Chapter 2
Locations and Functions of Parts and Controls
2-11
Chapter 2
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MONO SUM L and R switches
Press to select the mode of the summed line inputs sent
to both the left and right channel signal paths, as
shown below.
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Line output switch[1-2]
Sends the post fader signal to the line output buses 1
and 2, when depressed.
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BAL (balance) control
Turn to adjust the relative left and right signal level to
the line output buses as shown below.
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MUTE (channel mute) switch and indicator
Press to mute the left and right post fader signals. The
MUTE indicator lights when the MUTE switch is
depressed. This switch has no affect on the auxiliary
send buses when the PRE switch is depressed.
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PFL (pre-fader listening) switch
Sends the pre-fader signal to the PFL buses, when
depressed.
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Channel fader
Slide to control the left and right channel signal levels
that are fed to the line outputs. This also affects the
auxiliary sends when the PRE switch
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is not
engaged (post fader signal is selected).
The fader is also provided with a built-in switch to
control an external equipment connected to the
FADER START connector; setting the fader to
−
∞
Switch setting:
Input signals set to both
left and right signal paths:
MONO SUM L
L input
depressed
MONO SUM R
R input
depressed
Both MONO SUM L
L
+
R input
and R depressed
Both MONO SUM L
Normal stereo operation
and R released
If you turn the
Then, the line output signal is
BAL control:
panned as show below:
Fully towards “L”
Right channel output level is fully
attenuated. Left channel output
signal is fed to the channel 1
output bus.
Fully towards “R”
Left channel output level is fully
attenuated. Right channel output
signal is fed to the channel 2
output bus.
position makes the switch OFF, and sliding up the
fader from
−
∞
position makes the switch ON.
For the details of the FADER START connector, see Section
2-4-4 , “Control Signal Connectors” on page 2- 25 .
