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5.3.2.7 n–X Pages
N–X Mode
5.3.2.8 FDR/Bus Page
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This is an indication on which main output assignment the channel's contribu-
tion to the N–X bus depends (PRG A, PRG B, REC, 5.1 A, or 5.1 B), or
whether the bus is used as AUX bus (AF or PF); in the latter case, its control
elements are displayed in orange, as usual for an AUX bus. This assignment
is performed on the Sum - N–X pages (see
N–1 mode can be activated there as well.
ON On/off control for the channel's contribution to the individual N–X buses;
highlighted if on.
This On button is greyed out if the N-X is set to on, but not audio is sent to
the N-X bus for any reason.This is the case with Off Air Record or if the N-X
is the return Line associated with this Logical Input.
Level The channel's contribution level to the individual N–X buses is indicated by
the yellow-colored bar graph. Its value is displayed in dB and can be set with
the rotary encoder below the field or on the channel strip. Maximum: +12 dB.
ON Button to toggle the channel on/off, highlighted if on (corresponds to and
works in parallel with the ON key on the fader strip).
Fader The channel fader value is indicated by the yellow-colored bar graph. The
value is displayed in dB and is set with the rotary encoder below the field. The
fader value adjusted here and the one of the physical fader in the correspond-
ing fader strip, if assigned, are working in parallel, it is a kind of 'the last
wins' circuit. This means that moving the physical fader also effects the bar
graph on the screen; the other way round, however, a change with the rotary
encoder sets the fader to takeover mode, because the new (electrical) fader
value and the fader's (physical) position will then be different. This does not
apply when using the optional motor fader modules.
Note: If the '0 dB on top' fader scale mode is active for the current user, the electri-
cal fader value can be set higher than 0 dB with this rotary encoder. When
touching the fader button (on motor fader modules) or slightly moving it (on
SW V6.0
OnAir 3000 Digital Mixing Console
chapter 5.3.3.4). The 'classical'
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