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DAY TO DAY OPERATION
(and hidden functions)
1.
Selecting a Source
Pushing the select switch will scroll the input source to the next available input (note
available inputs can be set in the menu system).
If Sum (mixing) is enabled, then the enabled sum options will be scrolled through
after the individual inputs.
The select switch can be disabled in the menu system, if it has been disabled then if
pressed it and all the front panel source LEDs will all flash red.
2.
Front panel volume control
The volume control adjusts the output volume of the loudspeaker.
There are a few possible settings for the volume control that can be set in the menu
system in Glensound controller.
1)
The volume control can be disabled…. i.e. the volume that it was set at when
it was disabled will become fixed and turning the control up or down will not affect
the output volume.
If it has been set as disabled when it is rotated the 4 input source LEDs will flash red
to indicate a warning to the user that it is fixed.
2)
It is also possible to set within the menu system a minimum (Min) volume.
This means that when the volume control is turned fully anti-clockwise it will not fully
attenuate the volume and the source audio can never be completely turned off.
3)
It can be used in conjunction with the source select switch to adjust a
particular inputs level (see Input trim control).
Note if it has been used in this way then it must be turned to its previous volume
position before it will again start effecting the output volume of the loudspeaker.
3.
Input trim control
This function allows an individual input to have its level adjusted.
When a single channel is selected, press and hold the select button to trim the gain
using the front panel volume pot (not available in channel sums).
The channel LED will show in orange, and the pot can then be used to set the gain
value +/-16dB.
Note: On exit (i.e. once the channel select button has been released) the volume
control reverts to the normal volume control but will only become active when turned
to the current volume level. For example, if the volume was 3 before entering gain
