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trim, and the volume control is moved to 10 in gain trim, on exit the volume will
remain at 3 until the pot is turned back to 3 again.
4.
Source select LEDs
The source select LEDs are used to show various states of the system including
metering.
1)
When yellow they indicate which of the sources is currently being routed to
the loudspeaker output.
2)
If all flash red, then this indicates that the current control that is being
operated has been disabled in the menu (select switch or volume pot)
3)
If one LED indicates red, while another becomes dimmer, this indicates that
the priority mode is currently active. The dimmed yellow LED indicates the currently
selected audio channel and the brighter red LED indicates the priority channel that is
currently receiving audio and is active and will be ducking the audio of the selected
channel.
5.
LED PPM mode
It is possible to enable two different Peak Programme Meter (PPM) modes in the
menu.
‘Bar’ mode makes the 4 source LEDs work as a traditional meter, showing the output
level of the currently selected source.
‘Colour’ mode makes the selected LED change colour to indicate its own source
level. Whereby Blue = on with no audio, through green, yellow, then red to indicate
high level.
