SoundCraft RM1d, User Manual

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RM1d/RM1ds User Guide
AUX 1 and AUX 2 Controls
Each channel can be routed to the AUX 1 and AUX 2 busses. Turning either control clockwise
will activate the AUX Send and the corresponding AUX legend will illuminate in the Status
Window of the selected channel.
Turning either control fully anti-clockwise (Off) will mute the AUX send and the corresponding
AUX legend in the Status Window will extinguish.
The AUX MASTER control (9) determines the overall level of the AUX 1 or AUX 2 bus output.
The PRE button next to each AUX control switches the AUX Send between Pre and Post Fader
modes (when selected the PRE button will turn Amber). Pre Fade mode will enable an AUX
signal to be sent even if the fader is down. If AUX 1 and 2 are stereo linked, the PRE button
and send level for AUX 2 will be disabled.
TRIM Control
When using EQ, the total amount of signal present on a channel can be radically changed. This
can result in the digital signal level clipping, even if the original signal level was ideal before EQ
was applied. This is indicated by the DIG CLIP LED (7) on the corresponding channel strip. The
TRIM control (16) can cut or boost the digital signal level by ±12dB, to compensate for signals
that are either too soft or too loud.
PAN Control
When a stereo source is routed to the Stereo Outputs using one or both of the STE (PROG/AUD)
buttons (18), the PAN control (17) will act as a balance control adjusting the amount of signal
sent to the left and right outputs of the selected stereo bus. If the selected channel is using a
mono source, then the PAN control will pan the signal between the left and right outputs of the
selected stereo bus.
STE 1 (PROG) and STE 2 (AUD) Buttons
Each button (18) routes the selected channel to either the STE 1 (PROG) or STE 2 (AUD) output
busses (26). When routed the corresponding legend (2) will illuminate in the Status Window.
The CHANNEL FADER (8) adjusts the level of the signal in that channel being sent to the STE 1
(PROG) and STE 2 (AUD) output busses.