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6-3 Central Section Panels
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Chapter 6 Technical Descriptions
In other words, the Main Output could be set up for Stereo for example,
whilst one of the SSGs might be set for 5.1. The panner creates full
surround information at all times which would be fed to the 5.1 SSG. But
the Stereo Main would receive the full signal based on L/R Pan settings
only.
3 Level Knob(s)
Controls signal output level for its Super Send Group.
4 6 Character Display
Indicates Send Group number or signal name as defined in the MASTER
page which is available on any of the Channels LCD screens.
5 AFL Push-Button(s)
Sends After Fader Listen signal to CR monitor LS.
6 CUT Push-Button(s)
Mutes the signal post Level control.
Note:
SSG Level controls, and buttons are linked as a fire-up default. These controls
can be optionally un-linked according to settings in the Config-File set-up.
7 M/T Push-Button(s)
Routes its SSG output to M/T routing for 'bounce-down'. The SSG
{ACCESS} button must be selected to gain access to channel M/T routing
buttons for track assignments. Then select one (or more) buttons in the
ROUTE TO TRACKS section at the Routing panel.
8 MAIN Push-Button(s)
Routes its SSG output to feed the MAIN L/R output busses. The SSG
{ACCESS} button must be selected to gain access to channel routing
buttons. Then select (one more) of the surround routing buttons in the
MULTI-FORMAT section at the Routing panel.
9 IN Push-Button(s)
Switches its SSG Insert into the signal path. (Refer to Chapter 5 for details
of SSG Insert I/O assignments).
0 ACCESS Push-Button(s)
Assigns SSGs to the routing panel.
!¡ TONE Push-Button(s)
Enables Tone from the Oscillator to be injected into its SSG output, post
the level control, in place of signals routed to that SSG.
Note:
The oscillator must be switched on at the oscillator section before the SSG TONE
button will function.
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