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Auxes (Aux Sends) 397

XL8 Live Performance System

Owner’s Manual

Auxes (Aux Sends)

Each scope screen has 16 auxes in the Aux Sends section.

Patching

The following diagram details the scoped patching parameters of the aux channels.

ABC D E F G H

Item Parameter

1 Output patching N/A No N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

All (B)

EQ (D)

Dyn (E)

Busses (F)

Mute (G)

Fader (H)

Insert and

configuration

processing area in

GUI channel strip

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Important Safety Instructions3
EC-Declaration of Conformity5
Licences7
Precautions11
- Table of Contents15
Chapter 1 Introduction27
- About this Manual27
- Training29
- PRO6 User Documentation29
- PRO6 Host Software Version29
- Warranty and Registration29
- Service and Support29
- Key Features32
- Applications33
- System Components (Standard Supply)34
- FOH and MON34
- System Buses34
- MIX Matrix35
- Processing36
- Audio Physical Connections38
- Surround Capabilities39
- Network39
- Reliability (Redundancy)39
- Control Software40
- Gui40
- System Card Expansion40
- Console Linking40
- Integration of Third Party Hardware/Software40
About the PRO6 Control Centre43
- Overview of the PRO6 Control Centre43
- Bay and GUI Layout44
- PRO6 Control Surface45
- Gui46
- Front and Rear Panel Connections47
- External Interfaces and Peripheral Devices48
- MIX Buses48
- Automation49
- Processing Elements49
Setting up the System53
- Initial Set-Up Procedure53
- Unpacking the Equipment53
- Making up a Rack53
- Wiring Instructions54
- Powering the PRO6 System56
- Switching the PRO6 Control Centre On/Off57
- Setting up the DL351 Modular I/O Unit ID58
Before You Start61
- Principles of Operation61
- Operating Modes61
- Hints and Tips62
- Saving Your Work63
Working with the PRO6 Control Centre65
- About the PRO6 Controls65
- About Channel Operation66
- About GUI Operation66
- Common GUI Screen Elements68
- Parameter Values Displayed on Touch68
- Operating the GUI Screen Controls68
- Using the GUI Menu70
- Text Editing71
Navigation73
- An Introduction to PRO6 Navigation73
- About the Navigational Controls74
- About GUI Navigation75
- About the Navigation 'Select' Sections76
- How to Navigate77
Patching81
- Introduction81
- Terms Used in PRO6 Patching81
- About the Patching Screen81
- Patching Tooltips93
- About the Patching Procedure94
- Configuring the Devices94
- Configuring the PRO6 with the Snake Type97
- Setting up the I/O Rack Devices97
- How to Patch99
Basic Operation105
- Setting a MIC Amplifier's Input Gain105
- Setting the High and Low Pass Filters106
- Input Equalisation (E Zone)107
- Input Dynamics Processing (D Zone)108
- Output Processing109
- Using VCA/POP Groups110
- Setting up a MIX112
- Using Fader Flip114
- Setting up the Effects Rack115
- Simple Routing to Master Stereo Outputs117
- Scene and Show Management (Automation)118
- Configuring the Inputs and Outputs124
- Using Copy and Paste124
- User Library (Presets)125
- Surround Panning126
- Two-Man Operation128
- Saving Your Show Files to a USB Memory Stick129
- External AES50 Synchronisation130
- Security (Locking Mode)130
Advanced Operation and Features131
Stereo Linking133
- Changing the Linking Options134
- Linking the Master Channels135
Panning137
- Stereo Panning137
- SIS™ (LCR) Mode138
- Surround Panning139
- Speaker Placement143
Soloing145
- Using solo A/B145
- Solo Hierarchy147
- Solo in Place (SIP)147
Muting149
Monitors and Communications151
- Monitors (a and B)151
- Solo System153
- Signal Generator158
- Talk Osc/Routing159
- Talk MIC161
Graphic Equaliser (GEQ)163
- Configuring the Number of Geqs (and Effects)163
- About the Graphic Eqs Screen165
- About the GEQ Window167
- GEQ Front Panel Features169
- Copying Settings between Geqs170
Internal Effects171
- Overview of the Internal Effects171
- About the Effect Window172
- Working with the Effects173
- Effect Configuration173
- Effect Programs174
- Delay Effect175
- Virtual DN780 Reverb Effect176
- Flanger Effect179
- Phaser Effect180
- Pitch Shifter Effect181
- SQ1 Dynamics Effect182
- 3-Band Compressor Effect182
Control Groups183
- VCA and POP Groups183
- Auto-Mute (Mute) Groups187
- Talk Groups188
- About the Control Group Screens189
- Programming the Groups190
- Configuring the Groups190
Copy and Paste191
- Channels Versus Scenes191
Assignable Controls (I Zone)193
- About the I Zone193
- Controlling a Rotary Control193
- Using the I Zone to Control an Internal Effect/Geq196
- Controlling an Internal Effect Via the I Zone199
- Controlling a GEQ Via the I Zone200
Scenes and Shows (Automation)203
- About Automation203
- Automation Controls204
- Automation Screen205
- Using the Right-Click Menu206
- Scenes207
- Scene Contents208
- Point Scenes208
- Numbering and Navigation208
- Global Scene208
- Initial Snapshot Scene (Scene 0)208
- Date and Time209
- Scene Cue List209
- Editing Scene Properties211
- Adding a New Scene212
- Copying and Deleting Scenes212
- Changing the Order of the Scenes213
- Overriding Store Scope213
- Using Patching in Automation214
- Using Zoom214
- Show Files215
- Rehearsals216
- Safes217
Scope (Automation)219
- About Scope219
- About the Recall Scope Screen219
- Selecting Scope Parameter Sections220
