Speck Electronics SSM User Manual
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Chapter 4 Operation Section
Depressing this switch applies a monaural version of the program mix to 
the left and right program outputs. This means it is possible to send the 
control room or house mix a mono feed while retaining stereo operation 
for a set of personal monitors or the headphone feed. 
 
The monitor and headphone outputs are unaffected by the operation of 
the Program's Stereo/Mono Select Switch. 
 
This large white pushbutton switch mutes the master program signals to 
the 1/4" jacks and XL connectors without affecting the monitor or 
headphone outputs. 
 
Signal will remain present at the left/right program meters when the 
Program Kill Switch is depressed. When depressed, this switch 
illuminates indicating the program signal has been muted. 
 
This controls the overall level to the stereo monitor feed and operates 
independent of the Program Master and Headphone Master. Typically, 
the monitor outputs would be connected to a stereo power amplifier for 
purposes of driving a personal monitoring system. 
 
In situations where the Model SSM is interfaced to, for instance, a large 
frame recording console and solo capability desired, then it is 
completely acceptable to utilize the solo capable monitor outputs for this 
purpose. The integrity of this signal is virtually equivalent to that of the 
program output. 
 
In so far as metering the output is concerned (the program meters follow 
just the program); as long as the Program Trim (see rear panel) is 
adjusted fully clockwise, then the monitor and program levels, given the 
same physical adjustment (2,3,4 o'clock etc.), will be equal. Establishing 
the monitor output level is simply a matter of matching the program and 
monitor master controls. 
 
Depressing this switch applies a monaural version of the program mix to 
the left and right monitor outputs. This also includes any stereo 
information that has been applied to the Cue, Click, and Aux return 
inputs. 
 
The program outputs and headphone outputs are unaffected by the 
operation of the Monitor's Stereo/Mono Select Switch. 
 
This large red pushbutton switch mutes the master monitor output 
without affecting the program and headphone outputs. When depressed, 
this switch illuminates, indicating the monitor signal has been muted. 
40. Monitor Stereo/Mono
Select Switch
41. Monitor Kill Switch
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37. Program Stereo/Mono
Select Switch
38. Program Kill Switch
39. Stereo Monitor
Master Control
