Manual

114 PRO X User Manual
Chapter 19: Assignable Controls
(I Zone)
This chapter describes the assignable controls (I zone) of the master bay and
shows you how to use them to operate the internal eects and GEQs of the PRO X,
and also any of its control knob functions on the control surface.
About the I zone
The assignable controls section on the control surface — or “I zone” — has
full GUI support (master bay GUI screen only) and operates in one of two ways:
• Controlling any rotary on the control surface You can assign any of the
control knobs (rotaries) on the control surface — and also any belonging to
the internal eects — to any control knob in the I zone.
• Operating an internal rack unit of the PRO X You can adjust the critical
controls of an internal eect or GEQ rack unit via the I zone.
Although you can switch back and forth easily between the two methods,
the I zone gives precedence to the rack unit assignments.
User-assignable
controls
I zone quick
access button
Single set of I zone
controls
Assign/unassign
button
Control
knob
Navigation
controls for
internal devices
Figure 22: I zone controls on the control surface
Controlling a rotary control
This is an important function of the I zone, which lets you control any of the
control knob functions on the control surface, such as gain trim (input fast
strips), compressor/gate threshold (channel strip) and level (output fast strips),
and even the internal eects. This means you can have quick access to the
controls that are currently the most useful to you.
Additionally, you can assign the tap function of the Delay eect to an LCD
button in the I zone, which lets you set a delay time manually. For details,
see “To manually set the tap time of an eect”.
About the Assignable Controls window
The Assignable Controls window lets you choose which controls you can operate
from the I zone. It shows the current assignment and status of each assigned control.
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4
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Item Element Function
1 Name eld
Channel name, with background colour to match the default/user-dened
channel colour.
2 Control knobs User-assigned controls.
3 Button Assign/unassign button.
4 Control selection lists
These oer you all the available options from which to choose your rotary control
assignment.
5 Option list Available control options for the selected channel/eect.
6 Option list Available channels/eects for the selected channel type/eect.
7 Option list
Available channel types/eect. The options are: Unassigned; Inputs; Aux Sends;
Matrix; Aux Returns; Masters; and Eects.