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This will either be a preset selection as would be useful in a standard crossover configuration
– for example
<-Crossover Ganging
Ganging=1+4 2+5 3+6
...would be a logical ganging arrangement if the crossover was set up as a 3 x 2 way – linking
the control and adjustment of all "Low" outputs together, all "Mid" outputs together and all
"High" outputs together.
However, if the crossover has not been set up with a preset routing configuration, then it may
be required to set up the ganging to compliment this configuration. This is achieved using the
Free Assign mode.
This is selected from the preset ganging choices, which are:
Ganging = None
Ganging = Free Assign
Ganging = 1+2+3+4+5+6
Ganging = 1+4 2+5 3+6
Ganging = 1+3+5 2+4+6
Ganging = 1+3 2+4
Selecting Free Assign and then pressing ENTER will begin the process of ganging outputs
together using the following simple rules:
All outputs are ganged to the lowest number – so to gang 3 & 5, 5 must be selected and then
ganged to 3.
Outputs cannot share more than one ganging set – so for example output 3 cannot be
ganged to 2 and 4 unless they are ganged together as well. (Effectively 3 and 4 are ganged
to 2 in this case)
With these rules in mind, selecting and setting up gangs is quite straightforward.
Press a MUTE key to choose the output to gang – its LED will begin to flash, and an EDIT key
will illuminate to show which output it is currently ganged with.
To change this selection, just press another EDIT key, remembering that gangs work from the
highest to lowest number. So, to gang outputs 1 and 5, press MUTE 5 then EDIT 1 – the
display will show
<-Crossover Ganging
Gang Output 5 with 1
Ganging is cleared by selecting
Ganging=None
from the initial choices given above.
All material © 2009. Martin Audio Ltd. Subject to change without notice.
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