Operation Manual (EN)
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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents .............................................................. 1
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2.

Part Names and Functions ........................................ 1
1-1

Overview......................................................................................... 2

1-2

Touch Panel ................................................................................... 3

1-3

Preset Program .............................................................................. 3

1-4

DSP/On Air ..................................................................................... 3

1-5

Bus Master ..................................................................................... 4

1-6

OSC ................................................................................................. 4

1-7

Monitor ........................................................................................... 5

1-8

Talk Back ........................................................................................ 8

1-9

Mixer Control ................................................................................. 9

1-10

Bank/Layer .................................................................................. 9

1-11

Select Encoder ......................................................................... 10

1-12

Fader.......................................................................................... 10

1-13

Head Phone Panel .................................................................... 11

Display Select ........................................................... 12
2-1

Screen Configuration .................................................................. 13

2-2

Switching of Touch Panel Screen Display ................................. 14
2-2-1
2-2-2

3.

Overview of Screens ................................................................................ 14
Screen Switching ...................................................................................... 15

Channel Control........................................................ 17
3-1

Creating Channel ......................................................................... 18
3-1-1

3-2

Operation Procedure ................................................................................ 18

Channel Layout Function............................................................ 20
3-2-1
3-2-2
3-2-3
3-2-4
3-2-5
3-2-6
3-2-7

Clear ......................................................................................................... 20
Delete ....................................................................................................... 20
Move ......................................................................................................... 21
Cut ............................................................................................................ 22
Swap......................................................................................................... 23
Duplicate................................................................................................... 24
Unlink........................................................................................................ 24

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Operation Procedure ................................................................................ 36Grouping Channels ..................................................................... 37
3-8-1
3-8-2
3-8-3
3-8-4
3-8-5

4.

Clearing Parameter Settings .................................................................... 33
Copying Parameter Settings .................................................................... 34
Reference Level Setting of Fader Level ................................................... 35

Bank and Layer ............................................................................ 36
3-7-1

3-8

Overview................................................................................................... 31
Changing Audio Path Setting ................................................................... 32

Editing Channel Parameters ....................................................... 33
3-6-1
3-6-2
3-6-3

3-7

Fader/Cut/APFL Operation ....................................................................... 27
HA Gain/Trim Operation ........................................................................... 27
REM Operation ......................................................................................... 27
Channel Setting Operation ....................................................................... 28
Parameters Set by Encoder Operation .................................................... 29
Parameters Operated in Setting Window ................................................. 30

Audio Processing Sequence (Audio Path Setting) ................... 31
3-5-1
3-5-2

3-6

Operation Procedure ................................................................................ 26

Channel Parameter Operation .................................................... 27
3-4-1
3-4-2
3-4-3
3-4-4
3-4-5
3-4-6

3-5

Insert Blank .............................................................................................. 25

Setting Channel Name (Fader Name) ......................................... 26
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Setting Fader Group Type ........................................................................ 37
Setting Fader Group Master Channel ...................................................... 38
Setting Fader Group Slave Channel ........................................................ 40
Visual Group ............................................................................................. 41
Link Func .................................................................................................. 43

Mixer Status Screen ................................................. 45
4-1

Overview....................................................................................... 46

4-2

M1/M2 Meter ................................................................................. 46

4-3

Status ............................................................................................ 47

4-4

Program ........................................................................................ 47

4-5

Monitor Level ............................................................................... 48

4-6

Display Select .............................................................................. 48

Meter Screen ............................................................. 49
5-1

Overview....................................................................................... 50

5-2

Meter Configuration..................................................................... 51
5-2-1

Level Meter ............................................................................................... 51

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Setting Indicators ...................................................................................... 52
Gain Reduction Meter .............................................................................. 53

5-3

Output Meter ................................................................................ 53

5-4

Channel Meter .............................................................................. 54

5-5

Assign Status ............................................................................... 56

5-6

Select Encoder Guide.................................................................. 56

Channel Setting Screen ........................................... 57
6-1

Overview....................................................................................... 58

6-2

Bus Assign Area .......................................................................... 60

6-3

Insert Source area ....................................................................... 61

6-4

Main Pan Area .............................................................................. 62

6-5

SUM Area ...................................................................................... 63

6-6

Audio Path Area ........................................................................... 64

6-7

Channel Meter Area ..................................................................... 65

6-8

Input Area ..................................................................................... 65

6-9

EQ/FIL Area .................................................................................. 66

6-10

Dynamics Area .......................................................................... 67

6-11

Channel Information Area ........................................................ 68

Menu Screen ............................................................. 69
7-1

Overview....................................................................................... 70

7-2

Overview Menu ............................................................................ 72
7-2-1
7-2-2
7-2-3

7-3

Monitor Menu ............................................................................... 79
7-3-1
7-3-2
7-3-3

7-4

Normal Screen ......................................................................................... 72
Input Matrix setting window ...................................................................... 76
Fader Group / Link Function Select Setting Window ............................... 77

Menu Top .................................................................................................. 79
Monitor 1/2/3/4 ......................................................................................... 80
Monitor Parameter.................................................................................... 81

Group Menu ................................................................................. 82
7-4-1
7-4-2

Menu Top .................................................................................................. 82
Fader Group Type .................................................................................... 82

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Output Matrix Setting Window ................................................................ 98

GPIO Slot1/GPIO Slot2 ............................................................. 99
7-11-1
7-11-2

7-12

Console Mode .......................................................................................... 92
Bus Format M1/M2/Sum .......................................................................... 93
Sync Source ............................................................................................. 94
SUB IN 1/2/3/4 Reference Level .............................................................. 94
LINE OUT Reference Level...................................................................... 94
AES3 IN 1/2 Sample Rate Converter ....................................................... 94
Downmix Level ......................................................................................... 95
Delay ........................................................................................................ 95
Luminance ................................................................................................ 95
DC Input Voltage .................................................................................... 96
AC Power Alarm ..................................................................................... 96
DC Power Alarm ..................................................................................... 96

Output Mtx ................................................................................ 96
7-10-1

7-11

Menu Top .................................................................................................. 90
Alarm/Status Log ...................................................................................... 91

System .......................................................................................... 92
7-9-1
7-9-2
7-9-3
7-9-4
7-9-5
7-9-6
7-9-7
7-9-8
7-9-9
7-9-10
7-9-11
7-9-12

7-10

Menu Top .................................................................................................. 88

Status Menu ................................................................................. 90
7-8-1
7-8-2

7-9

Menu Top .................................................................................................. 85
OSC/TB Parameter .................................................................................. 85
OSC Dest Select ...................................................................................... 86
OSC Preset .............................................................................................. 86
Frequency 1 – 6 ....................................................................................... 86
TB Preset1 ............................................................................................... 87
TB Preset2 ............................................................................................... 87

Preset Prg Menu .......................................................................... 88
7-7-1

7-8

Menu Top .................................................................................................. 83
Peak Hold Time ........................................................................................ 83
Hold Reset ................................................................................................ 83
Release Time ........................................................................................... 83
Dual Ch Meter .......................................................................................... 83
Caution Bar Color ..................................................................................... 83

OSC/TB Menu............................................................................... 85
7-6-1
7-6-2
7-6-3
7-6-4
7-6-5
7-6-6
7-6-7

7-7

Group1 - 16 .............................................................................................. 82

Meter Menu................................................................................... 83
7-5-1
7-5-2
7-5-3
7-5-4
7-5-5
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Menu Top ................................................................................................ 99
How to Set GPIO CARD (Example: FU ON) ........................................ 100

Option ...................................................................................... 103
7-12-1
7-12-27-12-37-12-4

Menu Top .............................................................................................. 103
Cascade ............................................................................................... 103
Slot1/Slot2 ............................................................................................ 104
Setting Optional Cards for Slot1/Slot2 ................................................. 104

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Config ...................................................................................... 106
7-13-1
7-13-27-13-37-13-47-13-5
7-13-6
7-13-7

7-14

CUT Switch Operation .......................................................................... 106
Moni1/2/3/4 Int/Mix Source................................................................... 106
Moni1/2/3/4 Auto Cut Source ............................................................... 106
Moni1/2/3/4 Auto Dim Source .............................................................. 106
ON AIR - OSC Inhibit............................................................................ 107
ON AIR - TB Inhibit ............................................................................... 107
Sum Send – Pan Link ........................................................................... 107

SETUP ..................................................................................... 108
7-14-1
7-14-2
7-14-3
7-14-4
7-14-5
7-14-6
7-14-7
7-14-8
7-14-97-14-10

7-15

Keyboard Window ................................................................................ 110

GPIO..........................................................................112
8-1

Control Functions ...................................................................... 113
8-1-1
8-1-2

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Digital Reference Level ........................................................................ 108
FS - Sampling Rate .............................................................................. 108
DSP Auto Changeover ......................................................................... 108
Password .............................................................................................. 109
TB Always On ....................................................................................... 109
Mono Mix Dimmer Level....................................................................... 109
PFL Source ........................................................................................... 109
Sum Pre Source ................................................................................... 109
HA Headroom ....................................................................................... 109
BT Cut ................................................................................................ 109

Other Screens ......................................................................... 110
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List of Functions ..................................................................................... 113
Details of Functions ................................................................................ 115

Appendix ..................................................................118
9-1

Channel Parameter List............................................................. 119

9-2

Select Encoder (Channel Setting) Function Layout List ........ 122
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EQ ............................................................................................................... 122
Dynamics .................................................................................................... 122
SUM Send ................................................................................................... 123
Input ............................................................................................................ 124
Pan .............................................................................................................. 126

Select Encoder (Menu) Function Layout List .......................... 127
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Monitor Menu .............................................................................................. 127
OSC/TB Menu ............................................................................................. 127

Select Encoder (Bus Master) Function Layout List ................ 128
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M1/M2 ......................................................................................................... 128
Sum ............................................................................................................. 128

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Part Names and Functions

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Overview
Touch Panel

Preset Program

DSP/ON AIR

Bus Master
OSC

MonitorTalk Back

Select Encoder

Mixer Control

Bank/Layer

Fader

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Touch Panel
The touch panel displays the audio meter, channel settings, etc. It also allows you to makevarious setting of mixers with touch panel operation.

1-3

Preset Program
Perform various controls of the Preset Program (function to store and recall mixer settings toand from the internal memory).
The Preset Program memory has a capacity for storing 99 mixer settings.
[1]

1-4

[2]

[1]

MENU
Displays the Preset Program menu on the touch panel.
After the menu appears, press this button again to return to theMeter screen.

[2]

SET1/SET2/ENABLE
Press and hold the Set1 button while pressing the Enable button
to recall Preset Program No.1.
Press and hold the Set2 button while pressing the Enable button
to recall Preset Program No.2.

DSP/On Air[1]

DSP CHANGE OVER
If DSP cards are in a redundant configuration, press this button
to activate the DSP card mounted in the Secondary DSP Slot.
If DSP Auto Changeover is set to ENABLE in the Setup menu,
the DSP card is automatically switched. In this case, this button
is used to forcibly select the DSP card mounted in theSecondary DSP Slot.

[2]

ON AIR
Press this button to set the mixer to ON AIR.
In the ON AIR status, a function selected in the Config menu
(prohibiting OSC or Talk Back transmission, etc.) starts working.

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Bus Master

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M1/M2/SUM
Recall Bus Master to Select Encoder.
Operate Select Encoder to adjust the Fader Level of Bus
Master.

[2]

INS/CUT/APFL/OSC/TB/SEL
Press one of these buttons to switch the button functions of
Select Encoder.

[1]

MENU
Displays the OSC menu on the touch panel.
After the menu appears, press this button again to return to theMeter screen.

[2]

ON/ENABLE
Press the ON button while pressing the Enable button to have
OSC interrupt the output selected as OSC Set (Preset).
The ON button is lit while OSC interrupts any of the outputs.
Press the lit ON button to cancel all the OSC interruptions.

OSC
[1]

[2]

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Monitor
Perform various controls of Monitors 1 to 4.

[1]
[2]

[9]

[7]

[3]

[4]

[5]
[6]
[8]

[1]

MONI2/MONI3/MONI4
Selects a monitor that you want to control. Only one of thesebuttons can be selected. When all the buttons are off, Moni1 isselected.

[2]

Monitor volume (Encoder)
Adjusts the monitor volume. The volume level is displayed as anumeric value on the upper right corner on the touch panel.
You can push and turn it to fine-tune the level.

[3]

MENU
Displays the Monitor menu on the touch panel.
After the menu appears, press this button again to return to theMeter screen.

[4]

L/R
Performs L and R branching. Turn on both the L and R buttons
to perform L+R branching.

[5]

DIM
Turns on/off Dimmer. The volume is reduced. Set the Dimmer
Level in the Monitor menu on the touch panel.

[6]

CUT
Turns on/off Cut. Audio is muted when Cut is on.

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M1/M2, 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
Selects M1/M2 monitor source. Selecting a combination of theM1/M2 button and the 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, or 7/8 button selects asource.
Example: If the M1 and 1/2 buttons are on, Master1-1/2 source
is selected.
* You can select a monaural source by combining them with the
L/R button.
Press multiple buttons (M1, M2, USR1, USR2 or 1/2, 3/4, 5/6,
7/8) on the panel of the main unit simultaneously (while holding
down the first button, press other ones) to enable the Monitor
Mix (Σ) function.

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Selection of a monitor source using a combination of M1/M2 and 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, or
7/8 buttons
Console Mode

Buttonselection
M1/M2

Stereo5.1 Surr

1- 8

RESOURCE

FORMATRESOURCE

FORMATOFF

M1 1/2ST

M1 1 - 6

5.1

1/2
3/4

M1 1/2M1 3/4ST
ST

M1 1/2M1 3/4

ST
ST

5/6
7/8

M1 5/6
M1 7/8STST

M1 5/6
M1 7/8

ST
ST

OFF
1/2

M2 1/2M2 1/2STST

M2 1 - 6
M2 1/2

5.1
ST

3/4
5/6

M2 3/4
M2 5/6

STST

M2 3/4
M2 5/6STST

7/8

M2 7/8ST

M2 7/8

ST

M1

M2

[8]

USR1/USR2
Selects a monitor source specified as User Source 1 or 2. Set
the User Sources in the Monitor menu on the touch panel.

