Card Routing - Nomad 10 And 12 Only; Setting A Cross-Point - Zaxcom Nomad User Manual

NOMAD OPERATIONS
Card Routing –
These matrices allow you to route the analog inputs, digital inputs, returns and output busses to the card tracks
on Nomad 10 and 12. The card mix matrices are broken down as 1-4, 5-8 and 9-12 to additional groups of card
tracks can be accessed from the bus menu. For Nomad Lite routing please see page 30.
The top line of the three pages indicates the following sources:
Analog Inputs 1-6
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o1, o2, o3, o4 – Output Buses 1-4
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R1, R2, R3, R4 – TA5 Inputs (camera returns / line input 7-10)
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Digital Inputs 1-8 – the
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are not available. To make the inputs available adjust the input configure in the mode menu.
Bus routing is fully cross-faded so the selection may be changed while in Record mode.

Setting a Cross-Point

Rotate the MENU knob to scroll through the matrix. Stop in the matrix, at the intersection of the input channel
and output bus, where you want to send that specific input. Press the MENU knob to cycle through the available
cross points, which are:
• X – The input will be sent to the output bus post-fader.
• P – The input will be sent to the output bus pre-fader.
• X – The input will be sent to the output bus post-fader with phase inverted.
• P – The input will be sent to the output bus pre-fader with phase inverted.
To add the optional phase invert, while you are in this matrix press the STAR key. Then by pressing the
MENU knob, you will now be able to cycle through the selections with phase invert.
Nomad 10 and 12 Only
To toggle to the next matrix, press the BUS Key.
RED in the top line mean that those digital inputs can't be assigned because they
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Bus Key