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Modifications
There are two modifications that, depending on your
workflow, you may like to make.
Insert Points on each 2081 Module default post-EQ. A
quick jumper change on the Channel PCB will move it
pre-EQ.
additional Modules can be purchased and installed if
there is still room in your console chassis.
Before completing either of the following modifications
make sure the power supply and interfaces are switched
off, and have been off for at least 1 minute.
Modification 1 - Insert
Point Post/Pre eQ
1. Double check the power supply is off.
2. Remove the hex screws situated at the
top and bottom of the 2081 Module.
3. The Modules are attached to the Channel
Bin Motherboard beneath them, firmly grip
the Aux A/B Pan Control and the Monitor
Path Pan Control. Carefully remove
the Module from the Channel Bin.
4. Find the area on the Module PCB that
is indicated in the image below.
5. Three jumpers indicated J601, J602
and J603 need to be moved.
6. If all three jumpers are placed on the
two pins closest to the front panel of the
Module, the Insert will fall post-EQ.
7. If all three jumpers are placed on the
two pins closest to the Channel Bin
Motherboard, the Insert will fall pre-EQ.
8. Once the changes have been made,
replace the Module carefully and firmly
back into the Channel Bin Motherboard.
9. Replace both hex screws before powering up.
Modification 2 -
Installing additional
Modules
1. Double check the power supply is off.
2. Remove the hex screws situated at the top
and bottom of the blank Channel Bin panels.
3. Remove the panels.
4. Place the Module(s) carefully and firmly
into the Channel Bin Motherboard. This
should provide a satisfying click…
5. Fit both hex screws before powering up.
6. Make sure the correct size blank panels
have been ordered and are refitted to
protect the console from dust etc.
7. On power up, the console will recognise the
additional modules and update the SMD chip to
the current motherboard version if necessary.