GRAUPNER mz-24 Pro Programming Manual page 139

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BACK
PHASE 1 Prog.MIX
CH1 >> CH3 TRIM ON
Select
AKT EIN CTL ON
NO
A +050% B +125%
CLR
OFFSET X +030%
LOGIC
OFFSET Y –050%
SYM OFF
Assign a switch or control switch as described in sec-
tion Control and Switch Assignment (page 26).
Press the BACK button at the top left of the display
to return to the mixer selection.
Curve (6 to 8) Mixer Setup
These three curve mixers make it possible to define
extremely nonlinear mixer guide lines with up to five
freely positionable points between the two endpoints
along the control travel: L (low = -100% control travel)
and H (high = +100% control travel) .
Programming Details
The control curve can be specified by up to 7 points,
(termed "support points") along the entire control stick
travel. In the basic program setting, 2 support points
describe a linear characteristic; the two endpoints at
the bottom control stick stop L and at the top control
stick stop H.
Notice
The following examples are for demonstration
purposes only and do not represent a realistic
mixer guide line.
Setting Support Points
A green vertical line, normally hidden, appears and
moves synchronously in the graphic between the two
mixer input control endpoints once the control switch
is activated. (In the example below, control function
CH8 is assigned to the side proportional rotary control
SL1.) To show the green line, press the
SERVO
ton at the bottom left to activate the switch:
BACK
INC
CH8
RES
DEC
The value field changes to
line representing the temporary control position ap-
pears in the graph and the control position is numeri-
cally displayed in the input IN line.
In the example below, the control at input CH8 is at
-045% of the control travel. The output signal remains
000% since a value has not been entered:
BACK
CH8
The intersection of this line with the mixer curve is
identified as output in the OUT line and can be var-
ied at the support points within a range of ± 125%.
This alters the control signal which affects the mixer
output.
Up to five additional support points can be set be-
tween the L and H endpoints; the distance between
each support points must be a minimum of 25%.
ST OFF
but-
PHASE 1 Prog.MIX SERVO
>> CH10 TRIM ON
ACT ON CTL ON
INC
IN –100%
OUT 000%
Press
DEC
POINT L 000%
ST OFF X-axis Y-axis ENT
ST ON , the green vertical
SERVO
PHASE 1 Prog.MIX
>> CH10 TRIM ON
ON
ACT ON CTL
IN –045% INC
OUT 000%
POINT ? DEC
000%
ST ON X-axis Y-axis ENT
Move the green line via the related control. To set a
ENT
support point, press the button:
BACK PHASE 1 Prog.MIX
CH8 >> CH10 TRIM ON
ACT ON CTL ON
IN –045%
OUT 000%
POINT ? 000%
ST ON X-axis Y-axis
A red dot appears at the intersection between the two
lines. At the same time, the ? in the POINT line is re-
placed with a point number, and the value field to the
right shows the current output value:
BACK PHASE 1 Prog.MIX
CH8 >> CH10 TRIM ON
ACT ON CTL ON
IN –045%
OUT 000%
POINT 1 000%
ST ON X-axis Y-axis
The set point can be moved horizontally with
the X-axis function within a range of approximately
± 90%, and vertically with the Y-axis
a range of ±125%. Refer to the Changing the Sup-
port Point Value section (page 140) for additional in-
formation.
Notice
Remember that the percentages in the input (IN)
and output (OUT) line always refer to the tempo-
rary position of the control stick and not to the
position of the point.
Use the same procedure to set the other support
points. The 5 support points between the L and H
endpoints can be created in any order; support points
Function menu | general - Free mixer
SERVO
INC
Press
DEC
ENT
SERVO
INC
DEC
ENT
function within
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