3025SW Master Control Switching & Channel Branding
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4.5.3.3. Save Audio Changes to Source
The 3025SW user can optionally change the audio gain and shuffle on the program and preset bus, if
this option is checked then this value is saved to the selected source, so that the next time this source
is selected the same audio parameters are applied (if option 1 is selected).
4.5.3.4. Demote Pgm. Settings to Pst. on Take
The 3025SW will by default promote the audio parameters (gain) from the preset bus to the program
bus when carrying out a transition. For example if the preset bus is at -2dBr and the preset bus
transitions to the program bus then the program bus audio is set to -2dBr afterwards. If however this
option is checked the program bus will "Demote" its gain value to the preset bus prior to the transition
and therefore maintaining a constant gain value on the output.
4.5.3.5. Attenuate Voice Over
This option has been removed from the configuration.
4.5.3.6. Gang VO1 & VO2
This option has been removed from the configuration.
4.5.3.7. Allow Phase 'Invert Left' with Auto Phase Correction
Not supported.
4.5.3.8. Allow Change To and From VO Shuffle 'None'
Not supported.
4.5.3.9. Manual Hot Cut Does Not Affect On-Air Voice Overs
A manual Hot Cut on the PGM bus normally forces any On-Air or Preset Voice Over to the off
condition. When ticked this option allows the On-Air Voice Over to remain on during Hot Cuts but
Preset VO's are forced to the off state. This control only affects manual Hot Cuts on the PGM bus.
For automation Hot Cuts an On-Air voice over remains On-Air but is preset ready to come Off-Air at
the next transition. Automation Hot Cut control of voice overs can be disabled by settings the GVG
M2100 Protocol Data Byte to 1.
4.5.3.10. Enable VO On Air Requests During Transitions
During a transition changes and to any item that could be part of the transition are blocked, including
applying and removing Voice Overs. When ticked this option will allow a Voice Over to be applied or
removed during a transition providing the transition does not already have the same Voice Over active.
This can be useful in Voice Over booths where the operator will press a button (connected to EMC GPI
input) to activate a Voice Over but may do this during other automation driven transitions.
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