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MMC User Manual - AMS Neve

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System Menu<br />

Preferences<br />

PFL Interlock<br />

With this option enabled, it is possible to solo any PFL signal in isolation, so that selecting the PFL of one<br />

channel, will release the PFL of any channel you may already be monitoring.<br />

If this option is not ticked, it is possible to listen to the PFL of any number of paths, simply by stacking them up.<br />

Tone and Talkback Preferences<br />

Allow users to select the mode of the talkback keys and frequency, type and level for the tone generator.<br />

Sync Select Preferences<br />

The Sync Select page is used to determine the console sample rate, where the synchronisation source is and<br />

whether or not vari-speed is in operation.<br />

To save the changes to the Sync Select page Click the Apply button.<br />

The system will attempt to use the requested settings. If a source is not available, the Actual Sync Source will<br />

automatically set to INTERNAL and the Sample Rate will jump to the nearest of 44.1kHz or 48kHz if a pull down<br />

rate was selected.<br />

Monitoring Preferences<br />

The Monitoring page is used to set the dim level the monitors are reduced to by DIM keys and how Bus/Tape<br />

switching operates.<br />

MCS Preferences and Presets<br />

The MCS page is used to set the preferences for the Machine Control System.<br />

It is split into four sub pages that are selected by clicking on the sub-page tabs.<br />

MCS Preferences<br />

Reference Source<br />

This option informs the MCS how the timeline is sourced.<br />

External LTC<br />

Timecode is read from the Timecode Track on a tape machine. The MCS has no control over this machine.<br />

The transport controls show the machine status according to incoming timecode.<br />

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