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Control|24 Guide58

DIM Switch

The DIM switch inserts a 20 dB reduction in

level to the Control Room Monitor outputs. De-

pending on monitoring mode, most of the out-

puts are affected.

The DIM switch affects the AUX level in a

slightly more subtle way, with a 12 dB reduc-

tion. This is designed to create a smoother level

transition when cueing with the Talkback cir-

cuit.

The DIM switch does not affect the front-panel

headphone feed or Slate Out feed.

Press the DIM switch again to toggle back to

normal monitoring levels.

DIM and Stereo Mode

DIM affects MAIN, ALT, and AUX monitor lev-

els only.

DIM and Surround Modes

DIM affects all outputs at all times (MAIN, ALT,

AUX). All channels of a Surround matrix are af-

fected.

Headphone Jack and Controls

A 1/4-inch stereo jack is provided on the Con-

trol|24 front-panel for headphone monitoring

of the currently active main Control Room

Monitor signal. The jack is located on the lower-

right corner of the Control Room Monitor sec-

tion.

The HEADPHONE LEVEL knob controls the

level of the headphones. The headphone circuit

is not affected by the MONO, MUTE, or DIM

switches.

Talkback and Listenback

Talkback and Listenback are used to communi-

cate between control room and other rooms or

booths, and as source mic inputs for slate re-

cording. Control|24 provides talkback and lis-

tenback capabilities that include dedicated level

controls, choice of internal or external Talkback

microphone, Listenback microphone input, and

Slate functions.

Talkback Talkback is a dedicated signal path

that sends a microphone feed from the control

room to any remote locations through the AUX

output bus. This Talkback signal is also routed to

the Slate output for logging, marker, and note-

taking purposes.

Listenback Listenback routes an external micro-

phone feed back to the Control Room Monitor

section, for bi-directional conversation between

the control room and the recipients of the Talk-

back signal. When Listenback is engaged, the

Headphone Section

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