Stereo Cue Sends; Mono Auxilliary (Aux) Sends - Solid State Logic ORIGIN User Manual

Stereo Cue Sends

Each channel can access two Stereo Cue sends (A and B) with independent Level and Pan controls.
The channel signal is unity gain to the Cue Bus
when the Send Level control is fully clockwise
and the PAN control is hard left or right. The
centre Pan level is -4.5 dB from 0 dB to each bus:
a traditional SSL compromise between typical
mono -3 and -6 dB centre points for constant
perceived level or power.

Mono Auxilliary (Aux) Sends

Each channel can access four mono Aux sends
(1 to 4) with independent level controls.
ORIGIN User Guide
By default, both sends are fed from the Large Fader path, pre-fader, post-insert, but can be
switched to Post Fader (post Insert) by engaging the corresponding POST switch. Each send can
also be switched to source their feed from the Small Fader path using the SF switch.
By default, the Aux sends are fed from the Large Fader path, post-fader, post-insert, but can be
switched to Pre Fader (post Insert) by engaging the corresponding PRE switch. Each send can
also be switched to source their feed from the Small Fader path using the SF switch.
The channel signal is unity gain to the Cue Bus when the Send Level control is fully clockwise.
POST
POST
to 0dB
PRE
PRE
PRE
PRE
POST LF PATH
POST SF PATH
PRE LF PATH
PRE SF PATH
Detailed Channel Description
L
PAN
SF
to 0dB
LEVEL PAN
SF
AUX 1 - 4
1 2 3 4
LEVEL
SF
to 0dB
SF LEVEL
to 0dB
LEVEL
SF
to 0dB
LEVEL
SF
to 0dB
CUE A B
R
L R
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