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MMC User Manual - AMS Neve

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Surround Sound Panel<br />

Stem and Recorder Control Section<br />

The LED in the SOLO CLR key on the CONTROL ROOM section will flash red.<br />

To cancel solo press the SOLO keys to turn them off or press SOLO CLEAR on the CONTROL ROOM section.<br />

The integral LED in the SOLO CLR key will stop flashing.<br />

Stem and Recorder Control Section<br />

The Stem and Recorder Control section has two main functions: Stem configuration and recorder control.<br />

Stem Configuration<br />

The Stem Control Panel is used to configure up to six Stems, labelled A through F. Each Stem can consist of up to<br />

eight Tracks (busses) which are then routed to the Film paths in conjunction with the Surround Monitoring panel.<br />

Each Track in each Stem also has Solo and Cut control. This only affects the signals routed to the Film paths and<br />

is the same as using AFL Solo and Cut on the corresponding fader strips.<br />

Recorder Control<br />

The Stem Control Panel can be used to control the Record status of Mag and Multitrack tape machines.<br />

Bus/Tape switching is provided to allow monitoring of the Track Send (Bus) or Track Return (Tape).<br />

An array of tally LEDs indicates the record status with red letters which correspond to the Stems. Green LEDs next<br />

to each letter show the Bus/Tape switching.<br />

A safe mechanism is provided which operates internally to disable Record on individual Tracks and prevent<br />

further Record enable commands being sent to the tape machines for the safe Tracks.<br />

Fully configurable master control grouping can also be used for Record, Bus/Tape and Safe.<br />

Using Recorder Control<br />

Requirements<br />

A relay control unit must be installed: either a Relay Control Unit (also known as a Fader Start Box) or a Recorder<br />

Interface Unit.<br />

An I/O configuration must be loaded that associates the output ports on Track Sends with the correct relays. This<br />

can only be configured using I/O Patching.<br />

Both multitrack and mag machines must be in play for REC enable to be possible.<br />

Relay Control Unit<br />

The Relay Control Unit can control either multitrack or mag machines.<br />

For multitrack machines there are 48 record enable relays and tally inputs.<br />

For mag machines there are 32 record enable relays and tally inputs.<br />

The Logic <strong>MMC</strong> Installation manual provided with the system will have details of the connections that are made<br />

to the Relay Control Unit.<br />

Recorder Interface Unit<br />

This is an updated version of the Relay Control Unit that provides relay connections to both mag and multitrack<br />

tape machines.<br />

The Recorder Interface Unit has 96 record enable relays: 48 for mag machines (dubbers) and 48 for multitrack<br />

machines. There are also 8 Master Control relays for multitrack machines. There are corresponding tally inputs<br />

for the record enable relays.<br />

The Recorder Interface Unit <strong>User</strong> Guide has details of the connections that are made to the unit.<br />

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