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Chapter 6: Channels and Strips 69
You can also press that channel’s Chan Select key in the center section Select Panel.
4 Deselect the Fader Unity key when finished to turn off the Fader Unity function.
Fader Meters
The Fader Meters parameter controls what the Strip fader’s LEDs measure. They are set using the keys that appear below and
indented from the Fader Meters key.
Knob and Fader Text Displays
The Strip Config Panel supports choosing between values and names on the text displays for knobs, faders, and CM02T fader. Each
can be set to: Momentary Values, Always Show Name, Or Always Show Value
Joystick Assign Mode
Three options in the Strip Config Panel (Pg 3) control how to assign the CM403’s joysticks.
• Cycle: A channel, Control Group, or bus is assigned to a joystick by pressing a previously assigned channel Strip’s Wave key.
For example, if G1 (Control Group 1) is assigned to a Strip, pressing its Wave key assigns G1 to the left joystick. Pressing another
assigned channel Strip’s Wave key assigns its channel, Control Group, or bus to the right joystick. Left/right joystick assign-
ments alternate each time a Wave key is pressed.
• Direct Assign: A channel is assigned to a joystick via the Channel Assign Panel (see page 64). Assigns a Control Group or Bus to
a joystick via the Bus Assign Panel (see page 65). Direct Assign is always active even if its key is not selected.
• 402 Cycle: A channel is assigned to a joystick from the CM402T Chan Select keys. Left/right joystick assignments alternate each
time a Chan Select key is pressed.
Center Section Select Panel
Off Turns the Fader Meters off so nothing is displayed.
Input Displays the channel’s input. Busses do not have a channel input so nothing is displayed.
Moveable Right meter is the same meter as on the TFT display and may be moved in the process order.
Input & moveable Left meter is input, right meter is moveable.
Main & Swap Input Left meter is
Main input, right meter is Swap input.
Main & Swap moveable Left meter is Main Moveable, right meter is Swap moveable.
Automation
Displays the underlying fader position while recording automation. When the fader is punched out, the LEDs turn
off. In
Write Abs mode, the underlying absolute level is displayed while recording new automation. Underlying lev-
els are also displayed when a fader is in Preview or Suspend modes while touching the fader. See “Automation
Modes” on page 128.
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- Legal Notices 2
- Documentation Feedback 2
- Contents 3
- Chapter 1: Introduction 9
- System 5 hardware diagram 10
- System 5 Startup Sequence 11
- About This Guide 12
- About www.avid.com 12
- Connect and Play a CD 13
- Sources page in PatchNet 14
- Cabling-MADI Out Ports 15
- Chapter 3: eMix Application 17
- Projects Window 18
- Titles Window 19
- New Title dialog 20
- Mixes Window 21
- Select Current 22
- Edit Notes 22
- Title Defaults 23
- Normalled Connections 24
- Meter Presets 24
- PatchNet 25
- Console I/O 26
- Sources and Destinations 26
- Mic-Line Interface Patching 27
- Sources Window 28
- (see figure below) 29
- Nuendo and mics patched 30
- Mix Bus Send/Return 31
- Monitor Patching 31
- Solo Bus and Utility Patching 31
- Talkback Signal Patching 31
- PatchNet Presets 32
- Externals 33
- Mixer Model 34
- Changing Sample Rate 35
- DF66 Properties MADI tab 36
- Folddown 37
- Diagnostics 39
- System 5 Wave Logo 40
- Auto Failover 40
- Control Panel 40
- View Log 40
