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The 60mm stereo input fader, has IOdB of gain at the top of its travel.
Muting
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The 8 MUTE bus switches, in conjunction with the illuminated CUT
switch (7) and Solo-in-Place system control whether the Stereo Input is ON or
muted. When pressed, the LEDs in the selected MUTE switches glow, indicating
readiness to accept a master mute. If the Stereo Input is muted via a master mute
bus, the CUT switch flashes to indicate that a non-local mute is in operation. The
stereo input is internally selectable to
be
SIP SAFE, ie, not muted by the SIP system.
Group Path
The Group summing amplifier is a low noise, balanced virtual earth design, feeding
the insert point.
The insert is at a nominal level of -2dBu. Separate send and return jacks are
provided;
the send is ground compensated, and the return is electronically
balanced.
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The post-fade group signal feeds the passive PAN control which positions the
signal in the UR stereo mix if the
L/R
switch is pressed.
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The
L/R
switch feeds the signal to the main Mix bus, subject to the position
of the PAN control.
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The feed to the mono bus is enabled by the MONO switch and is sourced pre
the PAN control.
Group Status
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The balanced insert return jack feeds the CUT button which operates an
electronic mute circuit.
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The
PFL
switch allows the pre-CUT, pre-fade signal to be monitored.
PFL
feeds the group signal to the PFL bus and changes the central monitoring over to
listen to the selected Group without muting anything else.
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A red PEAK LED illuminates when the group signal exceeds +14dBu at
pre-fade and post-fade points.
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The green -30dB LED illuminates when a level of -30dBu or greater is present
post fader.
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The fader is a long-travel unit, with I0dB of gain at the top of its travel.
Jumper Options
Function
Options
Stereo Input SOLO IN PLACE Mute
JMPI
active/disabled
Default
active
Output Group/Stereo Input module
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