User's Manual

List of settings in “Settings” dialog boxes Appendix
MTX Editor User’s Manual
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•Output Ch Level
•1st Priority Mix Level
•2nd Priority Mix Level
•Input Ch DCA Group
•ZONE Out DCA Group
❍ [MTX]
Selects the MTX that you want to change.
❍ [PARAMETER1]
Specifies the channel whose level you want to control.
Channel list
❍ [INPUT TYPE]
Specifies how the level to GPI IN will be applied to the parameter.
You can select [Analog] or [Analog Inv.].
❍ [Parameter Range]
Use [Upper Limit] and [Lower Limit] to specify the range in which the level can be
varied.
By using [Parameter Range] you can limit the range in which the user can control the
volume. For example you can use this to specify the maximum volume of background
music, or use a controller to make fine volume adjustments in a narrow range of –6 dB
– +6 dB.
● If [FUNCTION] is [ON]
Controls the on/off setting of the parameter.
Select one of the following parameter types, and then make the appropriate setting.
•Input Ch ON
•Fx RTN ON
• ZONE Out ON
•Output Ch ON
• Input Ch Mute Group
•ZONE Out Mute Group
❍ [MTX]
Selects the MTX that you want to change.
❍ [PARAMETER1]
Specify the channel that will control the on/off setting of the parameter.
Channel list
❍ [INPUT TYPE]
Specifies how the input voltage to GPI IN will be applied to the parameter.
You can choose [High Active], [Low Active], [Rising Edge], or [Falling Edge].
● If [FUNCTION] is [Send Level] (Cannot be set for PORT8)
The input voltage to the [GPI IN] connector will control the send level of the channel.
If the maximum level cannot be reached because of the length of the cable, adjust the
maximum and minimum input voltage values in the “GPI Calibration” dialog box.
Select one of the following parameter types, and then make the appropriate setting.
•Input Ch Send Level
•Fx RTN Send Level
For details on these settings, refer to If [FUNCTION] is [Level].
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