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201 PRO X User Manual
Safes
Each output channel (except return) has six types of output channel safes that
each each protects a specic control/area from the automation system.
The safes on the return channel are input channel types, of which there are only
ve available (there is no dynamics).
You can only operate the safe switches via the channel strips (control surface
and GUI), which also provide on/o status information. The status of some of
the safes is displayed via LEDs in the output fast strips and master strips on the
control surface.
For more information on what areas are protected by each safe, see Appendix M
“Parameters Protected By Safes”.
Insert (GUI only)
You can congure the send and return points of the aux, matrix and master
outputs in the insert section of the conguration processing area. The returns
have a separa te insert processing area, which has the same function.
For routing information, see Table 25 “Navigating to the Patching screen”
in Appendix J.
Output channel delay (GUI only)
Similarly to the input channels, all of the output channels (except returns) have a
delay that can be incorporated into the signal path. However, this can be a much
larger delay, being in the range 0ms to 500ms (milliseconds). For details,
see “Input channel delay (GUI only)” in chapter 30.
Processing order
Similarly to the input channels, you can change the processing order on all
of the output channels (except returns). For details, see “Processing order”
in chapter 30.
Mixes
Each of the aux, return and master output channels can send a variable
contribution to the mixes on each of the matrix buses. The buses are controlled
in pairs via mix controls that give continuous adjustment (in the range +6 dB
to o) of sub group levels sent to matrix mixes. The controls in the mix
section (mix and master bays) include level/pan and level control knobs for
each bus pair, whose function (auxes only) depends on the current bus mode
in operation.
The mixes on the outputs are similar in functionality to inputs, except there is no
after fader listen. For details, see “Mixes” in chapter 30.
Masters
For each output, the masters section (channel strip of the mix and master bays)
functions in the same way as for the inputs (see “Master controls, solo/mute and
fader” in chapter 30). The same also applies to fader (see “Fader”).