Routing Buttons
Routes to tracks, groups or main outputs for
the currently assigned path can be made
or removed by pressing the numbered
buttons in the routing section. In addition to
the indicative LEDs on the fader’s channel
control section the button LED will light to
indicate that the route is made.
Track Output
The Track Output section controls the
output to the multi-track, after the track
mix. The 48 track outputs can also be used
as IFB or general purpose bus outputs.
The track output being controlled is
selected by pressing SEL plus the required
track routing button 1-48. Tone or Talkback
can be fed to the selected track using the
TONE and TB buttons. ALL makes the
control a Master, controlling all the tracks
at once.
The CHANNEL/GP TO TRACKS section
selects the signal feeding the track routing
selector to be pre-EQ, pre-fader or direct
output (post the mix minus and direct
output level controls).
Pan (Balance on stereo channels and
groups) pans the signal between odd and
even tracks. Mono (on stereo channels and
groups only) makes the signal mono after
the pan.
Global options can be set for how channels
and groups feed the track routing selector.
Using the selection buttons on the Options-
Misc screen, the feed can be pre or post
the channel or group pan, and stereo
channels and groups can be sent as a
mono signal.
ROUTING ANd TRACk OUTPUT CONTROLS
Interrogate Mode
It is possible to discover which fader paths
are feeding each of the routing busses by
putting the panel into “Interrogate” mode.
This is done by pressing the INTER button
in the Auxiliaries section of the control
surface.
If any of the routing buttons (groups, mains,
tracks) are held down, the fader assign
buttons of all the paths feeding that buss
will remain lit. The fader assign buttons of
paths which are not feeding the buss will
cease to be lit.
This button can also be used to interrogate
mix minus feeds using the BUS button
on the Input/Output panel. Paths can be
added or removed from the bus under
interrogation, by selecting or de-selecting
their fader assign buttons.
If you are using Style 1 faders, then the way
in which the fader assign buttons light is
slightly different. Please refer to Appendix
A at the end of this manual.
Track level control
The track control section of the routing
panel, includes a level control. When
multiple hardware level controls are wanted,
they can be assigned to any required
channel ‘wild’ controls. For example wild
1, starting from any given fader can be
assigned to track 1, wild one on the next
channel up to track 2, the next to track 3
etc.
To enable this select the lowest numbered
track to be assigned to a wild control
using the ‘TRACK SEL’ function and a
track button. On the wild control area of
the USER screen press ‘SELECT’ which
then shows ‘REGION’ then the required
wild control (1, 2 etc). Press ‘HOLD’ then
confirm the channel from where the wild
controls will be assigned by using the fader
A or B ASSIGN button then press the
button on the highest numbered channel
that is to have that wild assigned for track
level control. This range of faders will
determine how many tracks get assigned to
wild controls. Finally press the Track Output
level control knob and the wild controls will
display their new function.
Track cut
The push switch function of the track level
control can be enabled as a track cut from
the ‘OPTIONS’ MISC screen. The same
screen has a separate enable for the same
function when track levels are assigned to
wild controls. When tracks have been cut
an X appears on any TFT meter displaying
that track.
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