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Conguring the Unit via its Web Interface

Receivers (Inputs)

ENC 1201 Version 1.0 Page 31

MicSplit 1~4

These four tabs allow you to prepare up to 4 dierent sets of settings for each of the 8

MIC IN signals. There can be up to 4 versions for each MIC IN signal, which may come in

handy if dierent receivers require dierent level or EQ settings, for instance.

There are four tabs—one per split where you can set the parameters of all 8 MIC IN sock-

ets. You may have to scroll to see the MIC input whose split settings you want to change.

All four tabs have the same layout and the same parameters.

Options

Click the buttons in this row to activate or switch o the corresponding functions. Active

functions are displayed on an orange background.

Mute Clicking [Mute] (orange) will switch that channel o.

Phase Clicking [Phase] (orange) inverts the phase for the current split version of the

selected MIC IN socket (180°).

EQ All microphone split channels are equipped with an equalizer. Click this button to

switch the associated equalizer on (orange) or o (gray).

Edit EQ [Edit EQ] is always displayed in orange. Clicking this button opens a pop-up win-

dow where you can set the equalizer. See “EQ” (p.33).

Trim

This fader can be used to set the input signal level (–91dB~72dB). The fader only allows

you to change the level in steps of 1dB. Use the value eld to the right for more precise

settings (in steps of 0.1dB).

Hold down the Shift key while double-clicking the fader to reset the fader to 0dB. Double-

click the fader to set it to the minimum value.

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