Apollo Twin MkII Hardware Manual Controls & Connectors 24
Monitor Options
The Option Buttons control the monitor options (g – h below) when Apollo Twin MkII is in
Operating Modes. Press the MONITOR button (11) to enter monitor mode.
A monitor option is active when its indicator in the lower row of the Options Display
(12) is lit, and inactive when the indicator is dim. If the indicator is unlit, the option is
unavailable.
The TALK, DIM, ALT, and FCN functions are configured in the companion Console
software application. See the Apollo Software Manual for details.
Note: In PREAMP Mode, the monitor options cannot be modified and the lower
row of the Options Display is unlit.
Monitor options
(g) TALK
Activates the built-in talkback microphone and the DIM function. Press and release the
button quickly to latch the function. To momentarily activate the function and deactivate
when the button is released, press for longer than 0.5 seconds.
(h) DIM
Reduces the monitor output volume level. Press and release the button quickly to latch
the function. To momentarily activate the function and deactivate when the button is
released, press for longer than 0.5 seconds.
(i) ALT (Alternate)
Switches the main monitor mix to an alternate set of outputs. This function is only
available when the ALT COUNT setting in the Hardware panel within the Console
Settings window is set to a non-zero value.
(j) FCN (Function)
This switch can be assigned to control one of three monitoring functions. FCN is only
available when Apollo Twin MkII is combined with other Thunderbolt-equipped Apollo
models in a multi-unit cascading configuration.
(k) MONO
Sums the left and right signals of the stereo monitor mix into a monophonic signal.
MONO applies to the monitor outputs only. It does not apply to the headphone outputs.
(l) MUTE
Mutes the monitor outputs. When MUTE is active, the MONITOR Selected Indicator (8)
is always RED (including when in Preamp Mode. When MUTE is active in Monitor Mode,
the Volume Level Indicators (2) are also RED.
Note: MUTE does not apply to the headphone outputs.
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