Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- _000_Cover_2.03
- _001_Information_2.04
- _002_Contents_2.03
- 1.0 Introduction_2.04
- 2.0 Getting Started_2.03
- 3.0 Assignable Controls_2.03
- 4.0 Touch Screen_2.03
- 5.0 Inputs And Outputs_2.04
- 6.0 Channels And Busses_2.03
- 7.0 DSP Elements_2.03
- 8.0 Mix Features_2.03
- 9.0 Shows, Cuelist, Snapshots_2.03
- 10.0 Lexicon FX_2.03
- 11.0 Preferences, System, Security_2.03
- 12.0 Oscillator_2.03
- APP01_No Sound_2.03
User Manual
APPENDIX 01: NO SOUND?
NO SOUND?
APPENDIX 01: NO SOUND?
Is the Signal Routed to a valid output bus or channel?
Routing can cover LR and Mono routing, as well as Mix bus routing.
This will depend on the particular instance. If the issue is no output at the main LR or mono outputs for example, then check than the
signal is routed using the LR and/or MONO buttons in the ACS OUT section (7.2.5). If the issue is with a Mix Bus or Matrix output, then
check contribution to that bus is turned up (see the tOTEM / FADER FOLLOW section 3.5).
Is the Output Master Channel Path valid?
Almost exactly the same checks as above can be done on the Output Master Channel, whether it's a MIX, MATRIX,
or LR / M Master.
For detailed path troubleshooting check the signal path diagrams in section 6, as the path order may be slightly dierent, otherwise
run through the same checks as above but for the Output channel.
Is the Output Patch Valid?
To check the physical output patch, select the relevant Bus Master Channel and then go to the OUTPUTS menu in
the Touch Screen.
There are two ways to access an Output Master Channel: Either press the relevant tOTEM / FADER FOLLOW button (the MONO/SEL
Control channel becomes the Master and is selected automatically) or choose the correct Fader Layer and Select (SEL button) the
channel.