Solid State Logic SL 4000 G Series User Manual

Details the controls and functions of the channel's input stage.

Explains the compressor, limiter, expander, and gate processing.

Details the console's routing matrix for signal distribution.

Covers the interaction between the routing matrix and status logic.

Describes the monitor input and small fader controls.

Details the input controls and signal flow for stereo channels.

Explains how signals are routed within the stereo channel.

Describes the dynamics processing available on the stereo module.

Covers the EQ and filter controls specific to the stereo module.

Introduces the master facilities module and its role.

Explains how cue and auxiliary sends are configured.

Describes the system for monitoring in the control room.

Explains how to select and control monitor outputs.

Explains the operation of VCA trim, auto fade, and AFL controls.

Explains VCA group faders and local aux send panel setup.

Introduces fundamental concepts of signal flow on the console.

Highlights six critical points within the SL611G module.

Details the channel input stage and signal routing.

Explains the operation and role of the large VCA fader.

Describes the routing capabilities of the multitrack matrix.

Covers the controls and functions of the monitor input section.

Details the quad pan controls for stereo and surround panning.

Details how to route signals using VCAs to monitors.

Introduces the section on identifying and resolving console issues.

Guides users on how to pinpoint the source of a fault.

Provides steps and advice for repairing console faults.

Explains the procedure for replacing console modules and cards.

Details the process of replacing input/output module cards.

Covers common faults related to specific module cards.

Discusses specific fault-finding for the SL 651G module.