4 - Module operations—Dynamics processor settings
4–5
first screen controls channels 1–16 and the second
controls channels 17–32.
Use the POD
ROW CURSOR
controls to move the
“box” up and down, highlighting the channels which
are to be edited.
The POD rotary controls adjust the level of the signal
sent to the Aux buss.
This level can be adjusted from
+10.0dB
(rela-
tive to nominal) to
-¢dB
(minus infinity–full cut)
in 128 steps.
The left POD switches control whether the Aux send
signal from the selected channel is on or off.
For Aux busses 1 and 2, the right POD switch func-
tions as a pre/post selector, allowing the pickoff point
for the Aux send to be pre-fader or post-fader.
The pre-fader point is also before the cut and solo
switches, as well as before the pan.
The bottom POD row of the screen provides controls
for the two stereo inputs, as well as a global control
control. Turn the fourth POD’s knob to select
between
-¢dB
(full cut),
0dB
(nominal),
AUX
OFF
,
AUX ON
and (for Aux sends 1 and 2 only)
PRE
and
POST
. Use the left POD switch to
SET
the value selected using the knob for all
channels.
AUX Fader control :
There is also one impor-
tant on-screen button at the top of the screen: the
AUX FADER CONTROL
button.
When this option is selected using the cursor and
ENTER
keys, the faders will move to match the Aux
send levels of the currently-selected Aux buss, and
the currently-selected
LAYER STATUS
indicator
(
[3]
) will flash to show that the faders are no longer
controlling channel and module levels.
The PODs are also active, and moving a POD knob
will also move the appropriate fader to reflect the
new level.
NOTE
This is the only time that the
ST IN
faders
change function.
If two channels have been linked as a stereo pair (see
4.2, “Stereo linking”), only the left POD of the pair is
active.
Stereo linking and AUX sends :
If two Aux
sends have been linked together as a stereo pair, there
are now four screens available when an
AUX
key is
pressed.
As well as the level screens for the two sets of 16
channels (identical to the one described above), there
are also two pan screens; one for each set of 16
channels.
In these screens, the POD rotary controls are used to
adjust the relative level of the signal sent to the two
linked Aux busses.
The left switch of the PODs is used to center the pan
control for the channel.
In the case of a stereo linked pair of channels, the left
POD only is active. The pan control changes to a bal-
ance control. This can be centered using the left POD
switch in the same way as a mono channel.
The left switch of POD 4 in the last row is used to
copy the channel pan settings of all channels to the
pan settings for the selected Aux send pair. In this
way, the main “buss” image of the channels is pre-
served in the Aux sends.
4.6 Dynamics processor settings
These settings are accessed by pressing the
MODULE
key for the selected channel until the
EQ/DYN
screen is shown, or alternatively by pressing the
