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PM1122-INT DIGITAL INTERFACE REMOTE
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Example one: by recalling preset 2, we want for zone 1: selector at source B, music level at maximum
and mic mix level at minimum. For zone 2 we want the selector at source D and both music as mic
mix level at 50%.
First thing to do, is to set the controls (selector and levels) at the desired values. To do this, type the
following instructions in the terminal window:
SET SELECT ZONE1 B<CR>
SET MSCLVL ZONE1 100<CR>
SET MICLVL ZONE1 0<CR>
SET SELECT ZONE2 D<CR>
SET MSCLVL ZONE2 50<CR>
SET MICLVL ZONE2 50<CR>
Now all controls are at the desired level. To store them in preset 2, use the following instruction:
STR PRESET 2<CR>
Example two: by recalling preset 7, we want only zone2 to change. The wanted controls are: selector
at source C, music level at 20% and mic mix level at 70%. Again, first we will have to set the controls
at the desired levels:
SET SELECT ZONE2 C<CR>
SET MSCLVL ZONE2 20<CR>
SET MICLVL ZONE2 70<CR>
Now we want to store only the values from zone 2 to preset 7:
STR PRESET ZONE2 7<CR>
A preset can be overwritten by storing at the same preset number or cleared by the CLR command.
To clear preset 5, use the following instruction:
CLR PRESET 5<CR>
To clear the complete preset memory:
CLR PRESET ALL<CR>
Recall a preset
Recall a preset by contacts
Two times 6 presets can be recalled this way. The EUROBLOCK connector has 8 pins, COM A, COM B
and 1 to 6. Making contact between COM A and contact 1 to 6 will recall the corresponding preset 1
to 6. Making contact between COM B and contact 1 to 6, will recall preset 7 to 12. The contact can
be momentary or continuous so both push button switches as rotary switches can be used.
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