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bus assignment features
The Input bus assignment section offers considerable flexibility for creating what
eventually becomes the main output mix. Such features as
LCR,GROUP PAN ON
and
eight-individual group assignments allow several approaches to building the
desired mix.All assignments are derived post-fader, post-eq,and post-mute.
pan control
The pan control positions the signal within the stereo left/right field,
(or between left
/
center or center
/
right in
LCR mode).The signal must be assigned
to either LCR or the L-R bus for the pan control to have any affect.
left-center-right—LCR
This feature is used to precisely position a signal in a sound system with a center
speaker cluster in addition to left and right clusters.The PAN control becomes an
integral part of how the input-signal is sent to the LEFT,CENTER, and RIGHT outputs.
The post-fader signal is assigned to the LEFT,RIGHT, and MONO/CENTER buses.
Relative amounts of the signal fed to each bus is determined by the position of
the PAN control.
mono assignment—M
The signal is assigned to the discrete mono bus.
When the LCR button is depressed, this switch is bypassed.
left / right assignment—L-R
The Input signal is assigned to the main Left and Right output buses, deriving
its signal after the channels pan system.When the LCR button is depressed, this
switch is bypassed.
pan on—groups—PAN ON
The eight GROUP assignment switches assign the input signal in mono, inde-
pendent of the pan pot.
The eight GROUP assignment switches assign signals as four stereo-pairs.The
PAN
control governs the stereo placement of the four stereo-pairs, which are now
configured as odd–left / even–right.
For example: GROUP 1—left,GROUP 2—right,GROUP 3—left,GROUP 4—right,...con-
tinuing through GROUP 8.
group 1–8 assignment
The input channel's post-fader signal is assigned to the corresponding GROUP
bus(es). see—pan on—groups
mono input module
1
If the channel's
Left/Right signal goes
way when the Pan pot is at
center, check to see if the
LCR button is down.
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