Aviom A-16II manual Mixing, Pan LEDs, Pan and Volume Controls

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LEDs in the Volume section of the mixer surface will indicate the level in real time. There are twelve LEDs in the Volume indicator, each capable of displaying two levels, for a total of twenty-four visible lighted steps.

When a Channel is selected, the current volume is instantly indicated on the LEDs. When no LEDs are lit, Channel volume is at its minimum setting.

Pan and Volume Controls

To make changes to a Channel:

•Select a Channel by pressing its numbered button—the button’s upper LED will light.

•Rotate the VOLUME knob to the right to increase the volume, to the left to lower the volume

•While the Channel is still selected, you can also change the Pan setting. Rotate the PAN knob left or right to change the position of the Channel in the stereo field.

Pan LEDs

The Pan indicator is made up of five LEDs. The center LED is green. The LEDs on either side of center are red. As you turn the PAN knob, the LEDs will light in various combinations to provide the maximum number of position indicators with the fewest number of lamps. At either end of the display only one LED will be lit to indicate that the Channel is panned full left or right.

When using linked channels (stereo inputs), the LEDs light in different patterns, using a pair of LEDs on either side of the display to indicate the width of the stereo field. When the stereo image has been collapsed to mono, only the center green LED will be lit. In this case the stereo input will be heard as mono.

Mixing

Start creating a monitor mix by selecting the first Channel you want to hear.

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Contents 16II Personal Mixer User Guide Aviom, Inc Read this First Important Safety InstructionsAviom, Inc. Limited Warranty Page Table of Contents Troubleshooting Page Conventions Used in this Document FeaturesWelcome Warranty Information AC Line Conditioning Package ContentsPersonal Mixer Label Strip Channel LabelsCables Used in the Aviom System What is Category 5?Infinite number of A-Net components About A-Net Power Supply Polarity Power SuppliesCleaning Maintenance Information A-16II Personal Mixer Personal Mixer Components Power Connection System SetupSystem Interconnections Audio Connections OutputsLabeling the Channels Powering UpOperational Modes 16II FeaturesTone Controls Global ControlsButton Behaviors Master VolumeBasic Navigation All Volumes ZeroDC Power Input Net ConnectorsPersonal Mixer Rear Panel Audio OutputsAutomatic Mono/Stereo Plug Detection MixingPreparing to Make a Mix Editing Interface Volume and Pan ControlPan LEDs Pan and Volume ControlsMixing Linking Channels Spread Control Mute and Solo FunctionsEffect of the Spread Control Solo a ChannelHeld Solo Mode Unmute a Channel Mute a ChannelCreating Groups Creating Additional Groups Removing Channels From a Group Changing Channel Settings Within a GroupMaking Changes to a Group Global Trim Function Muting GroupsMaking Changes to a Mix Save a PresetVerify a Mix Memory Location Create a Mix With Console Direct Outputs Using Aux Sends to Create a Monitor MixApplications Studio Cue System Playback Monitoring Cable Insert Using Console InsertsAdding Effects Monitor without the effectMonitor with the effect Using a Patch BayThru Patching Adding Live Ambience to a Monitor Mix Adding Effects to a Monitor MixRecord a Mix Silent Jam SessionOther Uses for the Personal Mixer Outputs Page Problem No audio from Personal Mixer outputs TroubleshootingProblem Can’t change Presets Problem Can’t hear a Channel that is part of a GroupPage Problem In Group mode, I can’t select a new Channel Problem I don’t think my Preset was savedDigital to Analog Conversion 16II Personal Mixer SpecificationsIndex Page Page UPS Page Aviom Warranty Registration