MASTER SECTION
AUX OUTPUT MASTERS
Each of the three auxiliary outputs (AUX1 ~ AUX3) has a mas-
ter level control which sets the output level of the combined
auxiliary signals from the channels, and an associated AFL
(After Fader Listen) switch. Just as a channel’s SOLO switch
allows pre-fade listening, you can monitor each auxiliary output
after the level control by pressing the AFL switch to determine
what level is leaving the output connector. This routes the aux-
iliary output signal to the MONITOR or PHONES circuits,
replacing any existing signal which is selected. The console
METERS will also switch from the selected source to display the
PFL/AFL signal and the PFL/AFL LED lights to warn that a
PFL or AFL switch is pressed. When you release the switch the
MONITOR returns back to the previous source.
LEX FX MASTER
The LEX FX master control sets the overall level of the effects
sends from the channels before the input of the Lexicon
Digital Effects Processor. An associated AFL switch allows the
signal to be monitored in the same way as the auxiliary masters
(see above callout).
NOTE: When the LEX FX AFL switch is pressed, the meters become the
Lexicon Input level indicators.
SUB TO MIX
The submaster mix may be used to provide alternative outputs
from the mixer or, by pressing SUB TO MIX, the SUB L and R
master faders may be used as audio subgroups.When SUB TO
MIX
is selected, the combined level of input channels are
added to the main mix under the control of a pair of faders.
L SUB R (Master) Faders
The L SUB R (master) faders set the final level of the submaster
L and R outputs. Assuming input SENS settings have been
correctly set, the L SUB R (master) faders should be set close to
the ‘0’ mark to provide maximum travel on the faders for
smoothest control.
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