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Time of Day Clock
The MASTER LCD SCREEN includes the display of a time of day
clock. To set the time on this clock you run a Wheatstone utility program,
WSTimeSet.exe, on a network computer. The program allows you to set
the clocks on multiple control surfaces by specifying the IP addresses of
the control surfaces in a list. A single command then updates all specified
clocks. Program options allow auto updating at midnight or at the top of
the hour. See Appendix 1 for details.
XY Controller Section
This section provides a means of selecting sources
for input channels and destinations for output mixes.
Selecting Input Channel Sources
The operator designates the desired input chan-
nel by pressing its SET button in the Input section. Its
current input source is shown in the SOURCE dis-
play and the location of that source shown in the
LOCATION display. Input channel meterbridge
LCD displays will mirror that same information. A
different input source may be chosen by rotating the
SOURCE knob. When displaying the current source
the CLEAR button lights; when displaying any other
source the TAKE button lights. When the desired
source is shown in the SOURCE display, pressing the TAKE button will
execute the take command on the downstroke, and the new input will be
shown in the SOURCE display and in the meterbridge LCD display. This
function operates the same as the SOURCE knob on the input panels. To
remove the input source from the input channel and leave nothing
connected, press the CLEAR button. The connection will be broken and
the display will show “NO SOURCE”.
Selecting Output Mix Destinations
When a SET button on an output mix channel (i.e., any of the auxes,
monitors, or MXM masters) is pressed, its most current destination will be
shown in the DESTINATION display, and the location of that destination
will be shown in the LOCATION display. A mix is capable of being sent
to one or many outputs. To see all the destinations that the mix feeds, rotate
the DESTINATION knob. If the mix feeds the displayed destination the
CLEAR button will light; it the mix doesn’t feed the displayed destination
the TAKE button will light. You may also “dobby” the DESTINATION
knob to step through all of the currently routed destinations.
EXAMPLE: An example might be a MXM feed routed to several listeners
participating in the program, or an AUD bus routed to multiple recording devices.
Tip: DOBBY (pronounce
dah-bee) - means to
quickly press and release
an encoder knob.
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