Sony OXFORD Operation Manual page 204

6-3 Central Section Panels
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Chapter 6 Technical Descriptions
Only the LS currently on will be affected by this operation. In other
words, if an LS is cut before selecting the Ø button, it will remain cut,
illuminated red.
Pressing {CUT **} for any other LS will cause a phase reversal for that LS.
It will flash, alternating between amber and red. Any number of LS can be
phase reversed.
De-selecting the Ø button will return to normal operation with all LS in
phase again. Selecting Ø again will return to the previous phase reverse
set-up which is memorised, allowing comparison.
! ¢ MONO Push-Buttons
Select {MONO} and it will flash, lighting orange. A mono mix of the
monitor source will be fed to either the Centre LS or both the L and R LS,
according to the "MONO MEANS" Preference in the PREFS GUI.
Monitor LS can be freely turned on and off using the cut switches,
including any which were cut before selecting {MONO}. The LS Cuts are
independent of the Mono function and their settings will remain, having
de-selected {MONO} in order to return to normal operation.
The overall level is compensated in accordance with the number or sources
which make up the Mono signal.
!∞ MON SOLO Push-Button
Sets the LS Cut switches into a Solo mode which is totally independent of
their cut functions. Having selected {MONO SOLO}, selecting any
{CUT **} will cause its LS to be soloed, indicated by its button lighting
amber. The other LS, which are cut, will light red.
De-selecting {MONO SOLO} will resume normal operation including the
previous LS Cut settings. The Solo settings are memorised and will return
if {MONO SOLO} is selected again.
!§ Definable Knob
Controls a number of parameters as listed below:
• LS2 and LS3
The levels for LS2 and LS3 can be set independently relative to the LS1
setting which they track.
• DIM Level
• TALKBACK Level
• LISTEN Level
• MAIN OSCILLATOR
Frequency and Level for the general purpose tone source within the R3
system.
• HEADPHONES Level
Sets the Level for a separate Headphones output which is taken pre the
Monitor LS level. See Chapter 5 for assigning the Headphone output.