[9]

DOWN MIX
Turn on this button to downmix surround sources and monitor
them.

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Talk Back
[1]

[3]
[4]

[2]

[1]

MENU
Displays the TB (Talk Back) menu on the touch panel.
After the menu appears, press this button again to return to theMeter screen.

[2]

Built-in microphone
A built-in microphone for talkback is provided. The audio input
from this microphone is converted to talkback audio signals.

[3]

Talkback volume
Adjusts the talkback volume.

[4]

SET1/SET2
Press the Set1 button to have TB interrupt the output selected
as TB Set1 (Preset1).
Press the Set2 button to have TB interrupt the output selected
as TB Set2 (Preset2).

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Mixer Control
[1]

[1]

D.SAVE/P.LOCK
Press this button to enter the Display Save status in which thetouch panel goes off. Press this button again to exit the status.
Press and hold this button to lock the operations on the panel
except using this button. Press this button again to exit thestatus.

[2]

DEFINE
Select Encoder can be assigned to any user-specified function.
(Define)Press this button to switch Select Encoder to the Define function
for only the assigned channel.
When you press a desired Select Encoder while pressing thisbutton in the Channel Setting screen, it is defined as the Definefunction of that channel.

[3]

APFL CLEAR
This button is lit when at least one of the APFL buttons is on.
Press this button while it is lit to deselect all the APFL buttons.

[4]

EDIT
Press this button to display the Edit menu on the touch panel.
The Edit menu allows you to copy and clear the channel
parameters.
For details, refer to Editing Channel Parameters.

[2]

[3]

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Bank/Layer[1]

BANK 1/2/3/BUS
Switches the Fader 16 ch Banks.
There are three Banks for which the user can freely configure
the layout: Bank1, Bank2, and Bank3. Each of the Banks has
two layers (A/B).
Selecting the Bus switches the Fader 16 ch Banks to the Bus.
The Bus Bank has two layers: Layer A fixed to M1 and M2 andLayer B fixed to Sum.

[2]

LAYER A/B
Switches the Fader 16 ch Layers.
Press this button to switch the all Fader 16 ch Layers
simultaneously.
Press the Fader Sel button while pressing this button to switch
Layers for each channel.

[1]

[2]

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Select Encoder
These are encoders and buttons with functions that switch for each application.
By default, they serve as the HA Gain/Trim encoders.

For some of the assigned functions, you can fine-tune them by rotating an encoder whilepressing it.
For details of the function layout, refer to Appendix, Select Encoder Function Layout List.

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Fader
[1]

[2]

[1]

CUT
Turns on/off Cut. Signals of the channel are muted when Cut is
on.

[2]

APFL
Turns on/off APFL. When it is on, channel signals are sent to the
APFL Bus and interrupts the Monitor specified in the Config
menu.
APFL is turned on and off every time this button is pressed. In
this case, AFL signals are sent to the APFL Bus.
Press and hold this button to send PFL signals to the APFL Bus
while it is pressed.

[3]

SEL
Normally, press this button to recall the Channel Setting screenon the touch panel and set Select Encoder to the Channel
Setting function.
Channel Setting is a mode for adjusting all the parameters of achannel. When all the parameters are displayed on the touch
panel, use Select Encoder to adjust the parameters.
* The Sel button serves as a function for specifying a channel ina special mode other than the above.

[4]

Fader
Motor fader with a 100 mm stroke. Adjusts the master volume ofa channel.

[3]

[4]

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Head Phone Panel

The headphone panel is located in the forefront lower part of the mixer faders.
There are two headphone jacks to each of which you can connect a headphone. (The two jacks
output the same audio.)
Select output signals of a headphone in the Out Mtx menu on the touch panel.
If you set Monitor as output signals to a headphone using the Out Mtx function, the headphone
audio can be linked to the Monitor source selection.

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Screen Configuration
NT110 allows you to perform operations by switching between various screens on the touch
panel display, thus displaying lots of information and enabling various setting operations
despite a limited operation space.
The touch panel screen consists of two screen areas as shown below.

Mixer Status
Area

Display SelectArea

Mixer Status Area
The Mixer Status Area is constantly displayed regardless of screen switching on the touch
panel. This area constantly displays the M1 and M2 meters, alarm occurrences, and various
status information.
Display Select Area
This area displays the Meter, Menu, and Channel Setting screens in turn.

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Switching of Touch Panel Screen Display

Pressing of Menu
buttonMeter screen

Menu Screen

Pressing of Sel button

Pressing of Sel button

Channel Setting Screen

2-2-1

Overview of Screens
Meter screen
Displays bar meters and typical parameters of channels of the output Bus and a selected Bank.
Channel Setting screen
Displays all the parameters of a selected channel. Set and adjust parameters using the touch
panel operation or the encoders and buttons.
Menu Screen
Allows you to make various settings of entire mixer such as the channel layout, recall the
Preset Program, and display the maintenance information, etc.

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Screen Switching

2-2-2-1
Switching to Menu Screen
1) While the Meter screen is displayed, press the Menu button in the upper part of this screen.

Meter screen

Menu Screen

2) Press the Menu button of Talk Back//Monitor/OSC/Preset Program located at the right of the touch
panel.

Menu screen

2-2-2-2
Switching to Meter Screen
While the Menu screen is displayed, press the Meter button in the upper part of this screen.

Menu Screen

Meter screen

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Switching to Channel Setting Screen

While the Meter or Menu screen is displayed, press the Sel button in the upper part of the Fader. The
Sel button is lit and the Channel Setting screen is displayed.
While the Channel Setting screen is displayed, press the lit Sel button to display the Meter screen.

Meter/Menu screen

Channel Setting screen

Channel Setting screen

Meter screen

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Creating Channel
You can create a channel by assigning one of the target input audio, output Bus, and Fader
Group master to a channel strip.
These items which can be assigned are referred to as Source in NT110. Among them, aSource used for an input audio is referred to as Input Source and is classified into categories.
These Sources are shown in a list, where you select a Source to create a channel.
The channel format (Mono/Stereo/5.1) is preset for each Source. When a Source is assigned
to create a channel, the channel format is automatically set according to the setting of the
Source. Therefore, operators do not need to set the channel format for each channel strip.

To create a Mono channel, select a Mono Source (such as M/L 1). To create a Stereo channel, selecta Stereo Source (such as M/L 1/2). To create a 5.1 Surround channel, select a 5.1 Surround Source(such as M/L 1 SURR).
You cannot create a Mono channel from a Stereo output Bus such as Sum by using the left Bus only.
An output Bus channel is always created using a channel format according to that Bus format.

3-1-1

Operation Procedure
Enter the Menu screen on the touch panel. This operation is reflected on the mixer setting at
once.
1

Select a channel on the Overview screen
This makes the Edit menu available.

Edit menu - InMTX

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Select the InMTX button from the Edit menu
When you press the InMTX button from the Edit menu, the Input Matrix setting window
appears.

Category selection buttons

3

Source selection buttons

Use the category selection buttons to switch Sources, and press a Source selection
buttonUse the category selection buttons to switch Sources to be displayed.
When you press a Source selection button, the window is closed, and the channel iscreated.
To select multiple contiguous Sources to create multiple channels at a time, press andhold the first Source selection button and then press the last button.

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Channel Layout Function
The Overview screen on the touch panel provides various channel layout functions.
You can use these functions to freely edit the channel layout.

3-2-1

Clear

3-2-1-1

ActionChanges selected channel strips to Blank channels (Source is not assigned).
Selected channels

ch.01
Mic1

ch.02
Mic2

ch.03
Mic3

ch.04
Mic4

ch.05
Mic5

ch.06
Mic6

ch.07
Mic7

ch.08
Mic8

ch.09
Mic9

ch.10
Mic10

ch.07
Blank

ch.08
Mic8

ch.09
Mic9

ch.10
Mic10

Before Clear

ch.01
Mic1

ch.02
Mic2

ch.03
Mic3

ch.04
Blank

ch.05
Blank

ch.06
Blank

After Clear

3-2-1-2

Operation Procedure
Select a channel on the Overview screen and select the CLEAR button from the Edit menu.

3-2-2

Delete3-2-2-1

ActionDeletes selected channels, and moves the channels at the right of them to the left by thedeleted channels.
Selected channels

ch.01

ch.02

ch.03

ch.04

ch.05

ch.06

ch.07

ch.08

ch.09

ch.10

Mic1

Mic2

Mic3

Mic4

Mic5

Mic6

Mic7

Mic8

Mic9

Mic10

Before Delete

ch.01

ch.02

ch.03

ch.04

ch.05

ch.06

ch.07

ch.08

ch.09

ch.10

Mic1

Mic2

Mic3

Mic8

Mic9

Mic10

Blank

Blank

Blank

Blank

After Delete

3-2-2-2

Operation Procedure
Select a channel on the Overview screen and select the DELETE button from the Edit menu.

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Move

3-2-3-1

ActionMoves selected channels to specified channels, replacing the latters with the formers.
The moved channels become Blank channels.
Selected channels

Move destination channels

ch.01

ch.02

ch.03

ch.04

ch.05

ch.06

ch.07

ch.08

ch.09

ch.10

Mic1

Mic2

Mic3

Mic4

Mic5

Mic6

Mic7

Mic8

Mic9

Mic10

ch.07
Mic3

ch.08
Mic4

ch.09
Mic9

ch.10
Mic10

Before Move

ch.01
Mic1

ch.02
Mic2

ch.03
Blank

ch.04
Blank

ch.05
Mic5

ch.06
Mic6

After Move

The result is the same as that of Cut+Paste though their procedures are different.

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Operation Procedure
1

Select a channel on the Overview screen

2

Drag and drop the channel number display part of the selected channel on the namedisplay part of a move destination channel
When you drag the selected channel to the name display part of the move destination
channel, the move destination display is shown. When you drop it here, the movedestination channel is replaced with the channel selected in [1].

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Cut

3-2-4-1

ActionMoves selected channels to specified channels.
The Cut operation is not completed until Paste or Insert is performed.
Paste replaces the move destination channels with the Cut source channels.
Insert inserts the Cut channels into the move destination channels.
The Cut source channels become Blank channels.
Selected channels

ch.01

ch.02

ch.03

ch.04

ch.05

ch.06

ch.07

ch.08

ch.09

ch.10

Mic1

Mic2

Mic3

Mic4

Mic5

Mic6

Mic7

Mic8

Mic9

Mic10

Before Cut
Paste destination channels

ch.01

ch.02

ch.03

ch.04

ch.05

ch.06

ch.07

ch.08

ch.09

ch.10

Mic1

Mic2

Blank

Blank

Mic5

Mic6

Mic3

Mic4

Mic9

Mic10

ch.07
Mic7

ch.08
Mic8

ch.09
Mic9

ch.10
Mic10

After Cut+Paste
Selected channels

ch.01
Mic1

ch.02
Mic2

ch.03
Mic3

ch.04
Mic4

ch.05
Mic5

ch.06
Mic6

Before Cut
Insert destination channels

ch.01

ch.02

ch.03

ch.04

ch.05

ch.06

ch.07

ch.08

ch.09

ch.10

Mic1

Mic2

Blank

Blank

Mic5

Mic6

Mic3

Mic4

Mic7

Mic8

After Cut+Insert
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Operation Procedure
1
Select a channel on the Overview screen2

Select the CUT button from the Edit menu
When you select the CUT button, the CUT button is lit, and any other Edit menu buttons
are disabled.

3

Select a move destination channel
When you select a move destination channel, it is shown as the move destination display.
Also, the INSERT and PASTE buttons in the Edit menu are made selectable.

4

Select PASTE/INSERT from the Edit menu
When you select PASTE, the destination is replaced with the Cut source channels. Whenyou select INSERT, the Cut source channels are inserted into the destination.

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If you want to cancel the Cut operation after pressing the CUT button, select the CUT button again.

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Swap

3-2-5-1

ActionSwaps selected channels with specified channels.
Selected channels

Swap destination channels

ch.01

ch.02

ch.03

ch.04

ch.05

ch.06

ch.07

ch.08

ch.09

ch.10

Mic1

Mic2

Mic3

Mic4

Mic5

Mic6

Mic7

Mic8

Mic9

Mic10

Before Swap

ch.01

ch.02

ch.03

ch.04

ch.05

ch.06

ch.07

ch.08

ch.09

ch.10

Mic1

Mic2

Mic7

Mic8

Mic5

Mic6

Mic3

Mic4

Mic9

Mic10

After Swap

3-2-5-2
1

Operation Procedure
Select a channel on the Overview screen2

Select the SWAP button from the Edit menu
When you select the SWAP button, the SWAP button is lit, and any other Edit menu
buttons are disabled.

3

Select Swap destination channels
When you select a Swap destination channel, it is swapped with the channel selected in
[1].

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Duplicate

3-2-6-1

ActionDuplicates the selected channels.
The Duplicate operation is not completed until Paste or Insert is performed.
Paste replaces the Paste destination channels with the duplicated channels.
Insert inserts the duplicated channels into the Insert destination channels.

A channel duplicated by the Duplicate operation and its source channel are referred to as Link
channels.
Any operations on these Link channels are interlocked between them because such operations are
performed on the same DSP.

3-2-6-2
1

Operation Procedure
Select a channel on the Overview screen2

Select the DUPLICATE button from the Edit menu
When you select the DUPLICATE button, the DUPLICATE button is lit, and any other Editmenu buttons are disabled.

3

Select duplicate destination channels
When you select a duplicate destination channel, it is shown as the duplicate destination
display. Also, the INSERT and PASTE buttons in the Edit menu are made selectable.

