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User Manual
2.1: OVERVIEW
GETTING STARTED > OVERVIEW
2.1: GETTING STARTED > OVERVIEW
The Si Impact console offers an incredible amount of flexibility and ease-of-use for its relatively
compact size. To achieve this, there are several assignable features it is advisable you understand
before using the console for performance.
Assignability
Assignability means that one button can assign a function to many other buttons. For example,
pressing a Control Channel SEL button assigns that channel’s entire channel strip and associated
controls to the Assignable Channel Strip (ACS) section. In this way, the ACS can take the place of
many sets of repeated controls.
In addition, the console has 14 Mix busses, four stereo Matrix busses, and four internal FX send
busses, most conveniently accessed with the tOTEM controls, which assign their respective bus
mixes to the console faders.
For full detail on the Si Impact’s assignable controls, please see section 3.
Also note that the MIX 1-14 Busses and Bus masters serve the same function as Auxiliary Mix
busses and masters.
Physical I/O, DSP Channels, Control Channels
Because the console has inputs and outputs that can be patched anywhere, and DSP channels that
can be controlled by any Control Channel, these elements are considered separate in this manual.
Section 5
deals with the console’s patching system, which connects physical inputs and outputs
to DSP channels.
Section 6
deals with DSP channels (Input Channels, Mix busses and masters,
and so on), routing, and channel-type-specific settings. Section 7
deals with the assignable control
channels (console surface controls) and the channel processing elements that they control.
Section 8
(Mix Features) deals with console performance functions that sit outside the assignable channel
structure, such as Mute Groups, VCA Groups,
Copy And Paste, the interrogation function, the
Solo system, and so on.
Touch Screen
The console Touch Screen has a simple,
one-layer menu structure. The main menu is
the default screen and can always be accessed
by pressing the MENU button next to it.
The Main Menu options are clearly labelled and
lead to simple menus or special functionality,
such as a QWERTY keyboard for text input
etc. Please see Chapter 4 for more detail on
the Main Menu options. The individual Menus
themselves are dealt with in the relevant chap-
ter references (For example, the INPUTS menu is dealt with in the Input Channels reference).
Power
Use the power switch on the rear of the console to turn the console on and off. To boot into software update
mode, hold down the recessed Boot Loader switch when turning on.