#Panic mode professional#

It will remain in that condition until the switch is depressed and actuated again. In latching mode, the signal condition will change when the switch is pressed and actuated. In momentary mode, the condition will change when the switch is pressed and will revert to its original condition once the switch has been released. To change the route or condition of the microphone signal, the user simply depresses and actuates the switch. If the battery in the Panic Button dies, the circuit automatically reverts to Channel A.ĭip switches, located in the battery compartment, are used to select the desired Panic Button modes of operation from A/B switch to muting switch, momentary push-to-talk, momentary push-to-mute to latching. A gain pot is located in the battery compartment that controls the level of Output B. There is no “pop” switching between channels. If the input signal is from a condenser microphone that is phantom-powered from the FOH mixer, the phantom continues to power the mic as it is routed to Output B. The microphone signal path can be routed between Output A (front of house) and Output B (stage monitors or personal roadie). To change the routing of the microphone signal in the A/B operating mode, the user simply depresses and actuates the switch.

#Panic mode professional#

The Panic Button is ideally suited for praise ministers, speakers and professional instrumentalists who need to communicate with their roadies (especially singing drummers and guitarists). The Panic Button may also be set to operate as a momentary push-to-talk, momentary push-to-mute, or latching microphone muting switch. The foot-operated pedal allows a singer or speaker to reroute the microphone signal from Output A to Output B. The ProCo Panic Button Microphone A/B and Muting Switch is an active microphone signal routing device that offers clean reliable performance with any balanced or floating low-impedance (150 ohm nominal) microphone or signal source.