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Graupner mz-32 / mz-16 Help Reference Manual
The Name field shows the originating mix which in this example is Free Mixers and the axes
controlled by the Direct Adjust function which is the Y axes.
The Ctrl field is used to assign a control that is used to change the curve point. You can use
any control type, in this example the digital trim DT5 is used.
The Min/Max fields specifies the Min and Max values of curve point movement to avoid
potential over control of the mix.
The Output field shows the current output value and position of the adjusted curve point.
This can be used later as the reference for changing the curve point from adjustable to a
fixed offset.
Checking the Sound box will activate an audible voice announcement of the current output
value each time the Direct Adjust control is used (in this example DT5).
Tapping on the Voice field will provide you with the option to select a voice file which is
associated with the Direct Adjust for easier reference during operations.
The Play button allows you to sample the selected voice file.
F20S1
can select the corresponding input.
In the columns X output Y, the axes for the output X and output Y are assigned by tapping
on the field where you can select the corresponding input.
Tapping on the Act icon determines if the limiter mix is activated or deactivated.
Tap on the detail icon to enter the Ring Limiter Detail menu.
F16S1
F16S2
RING LIMITER
A ring limiter ensures that when using a cycloidal drive
such as a Voith-Schneider drive, the servos do not run
into the limit when the control sticks are moved into
the corners.
There are a total of three ring limiters available.
In the No column, the number of the ring limiter is
listed.
In the Name column, the name of the ring delimiter is
shown.
In the columns X input Y, the axes for the input X and
input Y are assigned by tapping on the field where you
RING LIMITER DETAIL
In the Ring Limiter Detail menu, you can set the mix
values.
Tap on the Value menu to set the values that will adjust
the size and the shape of the ring
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