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Digital audio mixer for broadcast applications
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• Name of the channel, in alphanumeric format containing up to 6 characters. This is the
same identifier as the one shown in the channel display. See section “2.1.1.3. Channel
display” in this manual.
• Hardware corresponding to the audio input of this channel, in format HW: xx.yy, where
xx is the number of the slot where this inputs/outputs module is installed, and yy is the
audio channel of this inputs/outputs module. In stereo channels, yy represents the audio
channel corresponding to the left channel of the stereo pair. The right channel
corresponds to the number just above.
• Graphic representation of three encoders associated with the GAIN, PHASE and
BALANCE fields. By operating on the rotary encoders associated with the main screen
in the Control and Monitoring section, you can change the values.
o GAIN: configurable between -12dB and +12dB for line level inputs and between
-36dB and +19dB for mic level inputs. The field is configured with the default
value of 0dB. Any modification of this default value will illuminate the dedicated
“GAIN” LED on the corresponding fader of the control surface (see section
“2.1.1.5. Indicators of active processes” of this manual).
o PHASE: allows you to modify the input signal phase among +/+, +/-, -/+ and -/-
for stereo signals, and among + and – for mono signals.
o BALANCE: enables you to modify the balance between the L and R channels
in stereo signals. The operation of this indicator will activate the dedicated
“BAL” LED on the corresponding fader of the control surface (see section
“2.1.1.5. Indicators of active processes” of this manual).
NOTE: When the input audio channel selected in the “INPUTS” list is assigned to a fader
channel, you can also access to this advanced information screen by pressing the “SELECT”
key of the corresponding channel (see section “2.1.1.2. SELECT“ of this manual), working this
key as a quick access to this submenu. Using any of both access ways, the LED of the
“SELECT” will be activated.
The four contextual keys under the display are associated with the four options shown in the
bottom line of the screen:
• “BACK”: pressing this key allows you to return to the previous menu screen.
• “DYNAM”: allows you to access to the menus for configuration and activation of
dynamics effects included in AEQ FORUM: Compressor/Limiter and Noise Gate.
• “EQUAL”: allows you to access to the menu for configuration and activation of
Equalizers and Filters included in AEQ FORUM.
• “NEXT
”: allows you to access the additional information menú about the audio signal
present in this input channel, where you can also change the signal assigned to that
channel and modify its internal routing.
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