Crest Audio HPW Headphone source, Headphone jack 1/4TRS, Phones level, Mute scene edit/cancel

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headphone source

The operator can use the headphones to listen to the various signals within the Console.The headphones are normally fed from whatever sources are selected in the Monitor Section. The level is controlled by the Phone Level control (the Monitor level control will not affect the headphone level).

When Solo is active, the headphones automatically switch over to the Solo bus. Any channels that are assigned to the PFL or AFL bus will be heard.The Monitor meters automatically switch over to the Solo bus to display the levels of any solo signals.

headphone jack (1/4"TRS)

The headphone signal is available on this jack, and is located beneath the wrist-rest on the front chassis. The headphone driver is designed to drive headphones of 8Ω or higher impedance (30Ω is typical).

110phones level

This control adjusts the headphone level.

111mute scene edit/cancel

This switch is used when programming the mute presets. To edit a scene, press this switch. The mute preset lights flash until you select the preset you wish to edit. At that time, the selected mute scene preset light will flash along with the channel mutes that are currently assigned to that preset. Turn on or off any mutes that need to be added or removed from the preset, press the Store button (112), then push the button for the preset where you wish to store this setup. To cancel a mute program made in error, simply press the edit switch again to cancel the action instead of storing the changes.

112mute group store

Once a mute preset has been edited, store it by pressing this switch. The preset lights will flash, with the one currently being edited lit solid. Press the button of the preset that will receive the new setup. To cancel a store, press the edit/cancel button instead of the preset button. Alternatively, pressing the store button without first pressing the edit button (111) allows you to store the mutes currently engaged.

113single scene mode

There are two modes of operation in the digital mute system. In the default mode, each of the mute scenes can be individually activiated and deactivated. This mode works well for muting groups of microphones that share a common function.The other mode of operation is the single mute scene mode, where only one mute group button can be active at a time. This scene works well for creating scenes that are for a particu- lar part of the performance. The scene would then unmute all needed mics, and mute the unused mics at one time. To activate the single scene mode, simple use a small tool and press the recessed button.

114presets

Each preset holds a stored mute scene. All the channel mutes and the ambient mute can be part of a preset. When a preset button is pressed, the channels assigned to that scene will mute. When pressed again to disengage the Mute Scene, those channels that are part of that scene will unmute unless the channel is locally muted or is muted as part of another mute scene. Depending on the mode, the 8 mute scene buttons can each be muted or un-muted independently. Pressing a mute scene button will cancel the previous selection when in single mute scene mode.

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Contents Hpwtm Mixing Console Page HPW Page Sound Level dBA, Slow Response Important Safety InstructionsBewahren SIE Diese Sicherheitshinweise AUF Gardez CES Instructions Guarde Estas Instrucciones Page Table of contents Mute Block diagramMono Output +48VTALKBACK If the channel peak LED is Mono inputAux send features EQ featuresLeft- Right Bus assignment featuresAux send level Bus assign MonoChannel muting features Channel monitoring featuresChannel fader Mono input options HPW InputHPW Input EQ PCB lower Direct out D.O. option HPW Mono InputUser options Aux PRE optionRear panel features 4features overviewAutomix Automix optionalStereo input options Both in the OUT position true stereo signal passes throughStereo inputs Affected by the Mute switchBus Assign Signal monitoring featuresHPW Input EQ PCB upper 5stereo input optionsSB7 HPW Stereo InputRear panel connectors 6groups audio subgroups FeaturesGroups Group monitoring featuresFader reverse w/LED Using the HPW as a monitor console6groups Fader-reverse functionCreating additional mixes Group mixing featuresGroup connectors- rear panel Group output 1/4TRS jackInsert jack 1/4TRS jack 51 AFL AuxesAuxes auxiliary mixes 50 PK/Sig LEDInsert jack 1/4TRS jack Aux connectors-rear panel7auxes Aux output 1/4TRS and male XLR jacks57 PK/Sig LED FeaturesLeft right Left and right main audio busesUse the Fader 8left right64 PK/Sig LED Mono outputMono main audio bus 63 100mm FaderMono connectors- rear panel Left right, mono outputMain Mono output male XLR jack Matrix mix Matrix mixMatrix output 1/4TRS jack Stereo lo-cut filter Lo cut switch¡master section GainMaster section ¡ Aux 1/2 or 9/10 selector buttonAux sends 1-2 or Groups Master sectionStereo fader Bus Assign Mono78 PK/Sig LED Alternate outputs features Compressor MasterGain reduction metering LimiterBalance Ambience inputs featuresHigh frequency- HF Low frequency- LFMute level 99 PRELevel MuteMaster section monitoring and control ¡ master sectionMonitor metering Source select switchesSolo metering Selected to avoid errorsMonitor output 1/4TRS jack rear panel Solo operationHeadphone source Mute scene edit/cancelSingle scene mode PresetsPower supply monitor Lamp connectorsTalkback input Internal supply Power supply internalOn-off switch Ext DC ConnectorExternal power supply front External power supply rear Power supplyDC output Power supply controls frontPower supply controls rear AC input DC statusPower supply dual hookup External Power SupplyPowering the HPW Power supply dual+/- 18 volts @ 3 amps Main analog rails £ specifications
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