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1 – Introduction : About the manual
About the manual
Pushed controls on the
Their virtual equivalents displayed on screen are referred to as “buttons”.
Within this manual, the following typographic con- ventions are used:
•The name of a control or connector on the unit is written in the following way: LINE/MIC.
•Messages and text shown on the display of the
•The name of a control or connector on another unit is written in the following way: AUX IN.
What’s in the manual
1, “Introduction” (page 9) This section, pro- viding an introduction to the
2, “Basic operational concepts” (page 16)
This is
3, “Connections” (page 38) Provides informa- tion on how to connect the
4, “Routing & assignment” (page 46) Since the
5, “Channel modules” (page 59) This sec- tion describes the modules which form the basic “building blocks” of the
This section also contains information on using the
6, “Effects” (page 81) The parameters control- ling the
7, “MIDI” (page 91) This provides information on the MIDI capabilities provided by the
8, “Remote operation” (page 93) The DM- 3200 is capable of acting as a remote control unit for a wide variety of external devices, including DAW systems. This section explains how to use these capa- bilities.
9, “Specifications” (page 102) Specifications of the
Also note that there are two separate publications in addition to this manual and the printed Quick Refer- ence Guide: these cover the automation features of the
Notes and warnings
TIP
We give hints and tips on using the
NOTE
These notes provide additional explanations for special cases, etc.
CAUTION
Cautions show that you may lose data or performance may suffer if the instructions are not followed.
WARNING
These warnings should be taken very seriously. They describe situations which can cause injury, or damage to equipment if the instructions are not followed.
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