Scorpio User Guide
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AUDIO LTD A10-RX
GAINFORWARD (A20-MINI)
The A20-Mini transmitter introduces GainForward, a new feature that
eliminates the need to adjust microphone preamplier gain at the
wireless transmitter. Audio levels from the transmitter are controlled
directly at the mixer’s trim control. If the talent speaks too softly or
emotes too loudly after being “wired” with the transmitter, simply ad-
just the transmitter gain with the mixer’s gain trim. Read more about
GainForward at:
https://www.sounddevices.com/gainforward-explained/
ADJUSTING AUDIO OF THE A20-MINI SIGNAL FROM SCORPIO
When the A10-RX receiving A20-Mini signal is slotted into the SL-2 or
SL-6, the A10-RX Input menu settings are bypassed and all gain, low
cut, and limiter activity are performed and controlled by Scorpio. See
the A20-Mini and A10-RX User Guides for more information.
When Scorpio is receiving A20-Mini signal via SuperSlot the Scorpios’
trim gain is adjustable from 0 to 60 dB. The A10-RX Receiver screens
display the associated Scorpio channel’s low cut, audio overload, and
limiter activity.
A10-TX does not support GainForward.
USE TRANSMITTER NAMES FOR TRACK NAMES
A10-TX and A20-Mini transmitter names can be set to automatical-
ly be applied as the Scorpio’s isolated track name for the channel
receiving the signal. Set Use Transmitter Names to On in the SL-2 or
SL-6 Options menu.
THIRD-PARTY SUPPORTED SUPERSLOT RECEIVERS
The following pages show the Receiver Setup screens and the options
menus for third-party supported SuperSlot receivers. Refer to the
manufacturer for full details on features and functionality of these
receivers.
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