Ecler DAM614, User Manual

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IN SIN LEVEL:
o
The selector acts as an input selector: it allows you to choose between OFF and up to a
maximum of 4 of the 6 available inputs, for the outputs to which it is assigned. It is
necessary to determine the inputs that will be part of the selection options (REMOTE
INPUTS menu) and the outputs that will be affected by the selection (REMOTE OUTPUTS
menu)
o
The volume control acts on the volume of the crossing point between the input currently
chosen with the selector and each of the affected outputs (this allows the same input
source to be heard with a customized and independent volume for each output zone)
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IN SZONE VOL:
o
The selector acts as an input selector: it allows you to choose between OFF and up to a
maximum of 4 of the 6 available inputs, for the outputs to which it is assigned. It is
necessary to determine the inputs that will be part of the selection options (REMOTE
INPUTS menu) and the outputs that will be affected by the selection (REMOTE OUTPUTS
menu)
o
The volume control acts on the overall volume of the outputs. It is necessary to use the
REMOTE OUTPUTS menu to determine the outputs that will be affected
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PRESET: P1-P5:
o
The selector of the remote panel allows you to recall the first five DAM614 presets, P01 to
P05. Only one of the REMOTE ports can be assigned to this option: once this option is
assigned to one of them, it disappears from the selection menu of the other REMOTE
ports
o
The volume control is disabled
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PRESET: P1-P5+ ZONE VOL:
o
The selector of the remote panel allows you to recall the first five DAM614 presets, P01 to
P05. Only one of the REMOTE ports can be assigned to this option: once this option is
assigned to one of them, it disappears from the selection menu of the other REMOTE
ports
o
The volume control acts on the overall volume of the outputs. It is necessary to use the
REMOTE OUTPUTS menu to determine the outputs that will be affected
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MATRIX VOLUME:
o
The volume control acts as a group control on the volume of the crossing point between
one or more inputs and one or more outputs. This allows to control the volume of one or
more sources in one or more zones from a single wall panel. It's important to note that
when the crossing point of an input is assigned to an output for a REMOTE port, the same
combination can’t be assigned to another REMOTE port simultaneously
o
The selector is disabled
WARNING: when a REMOTE port is programmed to perform the preset recall, it is vital
that all the presets targeted by the same port are programmed for the same function.
Otherwise, a preset recalled from a REMOTE port could have its preset recall function
turned off, and it would be then impossible to recall a new preset from the same REMOTE
port
2. In the assignment menu of the REMOTE ports to the inputs or outputs volume control, the
signs displayed under the number of an input or output have the following meanings:
Blank = input or output not assigned to a remote port
● = Remote port assigned to the input or output
X = Incompatible selection, because it has already been assigned to another remote port