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ALM-12d / Oct 2001
O P E R A T I O N
MXM STATUS Button
The MXM STATUS BUTTON is used to show the current mix-minus
status of the inputs assigned to each fader.
Checking Mix-Minus Status
When you press the MXM STATUS BUTTON, each fader DISPLAY
changes to show the mix-minus status of that fader’s current source. The
displays will flash, as will the MXM STATUS BUTTON. On each fader
DISPLAY character 1 relates to caller feed mix-minus 1, character 2 to caller
feed mix-minus 2, character 3 to general purpose mix-minus 1 (MXM1), and
character 4 to general purpose mix-minus 2 (MXM2).
If the character is “C”, the source is constantly present in the specified
mix-minus output, even if it is not selected by a fader, and, if it is selected by
a fader, regardless of the fader’s setting or ON status. If the character is “P”,
the source is present in the specified mix-minus, regardless of the setting of
the associated fader, as long as it is selected by a fader. If the character is “A”,
the source is present in the specified mix-minus, at a strength dependent on the
fader position, as long as it is selected by a fader and the fader status is ON.
If the character is “N”, the source is never present in the specified mix-minus,
regardless of fader selection, position, or ON status. NOTE: If the mix-minus
status of a source is “C” or “P” and the source is assigned to a fader, and the
fader is on and assigned to a bus which is the current caller feed bus, then the
strength of that input in the caller feed will depend on the fader setting. Note
that the first two characters of mix-minus status on the phone channel are
always “2” and “1”, indicating that the callers always cross feed.
If a fader has “OFF” as its selected input, the display for that fader will
show NNNN when showing mix-minus status.
To return to normal display, press the MXM STATUS BUTTON. The
button stops flashing. If you neglect to press the button, the console will return
to normal display and the MXM STATUS BUTTON will stop flashing after
a timeout of approximately one minute.
TIMER SECTION
The console timer allows the operator to determine elapsed time of events.
The TIMER SECTION consists of a TIMER DISPLAY and a set of TIMER
CONTROLS.
Timer Display
The TIMER DISPLAY, located in the METERBRIDGE, shows the
elapsed time in minutes and seconds, up to a maximum elapsed time of 59
minutes and 59 seconds, after which the timer will turn over to zero and
continue.
ALM-12d / May 2002