Additional Functions; Assigning Channel Names, Changing The Channel Colour; Test Signal Generator; Level Overview - IMG STAGELINE DELTA-160R Bedienungsanleitung

6 Additional Functions

6.1 Assigning channel names,
changing the channel colour
Names can be assigned to all channels (inputs, signal buses and ste-
reo sum) to make it easier to distinguish the channels� The individual
names will appear in the channel strips and in the channel selection
field of the individual views� In the default settings, the usual channel
name (e� g� CH 1, Bus 5, L / R MIX OUTPUT) will appear� For the input
channels and signal buses, the colour of the name field can also be
changed� To assign a name or to change the colour of a channel:
1) Press the keys IN 1– 8/9 – 20 (8) to call up the overview of input
channels or press the key BUS 1– 8 (8) to call up the overview of
signal buses� To rename the sum channel, call up the view for the
stereo sum: Press the control knob (13) and proceed with step 3�
2) Select the corresponding channel�
3) Keep your finger on the channel name with a coloured background
for a few seconds� When you remove your finger, a keyboard will
appear on the screen�
4) Use this keyboard to enter a new name for the channel�
The button "?123" is used to switch over the keyboard to special
characters and numerals� The button  is used to delete the
character on the left of the cursor�
5) To exit the input mode, tap "Done"� The keyboard will disappear�
6) Select a different background for the name if required� It is not
possible to change the colour for the sum channel�
7) Tap "Confirm" the change or "Cancel"�

6.2 Test signal generator

The mixer has its own signal generator which can, for example, be
used to test speakers� The signal generator can also be used as a signal
source for the real-time analyzer which is a tool to adjust the graphic
equalizers (effect modules GEQ) (
To adjust the generator:
1) Press the key SETUP (4) to call up the setup menu�
2) Tap the button "Monitor" on the left to call up the view for the
test signal generator and the monitor settings (fig� 27)�
3) When all settings have been made, press the key SETUP to exit
the setup menu�
Setup
Oscillator
Type
White noise
Patch
Pink noise
Sine wave
Meter
Sine sweep
Level
FX
−73.0 dB
Scenes
Frequency
Recorder
1.00 kHz
Monitor
Fig. 27 Test signal generator
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Monitor/Phones
Off
Mute
Destination
Level
Bus 1
Bus 2
0.0 dB
Bus 3
Bus 4
Solo
Bus 5
Bus 6 PFL
Bus 7
PFL Trim
Bus 8
−20.0 dB
L/R MIX OUTPUT
To adjust the generator:
1) Under "Destination", define the channels (signal buses and stereo
sum) for output of the test signal�
2) Next to "Oscillator", switch on the generator ("On")�
3) Under "Type", define the type of test signal�
White noise
Pink noise
Sine wave
Sine sweep
4) Under "Level", set the level for the test signal�
5) If "Type" = "Sine wave": Set the desired signal frequency under
"Frequency"�
Note: Tap the numeric fields twice for standard values (–30 dB / 1 kHz)�

6.3 Level overview

To show an overview of all input levels and output levels:
1) Press the key SETUP (4) to call up the setup menu�
2) Tap the button "Meter" on the left to call up the level overview
(fig� 28)�
3) To exit the setup menu, press the key SETUP�
1 2 3
Setup
Clip
+12 +12
0 0
Patch
−12 −12
−24 −24
Meter
−36 −36
−48 −48
−60 −60
FX
OUT1 OUT2
Clip
Scenes
+12 +12
0 0
−12 −12
Recorder
−24 −24
−36 −36
Monitor −48 −48
−60 −60 Bus1 Bus2
Fig. 28 Level overview "Meter"
As in the view for the stereo sum (cf� chapter 5�2�1), the VU meters
for all input channels and for all outputs will be displayed� The current
assignment for each output will also be indicated�
Use the buttons to define if the levels are to be indicated ahead of
the faders (Pre Fader) or after the faders (Post Fader) of the channels�
X
The option "IN" will show the input signals before level correction by
means of gain settings and trim settings�
Clip Clip
The LED VU meters (7) will always show the level of the sum signal
+12 +12
after the "Fader" (13)�
0 0
−12
−24
−36
Clip
+12 +12
0 0
−12 −12
−24 −24
−36 −36
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ST1 ST2
OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6 OUT7 OUT8 S/PDIF
Bus3 Bus4 Bus5L Bus5R L R
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USB
S/PDIF
IN
Pre Fader
Post Fader
USB
Pre Fader
Post Fader