30 PRO X
Single Patching (SINGLE)
The SINGLE function button lets you patch a single source to a single destination
or multiple destinations.
>> To patch a single source to a single destination
The following example shows you how to patch an output from a mic splitter to an
input channel.
1. Click SINGLE.
2. Select the source patch connector. For example, in the Stage I/O tab of the
From section, click the rst patch connector (XLR1) of card A of the DL351
Modular I/O. Its background will change to yellow and a green triangle will
appear under the tab title (as shown right).
3. Select the destination patch connector. For example, in the Inputs tab of the
To section, click the patch connector for input channel 14 (Mic14). It will now
be patched to the source. If the new patch is carrying a signal, this audio may
be heard, depending on the settings of the control centre.
NOTE: You can also carry out single patching operations using the
CLEAR SEL. and AUTO functions.
>> To patch a single source to multiple destinations
Patch the desired source patch connector to one of its destinations, as detailed in
To Patch A Single Source To A Single Destination.
In the To section, select the other destinations.
Sequence patching (SEQ.)
If you need to do a number of patches, and each has only a single destination,
you can use the sequence function. All of the source patch connectors are selected
in the From section before being patched, one by one, in the To section. This saves
you having to go back to the From section at the start of each patch.
To assist you in sequence patching, you can change the tooltip to the list type
(see the LIST function button in the Patching Screen diagram).
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