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XE300/XE500
PANEL LAYOUTS
(The iK42 is illustrated. The iK81 is similar, but with double the quantity of output indicators
and mute buttons).
Front Panel
1. Power Switch – Applies mains power to the device. If the device has entered Sleep
2. Graphical Display – This will show the Home screen; a useful overview of channel
3. Status Indicators – The OVERLAY indicator shows when there are parameters active
4. Parameter Encoders – Two velocity sensitive parameter encoders are used to adjust
5. Page Selection Buttons – When one of the buttons INPUT, OUTPUT or UTILITY is
XE300/XE500 User Guide V1.0
USER GUIDE
mode, it may be woken up again either from the Vu-Net application, or by switching
this switch off, then on again.
allocation. On most pages the currently selected channel and parameter information
is displayed on the upper part of the screen and the parameter value on the lower part
of the screen. The screen contrast can be changed by pressing the UTILITY button to
navigate to "Screen" and using the encoders to change the percentage; this can also
optimise the viewing angle.
on a group layer, which the user cannot access through the front panel of the device
(see Overlay Flush). The DANTE indicator shows that a Dante network feed is routed.
The ONLINE indicator has three states: Off – the unit is offline and not connected to
a computer or network. Flashing - the unit is searching for an IP address; if the unit
does not find an IP address the unit will assign itself an IP address automatically and
the indicator will stop flashing. On - the unit is online and connected with software. IP
settings can be viewed or changed within the UTILITY pages. The AES3 IN indicator
illuminates when one or more of the inputs is using an AES3 source.
parameters shown on the display. Up to three parameters at a time are displayed
on the screen. The parameter name is shown above the parameter value in each of
the three screen sections. Use SELECT to highlight the parameter, then ADJUST to
change it.
illuminated, the K and down J arrows will also illuminate, informing the user that
these buttons may be used to scroll through the various pages of parameters that
may be viewed and edited. The ENTER button is used to confirm an operation such
as storing or recalling a preset or snapshot. It will illuminate when the user is being
invited to press it. It will flash when warning the user that pressing this button will
activate an important function.
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