1. SAFETY & WARRANTY 2. WHAT IS CGM 3. SYSTEM SETUP (LINKING) Master to Group(s) 3.1. 3.2. Group to Channel(s) 4. CONNECT THE POWER Which channel module should be powered 4.1. Warm-up and working temperature 4.2. 5. MOUNTING THE MODULES 6.
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10 poles connector to the module, then connect the 16 poles connector to your power board. WARNING: Frap Tools can not be held responsible in any way for problems or damage to persons or property or to the device itself, if the device is not connected as indicated above.
7. CHANNEL Signal Input Mono Main VCA - RED 2.a) VCA CV input. Both 0÷5V and 0÷10V range supported 2.b) when CV is patched to 2a, then 2b attenuates that CV. When nothing is patched to 2a, then 2b works as an attenuator for the 2.c) post VCA peak meter 2.d) VCA mono direct output 2.e) switch to select direct out pre-fader (up, or red dot), or post fader...
8. GROUP Send/Return - YELLOW send - mono signal output - outputs the sum of all the signal processed for the yellow send by each Channel connected to the Group dual mono return or Left Channel, if both L&R jacks are connected dual mono return or Right Channel, if both L&R jacks are connected...
9. MASTER 1.a) stereo in 3.5 mm jack 1.b) gain 1.c) PFL Headphones output 2.a) Blend between main out (white) and PFL signal (blue) 2.b) volume 2.c) stereo out 3.5 mm jack Main Volume 3.a) Master Fader 3.b) Stereo VU meter [ -6dBu, -1dBu, +4dBu, +7dBu, +10dBu ] 3.c) Left Output 3.d) Right Output ...
11.2. More than 2 send/return per channel In case you have more than one group on your CGM system, you can use the direct out of a channel linked to a group, patching it to the mono input of another channel linked to another group: in this way you’ll use the RED VCA of the original channel, and its CV, to shape the amplitude of your signal, then on the second, add the 3rd and 4th parallel send to it, taking advantage of the second group.
11.3. Serial send/return (and feedbacks) Let’s put it simple: the two sends are patched with a delay and a reverb. Now you want that also the delayed signal has reverb, but you can’t since the sends work in parallel. You can bypass this setting the return of the delay on a channel linked to the group of the delay and reverb, and gradually increase the amount of reverb send on that signal too.
13. CURVES All tests performed after 30 minutes of warmup at room temperature of 25°C, assuming external audio input at 0 dBu. Overall tolerance ±2dB. 13.a) RED VCA CV response curve - Channel 13.d) PAN Input on a channel, output from the direct output. Input on a channel, output from the L/R output on the connected group.
With heavy driven output onto low impedance load. With heavy driven output onto low impedance load. 15. QUALITY CONTROLS 100% of CGM modules are tested in the following aspects: correct behavior, power consumption and avoid any failed components with a 1 hour burn-in • frequency response •...
M3x6 black and Zinc with plastic washer for mounting 10 poles IDC Link Cable - 1 Master to 1 Group F-C120-LK CGM Link Cable - 1 Master to 2 Groups 10 poles IDC Link Cable - 1 Master to 2 Groups F-C130-LK...
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