mono input module 1
bus assignment features
The Input bus assignment section offers considerable flexibility for creat- ing what eventually becomes the main output mix. Such features as LCR, GROUP PAN ON and eight-individual group assignments allow several approaches to building the desired mix.All assignments are derived post- fader, post-eq, and post-mute.
left-center-right—LCR
This feature is used to precisely position a signal in a sound system with a center speaker cluster in addition to left and right clusters.The PAN control becomes an integral part of how the input-signal is sent to the LEFT, CEN- TER, and RIGHT outputs.
The post-fader signal is assigned to the LEFT, RIGHT, and MONO/CENTER buses. Relative amounts of the signal fed to each bus is determined by the position of the PAN control.
pan control
The pan control positions the signal within the stereo left/right field, (or between left/center or center/right in LCR mode). The signal must be assigned to either LCR or the L-R bus for the pan control to have any affect.
see—left-center-right
safe preview—LED
LED Green steady
This means that the mute function is in safe-mode. If the channel is part of a mute scene, it will not be activated when the scene is recalled.The local mute function operates normally regardless of whether or not the channel is in safe-mode.
LED Green flashing
The micro mute system is in edit-safe mode, and the channel is included in the safe-scene. Pressing the local mute button will include or exclude the mute from the safe-scene.
Pressing the edit-safe button in the micro channel section will remove the console from edit-safe setup mode and save any changes that have been made to the safe-scene. At this point, the green-LEDwill stop flashing.
The green-LEDwill light steadily if the channel is part of the safe-scene, or extinguish if it is not part of the safe-scene.
When in safe-mode, | + |
a channel will not |
accept commands for any external source.
Commands sent from the master onboard processor and any external MIDI device will also be ignored.
green-LEDstatus | ® |
flashing green | |
edit-safe mode
channel included in safe-scene
steady green
part of the safe-scene
no light
not part of the safe-scene
