically asserted after you've made
a recording or to be controlled manually. See Playback Lockout section on
page 21
Rec stop hold:
Normal requires you to hold the stop button down for a second or so to end
a recording; Extend (10s) requires you to hold the stop button down for 10
seconds to end a recording. Specifically added for the more paranoid users.
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