OnAir 500 Digital Mixing Console
12-8 Connectors
Date printed: 10.08.05
12.3.3
Input Assignment
The first step is to decide which input connector – in this case
MIC/LINE 1
–
we want to use and assign it to either
INPUT 1
or
INPUT 2
of one of the chan-
nels found on the OnAir 500. In the following example we are going to use
INPUT 1
of channel 1.
1
Press the
SETUP
button found below the LC display and use the
PARAM-
ETER
encoder to scroll alphabetically to the
Assign Channel
menu.
2
Press the
SETUP
button again to enter assign channel mode.
3
Press the
SELECT
button on channel 1, and then make sure that
INPUT 1
is
selected (the
INPUT 2
button should not be illuminated). You will notice that
the LC display will show your selection.
4
Now use the
PARAMETER
encoder to scroll through the list of named sources,
until you find “
M/L1
”. As you scroll through the dif ferent input choices,
notice how the input names also change in the four-character display found
at the top of channel 1.
5
You have now assigned the
MIC/LINE 1
input connector to the
INPUT 1
of
channel 1. Press the
SETUP
button again to exit setup mode.
Note:
For 12-fader OnAir 500 Modulo versions, the SPDIF1 input can be assigned
to the fader channels 1...6 only, while the SPDIF2 input can be assigned to
the fader channels 7...12 only.
12.3.4
Input Naming
Although not essential, you may choose to give the input connector a custom
name for ease of recognition. This is limited to four characters.
1
Press the
SETUP
button and use the
PARAMETER
encoder to scroll alphabeti-
cally to the
Input Naming
menu.
2
Press the
SETUP
button again; the left-hand field of the display will flash.
Select
MIC/LINE1
using the
PARAMETER
encoder.
3
Use the
t
u
(left/right) arrow buttons to position the cursor over any of the
four character spaces in the right-hand field of the LCD.
Character-by-character, use the
PARAMETER
encoder to scroll through the
whole alphanumeric character list, or press the
z
(up) arrow button to incre-
ment through the numbers, or the
i
(down) arrow button to delete the cur-
rent character, or to insert a space.
4
Press the
SETUP
button again to exit setup mode.
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