User guide

821667: VAMP2 Series User Guide

VAMP2 Series User Guide

Front Panel Features

• Mix (LEDs, Left and Right): When the left and/or right Speaker

Assign

button is pushed a fifth time, its associated Mix LED glows

green to indicate that channels can be added to that speaker mix

(Mix Mode) by pushing the Mix Assign Buttons located under the

level meters.

• Mix Assign (Buttons, 1 through 4): Each of these four push buttons is

separately associated with one of each of the four lever meters (1, 2,

3, or 4). Each button is used to assign the channel monitored by the

associated level meter to the left or right speaker mix only when

both the left and right speaker assign buttons are in “Mix Mode”

(the 5th push button in the cycle. Refer to *** for details.) When in

mix mode the right and/or left Mix LEDs will glow. When a

channel is selected using these buttons, the channel LED above the

corresponding level meter will glow green when assigned to the left

speaker, amber when assigned to the right speaker, and alternate

between green and amber when assigned to both speakers.

• Volume (Rotary Potentiometer): This knob controls the loudness of

the audio reproduced by the internal speakers, external speakers, or

connected headphone.

• Video Source (Push Button and LEDs): This button selects one of

three signal sources for monitoring: SDI, CVBS 1, or CVBS 2.

Repeatedly pressing the source select button steps through each of

the three selections. One of the three indication LEDs (SDI, CVBS 1,

or CVBS 2) will glow to indicate the selected signal source.

When SDI is selected, you can select one of the two available SDI

inputs on the rear panel for monitoring using the SDI Select

button. Note that the SDI LED will glow green if the selected SDI

signal is locked, or red if the signal is unlocked.

Right

Amber Right

5Right Mix

Table 1–7 Speaker Assign Mix Configuration

Button

Push

Channel

LED

LED Color

Speaker

Assignment

Note:

Although you can turn on just one Mix LED (without

the other) both Mix LEDs must be on for the Mix Mode

to function.