Group Fader Group 1, Pan Control PAN

Front Panel (D-5.5)

Writing Block

The name of the source signal can be written in with an erasable felt pen or grease pencil.

Group Fader (GROUP 1 - 4)

The 60mm fader provides continuously variable adjustment of the group level to the stereo L and R busses, and the group output connectors.

Cue Switch (CUE)

The cue switch is for monitoring the pre-fader signal in each group channel through the headphones and cue out. This function is for independent audition of the group mixes.

Level Control for Aux 1 Return to Stereo L and R (AUX/RET, LEVEL)

This control adjusts the signal level from the AUX 1 return and feeds it to the stereo L and R busses via the pan control.

Pan Pot (PAN)

The pan control assigns the signal from the AUX 1 return to the stereo L and R busses.

Cue Switch (CUE)

The switch permits monitoring the AUX 1 signal prior to the AUX 1 return level control.

Level Control for Aux 2 Return to Stereo L and R (AUX 2 RET, LEVEL)

This control adjusts the signal level from the AUX 2 return and feeds it to the stereo L and R busses via pan control.

Pan Pot (PAN)

The pan control assigns the signal from the AUX 2 return to the stereo L and R busses.

Cue Switch (CUE)

The switch permits monitoring the AUX 2 signal prior to the AUX 2 return level control.

Level Control for Reverb Return or Built-in Reverb to Stereo L and R (REVERB RET, LEVEL)

The control adjusts the signal level from the reverb or the built-in reverb and feeds it to the stereo L and R busses via the pan control.

Pan Pot (PAN)

The pan control assigns the signal from the reverb return to the stereo L and R busses.

Cue Switch (CUE)

The switch permits monitoring the signal prior to the reverb return level control.

Level Control for Effect Return to Stereo L and R

(EFF RET, LEVEL)

This control adjusts the signal level from the effects return and feeds it to the stereo L and R busses via the pan control.

Pan Control (PAN)

The pan control assigns the signal from the effects return to the stereo L and R busses.

Cue Switch (CUE)

The switch permits monitoring the signal prior to the effect return level control.

Sum Select Switch (SUM SLECT, PRE/POST)

This switch selects either the channel pre-fader or post-fader signals derived from the stereo L and R busses, and sends them to the SUM output. The switch provides pre-fader signal in the "push" position, and post-fader signal in the "release" position.

Signal/Peak LED Indicator (SIG/PEAK)

The LED indicator lights green when the sum output signal reaches more than -30dB, and turns to red when the signal level reaches -3dB below clipping, giving a visual reference for adjustment of the SUM channel fader. (See NOTE 1)

Sum Channel ON Indicator and Channel ON/OFF Switch (CHANNEL ON)

The LED indicator lights orange when the channel on/off switch is "on".

Writing Block

Sum Out Fader (SUM)

The fader provides continuously variable adjust- ment of the SUM output.

Cue Switch (CUE)

The cue switch permits monitoring the pre Sum- fader signal through the headphone and cue output.

Aux 1 / 2 Send Control (AUX SEND, AUX 1 / AUX 2)

The aux 1 and aux 2 send controls govern the overall

level of signal sent to on-stage monitor amplifiers, or an outboard effect device thought the aux 1 and 2 send jacks on the rear panel.

Reverb Send Control (REV/EFF SEND, REV)

This control governs the overall level of signal sent to the built-in reverb unit or an outboard effect device through the reverb send jack on the rear panel.

Effect Send Control (REV/EFF SEND, EFF)

This control governs the overall level of signal sent to an outboard effects device through the Effect Send jack on the rear panel.

Internal Reverb Equalizer Control (INT REV EQ, HIGH/LOW)

These controls alter the frequency response of the built-in reverb circuitry. The high EQ control pro-

vides ±10dB at 4kHz, and ±15dB at 20kHz of

continuously variable active shelving equalization.

The low EQ control provides ±10dB at 150Hz and ±15dB at 20Hz of continuously variable active shelving equalization. The "0" detented position of both controls provide flat audio response.

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