Manual

43 PRO X User Manual
>> To assign output channels to the control surface
Do one of the following:
• Scroll to the desired output channel using the scroll by 1, scroll by 8 or
scroll by 24 buttons.
You can assign a bank of channels to the output fast strip via the GUI. Similarly
to the layout of the control surface, the overview GUI screen has channel select
buttons to the right of the two rows of outputs (see Figure 6, “Typical Overview
screen (default of the mix bay GUI screen),” in chapter 3). Click the desired
channel type button to assign its bank of outputs to the row on the left. For
example, click the lower AUX button to assign auxes 1 to 8 to the lower row of
outputs.
>> To select an output channel
Do one of the following:
• Quick access button (output fast strip) To select an output channel
that is currently assigned to the output fast strips, press its local quick access
button in the desired output fast strip. This will assign the output channel to
the local channel strip.
• Quick access button (master channel) To select a master channel,
press its local quick access button. This will assign the master channel to the
local channel strip.
• Touch sensitive control knobs Touch/operate the control knob in the
desired output fast strip. This will select the local channel and assign it to
the local channel strip.
You can use the GUI menu to select any output channel you want via the
home  Mix & Outputs option.
>> To select a processing area
You may want a specic processing area of an output channel assigned to
the local channel strip, for example, to carry out processing or for copying its
parameters to another output channel. To do this, provided the output channel
is currently selected at the control surface, press the quick access button local to
the desired channel strip’s processing area to select it.
You can select a processing area via the GUI by clicking on a non-control area
within the desired section of the ‘overview’ display (aux send, aux return, matrix
or master) in the GUI channel strip.
Navigation via the GUI
The GUI has unique navigational tools by which to return to a channel ‘overview’
display from one of its processing areas in the GUI channel strip, and also to
browse through the GUI screen display history.
>> To navigate back to a channel’s overview display from one of its
processing areas in the GUI channel strip
Click the up arrow.
>> To nd a GUI screen that you recently opened
Use the back/forward browser buttons to do one of the following:
• To return to the GUI screen you have just opened, click the back button.
• To open one of the GUI screens you have recently visited, click the back/
forward buttons. The back button will take you back through your browser
history, while the forward button goes the opposite way.
The back/forward buttons are similar to those on standard browsers used
on any PC.
Fault nding a problem channel
If you know the number of the channel that has a problem, you can quickly
navigate it to the control surface by typing in its channel type and number via
the lower channel select (lower) and channel type sections.
>> To select a channel using its number
1. In either of the lower channel select sections, press the button of the
desired type. For example, if the channel is a matrix, press MTX.
2. Type in the channel’s number. For example, press 4 and then 7 for channel 47.
3. Press ENTER.