4

Select PASTE/INSERT from the Edit menu
When you select PASTE, the destination is replaced with the Link channels. When you
select INSERT, the Link channels are inserted into the destination.

If you want to cancel the Duplicate operation after pressing the DUPLICATE button, select the
DUPLICATE button again.

3-2-7

Unlink

3-2-7-1

ActionAssigns a new DSP resource to selected Link channels to cancel their Links.
This operation is available only on Link channels.

3-2-7-2

Operation Procedure
Select Link channels on the Overview screen and select the UNLINK button from the Edit
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Insert Blank

3-2-8-1

ActionInserts Blank channels into selected strip channels.
Selected channels

ch.01

ch.02

ch.03

ch.04

ch.05

ch.06

ch.07

ch.08

ch.09

ch.10

Mic1

Mic2

Mic3

Mic4

Mic5

Mic6

Mic7

Mic8

Mic9

Mic10

ch.07
Mic5

ch.08
Mic6

ch.09
Mic7

ch.10
Mic8

Before Insert Blank

ch.01
Mic1

ch.02
Mic2

ch.03
Blank

ch.04
Blank

ch.05
Mic3

ch.06
Mic4

After Insert Blank

3-2-8-2

Operation Procedure
Select a channel on the Overview screen and select the INSERT button from the Edit menu.

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Setting Channel Name (Fader Name)You can set a unique name for each channel.
This name specific to each channel is referred to as the Fader Name. You can include up to 16
one-byte characters in a Fader Name.
Since this name is set for each channel, channels with the same Source assigned can havedifferent names.
The specified Fader Name is displayed on the Meter screen.

If the Fader Name is not set, the Source name is displayed in the name display area on the Meter
screen.
Each Source has a default name, which is referred to as the System Name. The System Namecannot be changed. The System Name is used in all Program Files.

3-3-1

Operation Procedure
Set a Fader Name on the touch panel. You can enter only one-byte alpha-numeric characters.

3-3-1-1

On the Overview Screen
Select a channel on the Overview screen and press the RENAME button from the Edit menu.
When you press the RENAME button, the keyboard window is displayed. Enter a string andpress the Enter key to set this string as the Fader Name.

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On the Channel Setting Screen
Press the SEL button of a channel to set the name for.
The Channel Setting screen for that channel is displayed on the touch panel. When you press
the Fader Name setting button on this screen, the keyboard window is displayed. Enter a string
and press the Enter key to set this string as the Fader Name.

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Channel Parameter Operation
Operate the Fader/Cut/APFL parameters on their respective operation sections.
Operate the HA Gain/REM/Trim parameters using encoders and buttons in the Select Encoder
section of each channel.
If you want to operate other parameters, press the Sel button located for each channel to recall
the Channel Setting screen and use encoders and buttons in the Select Encoder section.

3-4-1

Fader/Cut/APFL Operation
There is a special operation section for Fader/Cut/APF for each channel.

3-4-2

HA Gain/Trim Operation
Operate HA Gain and Trim using encoders in Select Encoder.
If the source assigned to the channel is MIC/LINE input audio, you can operate both HA Gain
and Trim by using this encoder. Pressing the encoder switches its function between HA Gain
and Trim settings.
If the source assigned to the channel is other than MIC/LINE input audio (such as SUB
IN/AES3 IN), this encoder has only the Trim setting function.

HA/Trim encoder

REM button

3-4-3

REM Operation
The REM button appears when Link Func is set for the fader. Turn on or off the button in SelectEncoder.

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Channel Setting Operation

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Basic Operations
When you press the SEL button of a channel whose parameters you want to operate, the Top
page of the Channel Setting screen is displayed on the touch panel.
When you touch a parameter setting area on the Channel Setting screen, the parameter
operation function is called up on the Select Encoder or the setting window opens on the
Channel Setting screen.

SEL button

ChannelSetting
screenSelect Encoder

When you hold down one setting area for a certain period, this parameter is selected on the
Top page of the Channel Setting screen. The Top page icon is displayed on the top left cornerof the area.
The Top page is the first page that is displayed on the
Top pagetouch panel when you press a SEL button. When you wantspecification
to operate the same parameter for multiple channels
iconsequentially, it is useful to specify that parameter screen as
the Top page.
When you hold down the area that is specified as the Top
page for a certain period, the Top page setting is cleared.

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Parameters Set by Encoder Operation
For EQ, Dynamics, Sum, Surround Pan, or Input, the function is called up on the SelectEncoder when you touch the setting area, which you can use to set parameters.
For details on the parameters and their operations assigned to the encoder of each function,refer to [Appendix, Select Encoder Function Layout List].

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Parameters Operated in Setting Window
You can use a dedicated setting window to set the Bus Assign, the Audio Path setting, and theInsert Source selection.
Bus Assign area

Audio Path area

Insert Return matrix area

To change multiple contiguous Bus settings at a time in the Bus Assign setting window, press
and hold the assign button of the first Bus to be changed and then press the button of the lastBus.

While you touch thefirst Bus

Touch the last Bus

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Audio Processing Sequence (Audio Path Setting)

3-5-1

Overview
In NT110, the flow of audio from the moment they are input into channels to the moment they
are output to Buses is referred to as the Audio Path. In the Audio Path, there are audio
processing functions (Effects) such as EQ and Dynamics, and they are executed according to
the sequence.
To each meter, or Direct Out of a channel, an audio is sent from a specific point in this AudioPath.
You can change for each channel the sequence of these Effects or the audio acquisition pointof a meter.
You can change the sequence of these Effects; EQ, Dynamics, Insert Send/Return, Cut+Fader,and OSC/TB.
You can select either of the following sequences:
Input channel
1. EQ, Dyna, Ins, Cut/Fdr * Default value
2. Dyna, EQ, Ins, Cut/Fdr
3. EQ, Ins, Cut/Fdr, Dyna
4. Ins, EQ, Dyna, Cut/Fdr
Sum and Master channels
1. EQ, Dyna, Ins, OSC/TB, Cut/Fdr * Default value
2. Dyna, EQ, Ins, OSC/TB, Cut/Fdr
3. EQ, Ins, OSC/TB, Cut/Fdr, Dyna
4. Ins, EQ, Dyna, OSC/TB, Cut/Fdr
The following table shows the audio acquisition points that you can set for meters and Direct
Out.

Acquisition
point
Input
Pre Effect
Pre Cut
Post EffectDirectMeter

Description

Input ch*Acquires the audio just before the Trim.

Default

Acquires the audio immediately after the Trim and justbefore Effects.
Acquires the audio just before the Effect, Cut+Fader.
The acquisition point depends on the location of Cut+Fader.
Acquires the audio immediately after all Effects. (Audio
before the main Pan)Out

Bus ch*Input chDefault

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

Sum ch**Default*

Default* Available settings: Bus ch:Sum ch, Master ch

The Audio Path setting of a channel when it is created (Default Path setting) is the Default shown in
the above table. The Bus ch is initialized to the Default when the Bus Format is changed.

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Changing Audio Path Setting

3-5-2-1
1

Basic Operations
Press the SEL button of a channel to change its Audio Path setting
The Channel Setting screen for that channel is displayed on the touch panel.

Audio Path area

2

Touch the Audio Path area
The Audio Path setting window is displayed.

3

Change the Audio Path setting
Change the sequence of Effects.
Change the Audio Acquisition Point of Meter Out.
Change the Audio Acquisition Point of Direct Out.

4

Apply the setting
When you press the Apply button, the changes made on the screen are applied to thesetting.
When you press the OK button, the changes are applied to the setting, and the window is
closed.
When you press the Apply to All Input button while pressing the Enable button, thechanges are applied to all the Input channels.

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Editing Channel Parameters

3-6-1

Clearing Parameter Settings
You can initialize the parameter settings. Using this operation, you can initialize the Filter/EQ,
Dynamics, and Bus Assign parameters.
1

While the Meter screen is displayed, press the Edit button of Mixer Control
The Edit button blinks and the Meter screen on the touch panel displays Edit Mode to
indicate that the Edit Mode has been entered. Press the Edit button again to exit the Edit
Mode.

2

On the Meter screen, press and hold a target channel area that you want to initialize
The parameters of the target area are initialized.
Filter/EQ target area
Dynamics target area

Bus Assign target area

3

Press the Edit button of Mixer Control
The Edit Mode is exited.

The following table shows the settings to be initialized in a target area.
Target area

Settings to be initialized

FIL/EQ
Dynamics

EQ setting and Filter 1 and 2 settings
Comp and GE settings

BUS Assign

M1/M2/Sum Bus Assign settings, Sum Send (PrePost/Level/Pan)settings

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Copying Parameter Settings
You can copy parameter settings for one channel to another channel.
It is possible to select multiple copy destination channels.
Using this operation, you can copy the Filter/EQ, Dynamics, and Bus Assign parameters.
1

While the Meter screen is displayed, press the Edit button of Mixer Control
The Edit button blinks and the Meter screen on the touch panel displays Edit Mode to
indicate that the Edit Mode has been entered. Press the Edit button again to exit the Edit
Mode.

2

On the Meter screen, press a target channel area that you want to copy
The parameters of a target area are highlighted as the copy source.
Press the highlighted target area again to cancel the selection of it as the copy source.
Filter/EQ target area
Dynamics target area

Bus Assign target area3

On the Meter screen, press a target channel area to which you want to copy theparameters
The parameters of the copy source channel are copied to the copy destination channel.
You can continue to press a target area of other channel to copy the parameters to theother channel.

4

Press the Edit button of Mixer Control
The Edit Mode is exited.
The parameters and the settings to be copied are the same as those of the parameter Clear
function.

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Reference Level Setting of Fader Level
Set the Fader Level to 0 dB.
1While the Meter screen is displayed, press the Edit button of Mixer Control
The Edit button blinks and the Meter screen on the touch panel displays Edit Mode to
indicate that the Edit Mode has been entered. Press the Edit button again to exit the Edit
Mode.

2

Press the Sel button in the upper part of the Fader.
When you press the SEL button of a channel, the Fader Level of that channel is set to 0dB.

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Bank and Layer
The channels of NT110 consists of physical Fader channels and logical Banks and Layers.
Using a combination of three Banks and two Layers, six times as many channels as physicalFaders can be handled.
Bank

Layer

1

A
B

1
1

2
2

Fader Channel
3
3

4
4

...
...

16
16

2

A
B

1
1

2
2

3
3

4
4

...
...

16
16

3

A
B

1
1

2
2

3
3

4
4

...
...

16
16

You can switch the Layer for each channel or for all the channels at once. You can switch the
Bank for all the channels at once.

3-7-1

Operation Procedure

3-7-1-1

Switching BankOn the Bank/Layer panel, press one of the Bank 1 to 3 buttons or Bus
button. All the Faders are switched at once to the pressed Bank.
Pressing the Bus button switches to the special Bank for M1/M2/Sum Bus.
The Bus Bank has two layers: Layer A fixed to M1 and M2 and Layer B
fixed to Sum.

3-7-1-2

Switching Layer
On the Bank/Layer panel, press the Layer A or B button. All the Faders are
switched at once to the pressed Fader.
Press the Fader Sel button while pressing the Layer A or B button to switch
Layers for each channel.

Layer A selection display

Layer B selection display

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Setting Fader Group Type

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You can interlock multiple Faders with one Fader operation.
You can use up to 16 Fader Groups and select the normal operation or Cut Group operation foreach Fader Group.
If you select the Cut Group operation, the Cut buttons of all the channels in the Group work
simultaneously when you press the Cut button of any one channel.
3-8-1-1
1

2

Switching to Cut Group
Press the GROUP button from the Menu selection buttons on the touch panel
The Group menu screen appears.
Press a Fader Group number selection button and select the Cut Group button
When the Cut Group button is selected, the channels with this Fader Group number
follow the Cut Group operation.

Fader Group number
selection buttons
3-8-1-2

Cut Group button

Selecting the Operation Type for Fader Group
Select either the Moving type where the Slave Faders follow the Master Fader operation or the
VCA type where they do not follow it.
With the Moving type, you can grasp the Fader Level for each channel intuitively because theposition of each Slave Fader corresponds to the actual Fader Level. However, when you fully
turn down the Master Fader, the Slave Faders are also fully turned down, so you cannotchange the level setting for each Slave Fader.
With the VCA type, the position of each Slave Fader represents the offset level from the Master
Fader. When you fully turn down the Master Fader, the position of each Slave Fader does not
move, so you can change the balance of it.

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1

Press the GROUP button from the Menu selection buttons on the touch panel
The Group menu screen appears.

2

Press the Fader Group Type button and select an operation typeThe button for the selected type is lit.

3-8-2

Setting Fader Group Master Channel
Set the Fader Group Master channel.
1

Select a channel to create a Fader Group Master on the Overview screen of the touch
panel
This makes the Edit menu available.

Edit menu - InMTX button

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Select the InMTX button from the Edit menu
The Input Matrix setting window appears.

Source type switch button

3

Press the Source type switch button until Bus/Func appears
Fader Group Master or Bus Master are shown.

Category selection buttons

4

Source selection buttons

Press the F.Grp button of the category selection buttons and select F.Grp_1 button
from source selection buttons..
Fader Group1 Master channel is created on the channel selected in the step [1].

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Setting Fader Group Slave Channel
Set the Fader Group Slave channel. You need to create a Fader Group Master channel inadvance.

3-8-3-1
1

Operation Procedure
Select a channel to be the Slave channel in the Overview screen
You can select multiple contiguous channels by touching and dragging.

Grp/Func button2

Select the Grp/Func button from the Edit menu
The Fader Group setting window is displayed.
Select the F.Grp01 button on the Fader Group setting window, then the selected channel
is set as the Slave Fader of Fader Group 1.

