Peavey GT, TC owner manual Width Control, BAL Control, PEAK/PFL LED Indicator

CENTURY SERIES SP / TC / GT

AUX 5 - 8 Individual Level Controls

Adjusts audio level of a mix for use as a monitor or an effect send. The signal source for these mixes may be selected pre or post fader by an associated switch.

WID(TH) Control

When used together with the BAL control, the WID control provides a unique way to configure stereo panning. When turned all the way counter-clockwise, this control convention- ally assigns the left signal to the left (odd) channel assignment, and the right signal to the right (even) channel assignment. When adjusted to the ‘twelve o’clock’ position, left and right signals are panned straight up the middle, effectively summing them to mono. When this knob is turned all the way clockwise, the left and right signals are ‘flip-flopped’, left being assigned to the right (even) side, and the right side being assigned to the left (odd) side.

SIGNAL PRESENT LED

Constantly displays level activity of the input channel by vary- ing in intensity.

100mm Fader

Used for control of all outputs of the channel except those Aux output sections selected by switch to a pre fader position. (The Insert output level is not affected by the fader position.)

Scene Mute Assignments

Assign the input channel to any of the four scene mute groups. Scene mute combines with the module’s local mute button, and actuates the local mute LED.

Scene Mute Safe Switch

Disables any selected scene mute assignments. An associated green LED indicates the channel is in a safe state.

BAL Control

Positions the entire channel image between the left (odd) and right (even) channel assignment. Together with the WID con- trol, this gives total control of the stereo image.

MUTE Switch with LED

Mutes the channel and all send functions. This switch does not affect the PFL switch or the Peak and Signal Present LED indi- cators. The LED illuminates when the channel is muted from the local mute switch.

MONO Bus Assign Switch

Assigns the input signal directly to the Mono Clean bus.

Bus Assign Switches (L/R, 1-8)

Assigns the post Pan Signals to mix bus in odd/even pairs. Pan controls assignment between these two mix buses with extreme left pan assigning signal exclusively to the odd mix bus and extreme right pan assigning signal exclusively to the even mix bus. When the pan is in its center position, signal is fed equally to the odd (left) and even (right) mix bus. When used in stereo applications, the channel signal may be located anywhere with- in the stereo image as controlled by the Pan control.

PFL Switch

Samples the channel’s signal pre-fader and allows for monitor- ing within the master section of the console. This signal is not affected by the Mute Switch. When depressed, the signal level can be seen on the Left/Right meters, and heard via the mixer’s headphone or local monitor output. When this PFL Switch is depressed, the channel PEAK LED indicator illuminates at a lower intensity. When used as a status indicator of switch posi- tion, the Peak LED indicating circuit remains fully operational by illuminating at a much higher intensity than its use as a PFL status indicator.

PEAK/PFL LED Indicator

Illuminates RED when any of the points monitored come with- in 3db of the clipping point. Signal is sampled after the input preamplifier stage, after the EQ section, and after the fader.

This LED also serves as a PFL ON indicator, but at a much lower intensity than when it is used to indicate clipping.

INSERT L

INSERT R

BAL LINE IN L

BAL LINE IN R

BAL MIC IN L

BAL MIC IN R

Rear Connections

Direct Out

This jack provides the direct output signal (post fader & post mute) from the associated input channel.

Insert

This jack allows for the insertion of an effect or signal processor into the audio path of the associated input channel.

Bal Line In

This jack accepts balanced and unbalanced line level inputs and delivers it into the asso- ciated input channel.

Bal Mic In

This connector accepts balanced microphone inputs for the associated input channel.

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