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INPUT CHANNEL SETTINGS
Each audio input has a level bar 1 , from –60 to 0 dB.
0 dB is the peak level before distortion.
All input controls are here listed:
EDIT
2 opens or closes the setting window of the equalizer, the compressor, the
automatic gain control (AGC), the noise gate and the digital trimmer.
The INPUT 1 also includes all settings for BM 3003 paging microphone.
GATE 3 toggles the noise gate (automatic channel opening only if its signal exceeds
the predetermined threshold).
To access its parameters, click
EDIT
2
and select the
DSP
window.
COMP 4 toggles the compressor.
To access its parameters, click EDIT
2
and select the DSP window.
EQ
5 toggles the parametric equalizer.
To access its parameters, click
EDIT
2
and select the
EQ
window.
AGC 6 toggles the automatic gain control.
To access its parameters, click EDIT
2
and select the DSP window.
PRIORITY
7 : priority level setting from 0 (lowest) to 10 (highest) for the ‘ducking’
function (automatic level attenuation of one or more audio inputs when a signal is
detected at the input with the highest priority level).
INPUT (n) 8 : audio input label that can be edited after a double-click on the text.
MUTE
9 : (when lit) mutes the audio input.
SOLO 10 : (when lit) opens the selected input only (and mutes all the others).
11 Audio input level control. The level can be adjusted by moving the fader (by keeping
it with the mouse left button) or directly changing its value (above the fader: click the
number and then insert the new value with the numeric keyboard).
Click INPUTS SETUP (in the main window) to edit other input options.
PH48V: toggles the Phantom power
(48 V) in its respective input.
Phantom is usually needed by electret
microphones.
Warning: never turn Phantom
power on when not necessary
(i.e. for LINE level signal from CD
/ MP3 players, dynamic microphones) or
the used cable is unbalanced.
PH.SHIFT:
(when lit) inverts the signal phase.
Do not turn this option on (but particular needs).
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