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2. System
Schedule:
Select a Schedule 1–30 to edit. To edit a Schedule, you may have to enter the
administrator password.
•
On
/
Off:
Select this to enable or disable the schedule. You can use multiple schedules
simultaneously.
•
Date:
Select this to set a specific date on which to apply the schedule (instead of regular days
of the week). Click each menu to select the
Month
,
Day
, and
Year
. You can also set the
schedule to repeat every month, day, and/or year.
•
Day of Week:
Select this option to apply the schedule regularly to certain days of the week
(instead of a specific date). Select each day to turn it on or off.
•
Time:
Select this option to set the
Hour
and
Minute
when the schedule will be applied. You
can also set the schedule to repeat every hour.
•
Command:
This field will show any serial commands assigned to the Schedule. Serial
commands can be added or changed using Web Remote.
Mic/Line:
Select a Mic/Line 1–6 to edit.
•
Name:
Select this to edit the display name of the Mic/Line channel, up to 32 characters.
•
Mic/Line:
Select this to set the input level for a microphone (
Mic
) or a line-level device (
Line
).
•
Hi pass filter:
Select this to turn the high-pass filter on or off.
•
Phantom:
Select this to turn phantom power on or off. Please note that most dynamic
microphones do not require phantom power, while most condenser microphones do. Consult
your microphone’s documentation to find out whether it needs phantom power.
Source:
Select a Source 1–4, Aux, or Aux AGC to edit.
•
Name:
Select this to edit the display name of the Source up to 32 characters.
•
Gain:
Select this to set the gain trim level of each audio source.
•
Aux AGC:
These settings control the automatic gain control (
AGC
), which adjusts the gain level
to help reduce noise in the signal.
o
Compensation Level:
Select this to set how much gain is applied after the signal is
compressed by the AGC.
o
Response Time:
Select this to set how quickly the AGC reacts to audio signal.
o
Noise Gate:
Select this to enable (
On
) or disable (
Off
) the noise gate. When on, the audio
signal will be automatically muted if it is below a certain volume level. This eliminates
moments during which the source is not producing any sound but there is still detectable
noise in the audio signal.
Output:
Select a Zone 1–8 to edit.
•
Name:
Select this to edit the display name of the Zone Output up to 32 characters.
•
Mono
/
Stereo:
Select this to set whether the audio signal the zone plays is monaural (
Mono
) or
binaural (
Stereo
). When set to Stereo it will actually use 2 zones (e.g., Zones 1–2, Zones 3–4),
which will share the same output settings.
Note:
When using a Stereo output, editing the first zone will apply changes to both zones. The
second zone will show as unavailable for editing.
•
Priority Settings:
Each zone has settings for
1
st
priority
and
2
nd
priority
. When the
mic
/
line
input
(set in the
Source
menu) detects an incoming audio signal, any other signal sent to that
zone will be attenuated (“ducked”) so the incoming signal can be heard. The 1
st
-priority source
will attenuate the 2
nd
-priority source.
o
Volume:
Select this to set the volume level of the incoming audio signal.
o
Source:
Select this to set the source for the priority:
Mic
/
Line
1
–
6
or no source (
None
).
Setting both priorities to the same mic/line input will result in greater-than-normal
attenuation.
o
Threshold:
Select this to set the threshold. The incoming audio signal must be louder than
this threshold to attenuate the current signal. A lower threshold produces more attenuation.
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