Yamaha PM3500 - Page 9

Table of Contents
7.6 Stereo master module... а oen Alessi 90
7.6.1 Stereo master module: stereo-to-matrix pre- /post-fader jumpers
7.6.2 Stereo master module: stereo-to-matrix pre- / post ON jumpers
7.6.3 Stereo master module: stereo CUE AFL pre- /post-ON jumpers
7.6.4 Stereo master module: talkback-to-group gain (0, -6dB) switch
7.7 Hints on circuitry for remote control of the VCA masters ................................... 91
Operating notes and hints
8.1 Console gain structure .................................................22222222.22.2.4..1.. 95
8.1.1 What is the proper gain structure?
8.1.2 What affects gain structure?
8.1.3 Establishing the correct input channel settings
8.1.4 Establishing the correct group master settings
8.1.5 How УСА control affects gain structure
8.1.6 Channel muting and gain structure
8.2 Further hints & conceptual notes ......................................................................... 97
8.2.1 What is a VCA, and why is it used?
8.2.2 The distinction between the group busses and the VCA master “groups”
8.2.3 Using the channel INSERT IN jack as a line input
Applications
9.1 General applications ...................... eese tnnt 101
9.1.1 Theater
9.1.2 Production
9.1.3 Post-production
9.1.4 Video work
9.1.5 Sound reinforcement
9:2 Setup солсерібзсе 505 ————— 103
9.2.1 Deriving a stereo mix from groups 1 through 8
9.2.2 Using the mix matrix with the subgroups and stereo bus to function as 10
subgroups
9.2.3 Creating 7 independent stereo mixes (or 14 independent mono mixes) with
the mix matrix
9.2.4 Using the VCA masters and the group masters to obtain the functional
equivalent of 16 subgroups
9.2.5 Using the VCA masters to control the same input channels in order to handle
different scenes
Maintenance
10.1 Cleaning the console сили лок лы ден re decer evi aec rie 107
10.1.1 The console and power supply exterior
10.1.2 Power supply air filters
10.1.3 Pots and faders
10.1.4 The console interior
10.1.5 Meter lamp replacement
10.2 Where to check if there is no output ................................................... 108
10.3 What to do in case of trouble .................... sss 108
Block and level diagram
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