User`s manual

AEQ FORUM
Digital audio mixer for broadcast applications
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3.3. “MEMORY“ menu.
This menu enables you to manage the configuration memories as snapshots. In two
consecutive screens, the 7 memory positions available for user-defined configurations are
shown.
Each one of these memory positions stores all of the parameters in use at that time in each one
of the console channel: gain, phase and balance configuration, “PROGRAM”, “AUDITION”,
“AUX1”, “AUX2” and/or “CUE” routing activation, configuration/activation of equalizers, filters
and/or dynamics processes and channels activation/deactivation (ON/OFF). No fader position is
stored, because these are set manually. The memory position also stores the activation of
signals sending to control and studio monitoring (by means of the keys placed under the
corresponding displays), but not the position of the 3 associated encoders.
The first of these screens displays the first 4 memory positions for user-defined configurations,
and the second shows the following 3 memory positions. You can shift between these two
screens by turning any of the associated encoders as you move through the complete list of
snapshots stored at that time. The memory that is selected at any time is highlighted.
Each stored memory is identified by its name and the date on which it was created. The names
of the memories are editable from the configuration software (see section 4.3.5 in this manual).
The options available through the contextual keys below the screen, from left to right, are:
• “BACK”: pressing this key allows you to return to the previous menu screen. No change
you may have made is saved.
• “SAVE”: stores in the selected memory position the configuration of the console at that
moment. The system will ask for your confirmation (in the screen that appears, you can
confirm by pressing “SAVE” again or return to the memories list by pressing “BACK”).
• “LOAD”: allows you to load the configuration you stored previously in the selected
memory position. The system will ask for your confirmation (in the screen that appears,
you can confirm by pressing “LOAD” or return to the memories list by pressing “BACK”).
You can also create snapshots with different configurations from the configuration software. See
section 4.3.5 of this manual.
3.4. “MAIN MENU “.
Pressing the “MENU” key in the initial screen will take you to the “MAIN MENU” screen. From
this advanced configuration menu you can control, among other parameters, audio
inputs/outputs, internal routing and processes. The four options visible on the last line of the
display are associated with the four contextual keys below, from left to right:
• “BACK”: pressing this key allows you to return to the previous menu screen.
• “INFO”: essentially a maintenance menu displaying information about the IP addresses
of the two network ports (“LAN” and “ETHERNET”) present in the rear panel of the unit
and firmware versions installed in the several console operating modules, as well as the
routing and process DSPs percentage of use.