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EAW UMX.96 Owner's Manual
12.2.27
LRC Overview Tab
Like most of the other output channel screens, the main output screen is based on the overview screen for
the mono input channel. Since this is an output channel, only the following elements are present:
The LRC Overview screen has the following elements:
• Insert Pre EDIT button — Pre-DSP digital insert point. Touching the EDIT button accesses the Inserts
screen, the same as touching the Inserts tab. The readout below the button displays the name of the
selected insert device.
• Comp/31 Bd EQ IN buttons — Enables the compressor and 31-band EQ. The small displays show a miniature
view of the compressor transfer curve and the EQ graph. You can adjust the processors via the Comp or RTA 31
tabs at the top of the touchscreen or by touching the screens below the Mute Groups or VCA Groups buttons.
• Comp/EQ/Mast Fdr order — A double-headed arrow button swaps the order of the Compressor, EQ, and
Master Fader. The graphic display elements exchange places for every press of the button.
• Master Fader — The master fader for the selected system output.
• Insert Post EDIT button — Post-DSP digital insert point. Touching the EDIT button accesses the Inserts
screen, the same as touching the Inserts tab. The readout below the button displays the name of the
selected insert device.
• Analog Insert point — A DAC/ADC pair driving a half-normalled set of TRS insert jacks, located on the
rear panel. The IN button enables this part of the signal path. If the button is not enabled, the DAC/ADC
pair are not part of the circuit. Since this adds latency to the signal, enable it only if it is going to be used.
• Mute Groups — Eight buttons that assign the output channel to any of the eight mute groups.
• VCA Groups — Sixteen buttons that assign the output channel to any of the sixteen VCA groups.
• Master Mute ON button — The mute switch for this master channel (can be disabled in the Setup > Gen-
eral window with the Master Mute Disable button).
• Solo ON button — Sends the output's signal to the solo bus.
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