Traveler-Mk3 Front Panel Operation; Phones - MOTU Traveler-mk3 User Manual

pad setting is still visible) to toggle the 20dB pad on
or off. After a few seconds, the LCD display will
return to the previous screen.
Other mic/guitar input settings
The Traveler-mk3 mic/guitar inputs are equipped
with many features to handle a wide variety of
recording situations. For information about
connections and settings, see "Mic/guitar inputs
with preamps" on page 18 in the installation
chapter. For information about the many settings
available for the mic/guitar inputs, see:
"The Inputs tab" on page 82
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"The channel settings section" on page 86
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"The Channel tab" on page 86
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"The EQ tab" on page 88
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"The Dynamics tab" on page 96
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PHONES

From the factory, the PHONES jack (Figure 6-1) is
a discrete output, but it can mirror any other
output pair (digital or analog) or serve as its own
independent output. For example, at 88.2/96 kHz,
it defaults to mirroring the TRS main outs.
When you turn the phone VOL knob, the LCD
display provides visual feedback (Figure 6-9). To
view the current setting without changing it, just
push the knob (without turning it).
MASTER VOLUME
From the factory, the MASTER VOL knob
(Figure 6-1) controls the main outs (analog 1-2),
but MASTER VOL can be programmed to control
any combination of outputs. See "The Monitor
Group" on page 95 for details. Push the knob once
to view the current volume setting in the LCD
display; push it again to mute the monitor group;
push a third time to return to the previous volume.
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Figure 6-3: The LCD provides feedback as you adjust Phone volume.
METERS KNOB
The METERS knob (Figure 6-1) provides access to
extensive input and output metering in the LCD.
Push the knob to cycle through three modes:
Vertical multi-channel mode
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Horizontal single channel mode
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Multichannel metering
For multi-channel metering in the LCD, push the
METERS knob repeatedly until you see a multi-
channel meter display similar to Figure 6-4 below:
Figure 6-4: Multi-channel metering in the LCD.
The display shows two 8-channel banks at a time,
one in each row, with channel numbers displayed
above and below and bank labels in the LCD itself
on the left-hand side.
Choosing which bank to display
Turn the METERs knob to cycle among the
following 8-channel bank displays:
Analog input and output
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