3N0X2 CDCS - Unit Review Exercises Volume 4, All Questions and answers, rated A+

3N0X2 CDCS - Unit Review Exercises Volume 4, All Questions and answers, rated A+ (601) The On–Air Audio Studio provides daily radio programming for a station’s primary service. The main function of this equipment is to put out live, local radio, and live or pre–recorded Armed Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) radio programming on the a. outlet’s radio station. b. outlet’s entire list of services provided. c. secondary radio service in an emergency. d. contingency channel service provided by the outlet.--a. outlet’s radio station. (601) Outlets have the choice of feeding the station’s transmitter with other individual pieces of equipment, satellite sources, or the output of the audio production studio. This choice would happen when a. the host base commander must transmit vital emergency information to the audience. b. scheduled remote broadcast cannot go on as planned. c. the station must go live with its programming. d. On–Air Studio must be taken off–line.--d. On–Air Studio must be taken off–line. (602) Some audio control console modules have a variable knob allowing you to increase weak or decrease strong audio signals coming into the module.