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
6.1: INPUT CHANNELS
CHANNELS & BUSSES > INPUT CHANNELS
6.1: CHANNELS & BUSSES > INPUT CHANNELS
Input channels receive either external input from instruments, microphones, and so on, or they receive
input from the internal Lexicon FX units - in which case they are an FX return.
Input channels can be mono (56 available: CH 01 - CH 56), stereo (6 available: ST 1 - ST 6), or mono-linked
(assigned in odd/even pairs of mono Input Channels), and can be patched to any microphone, line, or digital input.
Mono inputs do not have a FaderGlow colour. Mono-linked channels use FaderGlow white, stereo input channels
(external line source) use FaderGlow pink, and stereo FX returns from the internal FX units use FaderGlow cyan and
are patched to ST 3 - 6 by default.
Input channels can contribute to any or all of the MIX 1-14 Mix busses (which feed the Mix Bus Master channels), the
Main L&R and Mono mix busses, or to the FX send busses - which get routed to the internal Lexicon FX.
The levels of these contributions are accessed via the tOTEM (FADER FOLLOW) buttons.
Please note, Input Channels can not contribute to the Matrix (MTX) busses, so the MTX FADER FOLLOW buttons are
not applicable for Control Channels assigned to Input Channels.
There are various input-specic options, found via the Touch Screen Main Menu INPUTS button. These offer
channel naming, linking, Pre/Post routing options for Mix busses and direct outputs, and physical input and Direct
Output patching. See section 6.1.1.