Wharfedale Pro R1604, Руководство по эксплуатации

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A POST FADER auxiliary occurs in the signal chain after channel fader. This type of auxiliary is normally
used to send to an effects unit, such as a reverb, where the level of reverb needs to follow the level of the
main fader.
6. AUX 1 Control: The Aux Send is mono and Post EQ. This controls the amount of signal being sent down
AUX 1, and ranges from -Infinity dB to +15dB.
7. PRE/POST Switch: The AUX 1 could slect pre or post fader for monitors, effects or separately balanced
feeds for recording and broadcast. Signals being sent to an effect unit can be return to mixer via the EFX
Returns found on the top panel of the mixer.
8. AUX 2 Control: Aux 2 is set to post fader whicn allows you adjust channel send level to external devices
such as effect units or additional headphone/monitor system, and ranges from -Infinity dB to +15dB.
Volume and Panning
9. PAN Control: The Pan control adjusts the amount of channel signal sent to the left versus the right inputs.
On the mono channels the controls act as true Pan pots. When working with subgroups (ALT 3-4), you
can use PAN control to assign the signal to just one output, which gives you additional flexibility in
recording situations.
10. SOLO: The solo button allows you to meter and listen to an individual channel in isolation from other
channels. When pressed, the channel signal is sent to the headphone/control room output whilst signals
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from the Main Outputs and any channels not SOLO d, are also disconnected from the headphone output.
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All non SOLO d signals are also disconnected from the Main Output Meters, and these meters now
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become the SOLO Meter for any SOLO d channels. The SOLO is PFL (Pre-Fader Listen) and therefore
the signal you are hearing and metering occurs before the main channel fader. Using the SOLO Button in
conjunction with Gain Level control is the best way to ensure that the signal is coming into the channel at
correct level. After pressing the SOLO Button the input gain should be adjusted so that the highest peaks
of the signal are metering at between 0 dB and +3 dB. This should be done individually for each channel.
Press the SOLO button does not affect the Main Outputs/ALT3-4 and therefore you can use this feature
to check what is coming into a channel, leaving the Main Mix undisturbed. When in operation the SOLO
ON (25) light in the Master Section will be lit.
11. MUTE Switch: The MUTE switch cuts the signal coming down the pre- fader, hence muting that channel
in the Main Mix and the input signal will be routed to the ALT 3-4 output instead of the Main Mix. The aux
send 1 & 2 which are set to post-fader are likewise muted for the channel, while the AUX 1 pre-fader
monitor path remain active (switch on) irrespective of whether the channel is muted or not.
12. Peak LED: The PEAK LED lights up when the input signal is driven too high.
13. Signal Present LED: The LED will light when the channel signal exceeds -20dBu.
14. The Channel Fader: The fader allows you to control the amount of channel signal being sent to the Left
and Right Main/ALT3-4 Outputs. The amount of signal ranges should from, -infinity dB (no signal) to +10
dB (maximum signal). When in 0 dB position there is no boosting or cutting of the signal coming down
the channel, and this give the optimum signal to noise ratio. To get best results it is important to set the
Input gain level correctly.
R Series Mixers
R1604 & R2004 .4.