Channel Output; Upper Scribble Strip; D-Pot Rotary Encoder; D-Pot Cut And Solo - Solid State Logic AWS 900+ Owner's Manual

Console Operator's Guide

Channel Output

8
The stereo pan pot feeds two independent stereo busses via the REC(ord) and
MIX buttons. Post pan signals may also be fed to the eight Track busses.

Upper Scribble Strip

9
Displays the channel name, the name of a DAW track, selected send, or I/O data
according to the function currently assigned on the Master Control Panel (see Section 5).

D-Pot Rotary Encoder

10
This control is used to adjust the currently assigned DAW parameter or the
analogue channel level; functions are assigned from the centre section (see
Section 5).

D-Pot Cut and Solo

11
CUT and SOLO buttons for the gain function assigned to the rotary encoder.
SOLO is only active when a channel fader (DAW or console) is the assigned function.
Selected Channel Function
12
The SEL button operates the DAW 'Selected Channel' function. This function can
be assigned from the centre section, to track arm a selected channel or assign the
'plug-in' editor. Tallies in the channel meter display Record Ready and Edit status
when the console is in 'DAW Focus Mode' (see Section 5 for more details).

Lower Scribble Strip

13
Displays the name of the track being controlled by the channel fader, or other DAW
information, according to selections made on the Master Control Panel (see Section 5).

Channel Cut and Solo

14
CUT and SOLO buttons for the gain function assigned to the channel fader.
SOLO is not active if a function other than the channel level (DAW or console) is being
controlled.
Scribble Strip
15
Traditional scribble strip – use it for scribbling on.

Automation control

16
Automation mode switch for the currently assigned DAW track; the LEDs indicate
automation write and read statuses (see Section 5 for more details).

Moving Fader

17
100mm moving fader controls the analogue channel, or assigned DAW track, or send level. The required
function is selected via the Master Control Panel (see Section 5 for details).
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