Fader Group selection buttons

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Use the Fader Group selection buttons to select a Fader Group number
When you press a Fader Group selection button, the window is closed, and the channels
selected in [1] are set as the Slave channel.

To clear a Fader Group setting, select a Slave channel to be cleared on the Overview screen andselect Off in the Fader Group setting window.

3-8-4

Visual GroupYou can turn on the Channel No. in specified colors to group channels visually on the Meter
screen.

3-8-4-1

Operation Procedure
1
Select a channel to be the Slave channel in the Overview screen
You can select multiple channels.

Grp/Func button

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Select the Grp/Func button from the Edit menu
The Fader Group setting window is displayed.

Visual button

3

Press the Visual button
Visual Group selection buttons appear.

Visual Group selection buttons

4

Use the Visual Group selection buttons to select a light-up color for Channel No.
When you press a Visual Group selection button, the window is closed, and the Channel
No. of the channels selected in [1] is lit in the selected light-up color on the Meter screen.

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Link Func
Assign Link Func to the Input channel.

3-8-5-1
1

Operation Procedure
Select a channel to be the Slave channel in the Overview screen
You can select multiple channels.

Grp/Func button2

Select the Grp/Func button from the Edit menu
The Fader Group setting window appears.

Link Func button

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Press the Link Func button
The Link Func selection buttons appear.

Link Func selection button

4

Use the Link Func selection button to select the function
Press the Link Func selection button to close the window. On the Meter screen, the nameof the selected function appears in the upper portion of the channel selected in step 1.
The REM button appears in Select Encoder.

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Mixer Status Screen

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Overview
The Mixer Status Area is constantly displayed regardless of screen switching on the touch
panel. This area constantly displays the M1 and M2 meters, alarm occurrences, and various
status information.

M1/M2 Meter

StatusProgram
Monitor Level
Display Select4-2

M1/M2 Meter

[1]

[2]
[1]

[2]

M1 meter
Displays the M1 meter.
If M1 1/2 is Stereo, M1 1/2 are displayed.
If M1 1-6 is Surround, M1 1 to 6 are displayed.
M2 meter
Displays the M2 meter. The meter is displayed in the same way
as for M1.

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Status
Displays various statuses and settings of the Mixer.
[4]
[5]

[1]

4-4

[2]

[3]
[1]

ALARM
Blinks when an alarm is issued in the mixer system and is
notified to the mixer. It goes out when all alarms are cleared.
Pressing this icon displays the Menu Status screen.

[2]

Function status indicators
The LOCK indicator blinks when the panel lock function is On.
The APFL indicator blinks when APFL is On. PFL ON blinks inpurple, and AFL ON in light blue.
The OSC indicator is lit when OSC is On.
The TB indicator is lit when TB (Talk Back) is On.

[3]

Power/Sync indicator
The AC Pwr indicator displays OK when the AC power input isnormal. Displays - - - when there is no input.
The DC Pwr indicator displays an input voltage bar when the DC
power input is normal. Displays - - - when there is no input.

[4]

DSP
Displays an active DSP. (Primary or Secondary)[5]

CascadeDisplays the Master/Slave setting status of the cascade function.

Program
Displays the Program title and Console Mode.
[1]
[2]

[1]

Console mode view
Displays the Console Mode setting (Stereo/Surround).

[2]

Program file title view
Displays the title of the working Program file.
When the sampling frequency is set to 96 kHz, "96 kHz" isdisplayed at the end.

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Monitor Level
[1]

[1]

Monitor number display
Displays the Monitor number selected in the Monitor panel.

[2]

Monitor Level display
Displays the Monitor Level setting in dB.

[2]

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[1]

[1]

Display Select button
Press this button to switch the touch panel screen.
While the Meter screen is displayed, it is switched to the Menu
screen.
While the Menu screen is displayed, it is switched to the Meter
screen.
While the Channel Setting screen is displayed, it is switched to
the Meter screen.

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Overview
The Meter screen displays bar meters and channel settings.
The Meter screen consists of several areas as shown below.

Output Meter

Channel Meter

Assign Status
Select Encoder
Guide
You can select one of the following two display modes to display the Channel Meter area on
the Meter screen.
Select a display mode from the Meter menu.

The bar meters for the selected
Layer (A or B)
are displayed in the upper area
and the graphs in the lower area.

Single Meter display

The bar meters for Layers A and B
are displayed in the upper andlower areas, respectively.

Dual Meter display

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Meter Configuration
The lengths of the meters are different depending on the display types such as the Channel
Meter and Output Meter. However, the elements composing the meters are the same.
[1]

Meter scale
The scale on the meter.
The scale changes depending on the displayed meter type.

[2]

Level meter
Displays the audio level of a channel or Bus.

[3]

Setting indicators
Indicators showing each setting.

[4]

Gain reduction meter
Displays the On/Off status of Comp and G/E and the amount ofgain reduction.

[3]

[2]
[4]

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Level Meter
The number of meters depends on the channel or Bus format.
The level meter for the Input channel is indicated in blue and the one for the Bus is indicated inpurple.
Among Input channels, the level meter for the HA channel is longer than other level meters.

Mono HA
channelmeter

Stereo HA
channelmeter

5.1 HA
channelmeter

Mono Bus
meter

Stereo Bus
meter

5.1 Bus
meter

Mono Linechannelmeter

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[1]

[1]
[2]
[3]

Meter position indicator
Displays the Meter position setting.
If nothing is displayed, it indicates that the Meter position is set
to Input. Otherwise, the following indicators are displayed.

[4]
[5]

Pre Effect :
[6]

[7]

Pre Cut :Post Effect :[2]

P48 indicator
Displays the On/Off status of P48. It is lit when the parameter is
set to On, and goes out when set to Off.

[3]

not 0 dB indicator
This indicator is lit if the Fader level is set to a value other than 0
dB in M1, M2, or Sum Bus.
It is not displayed in the Input channel meter.

[4]Interruption indicator
This indicator is lit if the audio interruption occurs in Bus.
The following indicator is displayed depending on the interrupt
audio type.

TB :
OSC :

If more than one interruptions occur, the indicator with thehighest priority is displayed in the order of TB and OSC. This
indicator corresponds to the audio output from Bus.
[5]

Delay On/Off indicator
Displays the On/Off status of Delay.It is lit when the parameter is
set to On, and goes out when set to Off.

[6]

Insert Return On/Off indicator
Displays the On/Off status of Insert Return.It is lit when theparameter is set to On, and goes out when set to Off.

[7]

Φ/ΦR On/Off indicator
Displays the On/Off status of Φ and ΦR.
It is lit when the parameter is set to On, and goes out when set
to Off.
It is not displayed in the channel or Bus without Φ and ΦRfunction.

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Gain Reduction Meter
This meter displays the amount of gain reduction in Comp and G/E.
The gain reduction meters for the Input channel and for the Bus are displayed in amber.

[1]

[2]

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[1]

Comp On/Off indicator
Displays the operation status of Comp.
It is lit when Comp is enabled and goes out when disabled.

[2]

GE On/Off indicator
Displays the operation status of Gate/Expander.
It is lit when Gate/Expander is enabled and goes out whendisabled.

[3]

Comp Gain reduction meter
Displays the amount of gain reduction in Comp.

[4]

GE Gain reduction meter
Displays the amount of gain reduction in Gate/Expander.

[4]

Output Meter
The M1/M2/Sum/Monitor meters are displayed.

[1]

[2]

[3]

[1]

Master meter
Displays meters for Master 1 (M1) and Master 2 (M2).
Displays the Bus No. in the lower area.
The displayed Bus No. is different depending on the Bus format
setting in Master 1 and Master 2.

[2]

Sum meter
Displays the Sum1 to 16 meters.

[3]

Monitor meter
Displays the Monitor1 meter.

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Channel Meter
This meter displays the information and meters of channels assigned to Fader ch1 to 16.

[2]
[1]
[3]

[4]

[5]
[6]
[7]

[1]

Channel number label
Displays the channel number and the Visual Group setting.
When the Visual Group is set, this label is displayed in the colorof this setting.

[2]

Link Func
Displays FU, AVL, and REM with numbers when they are set
using Link Func. The On/Off status of FU and AVL is displayed
as follow:

FU Off[3]

FU On

AVL Off

AVL OnChannel meter
Displays the meters and setting icons for channels. Displays theinformation of selected Banks/Layers.
* This area invariably displays the Layer A channel meters in theDual Meter setting.

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Parameter setting graph
Displays the EQ graph, Dynamics graph, or Main Pan graph.
Touch the graph to display Select Encoder Guide. You canchange parameters on the Meter screen.

EQ graph

Dynamics
Graph

Main PanGraph* This area displays the Layer B channel meters in the Dual
Meter setting.
[5]

Fader Name display
Displays the Fader Name.
If Fader Name is not set, the System Name is displayed.
If displayed channel exists in Layer A, characters are displayedin white, and if it exists in Layer B, characters are displayed ingreen.
The frame of Fader Name is displayed in the color set in VisualGroup.

[6]

Behind Layer Fader Name display
Displays Fader Name for channels in Behind Layer.
If Fader Name is not set, the System Name is displayed.
* This display is not available for Ch15 and Ch16 (upper rightcorner of the screen).

[7]

Channel Highlight display
Highlights the appropriate channel while the fader level isoperated.

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Assign Status
This meter displays the Bus Assign settings of channels assigned to Fader ch1 to 16.

The assign settings to M1, M2, and SUM are displayed.
The Bus number is lit when its assign is ON. The light-up color changes depending on the Pre
and Post settings for SUM. Touch M1/M2/Sum to display Select Encoder Guide, where you
can change assign settings.
SUM (Pre)SUM (Post)
The Fader Group number appears next to SUM assign settings.
Fader Group No

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Select Encoder Guide
Displays the functions and setting parameters of the encoders and buttons located at the lower
part of the touch panel.
You can touch and operate encoders having button functions.

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Overview
The information and parameter setting of the channel selected by using Channel Select button
are displayed.
For the item which can be operated, when that display area is touched, the function is called up
on the Select Encoder or the setting window is displayed, so you can operate them. Also when
you press and hold that area, that selected area is set on Top screen of Channel Setting screen.
This is useful if you want to operate the same parameter in the different channels consecutively.
In the upper left of the area set on Top screen, Top screen setting icon ( ) is displayed.
[3]

[4]

[1]

[5]

[6]

[2]

[7]

[10]

[8]

[9]

[1]

Bus Assign area
Bus Assign setting status is displayed.
When this area is touched, the Bus Assign setting window isdisplayed.

[2]

Insert Source Area
Insert Return Source set for the channel is displayed.
When this area is touched, the Insert Return Matrix setting
window is displayed.

[3]

Main Pan area
Main Pan setting status is displayed.
When Main Pan is Surround Pan, the Surround function is called
up on the Select Encoder if this area is touched.

[4]

SUM area
SUM setting status is displayed.
When this area is touched, the SUM function is called up on the
Select Encoder.

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Audio Path area
Audio Path setting status is displayed.
When this area is touched, the Audio Path setting window isdisplayed.

[6]

Channel Meter area
Channel Meter is displayed.
The display items are the same as those displayed in Meter
screen.

[7]

Input area
Input parameter setting status is displayed.
When this area is touched, the Input function is called up on the
Select Encoder.

[8]

EQ/Filter area
EQ and Filter setting statuses are displayed.
When this area is touched, the EQ and Filter functions are called
up on the Select Encoder.

[9]

Dynamics area
Dynamics setting statuses are displayed.
When this area is touched, the Dynamics function is called up on
the Select Encoder.

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Channel Information area
Channel information is displayed.
When Fader Name display is touched, the Fader Name input
window is displayed.

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Bus Assign Area
[1]

Master Assign display
The statuses of Assign setting to M1 and M2 are displayed.
The indicators are made up of two lines, eight per line, where
each line corresponds to M1 or M2 top to bottom.

[2]

Sum Assign display
The statuses of Assign setting to Sum are displayed.

[3]

Fader Group Number display
Assigned Fader Group numbers are displayed.

[1]
[2]
[3]

When Bus Assign area is touched, the Bus Assign setting window is displayed.

[4]

[4]

Assign On/Off button
Turns the Assign to bus written on the button On/Off. If On, thebutton is lit.
If you press and hold one button and press the other button,
On/Off statuses of these two buttons and all the buttons
between them will be the same status of the button that youpressed first.

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Insert Source area
Insert Return Source set for the channel is displayed.

When Insert Source is touched, the Insert Matrix setting window is displayed.

[1]

[2]

[1]

Insert Return Source selection button
Selects an Insert Return Source.
Selecting this button closes the window and sets the Insert
Return Source corresponding to the selected button to thechannel.
If the channel format is Stereo or Surround, contiguous Insert
Return Sources are automatically set for as many channels as
there are subchannels (including the selected button).

An audio source to be input to the Insert point of a channel (Insert Return Source) is set. Set thedestination of audio to be sent from the Insert point of a channel (Insert Send Destination) in the Out
Mtx menu on the Menu screen.

[2]

Page Ejection button and page display
The page information is displayed. It appears in the format"current page number/total page count".
Also the Page Ejection button is displayed. Pressing the buttonon the left side displays the previous page, and pressing the
button on the right side displays the next page.

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Main Pan Area
When Main Pan is Surround Pan, the Surround function is called up on the Select Encoder if
the Main Pan area is touched.
[1]
Pan pointer[1][3]
Displays the Pan setting.
When Console Mode is Surround, Pan pointer turns to a circle( ), when Console Mode is Stereo, it turns to a square ( ).
[4]

[5]

[2]

LFE Send Level bar graph
Displays LFE Send Level setting.

[3]

Front Divergence/Front Width bar graph
For Mono channel or Surround channel, Front Divergencesetting is displayed, for Stereo channel, Front Width setting isdisplayed.

