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Section 4: Misc Automation

Euphonix CS3000/2000 MixView 3.2 Software Supplement 1 - 11

Multiple Console

Solo Linking

F1 F2 F3 F4

Resync Ext Solo : ON

BPFL Ext Solo

Ext Solo Menu

Solo Menu

Dynamics

Headroom

Extension

3.1

SECTION 4 : MISC ENHANCEMENTS

With a required hardware modification, ES108A Dynamics gain can be ad-

justed to provide 6dB more headroom capacity over a stock console with

MixView 3.1. This option is recommended for users that have experienced

problems in dealing with transient dynamic signals and provides more gain

before clipping, standardizing the headroom between the console and the

Dynamics modules. For information on this modification, please call Euphonix

customer support.

With a required hardware modification, the console’s Solo bus logic may be

linked across multiple consoles. This provides dual-operator systems the

ability to operate the two Solo buses as if they were one. Setup is accom-

plished with the new Ext Solo menu. From the Solo menu, press [F2] (Ext Solo):

Note: In the event that the Solo bus logic between consoles become

unsynchronized, i.e., one console is in solo and the other isn’t, the consoles

may be re-synced by pressing [F1] (Resync) in the Ext Solo menu. The F1 key

function is renamed “Resync” whenever Ext Solo is set ON.

Setup logic for the originating console is as follows (x = feature set ON):

Normal mode Kill mode Inter-cancel Signal result

x x uses Ext Solo bus

x sums to Ext Solo bus

x x uses Stereo Program bus

x sums to Stereo Program bus

The following steps should be done on all consoles to be linked in order to

ensure successful operation of this feature:

1. From the Ext Solo menu, press [F1] (Resync);

2. Set both consoles to the same solo mode (see table above for modes).

Note: Consoles may be configured for different Solo modes but this is not

recommended as the potential for confusion is greatly increased.

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