Phonic CELEUS 400, Руководство пользователя

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CELEUS 600
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43. EFX Send Master Control
This control adjusts the final level of the EFX mix (as taken from
the EFX level controls on each channel strip), the audio of which is
sent to the AUX Send 2 outputs, as well as the built-in digital effect
processor. The corresponding SOLO button allows you to send the
signal to the Control Room / Phones mix.
44. Pre / Post Control
This button alternates the Control Room / Phones source signals
between those of post-fader and pre-fader feeds
45. Control Room / Phones Controls
This control is used to adjust the audio level of the phones feed,
as well as the signal sent to the Control Room output. This is for
use in monitoring, as side fill, or for the addition of additional audio
gear.
46. Control Room / Phones Source
These buttons allow users to select the source for their Control
Room / Phones signal for monitoring purposes. By simply pushing
one of these buttons, users have the ability to monitor the Main,
Group 1-2, and 2T Return signals, either together or individually.
Individual SOLO signals still have priority over these signals.
47. 2T Return/USB Control
This control adjusts the incoming signal from both the RCA "2T
RTN" jacks and the USB interface. The signals are then sent to
the main mix.
48. Group 1-2 Controls
These faders are the final level control for the Group 1 and 2 audio
feeds, sent to the corresponding Group outputs on the rear of the
CELEUS 600. These can be used to feed external devices such as
effect processors and multi-track recorders. These faders can be
fed a signal from the various mono and stereo channels, as well as
the AUX Return 2, depending on your selections. When pushed all
the way up, these faders provide 10 dB of gain to the signal, and,
when set all the way down, effectively mute the signal.
The Group Controls also feature individual left and right buttons,
which allow you to send the various Group signals to the Main Left
and Right. This can be handy when wanting to combine the signals
from different signals and control their input levels simultaneously,
then send them to the Main L/R signal (eg. When multiple inputs
are used for drums, you can combine these inputs together to be
controlled much simpler by a single fader).
49. Wireless Pairing Switch and Indicators
This switch turns the Bluetooth function of the CELEUS 600 on
and off. The ON LED will light up when the Wireless function is
activated while the "WIRELESS READY" LED will light up when
a connection is established between a SmartDevice and the
CELEUS.
USB Recorder Description
The USB Recorder’s source signal is taken directly from each
individual input channel. When playing audio, the signal will pass
through the Tape In/USB control and then is sent directly to the
main mix. The CELEUS 600 supports playback of WMA and MP3
files with bit rates of up to 320 kbit/s is possible.
50. USB Port
Connect your USB flash drive to this input. Once a drive is
connected, the files will initiate and the main menu will appear on
screen. Users are advised to format their USB memory sticks with
the FAT-32 file system. This connector can also be used to connect
to your PC to take advantage of the onboard storage.
51. Display
This display will display the track number currently being played. It
also offers play, pause and record indicators as well as the current
play/record time.
52. Play Button
Push this button to start and stop playback and recording of the
currently displayed track. Starting a track after it is paused will
resume the track from the point at which it was paused (in both
record and playback mode). When in recording mode, push and
hold this button to finalize recordings.
53. Back/Next Buttons
Pushing these buttons will allow users to skip back and forwards
between tracks. When the menu is activated, these buttons are
used to scroll through on screen options.
54. Stop/Menu Button
Push this button to stop playback or recording when applicable.
Push and hold the button to access the USB recorder/player’s
main menu.
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