Index - Sony DMX-R100 Operating Instructions Manual

Index

A
Analog head amplifier
Analog head amplifier
panel ............................... 11
Setting operation flow ......... 92
Analog signal
Analog head amplifier
panel ............................... 11
Analog signal connectors .... 31
Selecting the input
connectors....................... 11
Assigning the bus ..................... 58
Assigning the input source ....... 56
Automation
Automation panel ................ 25
Automation status display ... 39
AUTOMATION window .... 68
Dynamic automation ........... 68
Removing channels from the
automation .............. 69, 103
Removing the functions from
the automation ........ 69, 103
Seeing the level of the
automation data stored ... 51
Snapshot automation ........... 64
Updating automation data (in
TRIM mode) ................. 100
Writing automation data (in
ABS mode) ..................... 99
Writing dynamic automation
data ................................. 42
AUX bus
AUX SEND section ............. 21
AUX SEND window ........... 49
Connectors ..................... 32, 33
Seeing the AUX Send
level ................................ 50
B, C
Basic operation flow ................. 91
Buffer
Buffer A/B ..................... 26, 88
Copying data between Buffer A
and Buffer B ................... 26
118
Appendix
Channel
Changing the channel .......... 41
CHANNEL window ............ 43
Copying channel settings..... 14
Seeing the channel status ..... 43
Setting .................................. 92
Connection examples .................. 7
Live recording ....................... 9
Music production ................... 8
Video post production ........... 7
Control room monitor
Confirming .......................... 92
CR (control room) MONITOR
section............................. 24
MONITOR window ............ 59
Settings ................................ 59
Controlling the external devices
Closed loop/open loop ......... 71
Control signal connectors .... 29
MACHINE CONTROL
window ........................... 70
Transport control keys ......... 27
Cue
Changing a cue point ........... 97
Changing a name ................. 98
Cue list ................................. 66
CUE window ....................... 66
Deleting ............................... 98
Initial cue ................. 67, 90, 96
Setting .................................. 96
Storing a cue point ............... 96
Sorting the cue list ............... 67
Cut
AUDIO FADER GROUPING
window ........................... 52
Clearing the group ............... 53
CUT button .......................... 13
Fine adjustment of
the cut point .................. 102
Setting the cut group............ 54
D
Default setting of the unit ......... 90
Dialog messages ..................... 107
Digital signal
Adjusting the digital input
signal .............................. 18
Digital signal connectors ..... 33
INPUT section on the unit ... 18
I/O STATUS window .......... 81
Drop in/drop out ....................... 40
Dynamic automation
AUTOMATION window .... 68
Writing data ......................... 42
Dynamics
Dynamics characteristics
display ............................ 47
DYNAMICS section
in the unit ........................ 18
DYNAMICS window .......... 47
E, F, G, I, K
Equalizer
EQUALIZER/FILTER
window ........................... 46
Equalizer section ................. 20
Setting the equalizer ............ 46
Fader
AUDIO FADER GROUPING
window ........................... 52
AUDIO FADER window .... 51
Channel fader ...................... 14
Clearing the group ............... 54
Fader grouping .................... 52
Fader operations and
its results ....................... 100
FADERS section ................. 16
GANG group ....................... 53
Master fader ......................... 53
Seeing the fader
level .................... 43, 50, 51
VCA group .......................... 53
Initial cue ...................... 67, 90, 96
Input routing ............................. 56
KEEP .................................. 37, 88
Keyboard
Changing the keyboard
type ................................. 87
KEYBOARD window ......... 86
M
MASTERS button .................... 17
Master meter buttons ................ 22
Master panel ............................. 22