Euphonix Max Air Mixing Console Operation Manual Channels and Strips
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Analog Controls
If an ML530 Mic/Line Interface is patched to the input, the knobs show the analog mic/
line controls:
• HiZ: Press the lower key to the left of the knob to toggle the input between high
and low impedance. When the key is lit, the input is high impedance.
• 48V: Press the lower key to the left of the knob to toggle phantom power on/
off. When the key is lit, phantom power is on.
• HPF: Press the lower key to the left of the knob to toggle the high-pass filter
on/off. When the key is lit, the high-pass filter is on.
• Gain: Rotate the knob to adjust the analog input gain between -12 and +72 dB.
The upper key toggles the A input on/off, and the lower key toggles the B input
on/off. Press both keys down to mix the A and B inputs together.
If an ML530 Mic/Line Interface is not patched to the input, the first page does not appear.
Digital Controls
The second page controls the digital parameters of the A and B inputs:
• Atrm: This knob adjusts the digital trim ±15 dB.
• Aphs: Press the lower key to the left of the knob to toggle the phase. The key
lights to indicate phase reversal. There is also a phase reversal light next to the
fader.
• Dly: Press the lower key to the left of the knob to enable the delay. The key
lights to indicate the delay is active. Rotate the knob to adjust the delay in the
range 0–2160 samples.
• Inpt: This knob selects between inputs A, B, and A+B (mixes both inputs).
Atrm and Aphs have corresponding controls for the B input; Dly and Inpt adjust one
parameter that applies to both inputs.
Stereo Controls
There are two additional controls used for stereo channels (see Multi Format Master
Channels on page 151).
• Balance: Rotate the Bal knob left to hear more of the left channel; rotate right
to hear more of their right channel. Rotate left or right until the display reads
100L or 100R to hear only the left or right channel.
Left-to-mono: Press the upper key next to the Bal knob to send the left channel
equally to both the left and right sides of the stereo channel.
Right-to-mono: Press the lower key next to the Bal knob to send the right
channel equally to both the left and right sides of the stereo channel.
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