Euphonix MixView CS2000, Operation Manual

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Section 4: Tutorial
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Let’s select a MODE for the lower fader block. This can be done directly from
the Numeric keypad or by using the SpinKnob. If you are familiar with the
modes by number (see Appendix A-3), enter the mode number and then press
the DSC [
Enter ] key. In our example we will use Mode 7-Stereo. Press 7 (you
will see 7 blinking in the SmartDisplay) then press the DSC [ Enter ] key. The
other way to select modes is to use the SpinKnob. First press [ F3 ] to access
the Mode menu:
Meters
Mode
F3 F1 F2 F4
F3 F1 F2 F4
16LF–> MODE 7:Stereo
16LF–> SRC MODE ASGN
SIDE NOTE:
The default fader
mode is mono.
PWR
LF
PWR
STEREO 1 BUS
L R
M1
M2
BAL
Using the SpinKnob, scroll through the modes until you see Mode 7:Stereo.
There is no need to press Enter when using the SpinKnob, just [
ESC ]ape back
up the menu tree.
The Bal LED below the fader’s Pan/Bal control will light, indicating that you
have now placed a balance control in the signal path. The signal flow diagram
is now:
Modes are a very important and powerful part of the routing structure of the
console. You should experiment with modes and be familiar with all of them.
See Appendices 3 and 4.
If you began the Tutorial with a “Default” (zeroed) console (all faders, controls
down and routing unassigned), then the meters will be in their OFF mode. We
will assume this is the case and set up the meters now.
We will show how to set the meter modes globally for all channel I/O meters
and then for individual channels via the SmartDisplay Meter menus. We will
also set the meters for the Master Module.