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Output
Click the Output button at the top
to view the Output page where you
can set the levels, equalization,
inputs, and mute status of each
zone.
If a zone is stereo, it will actually
use 2 zones (e.g., Zones 1–2,
Zones 3–4), which will share the
same output settings. If a zone is
mono, it will use one zone only.
Protection Indicator: These red
LEDs will light when amplifier
protection is engaged for the
Speaker Outputs. The LEDs
correspond to Zones 1-4.
Input Menu: Click this menu to
select which source is sent to the
zone.
Signal: This light indicates that the zone is sending out an audio signal.
Peak: This light indicates that the zone is sending out an audio signal that is "peaking"
(exceeding 0 dB). If this happens, lower the level of the Source or Mic/Line fader.
Mute: Click this button to mute or unmute the source. The button will be highlighted when
muted.
Input: Click this button to open the Zone Input window. In this window, click and drag each
fader to set the audio signal level that each Mic/Line Input sends specifically to that zone.
(This does not affect the levels that those inputs send to other zones.)
EQ: Click this button to open the Zone EQ window. In this window, click each menu to set the
frequency (Freq), Gain, or bandwidth (Q) of the 5 frequency ranges: Low, Mid-Low, Mid, Mid-
High, and High.
Source: Click and drag this fader to set the input level of the source you selected in the Input
Menu (described above).
Mic/Line: Click and drag this fader to set the overall level of the Mic/Line Inputs. This setting
is applied in addition to the settings in the Zone Input window (described above).
Master: Click and drag this fader to set the zone's overall output level.
To Zone 5-8 / To Zone 1-4: Click either of these buttons to jump to the lower or upper half of
the page, respectively.
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