Specifications

SETUP

CHANNEL SETTINGS SCREEN

The Channel Settings screen appears as an overlay of the Mix screen, and is used to adjust individual input parameters. It is accessed via

the Configure VRAM menu, or from the Mix screen. Individual tabs are provided for Channels 1~8 and the Aux Inputs. Right-clicking the

blank area at the upper-left of a tab allows that input to be given a custom name. Gain

adjusts the input to compensate for different signal

levels. Set Gain so the Peak indicator flashes only on occasional peaks in signal level. High Pass Filter

reduces low frequencies signals

6dB/octave @ 110Hz. Phantom Power

turns on +36V power for condenser mics. Low, Mid, & High (model VRAMeq only) provide 3-band

input equalization, with variable mid frequency & bypass. Faders & Mute

provide the same functions as on the Mix screen, except that

Main & Aux faders may be Ganged

for combined control. Channel Assignment allows the input to be assigned as ‘on’, ‘off’, or ‘auto’ to

Main Out & Aux Out independently. NOTE: ‘Auto’ means automatic gating (signal activated). ‘On’ means not gated (always active). ‘Off’

means unassigned (never active). Direct Out

provides ‘on’, ‘off’, or ‘follow gate’ assignment. NOTE: ‘Follow gate’ means to turn on & off

simultaneously with any channel gating (to Main Out or Aux Out). Logic Output

provides the same ‘on’, ‘off’, or ‘follow gate’ assignment.

Turn On Delay

selects the timing between when a channel becomes active (gate on) and when the corresponding Logic Output turns on.

Turn Off Delay

selects the timing between when a channel becomes inactive (gate off) and when the corresponding Logic Output turns off.

NOTE: Logic Output delay times are typically used for proper timing in applications where camera switching circuits are being controlled.

The Aux Inputs

tab provides two Gain settings (+6dB & -6dB), and faders for Main Out & Aux Out. Each of the Aux Inputs may be given a

custom name. Aux 1 includes a Teleconference Mode

, which defeats the Aux Out fader (mix-minus), and enables a Threshold fader

(Adaptive Threshold Sensing). In this mode Aux 1 provides the teleconference input, and Aux Out provides the teleconference output.

NOTE: Automixer Settings

, Presets, & output faders (on the Mix screen) are still available while using the Channel Settings screen.