T-44/48 Series Operation Manual
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T-44/48 Series | rev.
firm. 1.258 and above
A
Component
is a collection of settings (parameters) for one (input or output) channel.
Any one of the output components in a Module Preset may be recalled to any individual output.
Output
component
parameters
Input
parameters
Output
component
parameters
Component
Fig. 14: Component
These concepts are depicted in the System Engineer application as in the following
example of a 2-way Module:
Fig. 15:
System Engineer
2-way module
A
Snapshot
is a device-wide representation of most of the settings in the device. This is
represented as four Input Component numbers, four Output Component numbers, plus a
number of machine-centric settings such as routing and Input/Output Analogue/Digital selection
etc.
Device
Settings
Input A component number
Input B component number
Input C component number
Input D component number
Output 1 component number
Output 2 component number
Output 3 component number
Output 4 component number
Device
Settings
Input A component number
Input B component number
Input C component number
Input D component number
Output 1 component number
Output 2 component number
Output 3 component number
Output 4 component number
Output 5 component number
Output 6 component number
Output 7 component number
Output 8 component number
Fig. 16: Snapshot
4.1.4 Navigation
Parameter navigation and adjustment on the T-44 Series is very straightforward. There
is no concept of drilling down deeper into hidden menus; every parameter is accessible by
simply scrolling across a ‘map’ of parameter pages which can be thought of as placed on a 2-
dimensional grid. Horizontally across the width of the grid are the various channels, and
vertically up and down the grid are the parameter pages for each section of processing.
To view a parameter, repeatedly press the desired <
INPUT
> or <
OUTPUT
> channel
button until the desired channel is reached. Then repeatedly press the up <
> and down <
>
buttons to scroll through the processing parameters for the selected input/output.
