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FUNCTIONS
[10 - 11 - 12] LEVEL CONTROL AND CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT.
PAN or PAN/BAL or BAL: control to define the position of the respective input signal in the
stereo image (L: left channel, R: right channel) or the balance of a stereo signal.
If groups GR 1‑2 and/or GR 3‑4 are enabled, the same control routes the signal to groups
1 and 3 (if rotated to the left) or 2 and 4 (if rotated to the right) or all (MONO) (if placed
in the centre).
MUTE: press this key (red LED on) to turn the corresponding channel off, interrupting the
signal to the MAIN MIX and to the GROUP OUTs.
SOLO: if pressed (red LED lit), the corresponding channel is in SOLO mode and its signal is
sent to the CONTROL ROOM and PHONES A‑B outputs.
FADER (60 mm potentiometer): adjusting the level (volume) of the corresponding channel
(– ∞ ÷ +10 dB).
GR 1-2: if pressed, the corresponding channel is assigned to group 1‑2.
GR 3-4: if pressed, the corresponding channel is assigned to group 3‑4.
L-R: if pressed, the signal of the corresponding channel is sent directly to the MAIN MIX
output.
SIGNAL: Green LED, indicates the presence of the signal at the corresponding input.
[13] LEVEL CONTROL AND GROUP ASSIGNMENT.
L: if pressed, the audio signal of the corresponding group is sent to the left channel („left")
of the MAIN MIX output.
R: if pressed, the audio signal of the corresponding group is sent to the right channel
(„right") of the MAIN MIX output.
FADER (60 mm potentiometer): control of the level (volume) of the corresponding group
(– ∞ ÷ +10 dB).
[14] LEVEL CONTROL OF MAIN MIX AUDIO OUTPUTS.
FADER (60 mm potentiometer): control of the level (volume) of the MAIN MIX audio
outputs (– ∞ ÷ +10 dB).
[15] GENERAL CONTROLS OF AUX AND FX EFFECT AUXILIARY SENDS
LEVELS.
1 / 2 / 3 / FX: controls of the general levels of the corresponding auxiliary sends and of the
internal effect send (– ∞ ÷ +10 dB).
SOLO: if pressed, the corresponding auxiliary send is in SOLO mode and its signal is sent
to the CONTROL ROOM and PHONES A‑B outputs.
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