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9.11 PAN

The PAN control determines the position of the signal within the stereo

mix image. Rotation fully anticlockwise feeds the signal solely to the Left

mix bus (Master, Sub 1 & Sub 2 outputs), while rotation clockwise sweeps

the image to the Right mix bus (Master, Sub 1 & Sub 2 outputs).

The centre applies 0dB of gain to both signals.

9.12 MASTER-SUB1-SUB2 ROUTING SWITCHES

The input channel signal may be routed to the main Stereo MIX (L-R) or

pairs SUB busses 1 & 2 by pressing the respective switches.

The routing switchers work in conjunction with the module status (On or

Off)

There is a red LED next to each switch which will illuminate at two levels

of brightness.

The LED will illuminate at half brightness if the Switch is pressed but the

module is Off.

You may regard this as the routing circuit being armed but not active.

To make it active the On status must be engaged moving the fader away

from its down position. The LED will illuminate at full brightness to indicate

that the circuit is now active.

When one or more routing switchers are depressed, LED is off and the

routing circuit is never active, regardless of the module status (On/Off).

LED OFF

switch depressed / the status of the module

doesn’t affect routing circuit

LED ON

switch pressed / routing circuit is active as the

module is On

LED HALF

BRIGH.

switch pressed / routing circuit is non active as

the module is Off

This three mode operating has been introduced in order to prevent buss

from additional noise when routing switchers are pressed and module is

off.

The Sub mix can be mixed into the main output mixbuss in the master

section (see Master routing switcher on the Sub modules).

This is a convenient way to use the SUB assigment switch as a su/jointfilesconvert/268126/bgroup

system, creating new possibilities in the Oxygen 7 console.

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