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Colour
This setting allows the user to set the colour of the LED bar next to the
encoder and the box around the encoders section of the TFT display. The
following options are available:
• White
• Red
• Green
• Blue
• Yellow
• Cyan
• Magenta
To the right of the dropdown list is also a box which displays the colour
selected.
Display
This option is only available on the AVN-CU4-DANTE. This allows the user
to select which display they would like to configure the encoder for.
Encoder Position
Use the
Encoder Position
dropdown to select between six positions, this
is the position of the encoder on the
Page
.
Function
Metering Only
The encoder displays metering information for the input, output, or
connection (mix-point) configured.
Level
The encoder can be used to control the level of audio, rotating clockwise to
increase the level, anti-clockwise to decrease it, and double pressing on the
encoder to mute/unmute audio.
Pan
Available on points with pan control in the
General
tab. The encoder can be
used to pan the audio, rotating clockwise pans the audio right and rotating
anti-clockwise pans the audio left. The
Pan Mode
option also becomes
available allowing further customisation.
Level and Pan
Available on points with pan control in the
General
tab. The encoder can be
used with both
Level
and
Pan
functionality. Pressing the encoder once to
switch between the two functions.
Lock
Selecting
Lock
causes the encoder to be locked and so turning or pressing
the encoder no longer has an effect. If a locked encoder is turned or
pressed
ENC LOCKED
will flash on the screen to indicate that the encoder is
currently locked.
Page
Use the
Page
dropdown to select which page of a
Display
an encoder is
displayed on. Selecting
Unassigned
removes the encoder from all pages.
Selecting
All
adds the encoder to every page of a
Display
.
Pan Mode
Switched
The encoder switches between centre, fully left, and fully right panning.
Variable
The encoder is used to adjust the pan value gradually between the values
-12 (fully left) and 12 (fully right) allowing for more precise panning control.
