System 5 Digital Audio Mixing System Operation Manual CM403 Film/Post Module
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15.2.1 The PEC/DIR Panel
This panel houses the traditional paddles used for PEC/DIR, Bus/Playback, or Bus/
Tape switching. The second set of paddles are used to put track(s) into record. There
are eight paddle strips, with associated switches above them, and a master control strip.
Bus/Tape switching on the paddles is consistent with the Dir/Ret CR Source switching
on the CM401T (see Section 5.1 Monitoring) between the Mix busses and their asso-
ciated returns. However, it is possible to switch not only the whole bus section but al-
so the individual busses (legs).
By default, each mix bus section is assigned to a paddle. The master simply controls all
linked bus sections at once: press the On switch on the master and all linked On switch-
es turn On. The bus section name appears in the four-character display. All operations
take place within the monitor matrix and affect only the main CR monitors.
Turn a section On and it is sent to the monitors (same as the CM401T monitor sec-
tion), solo a section and anything currently assigned to the main monitors is removed,
leaving only the required section. The bus section Bus/Playback switch toggles be-
tween listening to the mix busses and their associated returns. The Ready switch ena-
bles dropping the tracks associated with the bus section into record using the record
Figure 15-3 Link Key Lit
Link Key: When the Link key is lit, the user can select which sections to link to the
master strip paddles and switches. For example, in Figure 15-3, only the fx1 and fx2
sections are affected by the master controls.
When the Link key is not lit, the keys directly above the display allow the user to descend
a level. This means that the busses within the selected bus section are now assigned to
the paddles and the master strip becomes the selected bus section strip.
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