Digital Input (#) - Dynamics Page; Page Notes; Page Level Shortcuts; Level Meter - Zaxcom Deva 16 User Manual

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Digital Input (#) – Dynamics page
Page purpose:
channel.
How to get here:
(MENU key  Input Configure button  Analog Inputs Toggle button {=Digital}  Digital (#) buttons 
Dynamics button)

Page Notes

You have two methods to change each parameter on this page:
o Click on a parameter, it turns White. The Inc button or Dec button pick up a parameter title. Pressing either
button will adjust the parameter in its respective direction.
o Click on a parameter, it turns White. Click on the now
enter the value and press the ENTER key.

Page Level Shortcuts

ENTER key
UP or DOWN ARROW key (keyboard) – cycles through the compressor buttons.
2 or 8 key (front panel)

Level meter

It displays the current audio level for this channel. The scale is dBFS.

Gain meter

It displays the total gain on the channel including make-up gain. The scale is dB.

Compress (On / Off) button

Pressing it enables (On) / disables (Off) the compressor for this channel. When this button is highlighted, pressing
the ENTER key toggles the setting.

Attack button

(Attack Speed) It controls the amount of gain slewing which will generally slow the response to attack transients
only. (Valid range: 1 – 4 – 100 ms, Value step: 1)

Attack button Shortcuts

Clicking the button the first time selects it. This allows the value to be modified by the Inc button or Dec button.
Clicking it a second time opens it for direct access.
See: Common Data Entry Field Shortcuts List

Decay button

(Decay Speed) It controls the decay speed of the peak detector used by the dynamics processing.
(Valid range: 50 – 100 – 1000 ms, Value step: 1)
Requires EFFECTS PACKAGE – This page maintains the compressor for each digital input
Figure 3-48 Digital Input (#) - Dynamics page
White button and a data entry field appears. Directly
– toggles the compressor on / off
– cycles through the compressor buttons.
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