5�2�1�2 Setting The Sum Channel - IMG STAGELINE DELTA-160R Bedienungsanleitung

7) The channel volume "Fader" and the functions "Solo" and "Mute"
can be adjusted on the screen in this view: To set the value to 0 dB,
tap the value underneath "Fader" twice� To be able to operate the
volume setting via the control knob (10), the mute function via
the key MUTE (12) and the Solo function via the key SOLO (11),
press the key SENDS once again so that it is no longer illuminated�
Mic IN
GEQ 2
48V HPF
EQ
GATE COMP
Bus 1
PAN
50 | 50 50 | 50
Bus 6 50|50
CH 1
PAN
-1 dB
50/50
Solo
L&R
SOLO
MUTE
Fig. 6 Channel output
5.2.1.2 Setting the sum channel
1) Use the control knob (13) to set the volume of the stereo sum� The
LED ring around the knob will indicate the current setting�
The LED VU meters (7) will always show the level of the sum signal
after the "Fader" (13)�
2) The key MUTE underneath the knob is used to mute the stereo
sum channel� The key will be illuminated to indicate muting� To
unmute, press the key once again�
Note: The key SENDS (8) must not be illuminated (press the key if required)�
3) To monitor the sum signal via headphones, press the key SOLO to
send the signal to the Solo bus� It will, however, be automatically
sent to the Solo bus if the Solo function has not been selected for
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any other channel ( chapter 5�1�4)�
4) For additional settings of the sum channel, call up the stereo sum
view (fig� 7)� To do this, press the control knob (13)�
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Clip
+12 +12
0 0
−12 −12
−24 −24
−36 −36
−48 −48
−60 −60
OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6
Clip
+12 +12
0 0
−12 −12
−24 −24
−36 −36
−48 −48
−60 −60 Bus1 Bus2 Bus3 Bus4 Bus5L
Fig. 7 Stereo sum with VU meters for inputs and outputs
The VU meters for all input channels and for all outputs are dis-
played on the left� The current assignment for each output is also
displayed�
CH1
Fader Meter
−1.0 dB −1.0 dB
10 10
0 0
Mute
−∞ −∞
GEQ 2
USB
11 12 ST1 ST2 S/PDIF
CH 2
CH 5 CH 6
CH 9 CH 10
ST 1 ST 2
Bus 5 50|50
USB
OUT7 OUT8 S/PDIF
Bus 7 50|50
Bus 8 50|50
L/R MIX OUTPUT
+2 dB
Bus5R L R
The channel strip for the stereo sum is displayed on the right� It
contains the following information (from top to bottom):
– analog outputs assigned, e� g� "OUT 7&8" (
– insert effects used, e� g� Mod 1, Rev 2 or GEQ 1 (
INSERT will be displayed if no effect has been assigned to the
insert point
– miniature curve of the parametric equalizer (
X
– all input channels and signal buses that have been assigned to
the stereo sum, including the signal part adjusted (fader)
– channel name (
Clip
– volume setting (fader) for the sum channel
+12 +12
0 0 – stereo balance BAL
– status indication ⓣ when the signal delay has been activated
−12 −12
−24 −24
– SOLO status and MUTE status
−36 −36
– signal level (bar graphs on the right)
−48 −48
5) To adjust the stereo balance of the sum signal or to adjust a signal
−60 −60
delay, tap the lowermost section of the channel strip� The view
shown in fig� 8 will be displayed�
6) To change the stereo balance, tap the field underneath BAL�
The field will have a yellow frame� Use the control ADJUST (9) to
adjust the ratio between the left stereo channel and the right
stereo channel� To make it easier to reset the setting to the centre
position "50|50", tap the display field twice�
7) To adjust a signal delay, tap the control displayed in the field
"Delay"� Use the control ADJUST to adjust the corresponding delay
value and tap IN to activate or deactivate the delay�
Note: The unit of measurement (ms, ft, m) for all delay settings can be selected
in the setup menu (
8) When all settings have been made, tap �� to close the window
OUT 7&8
GEQ 2 INSERT
EQ
CH 2 CH 3 CH 4
CH 5 CH 6 CH 7 CH 8
CH 9 CH 10 CH 11 CH 12
ST 1 ST 2 SPDIF USB
Bus 5 50|50
OUT 7&8
INSERT
Bus 7 50|50
EQ
Bus 8 50|50
L/R MIX OUTPUT
CH 3 CH 4
BAL
+2 dB
CH 7 CH 8
50/50
CH 11 CH 12
SPDIF USB
SOLO
MUTE
Fig. 8 Balance and delay of the stereo sum
BAL
50/50
SOLO
MUTE
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L/R MIX OUTPUT
Delay
Fader
+2.0 dB +2.0 dB
IN
0.0 ms
10 10
0 0
BAL
50 | 50 50 | 50
Solo Mute
−∞ −∞
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chapter 5�3�2)
X
Meter
Clip
+12 +12
0 0
−12 −12
−24 −24
−36 −36
−48 −48
−60 −60
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