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Dashboard
Dashboard
The touchscreen has four channel
displays and a master display.
Channel
Displays
The top of each channel shows the
currently selected source. Each
source label includes a small icon
to identify its source type (mic,
line, USB, etc.). When the channel
is active, its ON switch and fader
LEDs illuminate.
To select a source:
1. Touch the source label. The
source selector appears.
2. Scroll to find the desired
source. Sources are organized
by type and identified by small
icons.
MIC1
Source label
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3. Touch a source to select it and
the channel number appears.
Sources already assigned to a
channel must be deselected
first.
4. To confirm your selection
touch the source label, or
simply press the Home button.
Setup the
ON AIR Light
To make use of the ON AIR light:
1. Select a microphone input.
2. Raise the fader and press the
ON button. The ON AIR lights
are underneath the CU and
come on. A "Quiet Please"
message is sent to your
colleagues while the
microphone is in use.
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MIC
MIC1
CH1
MIC2
Touch to select
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Level Indicator
Just underneath the source label you have a little bargraph which
indicates the source's input signal level. The bargraph of the master
display is always showing R-L-stereo.
Level indicator
The Fab Four
The center of each channel display
contains four user-selected
parameters that display each time
that source is selected. These
are typically the most frequently
accessed parameters, which is why
we call them the Fab Four.
Each source can have many other
parameters "behind the scenes"
but these Fab Four offer especially
easy access.
To adjust a parameter:
1. Touch one of the rotary
elements.
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2. Your selection zooms in.
3. The rotary control is tempora-
rily assigned to the zoomed
function.
4. Use the rotary control to adjust
the parameter. For finer
resolution, use the Shift key
while turning the knob. The
display remains touch sensitive
for the zoomed function, so
you can also touch the rotary
element and rotate in a circle.
5. Confirm the setting by pushing
the center of the knob. The
rotary control automatically
reverts to its normal function
as your monitor level control.
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