[6]
For Front Divergence display, when the setting value isminimum, the bar is not displayed, when the setting value ismaximum, the bar width is maximum.
For Front Width display, when the setting value is minimum, thebar color is gray and the bar width is maximum, and when thesetting value is in the middle, the bar is not displayed. When thesetting value is larger than a middle value, the bar color turns
yellow and its width is larger, when the setting value is maximum,
the bar width is maximum.
[4]

F-S Divergence bar graph
Displays the F-S Divergence setting.
When Front audio is added to Surround audio, the bar extends
downward from the top of the area and reaches up to the middle
point of the area.
When Surround audio is added to Front audio, the bar extends
upward from the bottom of the area and reaches up to the
middle point of the area.

[5]

Center On/Off display and Divergence Type display
Displays the Center On/Off and Divergence Type settings.
Not displayed for a channel without corresponding parameters.

[6]

Operation parameter display
Displays the name and the setting value of the operated
parameter which is found by Select Encoder.
If the operation is found by the multiple encoders, the last one isdisplayed.

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SUM Area
When this area is touched, the SUM function is called up on the Select Encoder.
[1]

[1]

[3]

SUM number label
Displays the SUM number. For Send Off, this number appears
grayed-out.

: Send On /[4]

: Send Off

[2]
[2]

Format indicator
Displays the SUM Bus format.

: Mono /: Stereo /: Surround[3]

Bus name display
Displays Bus Name which contains up to 10 one-byte charactersor 5 two-byte characters.
For Stereo 5.1 SUM the first Bus's Bus Name is displayed andall other bus names are not displayed.

[4]

Send Level bar graph
Displays Send Level setting and Pre/Post setting.
Also for Send Off the bar graph appears grayed-out.
When Send Level is 0 dB, the end of bar is illuminated white.
When Send Level is maximum, the end of bar is illuminated red.

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Audio Path Area
The applied setting of Audio Path is previewed.

When Audio Path area is touched, the Audio Path setting window is displayed.

[1]

[2]

[3]

[5]

[4]

[1]

Meter position selection button
Selects a level data acquisition point for meter.
You select one from Input, Pre Effect, Pre Cut, Post Effect.
When PreCut is selected, the acquisition point depends on the
Effect order setting as the level data is acquired from right before
Effect Cut Fader.

[2]

Effect order setting button
Changes the sequence of Effects. Several sequences areavailable for selection.
Each time the cursor button is pressed, the sequence of Effects
is changed.

[3]

Direct Out position selection button
Selects the acquisition point of Direct Out audio.
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[4]

Apply button/OK button/Cancel button
Selects whether you want to apply or discard the settingchanges.
Selecting Apply applies the changes with the window opened.
Selecting the OK button applies the changes and closes thewindow.
Selecting Cancel discards the changes and closes the window.

[5]

Apply to all button/Enable button
When pressing Enable button with Apply to all button with held
down, changes are applied to same type channels.

Channel Meter Area
[1]

This area contains the same channel meter as one displayed on the Meter screen. The
Channel Setting screen provides the fader level in addition to the channel meter.
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Fader Level display
The Channel Setting screen provides the fader level in addition
to the channel meter.

Input Area
When the Input area is touched, the Input function is called up on the Select Encoder.

[1]

[2]

Φ/P48/Ins/MS/L mono/R mono On/Off indicators
Displays their On/Off settings respectively.
For Off it appears grayed-out. If there are not the functions in thedisplay channel, it appears invalid.

[3]

Encoder function display
The names and the setting values of the function which theencoder operates are displayed among the functions assigned
to the Select Encoder.

[2]

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EQ/FIL Area
When the EQ/FIL area is touched, the EQ/FIL function is called up on the Select Encoder.

[1]

[3]

[1]

EQ graph
Displays a graph composed of EQ1 to 4 settings.
When EQ is Off, the graph appears grayed-out, and when On, it
is illuminated green.

[2]

Filter graph
Displays a graph composed of Filter 1 and 2 settings.
The Filter 1 and Filter2 settings which are On form a graphshape. When both are Off, a graph appears grayed-out.

[3]Filter1/Filter2/EQ1/EQ4 Type display
Displays the Filter1, Filter2, EQ1, and EQ4 Types.

[4]Operation parameter display
The name and the setting value of the operated parameter
which is found by Select Encoder are displayed.
If the operation is found by the multiple encoders, the last one isdisplayed.

[2]

[4]

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Dynamics Area
When the Dynamics area is touched, the Dynamics function is called up on the Select Encoder.
[1]

[2]

[3]

[4]

[1]

Dynamics graph
Displays a graph composed of Comp and Gate/Expandersettings.
The Comp and Gate/Expander settings which are On form agraph shape. When Dynamics is Off, the graph appears
grayed-out, and when On, it is illuminated in amber.

[2]

Dynamics Bypass indicator
Displays Bypass setting of Dynamics.
When there are subchannels set to Bypass, the corresponding
indicators are illuminated.

[3]

Gate/Expander and Comp On/Off display
Displays the Gate/Expander and Comp On/Off settings.

[4]

Dynamics operation parameter display
The name and the setting value of the operated parameter
which is found by Select Encoder are displayed.
If the operation is found by the multiple encoders, the last one isdisplayed.

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Channel Information Area
[1]

Previous/Next channel button
Moves a channel displayed on the Channel Setting screen to achannel previous or next to the currently visible channel.
Pressing the button on the left side displays the previous
channel, and pressing the button on the right side displays thenext channel.

[2]

Channel number/Bank number/Layer display
Displays the channel number, bank number, Layer of thecurrently visible channel.

[3]

Fader Name display, setting button
Displays the Fader Name. Pressing the button displays Fader
Name input keyboard window.

[4]

System Name display
Displays the System Name of the assigned Source.

[5]

Resource type display
Displays the type of the assigned Source.
For Bus "BUS" is displayed, for Fader Group Master"FUNCTION", for OSC "INTERNAL".

[6]

Channel type display
Displays the channel format and the HA/Line type.
For HA channel, it is followed by "HA".

[7]

DSP Resource display
Displays the used DSP Resource information.

[8]

Link Function display
Displays Link Function of the assigned Source.

[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
[2]
[3]

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Overview
The Setting Menu of the whole mixer can be operated on the Menu screen.
Menu screen is consisted of the following menus: Overview, Monitor, Group, Meter, OSC/TB,
Preset Prg, Status, System, OutMtx, Config, and Setup. Menu selection buttons call up eachmenu.
The Menu screen consists of several areas as shown below.

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For some menu types, the setting item buttons are displayed at the left of the screen.

Setting item
buttonButton action icon

Setting item name

Setting value display

The behavior when pressing the setting item button is indicated with an icon.

: Displays options to the right of the screen.
: Displays the setting window.
: Calls up the setting function on the Select Encoder.
No button action icon : When pressing, the function is executed at once.

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Overview Menu
The Overview menu displays the setting statuses of Channel Layout, Fader Group, Fader
Name, etc. for all the channels and changes their settings.

7-2-1

Normal Screen
Displays information of all the channels of Layer A/B per screen at a time.

Display switch
menu

Channel display
area

Edit menu

[1]

[2]

[3]

[1]

Display Bank switch button
Switches Banks displayed on the channel display area.

[2]

System Name display switch
Displays System Name on each channel.

[3]

DSP Sort button
Optimizes the DSP assignment to the channel.
When you create a channel, the system searches for a DSP
resource automatically so that the DSP usage state is optimized
at that point and assigns that resource to the channel. However,creating and deleting channels several times may cause thefragmentation of the DSP resource and there may be rareoccasions when you cannot create a multiformat channel suchas 5.1Input channel even if a DSP resource remains. In thiscase, use the DSP sort function to consolidate the fragmentation,
which enables you to create a multiformat channel.

This operation interrupts the audio operation temporarily andmay impact the output audio. Please be careful when you use
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[6]

[4]

Channel selection button
Selects the channel which is operated on the Edit Menu.
If the button is pressed, it is Highlighted, and the Edit Menu
buttons which can be operated are enabled.

[5]

Channel number display
Displays the channel number.

[6]

Format indicator
Displays the channel format.

[7]
[4]

[9]
[8]
[10]

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Fader Name/System Name display
When System Name Display Switching button is Off, Fader
Name is displayed. When System Name Display Switching
button is On, System Name is displayed.
Layer A channel's character color is white, and Layer B
channel's character color is green.

[8]

Fader Group setting display
When Fader Group is set, Group number is displayed.
Also Fader Group is set to Cut Group, its number is followed by"C".

: Fader Group number display: When Cut Group is set[9]Visual Group setting display
Displays the color set in Visual Group.

[ 10 ]

Link Func setting display
Displays the Link Func setting (only INPUT ch).

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[17]

[18]

[19]

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[ 11 ]

Duplicate button
Duplicates a channel selected by using the channel selection
button, and creates Link channel.
Pressing the button allows the Paste and Insert buttons to be
selected. When Paste is selected, the selected channel isoverwritten with the Link channel. When Insert is selected, theLink channel is inserted into the selected channel. The channels
which lie to the right of the selected channel shift to the rightautomatically.
The Link channels use the same DSP resources, and when aparameter for one of them is operated, all Link channels workwith the operation.

[ 12 ]

Cut button
Cuts the channel selected by using the channel selection button.
Pressing the button allows the Paste and Insert buttons to be
selected.
When Paste is selected, the selected channel is overwritten withthe cut channel. When Insert is selected, the cut channel isinserted into the selected channel. The channels which lie to theright of the selected channel shift to the right automatically.

[ 13 ]

Delete button
Deletes the channels selected by using the channel selection
button, and moves all channels which lie to the right of theselected channel to the left according to the deleted channels.

[ 14 ]

Swap button
Swaps the position of the channel selected by using the channel
selection button with the position of the other channel.
Pressing the button allows the destination position to be
selected, and when specifying the destination position, the first
selected channel' position is swapped with the second selectedchannel's position.

[ 15 ]

Unlink button
When the channel selected by using the channel selection
button is a Link channel, it is unlinked and the new DSP
resources are assigned to it.
The new assigned DSP resources inherit the parameter setting
for the time when the Unlink operation was performed.

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Clear button/Paste button
If the Duplicate or Cut button is selected, the Paste button isdisplayed. Otherwise, the Clear button is displayed.
For Clear button, the channel selected by using the channel
selection button is cleared. The cleared channel strip is changed
to the blank strip.
For Paste button, the Link channel or the cut channel isoverwritten with the channel selected by using the channel
selection button.

[ 17 ]

Insert button
When the Duplicate or Cut button is selected, the Link channelor the cut channel is inserted.
Otherwise, the Blank channel is inserted.

[ 18 ]

Input Matrix button
Assigns Input Source, Bus channel, or Fader Group Masterchannel to the channel selected by using the channel selection
button.
Pressing the button displays the Input Matrix setting window.

[ 19 ]

Fader Group / Link Function Select button
Sets Fader Group, Visual Group and Link Function Select of thechannel selected by using the channel selection button.
Pressing the button displays the Fader Group / Link Function
Selected setting window.

[ 20 ]

Rename button
Sets Fader Name of the channel selected by using the channel
selection button. Pressing the button Displays the Fader Name
input window.

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Input Matrix setting window

[21]

[22]

[23]

[24]

[ 21 ]

Source selection button
Selects a Source to assign to the channel selected by using thechannel selection button.
If you press and hold one button and press the other button,
Sources corresponding to these two buttons and all the buttons
between them are sequentially set for the multiple contiguouschannels from the selected channel by using the channel
selection button.

[ 22 ]

Category selection buttons
Switches the categories of Source to be displayed.

[ 23 ]

Source type switch button
Switches the Source type displayed in the window.
Each time the button is pressed, the displayed Source isswitched between Input Source and Bus/Function (Fader Group
Master).

[ 24 ]

Page Ejection button and page display
The page information is displayed. It appears in the format"current page number/total page count".
Also the Page Ejection button is displayed. Pressing the buttonon the left side displays the previous page, and pressing the
button on the right side displays the next page.

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Fader Group / Link Function Select Setting Window

[26]

[27]

[28]

[29]

[25]

[30]

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Fader / Visual / Link Func switch button
Switches among the Fader Group, Visual Group, and Link Func
settings.

[ 26 ]

Fader Group selection buttons
Selects a Fader Group number to set for the channel selectedby using the channel selection button.
When multiple channel selection buttons are selected, theselected Fader Group number is set for all of them.

[ 27 ]

Fader Group setting clear button
Clears Fader Group setting of the channel selected by using thechannel selection button.
When multiple channel selection buttons are selected, all thesettings are cleared.

[ 28 ]

Visual Group selection buttons
Selects a Visual Group color to set for the channel selected byusing the channel selection button.
When multiple channel selection buttons are selected, theselected Visual Group color is set for all of them.

[ 29 ]

Visual Group setting clear button
Clears Visual Group setting of the channel selected by using thechannel selection button.
When multiple channel selection buttons are selected, all thesettings are cleared.

[ 30 ]

Link Func selection buttons
Selects Link Func to set for the channel selected by using thechannel selection button.
When multiple channel selection buttons are selected, theselected Link Func is set for all of them.

[ 31 ]

Link Func off button
Clears Link Func set for the channel selected by using thechannel selection button.
When multiple channel selection buttons are selected, all of thesettings are cleared.

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Make various settings about Monitor.

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Monitor 1/2/3/4
Makes the settings of Monitors 1, 2, 3, and 4.
[4]

[5]

[1]

[7]

[6]
[2]
[3]

[1]

Monitor Name setting button
Sets the Monitor Name of a Monitor.
Pressing the button displays the Monitor Name input window.

[2]

Monitor Source selection buttons
Selects the Source of a Monitor.
When the Monitor Mix (Σ) button is not selected, only one ofthese buttons can be selected.

[3]

Monitor Mix (Σ) button
This button enables the Monitor Mix function.
When this button is selected, the maximum number of Monitor
Source switch buttons that can be selected at a time is six in
Mono or Stereo format and two in 5.1 Surround format.
The audio of selected Monitor Sources are all output being
mixed.

