Output Channels
1The meter uses a downward relative scale where the 0 segment represents the limiter threshold. For example, if the limiter threshold is set to +5dB in the output menu page, then the signal meter 0 segment represents 5dBu true value, the
The compressor threshold is also marked, relative to the limiter threshold, by a single steadily lit segment. For example, when the limiter threshold is set to 8dBu, the 0 segment is 8dBu; if the compressor threshold is
Note
If the limiter is set to OFF, the meter is scaled relative to 21dBu.
2While the signal level lies below the compressor threshold, the meter lights upwards from
3When the signal level reaches the compressor threshold level, the meter ‘flips’ and reads downwards to show the amount of gain reduction applied to the signal.
4With further increase, the meter reads in both directions: i.e., it increments upwards to track the signal level as it approaches the limiter threshold and increments downwards to show the applied gain reduction.
5When the limiter kicks in, the meter flips to read downwards from the 0 segment instead of just from the compressor threshold. It now shows the summed gain reduction from both compressor and limiter.
6.4. Output Gain and Mute - Front Panel Control
Each output is equipped with a dual action
To increase/decrease the level | turn |
To mute an output | push in and hold until the red ring lights |
To | push in and hold until the red ring light goes out. |
To mute all outputs | push in and hold an unlit output until it and then all |
| other controls light |
To | push in and hold a muted (lit) output until it and then |
| all other red rings go out |
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