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The following name fields can be edited:
This 20-character name will be used on the master unit to indicate to the user
which of the slaves is being controlled. It is also displayed on any DN9340 units which are
being used as slaves. The first nine characters are not editable, and show the channel number.
The last eleven characters are editable by the user.
This 3-character name will be used on the front-panel displays of any DN9344 units in
the system.
Once all the assignments have been made, press “Confirm” to return to the Comms page.
Instead of selecting slaves manually from the master unit, the Helix system can be controlled from the solo
system of Midas Heritage and Legend consoles. The console RS-232 port is connected to the RS-232
connector (D9) on the rear of the master DN9340 unit using a straight-wired cable (no crossovers). Once the
channel assignments have been configured (see below) then pressing a solo button on the console will
automatically select the channel of EQ that corresponds to that console function onto the master unit, ready to
be controlled. To set up the assignment, first select the Comms page on the master unit. Now press the second
soft key (labelled “System”). This opens the system configuration page.
A highlighted area shows the field that is currently being edited.
The left-hand encoder scrolls up and down the list of units.
The touchstrip is used to select the column to be edited.
The following fields can be edited:
This allows each audio channel to be associated with a type of solo function on the
Midas Heritage or Legend console. The available functions are: None, Input, Group, Aux,
Matrix, Solo Clear.
This selects the particular channel solo that will be used for that channel of EQ.
So, for example, if slave EQ channel 1A is configured with Autosolo set to Group and Chan to 5, then
pressing group solo 5 on the console will select slave EQ channel 1A onto the master Helix unit for
control.
Once all the assignments have been made, press “Confirm” to return to the Comms page.
It is possible to copy a whole audio channel's settings to another channel or to multiple channels. Note that
mono channels can only be copied to other mono channels, and stereo linked channels can only be copied to
other stereo linked channels.
On the Master unit's Comms page, press the soft key labelled “Copy Mon” (to copy mono channels) or
the soft key labelled “Copy St” (to copy stereo channels).
Use the touchstrip to select the channel that you wish to copy from. Note that only channels of the
selected type (mono or stereo) are shown.
Press the soft key labelled “Confirm” to select the source channel.
Long name:
Name:
Auto-solo operation
Autosolo:
Chan:
Copy channel function