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Monitor Name display
Displays Monitor Name of Monitors 1, 2, 3, and 4.

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Monitor Source display
Displays the Sources selected for Monitors 1, 2, 3, and 4.

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User Source Define button
Select this button to assign a monitor source to the User button.
Press the button and then the Monitor Source selection button todisplay the User Source category selection buttons.

[7]

User Source category selection button
Selects the category of Monitor Source assigned to User button.
Pressing the button displays the Monitor Source selection
window.

Monitor Parameter
While this menu is selected, use the Select Encoder to adjust various Monitor Parameters suchas the Dimmer Level.
For details of the Monitor Parameters, refer to Appendix, Select Encoder.

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Make various settings about Fader Group.

7-4-2

Fader Group Type
Select the operation type of Fader Group.
When Moving Type is selected, Slave Fader moves relative to Master Fader according toMaster Fader's movement. Since Fader Level in Slave Fader is the actual Fader position, you
can grasp Fader Level intuitively, but when you fully turn down Master Fader, Slave Fader isalso fully turned down, you cannot control a balance between Slave Faders.
When VCA Type is selected, Slave Fader does not work with Master Fader movement andstands still at a constant position, the Slave Fader position is the offset value from Master
Fader. It is difficult to grasp the actual Fader Level in Slave Fader, but if you fully turn down
Master Fader, Slave Fader position does not change, so you can control a balance between
Slave Faders.

7-4-3

Group1 - 16
Make settings about each Fader Group.

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Meter Menu

7-5-1

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Cut Group button
Switches the behavior of Fader Group to Cut Group.
For Fader Group set to Cut Group, only the operations to turnCut On/Off link. In this case, if any Cut button for Slave channel
is operated, all the Slave channels link.

Make various settings about Meter.

7-5-2

Peak Hold Time
Selects the Peak Hold Time of Meter.
This setting is applied to all the level meters displayed on the Mixer.

7-5-3

Hold Reset
Updates Peak Hold display for meter.
Each time the button is pressed, the function is executed.

7-5-4

Release Time
Selects the Release Time of Meter.
This setting is applied to all the level meters displayed on this Mixer.

7-5-5

Dual Ch Meter
Switches between Single display (single Layer display) and Dual display (A/B Layer
simultaneous display) for Channel Meter.
When the setting is On, Dual display is enabled.
Each time the button is pressed, On/Off is switched.

7-5-6

Caution Bar Color
Selects the display color of the caution area of the meter (WHITE/AMBER).
This setting applies to all level meters displayed on the Mixer.

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Make various settings about OSC and TB (Talk Back).

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OSC/TB Parameter
While this menu is selected, use Select Encoder to adjust various OSC/TB Parameters such as
the OSC Level.
For details of OSC/TB Parameters, refer to Appendix, Select Encoder.

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OSC Dest SelectYou can set the OSC output.
When the menu is selected, the OSC Destination selection window is displayed.

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[2]

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[1]

Output destination Bus selection button
Selects an OSC output destination.
Pressing the button outputs OSC audio to the Bus
corresponding to the button. Pressing the button again clears
the output.
If you press and hold one button and press the other button,
On/Off statuses of these two buttons and all the buttons
between them will be the same status of the button that youpressed first.

[2]

Display Bus switch button
Switches the output destination Bus selection buttons.

OSC Preset
Sets the OSC output destination when using the On buttons on the OSC panel.
When the menu is selected, the OSC Preset setting window is displayed.

7-6-5

Frequency 1 – 6
You can select the OSC audio.
The Frequency 1 signal is used for Mono Bus or Stereo Bus/Surround Bus L channel.
The Frequency 2 signal is used for Stereo Bus/Surround Bus R channel.
The Frequency 3 to 6 signals are used for Surround Bus C, LFE, Ls, or Rs channel
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TB Preset1
Sets the TB output destination when using the Set1 button on the TB panel.
When the menu is selected, the TB Preset setting window is displayed.

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TB Preset2
Sets the TB output destination when using the Set2 button on the TB panel.
When the menu is selected, the TB Preset setting window is displayed.

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Preset Prg Menu

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Menu Top
Register, recall, and manage Preset Programs stored in the internal memory of NT110.

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[4]

[5]

[6]

[1]

Factory Default recall button
Press the Factory Default button while pressing Enable to recall
the factory default Mixer settings. This operation does notchange the Preset Program registration status and the Setup
menu settings.

[2]

Save/Load button
Switches to the saving or loading Preset Program screen.
When the button is pressed, the Edit selection button at the leftof the screen is changed to the Save selection button or the
Load selection button.

[3]

Edit selection buttons
Selects a Preset Program to edit.

[4]

Preset Program number
Displays the Preset Program numbers from 1 to 99.
They are always displayed whether or not data exists.

[5]

Time stamp display
Displays the time stamp when creating and updating Preset
Program.

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Preset Program title display
Displays the title of Preset Program.
The title is entered on the Edit menu.

[7]

Lock setting display
Displays the Lock setting status.
[8]

[8]

[9]

[10] [11] [12] [13]Rename buttonEnters the title of Preset program.
Pressing the button Displays the title input window.

[9]

Lock button
Locks and unlocks the Preset Program.
When the Present Program is locked, it cannot be overwritten ordeleted. To lock and unlock it, you need to enter a password.
The factory default password is "NT110."[ 10 ]

Move button
Moves a Preset Program to other number.
Pressing the button allows the destination to be selected using
the Edit selection button. The Edit selection button is selected, it
is moved there.

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Swap button
Swaps Preset Program with other number.
Pressing the button allows the destination to be selected using
the Edit selection button. When the Edit selection button is
selected, the numbers are swapped.

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Clear button
Clears the Preset Program.
The cleared Preset Program is changed to the Preset Programwith which data is not registered. When you press the button,
the confirmation message appears.
When OK is selected, the selected Preset Program is cleared.

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Status Menu

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Delete button
Deletes Preset Program.
When deleting, the subsequent Preset Program numbers are
shifted to the front.
When you press the button, the confirmation message appears.
When OK is selected, the selected Preset Program is cleared.

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[3]
[4]

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Status Clear button
Stops blinking of the Alarm lamp on the Mixer Status screen.
When you press this button, the Alarm lamp changes to grayand stay lit.
This button is used when you continue operation against any
Alarm that has already occurred. The button can differentiate theknown Alarm from others.

[2]

Alarm/Status Log
Displays the details of Alarm information detected by the Mixer
and the recorded log information.

[3]

Firmware Version
Displays the details of the firmware version of the Mixer.
The major version information of the firmware is displayed also
in the lower right corner of the screen when the power is turnedon.

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Date
Adjusts the date and time of the calendar clock of the Mixer.
Periodically adjust the date and time of the calendar clock which
may have errors although it is factory-adjusted.

Alarm/Status Log
Displays Alarm found on NT110. Also allows you to view the recorded log information.
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[2]

[3]

[4]

[5]

[6]

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Power status display
Displays Alarm about the AC or DC power input.
You can mask Alarm of either of the power input by the System
Menu setting.
AC:
Lit when the AC power input is abnormal.
DC:
Lit when the DC power input is abnormal.

[2]

Sync status display
Displays Alarm about the synchronization signal selected as theSync Source in the System Menu.
REF:
Lit when synchronization signal input is not detected
PLL:
Lit when the internal circuit is not locked to thesynchronization signal.

[3]

Primary DSP display
Displays Alarm about DSP CARD mounted in the Primary DSP
Slot.
Fan:
Lit when the internal fan stops.
Temp:
Lit when the internal temperature sensor detects ahigh temperature error.
Run:
Lit when the audio signal processing part stops.
Comm: Lit in when an error occurs in the communication
between Primary DSP CARD and Secondary DSP
CARD.

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Secondary DSP display
Displays Alarm about DSP CARD mounted in the Secondary
DSP Slot. This display is the same as the Primary DSP display.

[5]

Panel display
Displays Alarm about Operation Panel.
Link:
Lit in when an error occurs in the communication
between Operation Panel and DSP CARD.

[6]

Status Log button
Displays the log record data including information on occurrenceof and recovery from Alarms in the past. The oldest records are
overwritten with new data.

This button switches the Console Mode.
The Console Mode switch buttons are displayed at the right of the screen.
When the button for the Mode other than the current Console Mode is selected, theconfirmation message is displayed.
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Bus Format M1/M2/Sum
Sets the Bus format of M1, M2, and Sum.
When this menu is selected, the Bus format setting window is displayed.

[1]

[2]
[3]

[4]

[1]

Bus Format selection button
Selects the Bus format.
When the upper format is selected, the buttons for all the Buses
which that format contains are deselected.
When the lower format is selected, the format for all the Buses
which is included in the pre-selection format is set to the sameformat.
* "Downmix" is effective only for M1 and M2.

[2]

Bus number label
Displays Bus numbers.

[3]

Apply button/OK button/Cancel button
Selects whether you want to apply or discard the settingchanges.
Selecting Apply applies the changes with the window opened.
Selecting the OK button applies the changes and closes thewindow.
Selecting Cancel discards the changes and closes the window.

[4]

Page Ejection button and page display
Displays the next page of Bus numbers. Sum consists of two
pages.

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Sync Source
Selects the audio synchronization signal.

Internal: Selects the synchronization signal stored in the NT110 main unit.
Video: Selects the synchronization signal entered in Rear Panel - Video in.
Word: Selects the synchronization signal entered in Rear Panel - Word clock in.
AES3: Selects the synchronization signal entered in Rear Panel - AES3 in1.
Slot1/2: Selects the synchronization signal of a Card mounted in the Rear Panel - IO CARD
Slot.There are both Cards that output and do not output synchronization signals.

7-9-4

SUB IN 1/2/3/4 Reference Level
Selects an audio reference level of Rear Panel - SUB IN. This setting can be selected for eachof the inputs.

7-9-5

LINE OUT Reference Level
Selects an audio reference level of Rear Panel - LINE OUT. LINE OUT 1 through 16 are set at
a time.

7-9-6

AES3 IN 1/2 Sample Rate Converter
Selects On/Off of Sample Rate Converter in Rear Panel - AES3 IN. This setting can beselected for each of the inputs.

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Downmix Level
Selects a downmix level from 5.1 Surround to Stereo.

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[2]

[3]

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BUS 1/2 L/R -> Lt/Rt
Selects a mix level from 5.1 Lch to Stereo Lch and from 5.1 Rch
to Stereo Rch.

[2]

BUS 3 C -> Lt/Rt
Selects a mix level from 5.1 C ch to Stereo Lch and Rch.

[3]

BUS 5/6 Ls/Rs -> Lt/Rt
Selects a mix level from 5.1 Ls ch to Stereo Lch and from 5.1 Rs
ch to Stereo Rch.

Delay
Selects the setting unit for Delay.

7-9-9

Luminance
Adjusts the intensity of the touch panel and LED.
When the menu is selected, the Luminance setting window is displayed.
Each intensity is adjusted by the left or right arrow button: when the cursor is at the left edge,
the intensity is minimum, when the cursor is at the right edge, the intensity is maximum.

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DC Input Voltage
Selects a DC power voltage to be input to Rear Panel - DC IN.
This setting selects the reference voltage for the DC Pwr indicator on the Mixer Status screen.

7-9-11

AC Power Alarm
Selects permission or prohibition of Alarm that occurs when the AC power is abnormal.

7-9-12DC Power Alarm
Selects permission or prohibition of Alarm that occurs when the DC power is abnormal.

7-10

Output Mtx
The Output Mtx menu allows you to select output signals to NT110 Rear Panel, IO CARD Slot,or a headphone.

Category
Selection
button

Edit menu

Outputselectionarea

SourceDestination
The output selection area displays all the output channels (Destinations) and the audio sources
output to these channels (Sources) of NT110. This area is switched when a category selection
button is pressed.
When you select a Source display part, the Output Matrix setting window appears. Select asource that you want to output from the list of audio sources displayed in the window.
When you select a Destination display part, the Edit menu becomes available.
You can select multiple contiguous Destinations by touching and dragging the Destination
display part.

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[3]

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Rear Pnl
Switches the output selection area to the channel display foraudio output connectors assigned to the Rear Panel and theheadphone output in the lower part of the Front.

[2]

Slot 1
Switches the output selection area to Rear Panel - IO CARD
Slot 1 audio output channel display.

[3]

Slot 2
Switches the output selection area to Rear Panel - IO CARD
Slot 2 audio output channel display.

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[6]

[7]

[4]

Clear button
Clears the Source of a selected Destination. Audio is muted forthe Destination of which you cleared the Source.

[5]

Swap button
Swaps the Source of a selected Destination with the Source ofother Destination.
To perform Swap, select one Destination, press the Swap button,and select the other Destination.

[6]

Cut button
Moves the Source of a selected Destination to the Source ofother Destination.
To perform Cut, select a Source to be cut, press the Cut button,and select a Source on which to paste it.

[7]

Copy button
Copies the Source of a selected Destination to the Source ofother Destination.
To perform Copy, select a Source to be copied, press the Copy
button, and select a Source on which to paste it.

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Output Matrix Setting Window

[1]

[2]

[3]

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Source selection button
Selects a Source to be assigned.
If you press and hold one button and press another button, theSources corresponding to these two buttons and all the buttons
between them are set as the multiple contiguous Destinations.

[2]

Category selection buttons
Switches the categories of Source to be displayed.

[3]

Page Ejection button and page display
The page information is displayed. It appears in the format"current page number/total page count".
Pressing the button on the left side displays the previous page,
and pressing the button on the right side displays the next page.

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GPIO Slot1/GPIO Slot2

7-11-1

Menu Top
Makes various settings about the GPIO CARD.
For its functions, refer to GPIO - Control Functions.

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How to Set GPIO CARD (Example: FU ON)
This section describes how to assign FU ON to GPIO Input 1.

