Alto CYCLONE User Manual page 15

[ Cyclone Mono Input Channels ]
The assign section is useful to manage the output assignment to several outputs, listen "in Solo" a channel and mute
or not a channel signal.
OUTPUT Assign to 1/2, 3/4, L/R
These switches allow the sound engineer to address the signal to selected audio
path. The odd/even numbered switches are used to send the signal to sub-groups
while L/R switch sends the signal directly to Main Mix output.
Please check the "technique & trouble-shooting" section of this owner's manual for
further details about the way to use those switches.
PAN
This pot allows the sound engineer to place the channel signal in a stereo front from
hand left to hand right. Of course you can use it also to "move" the channel signal in
stereo front to create spatial effects.
MUTE
You can use the MUTE switch to mute the channel signal when you don't need its
sound.
-20 & CLIP LEDs
These LEDs are very useful to control the behaviour of the channel signal path
after the EQ section and before the fader. In this both cases the presence of two
CLIP LEDs will help the sound engineer to immediately detect where is the problem.
Fader
This long coarse fader will give the sound engineer the ability to accurately manage
channel output level from -
PFL switch
This switch allows the sound engineer to control the channel signal. The PFL
(pre-fade listen) signal is pre-fader and mono When this large switch is engaged,
it's illuminated to give you an immediate visual control of which, and how many
channels are in PFL.
up to +10dB.
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1
2
L
R
centre
Left Right
MUTE
the
PFL
CH 1
3
4
PAN
CLIP
-
20
10
5
0
5
10
20
30
40
50
60
-
ON
OFF