Encore Two User Manual - AMS Neve

Encore Two User Manual Issue 1• The LSB (least significant bit) is the unary digit (i.e. the 'ones' columnof the number) of the number that indicates the path number.Path numbers are obtained by adding 1 to the binary number.Each opto-isolator represents 1 when it is closed or 0 when it is open.All zeros indicates an invalid selection (i.e. nothing will change).MSBOpto 4(Binary 1)Optos inbetween:Opto 5(Binary 2)Opto 6(Unary bit)Path TypeOpto 7(binary 8)Optos inbetween:Opto 8(binary 4)Opto 9(binary 2)Opto 10(unary bit)0 0 1 1 = Main 0 0 1 0 MA130 1 0 2 = Aux 1 1 1 1 AU160 1 1 3 = Ext 0 1 1 0 EXT71 0 0 4 = Group 0 0 1 1 GRP41 0 1 5 = Cue 0 0 0 0 CUE1LSBPathSLS Select ValidThis is used to execute routing of the path to the Studio Loudspeakers, asselected with SLS Select MSB and SLS Select LSB.Headphone Select MSB & Headphone Select LSBThese are used to specify a range of seven opto-isolators that represent asource for the Headphones in binary form.The opto-isolators should not be used for anything else.The LSB opto-isolator number must be after the MSB opto-isolatornumber.The usage of the seven opto-isolators is identical to the format used forthe Studio Loudspeakers.Headphone Select ValidThis is used to execute routing of the path to the Headphones, as selectedwith Headphone Select MSB and Headphone Select LSB.TALKBACK 1When the specified opto-isolator closes then the Talkback will be switchedon.Talkback 2 is not currently implemented as a Talkback path, but is used asa monitoring path for MIOS.Audio Follow Tally (AFT), (Libra Live only)This feature allows fader positions to be controlled by external switchclosures.A typical application is Audio Follow Video when audio channels open inresponse to camera or video switcher tallies.When in AFT mode, the faders do not physically move in response to theexternal control, but the audio is faded up and down at pre-programmedrates as though the fader was moving.This feature allows the operator to adjust the level to which the fader willopen even while the channel is off, or is in the process of fading.- 174 -