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M1 M2
M1 M2
L1 L2
L1 L2
L3 L4
L3 L4
PAN BAL
CS3000
SIDE NOTE:
Fader Swap may be initiated at
any time. If a fader/pan/mute is
"swapped-out" while it is
currently punched in, the automa-
tion mode and punch status will
be swapped as well. Snapshots
will store and recall correctly
regardless of Swap status.
Backstop Pre
3.1
Fader Listen (PFL)
SIDE NOTE:
Pressing the PFL key on any
channel does not call attention to
that channel anymore. Pressing an
AFL key still calls attention when
added but not when removed.
Euphonix CS3000/2000 MixView 3.2 Software Supplement
all console channels. The lower faders will then control all functions which
were assigned to the upper faders and vice-versa. Fader Swap is applicable to
consoles with or without moving faders. To toggle all the console's channel
faders, press the unmarked right-most swap key above the SmartDisplay:
You will notice that all fader block assignments are now swapped between
upper and lower faders. You can also tell at a glance whether the console is in
REV
Fader Swap mode as all channel reverse mode indicators for both upper and
lower fader blocks, are lit across the entire console . Note that this function
overrides the usual Rev LED function indicating that a fader is in Stereo
PAN
BAL
Reverse (StRev) or Stereo Ind Reverse (StIRev) mode.
CS2000
All upper fader automation moves can now be written using the lower motor-
ized fader just as if you were using the upper fader and vice-versa.
If a moving fader is swapped while it is being touched, the incoming fader will
not be affected by the touch sensor until the fader is released and then re-
touched. Null lights will indicate that the moving fader is not aligned with the
"swapped-in" audio until the fader is released and allowed to null. If the
incoming fader is punched-in during a swap AND the destination moving fader
is being touched, the automation will not be affected until the fader is re-
leased and re-touched. If a fader is being automated by touch sensor and
is"swapped-out", it will remain punched-in on the non-touch sensitive fader.
Note: The Backstop PFL feature will primarily be used by broadcast industry
professionals and requires the factory backstop channel I/O fader option.
Backstop PFL allows you to momentarily monitor audio input without actually
bringing the fader up "on-air". A Backstop PFL is accomplished by pulling back
on the spring-loaded fader cap while the fader is at its lowest travel position
(fader level off or bottomed out). Pulling back on the fader will trigger a
momentary PFL for as long as the fader is held back. The signal is then fed to
the PFL bus. The standard PFL switch remains unaffected. This makes it
possible to leave some channels in PFL while letting others only momentarily
enter PFL.
Mix
Pass
Pass
On
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Section 1: Fader Enhancements
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