EAW DX810 instruction manual Mute Ind, Remotes, Function Affected I/O, Combine Rules

Mute Ind

Click this button to view the Active Mute Groups indicator in the upper left corner of the screen. If a group mute button is active, the associated indicator lights up in the Active Mute Group indicator.

Remotes

Click this button to open the Remote Mapping window.

Four buttons along the top of this window allow selecting 16 DX-SW4 remotes in groups of four. The four selected remotes (addresses 41-44, 45-48, 49-52, and 53-56) appear in the Remote Mapping window. Drop-down menus for each of the four buttons on the remote are provided for selecting the Function and the Affected I/O.

The following chart indicates the Function and Affected I/O selections available:

Function	Affected I/O
Force On	Inputs 1-8
Force Off	Inputs 1-8
Mute/Enable Input	Inputs 1-8
Mute/Enable Output	Outputs A-J
Mute/Enable Group	Groups 1-32
Preset Recall	Presets 1-24
Combine	Combine 1-16

With the DIP switches on the DX-SW4 set for the appropriate address (41 through 56), it is now

possible to assign any of these listed functions to any of the four DX-SW4 selection buttons.

See Appendix C for the switch settings for the DX-SW4.

DSP

Combine

Click this button to view the Combine buttons, superimposed over the Crosspoint Matrix Section. The combine function allows increased flexibility when providing audio for multiple rooms that need to be reconfigured for different events. Up to sixteen different combinations can be created (C1–C16).

It is important to understand that combining is implemented through control groups. Once you become familiar with this concept, configuring and using the combine feature is actually quite simple.

When using room combining, levels are adjusted through groups, so crosspoints and outputs are assigned to groups. Once this has been set up, use the combine buttons to group outputs in up to 16 combinations. Note that when a "combine" (combination) is active, combining rules overide some settings.

Combine Rules

1.Combining only affects groups. No other controls are affected.

2.When two or more mixes (outputs) are combined:

a.All crosspoints in a column assigned to a control group will be reassigned to the same control group as the first assigned crosspoint in the same column.

b.All control groups present in a column of crosspoints will be linked together such that any operation on one control group will affect the others as well.

c.These two rules (a and b) apply for each crosspoint column in the combined mix, and also for the combined mix outputs.

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