Fader Db Level Displays; Fader Swap - Euphonix MixView CS3000 Software Manual

Section 1: Fader Enhancements
Fader dB Level
3.1
Displays
F1 F2
Fader Name Menu
Clear
F1

Fader Swap

3.1
1 - 4
The display of fader dB levels has been enhanced. Previously, fader levels
were only displayed while in automation mode. Now, a fader's dB level is
momentarily displayed in the fader name field of the Title Bar DSC display
screen. If your console is outfitted with CleaR Displays, fader dB levels for
each channel are displayed there as well. The dB Display Delay (the time it
takes the display to revert back to fader names) is adjustable from 0-9.9 secs
using the DSC SpinKnob. To set the delay timeout, press the QWERTY key-
F3
board [F2] key, [F4] (down arrows) and then the [F4] (Delay) key:
Renum SS : Off
F2 F3
dB Display Delay :
F1
The Fader Names Prefs menu controls how the fader dB levels are displayed.
By setting the "Fdr" option with the [F1] (Fdr) key, a Moving Fader's dB level is
displayed as long as your finger remains in contact with the fader, and contin-
ues to display for the duration of the specified delay timeout after contact with
the fader is ended. For non-motorized faders, the dB level is displayed as long
as the fader is in motion and continues to display for the specified delay
timeout after fader motion ceases. [F2] (Attn) and [F3] (DSC) control whether
levels are displayed when you press any channel attention or DSC Channel
Select key respectively. Levels will continue to display according to the delay
timeout for these buttons as well.
Fader Swap (a.k.a. fader flip) allows you to temporarily "exchange" the
functions of your Upper and Lower faders. When UF and LF banks are
swapped, all data relative to each fader block is swapped (i.e., mute, solo,
pan, fader, routing, source, mode and assign). Post fader associations such as
Post Fader Aux Sends and Fader Source Tracking maintain their proper assign-
ments based on UF and LF names. This means that an Aux set to follow UF for
channel 1 would correctly react to the Lower Fader on channel 1 when Swap is
active. This is because the UF block has been "swapped" in place of the LF
block.
The ability to swap the control of the Upper and Lower Fader banks is a handy
capability if your console is fitted with lower motorized faders. For instance, if
you want to make a touch-activated fader move on a channel's non-motorized
upper fader, Fader Swap allows you to "virtually" swap the physical faders of
Fdr Attn
F4 F1
2.0 s
F2 F3 F4
Euphonix CS3000/2000 MixView 3.2 Software Supplement
DSC Delay
F2 F3 F4
Fader Names
Prefs Menu