Manual

200 PRO X User Manual
Output channel ID (GUI only)
You can change the channel name in the GUI channel strip. This can be done in
the output channel overview or in any of the processing areas.
To change the background colour of the output channel name eld (green in the
example shown) and/or the channel name, open the Output Channels Sheet
screen of the GUI menu.
>> To change the channel name in the GUI channel strip
Click within the channel name eld and type in the new channel name
(see “Text editing” in chapter 6).
Output channel source/destination (GUI only)
The channel’s destination is shown in the text eld of the conguration
processing area. If no destination has been selected, it will contain the text
“Unassigned” (as shown right). You can select the destination for this channel by
clicking dest, which opens the Patching screen (see Chapter 8 “Patching”).
For routing information, see Table 25 “Navigating to the Patching screen” in
Appendix J.
By clicking the recorder button (returns only) you can set the input source
to tape returns.
Stereo linking (GUI only)
The linking section of the conguration processing area has a LINK switch for
linking the selected output channel to the adjacent (higher numbered)
output channel. The LINK OPT. button opens a Stereo Linking Options
window from where you can select the linked parameters. For more information,
see Chapter 10 “Stereo Linking”.
Gain swap (GUI only)
Only return has the gain swap facility. Clicking GAIN SWAP swaps from remote
(stage box) gain to digital trim (console gain), and vice versa. For more
information, see “Mic amp input gain (preliminary input processing)”
in chapter 30.
Mix mode (GUI only)
The mix section (aux only) has a MODE button for scrolling through the three mix
modes, that is, mix, mix minus and group.
Input mode (GUI only)
The button in the input mode section (return only) time aligns the return
channel with the input channels.
Fader linking (GUI only)
The link fader section in the Cong processing area (matrix only) has ST and
MON buttons for linking the matrix channel fader to the stereo or to the mono
master faders, respectively. Control of the stereo master faders reverts to the
highest fader.
Bus trim (GUI only)
The bus trim section (all output channels except return) has a control for ne
adjustment of the gain. Range is from -12 dB to +6 dB.
Direct input (GUI only)
The direct input section (all output channels except return) provides an internal
connection to eects etc. or an external input into the output from an eect or
line I/O unit. It lets you take a signal directly out of a dened point in the input
channel’s signal path and route it to either an internal assignable eect or to one
of the physical outputs (a physical connection at one of the line I/O boxes).
This function is optional and assigned on a channel-by-channel basis.
This section is deliberately distanced from main channel panel controls because it
is a limited resource and unused on many channels.
Selection of signal path source can only be carried out via the GUI.
This section has similar functionality to the direct output section on each input
channel, see “Direct input (GUI only)”.
For routing information, see Table 25 “Navigating to the Patching screen”
in Appendix J.