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AUXILIARY SENDS - Route the channel signal to one or

more of 10 auxiliary send busses. These are independent

from the main outputs and may be used for effects sends

and monitor mixes. The sends are grouped 1-4, 5-8, and 9-

10. Each group may be selected pre or post channel fader.

A further 6dB of boost above 0dB normal channel level is

available on the send control.

Use post-fade for effects sends such as reverb. The amount

of signal sent to the effects unit follows the fader level and

mute switch. The processed ("wet") signal returned to the

mix through the return channel is therefore in proportion to

the direct ("dry") signal from the fader to the mix.

Use pre-fade for monitor sends such as to on-stage monitor,

backstage, orchestra pit, and musicians cue speakers. The

amount of signal in the monitor mix is independent of the

fader level. Pre-fade sends are post-EQ, post-mute as

standard. (may be configured pre-EQ or pre-mute by setting

internal links).

DIRECT OUT - The 0dBu post-fade channel signal is

available at the DIR OUT jack socket. For pre/post selection

and independent level control select the underpanel #

DIR OUT mode switch. The 9-10 pre/post switch and aux 10

send control now affect the direct out signal. Select POST

for an effects send dedicated to that channel (local effect)

without tying up a complete aux buss. Select PRE for a

multitrack recording send with independent level control.

MUTE - When illuminated the channel signal is turned off

(muted). This affects both pre and post fade signals unless

the pre-fade aux has been internally configured pre-mute.

The silent action mute element can be controlled by the

switch, mute groups, mute patches or via MIDI. The green

SAFE/PREVIEW LED indicates if the channel has been

made 'safe' so that it is not affected by the mute groups,

patches or MIDI. It is also used when previewing or editing

the groups and patches.

ROUTING and PAN - The PAN control positions the

channel signal in the stereo mix. The post-pan signal may

be routed directly to the L-R mix or to the groups in odd/even

pairs. The groups may be used to feed additional outputs or

recording tracks, or for subgrouping combinations of

channel signals to the mix so that the overall level of the

group can be controlled without affecting the balance between

the signals, for example the drum kit mics. The pre-pan

signal may be routed to the MONO output independent of the

stereo positioning.

METER and PFL - The peak reading meter displays the

channel signal pre-fader. Use this to monitor signal presence

and level. The signal should average around '0' with the

loudest peaking at '6'. If the red PEAK light flashes the signal

level is too high (5dB below clipping) and should be reduced

using the GAIN control to prevent possible overload distortion.

Press PFL to listen to the pre-fade signal on headphones or

engineers monitor without affecting the main outputs.

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