Yamaha AW2816 Owner's Manual page 290

VIEW screen
Displays all parameters of a channel
Function
This page displays all mix parameters of
the channel selected by its [SEL] key. All
parameters (except for EQ and dynam-
ics processor) can also be edited in this
page.
Key operation
• [VIEW] key [F1] (CH View) key
• Repeatedly press the [VIEW] key until
the screen shown at the right appears.
Screen functions
A
ATT. (attenuation)
Set the attenuation value.
B
PHASE
Switch between normal (N) and reverse (R) phase.
C
EQ (equalizer)
Turn the EQ on/off. This area also displays a graph
showing the approximate response of the current
EQ settings.
D
DYNAMICS
Turn the dynamics processor on/off. This area also
displays a graph showing the approximate
response of the current dynamics processor set-
tings.
E
DELAY
This switches delay on/off. By moving the cursor to
the numerical boxes located at the right of the but-
ton and turning the [DATA/JOG] dial, you can set
the delay time in units of milliseconds (ms) or sam-
ples (sample).
F
ROUT (Routing)
Use the 1–8 buttons and the ST button to select
the bus (buses 1–8/stereo bus) that will be the out-
put destination for that channel.
G
PAN/BALANCE
For input channels/monitor channels/return chan-
nels, this knob sets the pan (position) between the
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CH View page
1 2
3
4
5
L/R channels of the stereo bus or between the odd-
numbered
output channel, this knob sets the L/R volume bal-
ance.
Tip!
When you move the cursor to the PAN/BALANCE
knob and press the [ENTER] key, the knob will be reset
to the center.
H
FADER GROUP
Use the A–D buttons to register/cancel assignment
of this channel to fader groups (A–D).
I
MUTE GROUP
Use the E–H buttons to register/cancel assignment
of this channel to mute groups (E–H).
J
PAIR
This button sets/cancel pairing of the currently
selected channel with the adjacent odd-numbered
even-numbered channel. The operation of most
mix parameters such as the fader and the [ON]
key will be linked for two paired channels that
have been paired. This is convenient when you are
handling stereo audio sources.
K
Input/output meters
These meters indicate the input level of the input
channels/monitor channels/return channels, or the
output level of the stereo output channel.
Reference section
6 7 8 9
M N
even-numbered buses. For the stereo
K
J
L
O
P
Q