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Default input configuration:
WP IN 1:
Microphone
WP IN 2:
Line
WP IN 3:
Module
WP IN 4:
Dante 1 (optional)
WP IN 5:
Dante 2 (optional)
WP IN 6:
Dante 3 (optional)
WP IN 7:
Dante 4 (optional)
WP IN 8:
Dante 1+2 Stereo (optional)
Front control > Settings > Line out:
The line out settings menu leads you to a separate menu where the configurations for the line output connection
can be made. This menu includes exactly the same settings as available for the amplified output of the amplifier
(except irrelevant settings such as, standby, limiter and output type), with some additional linking settings which
have to be configured here. The linking settings are available in the Line out > Output > Linking menu.
The functioning and configuration of the identical settings is described in the previous chapter, while here all
additional settings will be explained.
Front control > Settings > Line out > Output > Linking:
Various linking settings (Link input, Link volume and Volume offset) are shown here. These settings allow
permanent linking of both the amplifier and line output of the MFA.
Link input:
Selectable between On / Off
Link volume:
Selectable between On / Off
Volume offset:
Selectable within a range of -70 dB ~ + 20 dB (Default= 0 dB)
Link input:
When enabled, the input signal for the line output is permanently linked and following the selected input
on the amplified output This is useful in installations where no individual source selection is required for the line
output of the amplifier. The input selection menu for the line output is not accessible when the inputs are linked.
Priority
When the input for both channels is linked with each other and a priority situation occurs on one of both, the
priority message will only be heard on the output the priority message is assigned to. The priority message won’t
be heard on the linked output. In case this is desirable, the priority should be configured to the secondary output
independently.
Link volume:
When enabled, the volume for the line output is permanently linked and continuously following the
configured volume on the amplified output. There will be only one volume fader shown on the main screen when
the volumes are linked.
Offset:
The offset parameter allows to configure a fixed difference in output level between the amplified and line
output when the volumes are linked. This is useful in situations where both outputs require different levels with a
constant correlation. The offset parameters indicates the difference in output level of the line output compared to
the amplified output. Positive values indicate a louder level of the line out, while negative values are indicating a
lower level of the line out.
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