7-11-2-1
1

Operation Procedure
Select Input GPIO CARD GPI 1 on the GPIO Slot1 screen
The GPI Function selection buttons appear.

GPI Function
Selection buttons

2

Select FU ON among the GPI Function selection buttons
The FU No. button and Moni Cut selection buttons appear.

FU No. button

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Select the FU No. Select button
The FU No. Select window appears.

FU No. Select buttons

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Select FU1
The FU No. Select window closes.

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Select the monitor to be cut when FU is ON
You can select multiple monitors to be cut.

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OptionMenu Top
Makes cascading connection and optional card settings.
You can set optional cards separately for Slot1/2.

7-12-2

CascadeTo add input channels, connect two NT110 mounting the MADI CARD with a coaxial or
optical cable to establish cascading connection.

7-12-2-1

CascadeSelects Off/Slave/Master of the Cascade function. When Slave is selected, the audio in the
Bus (M1/M2/Sum/APFL/BT) is sent to the Master. When Master is selected, audio isreceived from the Slave.

OFF
Slave
Master
7-12-2-2:Turns off the cascading connection.
: Sets the function to the Slave side of the cascading connection.
: Sets the function to the Master side of the cascading connection.

Cascade Port
Selects the Slot mounting the MADI CARD that uses the cascade function.

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Slot1/Slot2
Automatically recognizes and displays the card mounted in the IO CARD Slot.

7-12-4

Setting Optional Cards for Slot1/Slot2
Sets optional cards separately for Slot1/Slot2.

Settings for
Slot1

Settings for
Slot2

7-12-4-1

AES3id CARD
Selects On/Off of Sample Rate Converter in AES3id CARD input.
Tap each button to turn on or off Sample Rate Converter. You can select On/Off separately
for each input.

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MADI CARD
Makes settings of the MADI CARD.

[1]

[2]

[3]

7-12-4-3[4]Input SRC
Selects On/Off of Sample Rate Converter of MADI CARD
input.

[5]

Input Signal
Selects the MADI input connector.
Signals are always output from both Coaxial and Optical.

[6]

Channel Format
Selects the number of MADI channels.

GPIO CARD
Switches to the GPIO Slot1/GPIO Slot2 menu.

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Selects the CUT button operation for each channel.

Normal: Turns on and off the CUT button operation each time this button is pressed.
OFF Fixed: Turns off the CUT button operation. Use it to turn off the CUT button permanently.

7-13-2

Moni1/2/3/4 Int/Mix Source
Selects Sources with which to interrupt or mix to Monitor1/2/3/4.
This setting can be selected for each of the Monitors.
Monitor1

Monitor2/3/4

7-13-3

Moni1/2/3/4 Auto Cut Source
Selects conditions under which to automatically cut Monitor1/2/3/4.
This setting can be selected for each of the Monitors.

7-13-4

Moni1/2/3/4 Auto Dim Source
Selects conditions under which to automatically dim Monitor1/2/3/4.
This setting can be selected for each of the Monitors.

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ON AIR - OSC Inhibit
Selects an OSC output destination to be prohibited when ON AIR is On.

7-13-6

ON AIR - TB Inhibit
Selects an TB (Talk Back) output destination to be prohibited when ON AIR is On.

7-13-7

Sum Send – Pan Link
Links the Sum Pan/Bal parameters to the Stereo Pan/Bal parameters of Input and Sum
channels.
For the Sum Bus No. set to On, the Sum Pan/Bal parameters are linked to the Stereo Pan/Bal
parameters of the same channel.

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You can make the basic settings of NT110 on the SETUP screen. You need to type thepassword to enter this screen so that you will not change the settings by mistake. The factory
default password is "NT110."
The settings made on this screen do not apply to a Preset Program. Loading a Preset Program
does not change the settings made on this screen.

7-14-1

Digital Reference Level
Selects a reference level of digital audio input/output.
This setting is followed by the meter warning display area (points at which the color changes),
the reference level of the built-in digital OSC transmitter, and the reference level of the A/D and
D/A conversions.

7-14-2FS - Sampling Rate
Selects a sampling frequency of internal audio signal processing and the digital audio
input/output.
When FS 96 kHz is selected, there is restriction on the numbers of signal processing channels
and input/output channels.

7-14-3

DSP Auto Changeover
Automatically switches the DSP CARD.
When DSP Auto Changeover is set to Enable for DSP Cards in a redundant configuration, theappropriate DSP CARD is automatically switched in the event of an alarm indicating thepossibility of a stop or uncontrolled operation.

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Password
Sets the password required to enter the SETUP screen or make lock settings.
The factory default password is "NT110."
After changing the password, be sure to record and store the new password string.
Special operation is required to change the password setting back to the factory default value.

7-14-5

TB Always On
Selects the behavior of Rear Panel - TB OUT terminal.
When Disable is selected, TB MIC audio is sent from the TB OUT terminal while the SET
button is On where TB OUT is On in TB PRESET. When Enable is selected, TB MIC audio isalways sent from the TB OUT terminal.

7-14-6

Mono Mix Dimmer Level
Selects an automatic downmix level used to mix Lch and Rch of Stereo signals.

7-14-7PFL Source
Selects an acquisition point of RFL signals.

7-14-8

Sum Pre Source
Selects acquisition points of Sum signals.

7-14-9HA Headroom
Selects a headroom for the microphone input head amplifier.

7-14-10 BT Cut
Selects whether to enable or disable the channel output CUT function when GPIO Input
controls FU BT (Back Talk).

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Other Screens

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The keyboard window is displayed on the menu for Fader Name and Preset Program titles
entry or password entry.

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[2]

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[6]

[6]
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[1]

Input string display
Displays the input string.
When opening the window, if any string is entered, that string isdisplayed.

[2]

Cancel button
Discards the input.
When opening the window, if any string is entered, the content isdiscarded and it is returned to the string when opening thewindow.

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Caps Lock button
Switches On/Off of Caps Lock.
If you press this button while pressing the Shift button, On/Off isswitched.

[4]

Shift button
When pressing the button on which characters form two rows
with this button held down, the upper characters are entered.

[5]Enter button
Commits the entered content and closes the window.

[6]

Character switch button
This button switches the input characters.
When the [{;: button is pressed, symbols can be entered, andwhen the ABC button is pressed, plain characters can beentered.

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Control Functions

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List of Functions

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GPI

Function

Description

Setting item

Link Function FU/BT

If ON, the specified FU function or BT isturned ON

Specify the FU number
When set to ON, specify the Monitor
to control
Specify the Remote number

Link Function Remote
Link Function AVL

If ON, the specified Remote function isturned ON
If ON, the AVL function is turned ON

Specify the AVL number
Set the operation parameter
Specify the Monitor system

Monitor Cut

If ON, Cut the specified monitor

Monitor Dim

If ON, Dim the specified monitor
If ON, the TB audio interrupts the
specified Bus or Monitor

Specify the Monitor system
Specify Bus and Monitor

If ON, the OSC interrupts Master Bus

Specify a Master Bus
interruption destination

TB interruption
OSC interruption

Different GPI ports should not have the same function. If one function is used on multiple ports, it
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GPO

Function

Description

Link Function Remote

Outputs ON in the specified status of the
Link Function Remote function

Specify the Start/Stop status

Outputs the Mic On status of thespecified FU number

Specify the FU number

Mic OnSetting item

You can set the same function on different GPO ports redundantly.

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Details of Functions
Link Function FU/BT (GPI)
When the GPI is set with one of Link Function FU 1 to 8 and it receives OFF, the Fader Levelof the channel with the same FU function becomes -∞, regardless of the Fader position (FUOff state).
If that GPI receives ON, the Fader Level corresponds to the Fader position (FU On state)Also, the Link Function status indicator of the channel meter is lit.
If the REM button of the channel is turned On, the Fader Level corresponds to the Fader
position, and the status indicator is lit, whether that GPI receives ON or OFF (FU Throughstate).
In addition, when that GPI receives ON, or when the REM button of the channel is turned
ON, the specified Monitor audio output among Monitor 1 to 4 is cut.
The relationship among the states of GPI, the REM button, Fader Level setting value, andthe status indicator is as follows:

GPI

[REM]
On

On
Off

Off

Fader
Level
Fader
position
Fader
positionFU
LAMP

Monitor

On

Cut

On

Cut

On

Fader
position

On

Cut

Off

-∞

Off

NormalIf the GPI is set with the BT function of one of Link Function FU 1 to 8 and it receives ON, theBT function of the channel with the same FU function is turned ON.
Also, the audio output of the specified Monitor is cut or dimmed.

The BT function outputs the audio input to a channel to the BT Bus, not to a Bus (Master Bus, etc.),
and outputs that audio from the specified monitor. This allows you to temporarily use the microphone
for recording narration as one for communication. Audio may be output to Direct Out depending on
the Audio Path setting of the channel, even when the BT function is ON.

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Link Function Remote (GPO)
When the channel is set with one of Link Function Remote 1 to 8, and the REM button of it isON, and the Fader position is now not fully turned down by the Fader operation, a Pulse is
output from the GPO with the Start function of the same Remote. If the REM button is OFF
and the Fader position is not fully turned down, a Pulse is also output from the applicable
GPO when the REM button is pressed to be turned ON.
When the channel is set with one of Link Function Remote 1 to 8, and the REM button of it isON, and the Fader position is now fully turned down by the Fader operation, a Pulse is
output from the GPO with the Stop function of the same Remote.
The relationship between the Fader position, the REM button, and the Pulse output is asfollows:115NT110 Operation Manual (EN)

Fader position

REM button

When presently, notfully turned down

On

When presently, fully
turned down

On
Off

Output from the GPO with
Stop setting
None

Fader position

REM button

Pulse output

When not fully turned
down

Off -> On

Output from the GPO with
Start setting

On -> OffOff -> On

None
None

On -> Off

None

When fully turned
down

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Pulse output
Output from the GPO with
Start setting
None

Off

Link Function AVL (GPI)
When the channel is set with one of Link Function AVL 1 to 16, the REM button of it is ON,
and the GPI with the same AVL function receives ON or OFF, the Fader Level of the Fader ischanged as set in advance. However, if a touch is detected on the Fader of this channel, thechange of the Fader Level will be canceled.
The Fader Level change operation is specified by FADE IN TIME and ON LEVEL when the
GPI receives ON. It is specified by FADE OUT TIME and OFF LEVEL when the GPI receives
OFF.
The relationship between the change of Fader Level and these parameters is shown in the
figure below.
Fader Level

FADE IN TIME

FADE OUT TIME

ON LEVEL

Receive

OFF LEVEL

Time
Receive Off

ON

When the GPI with the AVL function receives ON, the Link Function status indicator of thechannel meter is lit.

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Monitor Cut (GPI)
When the GPI with the Monitor Cut function receives ON, the audio output of the specified
Monitor is cut.
The Cut state of the cut Monitor cannot be released by the Cut button operation on the
console.

8-1-2-5

Monitor Dim (GPI)
When the GPI with the Monitor Dim function receives ON, the audio output of the specified
Monitor is dimmed.
The Dim state of the dimmed Monitor cannot be released by the Dim button operation on the
console.

8-1-2-6

TB Interruption (GPI)
When the GPI with the TB interruption function receives ON, the TB audio interrupts the
specified Bus and Monitor.

8-1-2-7

OSC Interruption (GPI)
When the GPI with the OSC interruption function receives ON, the OSC output audio
interrupts the specified Master Bus.

8-1-2-8

Mic On Notification (GPO)
When the FU number is in FU ON state or in FU Through state and the Fader of the channel
with the specified FU number is now not fully turned down, the ON tally is output from the
GPO with the Mic On function.

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Channel Parameter List
Setting value type

Parameter name

On/Offtable

Operation
settings

Description

EQ 1-4 Freq*

Sets the center frequency of EQ1-4.

EQ 1-4 Gain*

EQ 1-4 Q*

Sets the amount of amplification/dampingof EQ1-4.
Sets the Q factor of EQ1-4.

Notch Q
Notch Freq**

Sets the Q factor of notch filter.
Sets the frequency of notch filter.

LPF Freq
HPF Freq**

Sets the cutoff frequency of low pass filter.
Sets the cutoff frequency of high pass filter.

LFE Freq
EQ On/Off**

Sets the cutoff frequency of LFE filter.
Turn on/off EQ1-4.

Filt1 On/Off
Filt2 On/Off**

Turn on/off Filter1.
Turn on/off Filter2.

Comp Rto
Comp Thre**

Sets the Ratio of Comp.
Sets the Threshold of Comp.

Comp Atck
Comp Rel**

Sets the Attack Time of Comp.
Sets the Release Time of Comp.

Comp kne
GE Rto**Sets the Knee of Comp.
Sets the Ratio of Gate/Expander.

GE ThreGE Atk**Sets the Threshold of Gate/Expander.
Sets the Attack Time of Gate/Expander.

GE Rel
GE Hld**Sets the Release Time of Gate/Expander.
Sets the Hold Time of Gate/Expander.

GE RngGE Hys**

Sets the Range of Gate/Expander.
Sets the Hysteresis of Gate/Expander.

MakeUpG
Comp On**

Sets the output gain of Comp+GE.
Enables the Comp.

GE On
Dynamics On**

Enables the Gate/Expander.
Turns on/off the Comp and Gate/Expander.

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Setting value type
Parameter name

On/OffPeak/RMS

table*

Dyn Byp
Sum On/Off**

Sum Pan*

Sum Bal*Sum Send Level*

Stereo Pan*

Stereo Bal*

Stereo Pan
On/OffStereo Bal
On/OffOperation
settings

Description
Sets the audio level type to be used for
determining the start of dynamics
operations.
If set to the minimum, Comp+GE operates
at Peak level and if set to the maximum, it
operates at RMS level.
Selects the sub channel for bypassing theComp+GE.
Turns on/off the assignment to Sum.
Sets the Pan when outputting from Monochannel to Stereo Sum.
Sets the Stereo Balance when outputtingfrom Stereo channel to Stereo Sum.
Sets the output level to Sum.
Sets the Pan when outputting from Monochannel to Stereo Bus.
Sets the Stereo Balance when outputtingfrom Stereo channel to Stereo Bus.

