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Deva MIX-12 Owner’s Manual Chapter 2
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Channel Trims
Each channel has a separate channel trim. Each channel can be attenuated or amplified using the
trim. The limit of the attenuation and gain is limited by the Deva itself. The input signal can be
attenuated by up to -20 dB and amplified up to +30 dB.
Attenuating Pre-fader Audio
Rotating the knob on the Mix-12 counter-clockwise attenuates the prefader audio.
Amplifying the Pre-fader Audio
Rotating the knob on the Mix-12 clockwise increases the pre-fader audio.
The actual amount of gain or attenuation can be seen on the input audio screen on the Deva.
Fader Input Meters
Each channel on the Mix-12 has a fader input meter, this meter is displayed using 18 LEDs. These
are all pre-fader input level indications. All inputs should read between 0dB and +6dB for best
performance.
In the Deva Home screen and Cue screen, pressing M toggles the Mix-12 metering between
prefader analog input, bus metering, and the disk mix metering.
NOTE: The PFL LEDs are inverted whenever the Mix-12 is not metering the prefader analog input bus.
The Mix-12 metering mode is not saved when powered down. The Mix-12 default setting of
metering the prefader analog is always used when first powered on.
Adjusting the Meter Brightness
You can adjust the meter brightness on the Mix-12. There are eight brightness levels that the meter
can be adjusted to. The brightest setting allows the meters to be seen in direct sunlight.
To adjust the meter brightness, use the meter brightness button located in the Deva Setup menu. All
meter brightness changes are saved when the Deva is powered down.
Record and Stop Buttons
The record and stop buttons on the Mix-12 are identical to those on the Deva and reflect the current
transport status of the Deva itself.
Channel Button (CH)
On each channel strip, the CH key allows direct access to that channel s effect and characteristics.
The CH key illuminates indicating the channels selected. When the Slate, Talk 1, or Talk 2 button
are pressed, the channels they are being mixed to illuminate.
Pressing the
CH
key opens the control menu for that channel, allowing easy access to setting input
type, phantom power options, EQ, channel assignments, channel delay, and more. Pressing the
CH
key again, takes you back to the screen you were previously on.