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RAM Audio LMS244 Digital Controller
3.4. Input & Output Configuration
Once you have defined the mode you wish to work with, you will start to configure each of the
operating parameters of the processor. Firstly, you should identify the inputs and outputs you are
going to use. This is achieved by pressing any of the input or output buttons. The following window will
appear:
12 characters are available for the name of the system and 4 characters for each of the inputs and
outputs. These names will subsequently appear in the unit's LCD display and in the relevant buttons of
the main window of the software program in order to easily identify the configuration of inputs and
outputs.
3.5. Input & Output Levels
Next you should configure the input and output gains according to your requirements. On pressing any
Gain Icon the following window appears:
Default values are set at 0dB except the Mono Input which is set at -6dB in order to compensate for
the summing of two signals. 10dB gain and -40dB attenuation in 0.1dB increments are available.
To adjust the settings, click and drag the relevant fader to the required level. Alternatively click the
required fader and by means of the cursor up and down keys you will be able to adjust at the more
precise step-rate of 0.1dB. Inputs and outputs can be muted simply by clicking on the corresponding
box below the fader. Muting a channel results in the corresponding button in the main window
receiving a red cross. The polarity of the respective channels signal can also be inverted through 180°
by clicking the appropriate field in the required channel.
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