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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.
• Hardware corresponding to the audio output 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 an encoder associated with the GAIN field. By turning the
first associated encoder you can configure gain between -12dB and +12dB. The field is
configured with the default value of 0dB.
• Indication of audio signal type: analogue or digital.
• Indication of MONO or STEREO signal.
The contextual keys under the display are associated with the three options shown in the
bottom line of the screen:
• “BACK”: pressing this key allows you to return to the previous menu screen. The gain
configuration you may have made is saved. You can also return to the previous screen
by pressing any of the three associated encoders.
• “TONE”: controls the 1KHz calibrated tone generator associated with that physical
output. Its activation is identified through the LED of the contextual key. To modify its
level, you need only to change the output gain associated with that channel from the
rotary encoder associated with “GAIN” control.
• “ROUTE”: this submenu allows you to manage the internal routing of the signals in the
console toward that output signal or bus. It is displayed as a list of all the inputs
channels connected to that output at that moment. By turning the first encoder you can
go round the cross-points list. You can activate or deactivate the selected routing by
means of “ADD” and “DEL” contextual keys and you can modify the cross-point gain
(between -99.8dB and +12dB) by turning the third encoder.
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