Level Meter Settings - Roland VM-C7100 Owner's Manual

Chapter 2 Basic Operations and Their Settings (System/Project)

Level Meter Settings

The level meter is a screen for checking the level of the input or output signal at each
point. Since this screen always appears right after powering-on, it also functions as
a general screen. If any unfamiliar screen appears or you get lost, press the [LEVEL
METER] to return to the level meter screen and start the operation over again.
fig.02-04
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3
1 Level meter 1
Checks level specified at
applied.
2
Level meter 2
Level of the cue and main buses can be checked by MONITOR and MAIN,
respectively.
3
SOURCE
Selects the section (Input, Multi In or Flex Bus) of which the level is checked.
4
x1/2 switch
Normally, level changes can be checked within the range of 0 to -40 dB (0 to -64 dB
for Main). Turning this switch on narrows the range by half, enabling level changes
to be checked more precisely. It is just like a zoom-in function.
5
POSITION
Determines the point (original sound, sound before or after being passed through
the fader) at which the level is checked.
6
OVER RANGE
In order to prevent sound deterioration, an "OVER" warning indication appears if
the specified value is exceeded. This determines the value.
7
PEAK HOLD
Determines the time (1 to 7 seconds) during which the peak status of the sound level
is continuously indicated when the sound level reaches the maximum value (peak).
To keep the peak status indicated until the sound level reaches the next peak, set this
to "CONTINUE." With some fast tempo music, the peaks are missed, or cannot be
indicated on time. In such cases, set a larger value or set it to "CONTINUE."
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4 5 6 7
3 5
and of each channel if the specified level is
2
When using the MB-24
(level meter bridge), its
indication also follows the
setting of this switch.
"OVER" is not displayed
when PEAK HOLD is set to
"0."