26. | GROUP FADERS |
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| at the top of their travel. |
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27. | GROUP OUTPUTS |
| The output from each Group is driven by a ground- |
| compensated amplifier and fed to standard 1⁄4" 3 pole |
| ’A’ gauge jack sockets. |
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28. | GROUP INSERTS |
| These allow external processing equipment to be ‘in- |
| serted’ into the Group signal path. The 1⁄4" 3 pole ‘A’ |
| gauge jack sockets are |
| is inserted. |
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29. | PFL |
| When the PFL switch is pressed, the |
| signal is fed to the Control Room Monitors and Head- |
| phones, where it replaces the selected source. The |
| PFL/AFL LED on the master section illuminates to |
| warn that the monitor and the meters are now respond- |
| ing to the PFL/AFL selection and the PFL LED on the |
| Group lights to identify the active Group. |
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30. | SUBGROUP MIX/MONO |
| The MIX switch routes the Groups as odd and even |
| pairs to the stereo Mix, or if the MNO switch is pressed |
| the groups are fed equally to both sides of the stereo |
| Mix. |
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31. | BARGRAPH METERS |
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visual monitoring of output level for each Group. The meter is factory set to a PEAK characteristic, but may be changed internally to a VU characteristic. Please re- fer to the Selectable Options section (Page 31) for details.
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