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Note: You can set the "Toggle Room Boundary" function in the "Room Combining" tab only.
Note: If the "Room Combining" and "Prog. Inputs" tabs are active at the same time, you can assign no function to
Programmable Inputs 1 to 6 (max.).
1. Click on "Prog. Outputs".
2. Select the Programmable Output you wish to program
from the list on the bottom of the tab.
Note: If the "Room Combining" and "Prog. Inputs" tabs are
active at the same time, you can assign no function to
Programmable Inputs 1 to 6 (max.).
3. Under "programmable Output x" ("Programmable
Output 1" in the example in fig. 15), select one of three
functions:
"Input Channel Activity": Under "Applies To:/Channel
Activity", click on the input channels you wish to use to
activate the selected Programmable Output. In the
example in fig. 15, Programmable Output 1 is activated
when there is activity in microphone channel 1, 2, or 3.
"Programmable Input
To:/Channel Activity", click on the Programmable
Input(s) you wish to use to activate the selected
Programmable Output. Use this function to activate an
LED or a relay.
"Not Used": To deactivate the selected Programmable Output, click on "Not Used".
4. Save your settings to a Preset.
As with the Programmable Inputs, you can assign a different function to each Programmable Output in each Preset.
1. Recall the Preset with the desired parameters (input and
output gain, EQ settings, etc.).
2. Click on "Room Combining" and "Active".
3. Select the "Number of Rooms" that you may need to
combined ("2", "3", or "4").
4. Select the "Room Boundaries", each of which repre-
sents a removable partition between Rooms.
5. In the fields "Inputs to Output 1" through "Inputs to
Output 4", assign each input to the desired output or
outputs.
6. Click on "Apply" and note the currently active functions
of the Programmable Inputs. The functions are shown in
the yellow fields.
7. Save your settings to a Preset.
1. Get a piece of paper and draw the layout of the confer-
ence table for which you have to set up a mix-minus sys-
tem.
Be sure to include the ins and outs in a manner that you
can easily identify them.
2. Note which input is routed to which output and add the
associated levels. (This may seem a lot of work, but will
save you a lot of time and trouble when you actually
install the system.)
3. Click on "Matrix Setup" and transfer the settings in your
layout to the computer. Fig 17 shows an example of a
mix-minus setup.
4. Save your settings to a Preset.
State": Under "Applies
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4.6 Programmable
Outputs
Fig. 15: "Porg. Outputs" tab.
4.7 Room Combining
Fig. 16: "Room Combining"
tab.
4.8 Complex Matrix
Setups
Fig. 17: Example of a mix-
minus setup.
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