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master RT module
solo control features
headphone level
This control governs the level at the headphone jack located in the
front of the console under the arm rest.
solo clear
When this switch is lit,it indicates that at least one SOLO on the console is
active.Depressing this switch will clear any active solos and this switch light
will go out.
post-fader
This switch determines whether the SOLO system sources will be pre- or
post-fader). It affects all inputs and outputs globally throughout the con-
sole.
The audio from active solos is derived after the corresponding fader
or
MASTER level control.This is also referred to as
AFL—after fader listen.
The audio from active solos is derived before the corresponding fader
or
MASTER level control.This is also referred to as PFL—pre-fader listen.
last pressed
The SOLO system can operate in two different modes,as described below.
In either mode,a solo can be activated by pressing the desired local
SOLO
button.The button will light up to indicate that the solo is active,and press-
ing an active
SOLO button (the one that is lit) will make it inactive and the
button's light will go out.
Any number of solos can be active at once.
There are two-ways to make active solos inactive.
1 Press an active
SOLO
button (the one that is lit)
and it will be made inactive.
2 Press the
SOLO CLEAR button
see—solo clear
Only one solo can be active at a time.
Pressing on any inactive
SOLO button will activate that solo and remove any
previous solo from the
SOLO bus.
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