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2 Controls & Connections
2.5 Input Channel Strip
2.5.1 Input Channel Controls
Input-Channel Select Button
Enables Fat Channel Processing and Routing.
As previously described in section 2.3.1, the Select button
routes its channel through the Fat Channel, allowing you
to add dynamics processing, EQ, and panning; assign
the output routing; and more.
Solo Button
Turns Soloing On and Off.
This button will solo its channel to the main outputs or to
the monitor outputs, depending on whether PFL or SIP is
selected in the Solo bus section. Please review Section
2.10 for details.
When a Solo button is enable, that channel or bus will
automatically be selected, and its Select button will
illuminate.
Mute Button
Turns Muting On and Off.
This button mutes its channel. It will illuminate red when
the channel is muted. When a mute button is engaged,
its channel will be muted in all of its assigned outputs
(Subgroups, Mains, and Aux Sends).
Channel Fader
Controls the Overall Level of the Channel.
Each input channel features a 100 mm long-throw fader
for accurate level adjustment. Unity gain (0 dB) is denoted
by a “U.”
The white area above the fader can be used as a scribble
strip. Use only oil pencils; other types of pens or pencils
cannot be wiped off.
To clean the scribble strip, use a lightly damp cloth to
remove the writing.