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The encoder navigates the options
GAIN → BALANCE → FADER.
Turn it until focus on GAIN.
Push to edit the value.
Turn to change the value.
Push to confirm and exit.
7 – MODE:
The mode changes the behavior and
configuration options available on the channel. The
mode is set according to the type of signal that the
channel will manage. To change it, touch the op-
tion on the touch screen and select a mode from
the drop-down menu.
There are three channel modes:
LINE For channels that manages any type of
source that not be microphones or com-
munications.
MIC It is the mode used for channels that op-
erate microphone signals. The micro-
phones can be connected to the on-
board mic inputs; they can be connected
to external UDX 2MIC or DMIC adapters;
or they can be wireless microphone re-
ceivers or third-party preamps con-
nected through line inputs.
TELCO
It is the mode used for channels that man-
age communications (land lines, Vo-IP,
Bluetooth cell phones). Channels defined
as TELCO can remotely control external
adapters UDX 2TEL, UDX 2TEL-P and UDX
TEL+BT.
8 – ACTIONS:
Special features that defines the
channel behavior. The available features depends
on the channel MODE.
Each action is enabled or disabled on the CHAN-
NEL SCREEN, by touching the option on the
screen. The red indicator shows if the option is
enabled (on) or disabled (off).
CUE SOLO and CUE AUTO OFF
This actions are available for all channels.
CUE SOLO
If enabled, when a CUE is turned on all CUEs of
other channels settled as CUE SOLO turn off. Only
the channels working as "CUE SOLO" are affected.
For others channels, one or more CUE buttons can
stay on.
If all channels work in CUE SOLO mode, there will
always be only one CUE turned on. A usual configu-
ration is to work the lines as "CUE SOLO" mode
(computers and audio players) and the micro-
phones and TELCO channels as "CUE NORMAL"
mode.
CUE AUTO OFF
If enabled, CUE is turned off when the channel is
on-air (ON-AIR button on and fader raised).
ACTIONS FOR “MIC” CHANNELS
The following actions are available only when
MODE = MIC.
MASTER MIC A & MASTER MIC B allow you to as-
sign the channel to master buttons A or B. All
channels assigned to a master button are turned
on simultaneously when the button is pressed.
A channel assigned to a master button can always
be activated independently by pressing the ON-AIR
button of the channel.
STUDIO A & STUDIO B are used when working with
two studios. Allows you to associate a microphone
channel with signaling outputs A or B; so that de-
pending on the location of the microphone, its acti-
vation turns the light “On Air” in the corresponding
studio.
CTRL ROOM MIC are used when a microphone is
located at the Control Room. It causes that when
turning on that microphone, the Control speakers
are muted, not the Studio speakers.
9 – PROCESS:
It shows the audio processes
available for that channel, and if they are activated.
They can be turned on / off by touching the process
name. To change the settings, touch the EDIT option
(see PROCESS screen)
The available processes are not in the channel, but
depend on the input that the channel has assigned.
10 – OUTPUT ROUTING:
Shows if the channel is
associated with a direct output. An example of this
is the external adapters UNIDEX UDX 2TEL, which
have an associated output for sending signals to
telephone lines. The ADMINISTRATOR user can ac-
cess the configuration by touching SETTINGS.
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