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C O N T R O L P A N E L
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D-7 / June 2006
To select a MODE, press the SET button of the desired channel or mix;
the SET button will illuminate, and the current mode setting for that channel
will be displayed on the MODE switches. MODE can be reconfigured by
pressing any allowable button.
MXM Master
This section is used to control the MIX-MINUS MASTER level for each
of the eight MIX-MINUS outputs. Press the
MIX-MINUS MASTER knob twice quickly
(like double-clicking a mouse), then press a
MIX-MINUS ASSIGN button, then rotate the
MIX-MINUS MASTER control to set the
output level for that MIX-MINUS.
MXM Assign
These buttons are used to control the
makeup of the eight MIX-MINUS buses. Press the SET button on any
channel. If that channel is assigned to feed an MXM bus, the corresponding
MIX-MINUS ASSIGN switch will be lit. Pressing a MIX-MINUS ASSIGN
switch will toggle that channel’s signal into or out of the
corresponding MXM bus. Note that you are assigning the
channel, and not the source, to the MXM bus.
MXM Talkback
To interrupt an MXM output with the predefined TB
signal, press any of the eight MIX-MINUS/TALKBACK
momentary switches.
Event Controller Section
This section provides a means for
storage and retrieval of control sur-
face settings, and naming those set-
tings as “events”. In this manner com-
plete configuration and setting infor-
mation that is used repeatedly (for
example, morning show) can be saved
and recalled. Up to 100 different events
can be stored.
Storing an Event
When an event is stored, all of the control surface’s current settings are
saved and will be recalled when that event is executed through the TAKE
command. To create a new event from current control surface settings, hit
the NEW button, and then hit the SAVE button. To overwrite an existing
event with the current settings, turn the PREVIEW SCROLL knob until the
desired event is displayed in the PROGRAM/PREVIEW window, then
quickly press MODIFY, then SAVE.
D-7 / Sep 2009