- Saving Scope Parameters in a Scene223
- Using Store Scope224
Events (Automation)225
- About Events225
- About the Edit Event Window226
- Programming Events227
Crossfades (Automation)231
- About the Crossfade Edit Event Window231
- How a Crossfade Operates234
- Crossfade Groups235
- Global Events237
- Manually Controlling a Crossfade238
User Libraries (Presets)239
- About the Preset Manager Screen239
- Managing User Libraries240
- Deleting Presets from a User Library241
File Management243
- About the Files Screen243
- About the Master Controller File Synchronisation Window245
Using Other Devices with the PRO6247
- Using Multiple Digital Consoles247
- Using an External USB Mouse248
- Using an External USB Keyboard248
- Using an External Monitor249
Changing the User Settings251
- Setting the Meter Preferences251
- Configuring a Virtual Soundcheck252
- Restoring the PRO6 Defaults252
- Checking the PRO6 Build Information252
- Setting the Configuration Preferences253
- Changing the User Interface Preferences254
- Changing the Signal Processing Preferences254
- Configuring the Channels, Groups and Internal Units255
- Changing the Default Input/Output Names255
- Adjusting PRO6 Illumination255
- Setting the Time and Date256
Delay Compensation (Latency)257
- Insert Compensation257
- GEQ Compensation258
- GUI Delay Compensation Options258
- Monitor Mode (Align with Masters)260
- Zones261
- Master to Matrix Post-Processing Option261
- Solo Bus Delay Compensation262
- Typical Configurations263
Panel Connections269
- Front Panel Connections269
- Rear Panel Connections270
Inputs281
- Input Channel Routing281
- Input Channel Areas of the Control Surface282
- Input Fast Strips, Channel Strips and MIX Buses283
- Inputs on the GUI284
- Input Metering286
- Channel Configuration Controls287
- MIC Amp Input Gain (Preliminary Input Processing)290
- Dynamics (D Zone)294
- Insert300
- EQ (E Zone)301
- Mixes304
- Master Controls, Solo/Mute and Fader307
Outputs311
- Output Channel Routing311
- Output Channel Areas on the Control Surface312
- Output Fast Strips, Channel Strips and MIX Buses313
- Outputs on the GUI314
- Output Metering319
- Talk320
- Dynamics and EQ320
- Mute, Safes, Level and solo326
- Output Channel Configuration Controls327
- Mixes330
- Masters330
GUI Menu331
- GUI Menu Flowchart332
- GUI Menu Options333
Appendices335
Appendix A Application Notes337
- Spatial Imaging System (SIS™)337
- PRO6 Compressor Modes (Dynamic)337
- PRO6 Input Channel EQ Modes341
- PRO6 Output Channel EQ Modes343
Appendix B Technical Specification345
- PRO6 General Statistics345
- PRO6 General Specifications346
- PRO6 Audio Performance Specifications347
- PRO6 System Inputs and Outputs351
- PRO6 Input and Output Characteristics357
- PRO6 Main Processing Functions359
- PRO6 Status Functions362
Appendix C Klark Teknik DN370 GEQ363
- Notes363
- Using the GEQ363
- Audio Signal Path365
Appendix D Klark Teknik DN780 Reverb367
- Parameter Application Notes367
- About the Special Effects Programs368
- Technical Specifications371
Appendix E I/O Modules373
- DL441 Analogue Input Module373
- DL442 Analogue Output Module374
- DL443 Analogue Jack I/O Module374
- DL452 Digital I/O Module375
Replacing a Module377
Appendix F Replacing a Module379
Appendix G Troubleshooting379
- No Audio379
- Diagnostics379
- Swapping the Active Network382
- Swapping the Active Master Controller382
- Synchronising the Files383
- Mapping a GUI Screen to Another Bay384
- Reset Switches384
- Troubleshooting Automation385
Troubleshooting379
Appendix H Updating the PRO6 Host Software393
- About the PRO6 Updater393
- About the Updater Screen394
- Using the PRO6 Updater396
Updating the PRO6 Host Software393
Appendix I Documentation399
- System User Documentation399
- Supplementary Documentation399
Documentation399
Appendix J Reference Tables401
- Definition of the Primary Buses401
- Navigating to the Patching Screen402
Reference Tables401
Appendix K Parameters Affected by Scope405
- Introduction405
- Overview406
- Inputs407
- Returns (Aux Returns)417
- Auxes (Aux Sends)423
- Matrices431
- Masters437
- GEQ Rack444
- Effects Rack446
- Groups448
Parameters Affected by Scope405
Appendix L Parameters Affected by Automate Patching449
- Inputs449
- Auxes450
- Matrices450
- Masters451
- Effects451
- System Devices452
- Monitors452
Parameters Affected by Automate Patching449
Appendix M Parameters Protected by Safes453
- Overview453
- Inputs454
- Auxes (Aux Sends)462
- Returns (Aux Returns)470
- Matrices475
- Masters483
- Groups491
Parameters Protected by Safes453
Appendix N Parameters Affected by Copy and Paste495
- Overview495
- Inputs496
- Aux504
- Return510
- Matrix514
- Master519
Appendix O Parameters Affected by Stereo Linking525
- Overview525
- Inputs526
- Aux537
- Return547
- Matrix552
- Master560
Appendix P Parameters Copied through Scenes569
- Inputs (Input Channels)570
- Aux Returns (Return Channels)579
- Aux Sends (Aux Channels)583
- Matrix (Matrix Channels)589
- Geqs595
- Effects595
- VCA/POP (Groups)596
- Masters (Master Channels)596
- Misc (Miscellaneous)602
Appendix Q Service Information603
- Routine Maintenance603
- Cleaning the Control Centre603
- Cleaning a GUI Screen603
- Equipment Disposal603
Glossary605

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