*

Turn on/off Stereo Pan.

*

Turn on/off Stereo Bal.

φ On/Off*φR On/Off*P48 On/Off*

L mono*R mono*L+R mono*

M/S On/Off
Delay
Delay On/Off*

Turns on/off the reverse phase function for
Mono channel.
Turns on/off the R channel reverse phasefunction for Stereo channel.
This button turns On/Off P48 (Phantom
power).
Sends the L audio input to the Stereo
channel to both sub channels of L and R.
Sends the R audio input to the Stereo
channel to both sub channels of L and R.
Mixes and sends the LR audio input to theStereo channel to both sub channels of L
and R.
Turns on/off the M/S decode.
Sets the amount of delay.
Turns on/off Delay.
Sets the analog gain for the microphone
input.
Adjusts the input level for the digital area.
For Stereo and Surround channels, all sub
channels operate concurrently.
Adjusts the input level for the sub channel
L.
Adjusts the input level for the sub channelR.
Adjusts the input level for the sub channelC.

**

HA Gain

*

Trim

*

L Trim

*

R Tim

*

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Setting value type
Parameter name

On/Offtable

Description*

Adjusts the input level for the sub channel
LFE.
Adjusts the input level for the sub channel
Ls.
Adjusts the input level for the sub channel
Rs.
Operates L Trim and R Trim concurrently toadjust them. Operates together, while
maintaining the relative relationship.
Operates Ls Trim and Rs Trim concurrently
to adjust them. Operates together, while
maintaining the relative relationship.
Adjusts the output level for the Insert
output.
Adjusts the output level for the Direct Out
output.
Sets the LCR Pan for the Surround Pan(horizontal direction).
Sets the F-S Pan for the Surround Pan(front-rear direction).
Among the output audio of LCR PAN,
mixes the audio of C output to L and R
output without changing the C output level.
Among the output audio of LCR PAN,
mixes the audio of C output to L and R
output adjusting the C output level so thatthe entire level of the L, C, and R output iseven.
(The C output decreases with the increaseof the mix level to L and R)
Sets the Width between each output of
LCR Pan output.
Mixes the audio of L and R outputs of LCR
Pan output to Ls1 and Rs1 outputs of F-S
Pan output without changing their output
levels. Or configures the opposite settings.
Sets the Width for Ls1 and Rs1 outputs of
F-S Pan output.
Adjusts the level for the LFE output.
Turns on/off the Center.

*

Turn on/off Surround Pan.

LFE Trim*

Ls Trim*Rs Trim*

L/R Trim*

Ls/Rs Trim*

Insert Trim*

Direct Out Trim*

LCR Pan*F-S Pan*Front Div(C Stable)*

Front Div
(Normal)*Front Width*

F-S Div*

Rear Width*

LFE Send
C On/Off
Surround Pan
On/OffOperation
settings*

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Select Encoder (Channel Setting) Function
Layout List

 EQPage.1

ButtonEncoder

Ch1

EQ On

EQ1 Freq
EQ1 Gain
EQ1 Q

Ch2
Ch3

Type Sel

Type Sel: Peak/Shelv/Notch switching

EQ2 Freq
EQ2 Gain
EQ2 Q

Ch4
Ch5
Ch6

EQ3 Freq
EQ3 Gain
EQ3 Q

Ch7
Ch8
Ch9
Ch10
Ch11
Ch12

Remarks

Type Sel

EQ4 Freq
EQ4 Gain
EQ4 Q

Type Sel: Peak/Shelv/Notch switching

Ch13
Ch14

Page

Page.2

ButtonEncoder

Ch1

Filt1 On

Filt1 Freq

Ch2

Type Sel

Filt1 Notch Q

Ch3

Filt2 On

Filt2 Freq

Ch4

Type Sel

Filt2 Notch Q

Remarks
Type Sel: HPF/Notch switching
5.1ch: Type Sel: HPF/Notch/LFE switching
Type Sel: LPF/Notch switching
5.1ch: Filt2 disabled when Filt1 is LFE

Ch5
:
Ch13
Ch14

Page

 Dynamics
Ch1
Ch2
Ch3

ButtonEncoder

Dynamics On

Dyn Byp
Comp Thre
Comp Rto

Comp On

Ch4

Comp Atk

Ch5

Comp Rel

Ch6
Ch7
Ch8

Comp Kne
MakeUpG
GE Thre

Ch9
Ch10
Ch11
Ch12
Ch13
Ch14

GE On
Func Switch

GE Rto/Hys
GE RngGE AtkRemarks
Mono/Stereo ch: Dyn Byp disabled

Func Switch: Rto/Hys function switching

GE Rel
GE HldPeak/RMS

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2D-53-0002690A SUM Send
 Mono Sum Send
Page.1
Ch1
Ch2

ButtonEncoder

SUM 1
On
SUM 2
On

SUM 1
Send Level
SUM 2
Send Level

SUM 8
On

SUM 8
Send Level

Remarks

:
Ch8
Ch9
:
Ch13
Ch14

Page.2
Ch1
Ch2

Page
ButtonEncoder

SUM 9
On
SUM 10On

SUM 9
Send Level
SUM 10Send Level

SUM 16On

SUM 16
Send Level

Remarks

:
Ch8
Ch9
:
Ch13
Ch14

Page

 Stereo Sum Send
Page.1

ButtonEncoder

SUM 1
On
SUM 2
On
:

SUM 1/2
Send Level
SUM 1/2
Pan/Bal
:

Ch7

SUM 7
On

SUM 7/8
Send Level

Ch8

SUM 8
On

SUM 7/8
Pan/Bal

Ch1
Ch2:Remarks

Ch9
:
Ch13
Ch14

Page

Page.2

ButtonEncoder

Ch1

SUM 9
On

SUM 9/10
Send Level

Ch2

SUM 10On

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Ch7

SUM 15On

SUM 15/16
Send Level

Ch8

SUM 16On

SUM 15/16
Pan/Bal

Ch9
:

Ch13
Ch14

Page

 5.1 Surround Sum Send
Page.1
Ch1
Ch2
:
Ch6
Ch7
Ch8

ButtonEncoder

SUM 1
On
SUM 2
On
:

SUM 1-6
Send Level
SUM 1-6
Send Level
:

SUM 6
On

SUM 1-6
Send Level

Remarks

Same As
Mono or Stereo SUM7,8

Ch9
:
Ch13
Ch14

Page.2
Ch1
Ch2
:
Ch6
Ch7
Ch8

Page
ButtonEncoder

SUM 9
On
SUM 10On:

SUM 9-14
Send Level
SUM 9-14
Send Level:

SUM 14On

SUM 9-14
Send Level

Remarks

Same As
Mono or Stereo SUM15,16

Ch9
:
Ch13
Ch14

Page

 Input
 Mono Channel
Ch1
Ch2
Ch3

ButtonEncoder

P48 Onφ On

HA GainTrim

Remarks
Disabled when Line or Digital is selected

Ch4
Ch5
Ch6
Ch7

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Ch8
Ch9
Ch10
Ch11

Delay On
Insert On

Ch12

Stereo Pan/Bal
On

Delay
Insert Trim
DirectOut Trim
Stereo Pan/Bal

Ch13
Ch14
 Stereo Channel
ButtonEncoder

Ch1
Ch2
Ch3

P48 OnφR On
L Mono

HA GainTrim
L TrimDisabled when Line or Digital is selected

Remarks

Ch4

R MonoR TrimL + R Mono when both L mono and R mono buttons
are selected

Ch5

M/S On

L + R Mono when both L mono and R mono buttons
are selected

Ch6
Ch7
Ch8
Ch9
Ch10
Ch11

Delay On
Insert On

Ch12

Stereo Pan/Bal
On

Delay
Insert Trim
DirectOut Trim
Stereo Pan/Bal

Ch13
Ch14
 5.1 Surround Channel
Ch1
Ch2
Ch3

ButtonEncoder

P48 On

HA GainTrim
L Trim

Ch4

R TrimCh5

C Trim

Ch6
Ch7
Ch8

LFE Trim
Ls TrimRs Trim

Ch9
Ch10
Ch11

Delay On
Insert On

Remarks
Disabled when Line or Digital is selected

Delay
Insert Trim
DirectOut Trim

Ch12
Ch13
Ch14

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 Pan
 Console Mode = Stereo
Ch1

ButtonEncoderStereo Pan/Bal
On

Stereo Pan/Bal

Remarks
5.1ch: Stereo Pan/Bal disabled

Ch2
:
Ch14


Console Mode = 5.1 Surround/Mono or Stereo channel
Ch1
Ch2
Ch3

ButtonEncoder

Remarks

SurPan On
C On/Off
Type Sel

LCR PanF-S PanFront DivSurPan: Surround Pan

Ch4

F-S Div

Ch5

Rear Width

Ch6
Ch7
:

LFE Send

Type Sel: Normal/C Stable switching
Stereo ch: Type Sel disabled
Mono ch: Rear Width disabled

Ch14

Console Mode = 5.1 Surround/5.1 Surround channel
ButtonCh1
Ch2
Ch3

Encoder

SurPan On
Type Sel

Remarks

SurPan: Surround Pan
Front DivCh4

F-S Div

Ch5

Rear Width

Type Sel: Normal/C Stable switching
Mono ch: Rear Width disabled

Ch6
Ch7
:
Ch14

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Select Encoder (Menu) Function Layout List

 Monitor Menu
 Monitor Parameter
ButtonCh1
Ch2
Ch3

Encoder

Remarks

Dim Level
APFL Trim

Comm Level

Ch4
:
Ch13
Ch14

Close

 Monitor1/2/3/4
ButtonEncoder

Ch1
Ch2
Ch3

Moni* Level
Moni* Bal
Src1 Trim

Ch4

Src2 Trim

Ch5

Src3 Trim

Ch6
Ch7
Ch8

Src4 Trim
Src5 Trim
Src6 Trim

Ch9
:
Ch13
Ch14

Remarks*: 1 to 4

Close

 OSC/TB Menu
 Monitor Parameter
ButtonCh1
Ch2
Ch3

Encoder

Remarks

OSC Trim

TB Level

:
Ch13
Ch14

Close

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Select Encoder (Bus Master) Function Layout
List M1/M2
Mono

Stereo5.1 Surround

Encoder

Encoder

Encoder

Ch1
Ch2
Ch3

M1-1 Fader
M1-2 Fader

M1-1/2 Fader
M1-1/2 L Fader
M1-1/2 R Fader

M1-1-6 Fader
M1-1-6 L Fader
M1-1-6 R Fader

Ch4

M1-3 Fader

M1-3/4 Fader

M1-1-6 C Fader

Ch5

M1-4 Fader

M1-3/4 L Fader

M1-1-6 LFE Fader

M1-5 Fader
M1-6 Fader

M1-3/4 R Fader
M1-5/6 Fader
M1-5/6 L Fader

M1-1-6 Ls Fader
M1-1-6 Rs Fader

Ch6
Ch7
Ch8
Ch9

Remarks

M1-5/6 R Fader

Ch10

M1-7 Fader

M1-7/8 Fader

Ch11

M1-8 Fader

M1-7/8 L Fader

Ch12
Ch13
Ch14

M1-7/8 R Fader

The buttons will be one of Sel/APFL/CUT/Ins/TB/OSC depending on which of the function selection buttons is selected.
The list for M2 is the same as the above table.

 Sum
Mono

Stereo5.1 Surround

Encoder

Encoder

Encoder

Ch1
Ch2
Ch3

SUM1 Fader
SUM2 Fader

SUM1/2 Fader
SUM1/2 L Fader
SUM1/2 R Fader

SUM1-6 Fader
SUM1-6 L Fader
SUM1-6 R Fader

Ch4

SUM3 Fader

SUM3/4 Fader

SUM1-6 C Fader

Ch5

SUM4 Fader

SUM3/4 L Fader

SUM1-6 LFE Fader

Ch6
Ch7
Ch8

SUM5 Fader
SUM6 Fader

SUM3/4 R Fader
SUM5/6 Fader
SUM5/6 L Fader

SUM1-6 Ls Fader
SUM1-6 Rs Fader

Page1

Ch9

Remarks

SUM5/6 R Fader

Ch10

SUM7 Fader

Ch11

SUM8 Fader

Ch12
Ch13
Ch14

SUM7/8 Fader
SUM7/8 L Fader
SUM7/8 R Fader

The buttons will be one of Sel/APFL/CUT/Ins/TB/OSC depending on which of the function selection buttons is selected.

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Ch1
Ch2
Ch3

Mono

Stereo5.1 Surround

Encoder

Encoder

Encoder

SUM9 Fader
SUM10 Fader

SUM9/10 Fader
SUM9/10 L Fader
SUM9/10 R Fader

SUM9-14 Fader
SUM9-14 L Fader
SUM9-14 R Fader

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Ch4

SUM11 Fader

SUM11/12 Fader

SUM9-14 C Fader

Ch5

SUM12 Fader

SUM11/12 L Fader

SUM9-14 LFE Fader

Ch6
Ch7
Ch8

SUM13 Fader
SUM14 Fader

SUM11/12 R Fader
SUM13/14 Fader
SUM13/14 L Fader

SUM9-14 Ls Fader
SUM9-14 Rs Fader

Ch9

SUM13/14 R Fader

Ch10

SUM15 Fader

Ch11

SUM16 Fader

Ch12
Ch13
Ch14

SUM15/16 Fader
SUM15/16 L Fader
SUM15/16 R Fader

The buttons will be one of Sel/APFL/CUT/Ins/TB/OSC depending on which of the function selection buttons is selected.

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Digital Audio Mixer
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June, 2017

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