The following nine Global Mode buttons are available. See also the Global Scroll buttons on the next
page.
GAIN The encoders are used to control the Gain or trim of the Input Channels.
FILTERS/Delay The encoders are used to control the Lo-cut and Hi-cut lters and the time delay
of the Input Channels.
GATE The encoders are used to control the Lo-cut and Hi-cut lters in the gate’s side
chain, the Threshold, Attack, Gate Hold, Release and Range parameters of the
noise gate.
COMP The encoders are used to control the Threshold, Detector type RMS/Peak, Ratio,
Attack, Release, Knee and Gain parameters of the Compressor.
EQ The encoders are used to control the EQ.
PAN The encoders are used to control the Panning (left-right) of the input channel’s
signal to the LCR busses. See the page 3-11 about Panning,
BUS 1-8, BUS 9-16 and BUS 17-24
These buttons are used as ‘jumping in’ points to busses 1, 9 and 17 as a way to
access the feeds to the 24 aux/group output busses.
Once the required bus has been selected, using these buttons and the Global
Scroll buttons (see next page), the encoders are used to control the level of the
feeds (aux busses only) and whether they are routed or not (press on the en-
coder to toggle on/off [aux and group busses]) from their input channels to the
selected output bus.
Note: in the case of aux busses which have been stereo paired, the left hand
one of an encoder pair is used as a send level control, the right hand one is a
balance control. The push-on/push-off functionality is duplicated between both
encoders.
For stereo-paired group busses, the push-on/push-off functionality is duplicated
between both encoders. The balance is controlled by the channel’s balance
control.
Note: for fast set-up, a bus can be set to unity (0dB) by pressing and holding
the encoder. This works only if the bus was off previously.
Note: As with all other modes, if more than 1 function is available to any en-
coder, the name is suffexed with a ‘+’.
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