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RM1d/RM1ds User Guide
The EDIT STRIP
The EDIT STRIP
The EDIT STRIP
The EDIT STRIP
The EDIT STRIP
The EDIT STRIP is a central panel offering all of the usual facilities you would expect to find on
a standard channel strip. The EDIT STRIP can be applied to any channel by pressing the
channel's EDIT button. The EDIT STRIP will remain active on the selected channel until the
EDIT button on another channel is selected.
AUX Master Control
Used in conjunction with the AUX 1 and AUX 2 buttons, this control (9) adjusts the overall send
level for either the AUX 1 or AUX 2 bus. When the associated STE button is pressed, both the
AUX 1 and AUX 2 buttons illuminate to indicate that they are now linked as a stereo pair, (AUX
1=L and AUX 2=R). In this case the AUX MASTER Control will adjust the send level as a stereo
pair. The red STE LED found next to the AUX 1 Send control will illuminate to show that the
stereo link mode is active.
NOTE: The AUX MASTER control and it's associated buttons are always active regardless of
which channel is currently selected to the EDIT STRIP.source.
The HF Control (High Frequency)
The HF control (10) has a shelving characteristic and offers 12dB of cut or boost at a frequency
of 10kHz.
The LF Control (Low Frequency)
The LF control (11) has a shelving characteristic and offers 12dB of cut or boost at a frequency
of 100 Hz.
The MF Control (Mid Frequency)
The MF control (12) has a semi-parametric characteristic and offers 12dB of cut or boost.
The FREQ control selects the frequency to be adjusted and has a range of 500Hz to 8 kHz.
The HPF Button
The HPF button (13) inserts the variable High Pass Filter into the channel. This is useful for
reducing unwanted low frequency interference. The choice of frequencies for the High Pass
Filter are 80, 100, 150, 200, 250Hz.
The EQ IN Button
The EQ IN button (14) switches the EQ section On and Off, excluding the High Pass Filter (13),
which is not affected by this control.
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