- Console Operation Logging 41
- Channel Strip 43
- CM401T Master Module 45
- Monitoring 46
- Monitor Source Selection 47
- Control Room Monitor Controls 48
- Cal Level 49
- Communications 50
- Talkback 51
- Listenback 52
- Oscillator/Slate 53
- Listen, and Slate/Osc 54
- Solo Mode 55
- Solo Level 55
- Solo Clear 55
- Solo Speaker Selection 56
- Solo Speaker Dim 56
- Solo-Safe 56
- Backstop PFL 56
- Meter Configuration 58
- Master Section Meters 59
- Channel Select Panel 63
- Knobset Panels 64
- Knobset Control Panel 65
- Bus Routing Panel 66
- Main Channel 68
- Swap Channel 68
- Meter and Status Display 68
- Channel Assign Panel 70
- Bus Assign Panel 71
- Input Names or Channel Number 72
- Strip Utilities 73
- Strip Expand 74
- Strip Zone Select 74
- Spill Select 74
- Fader Unity 74
- Fader Meters 75
- Knob and Fader Text Displays 75
- Joystick Assign Mode 75
- Delay Display Modes 76
- Aux View Enabled 76
- Knob Touch Enabled 76
- Channel Control Features 77
- All Mode 79
- Link Key 79
- Copy and Paste 79
- Talk (S5B Only) 79
- Channel Patch Points 81
- Channel Processor Order 82
- Insert Point 82
- Channel Functions 83
- Analog Controls 84
- Page keys display 84
- Input B and Signal Processing 84
- In/Out pages 84
- Digital Controls 84
- Stereo Controls 86
- Signal Processing In/Out 86
- Dynamics 87
- Expander/Gate (Page 2) 88
- Compressor (Page 3) 88
- Equalizers and Filters 89
- Parametric EQ 90
- Aux Sends 91
- Aux Send Config 92
- Rotate (Rot8) 93
- Focus Front (FocF) 93
- Pan Graph 94
- SmartPan 94
- Channel Mixing Functions 95
- Mix Bus Routing 96
- Mix Minus (S5B Only) 97
- Mix Busses 99
- Group Busses 99
- Auxiliary Sends 99
- Solo Busses 99
- Bus Master Functions 100
- Aux, Grp, and Mix Masters 101
- Bus Lock 101
- Mon Lock 101
- Group and Aux Busses 103
- Configuring Aux Busses 103
- Aux Copy 104
- AuxtoFader 104
- Pre/Post 104
- Fader Copy 104
- Mix and Group Bus Setup 105
- Bus Processing 105
- Snapshots, and Linking 107
- 12:24.03.10 109
- 00:16.12.04 109
- Transpor t Controls 110
- Locate Registers 110
- Feet + Frames Offset 111
- Film Type 111
- Locate Key 112
- Return Key 112
- Title Start 112
- Cue Points 113
- Track Arming 114
- Record in Motion 115
- On Transport Stop 115
- Auto Punch: Locate 115
- Machines - Setup Panel 116
- Control Groups 117
- Create Control Group 118
- Assign Control Group to Strip 118
- Modify Control Group 118
- Name Control Group 118
- Clear Control Group 118
- Multi Format Masters 119
- Spill Area 120
- New Layout 122
- Recall a Layout 123
- Modify a Layout 123
- Rename a Layout 123
- Delete a Layout 123
- Snapshots 124
- Recall a Snapshot 125
- Scene Automation 126
- Scenes Panel 127
- Creating a Link 129
- Modifying and Clearing a Link 129
- Link Suspend 130
- Links and Automation 130
- Joystick Linking 130
- Link Mode 131
- Automation Interface 134
- Automation LEDs 135
- Select/Punch Keys 135
- Automation Modes 136
- Write Trim 137
- Summary of Automation Modes 137
- Top of Strip 138
- Select/Punch key 138
- Strip Mode/Strip Function 139
- Recording Automation 140
- Switches 141
- Playing Back Automation 142
- Modifying Automation 143
- Knob Glide Modes 144
- Switch Automation 145
- Fill Features 146
- AutoFill 147
- Fill Start 148
- 00:12:24:03 149
- 00:16:11:04 149
- Fill Region + Fill End 150
- Fill Region + Fill Start 150
- Fill to Punch 150
- Auto Join 152
- Punch Capture 152
- Bus Master Automation 153
- Mix Assigns 153
- Automation Management 154
- Prune Tree 155
- Merge Trim 155
- Clear Automation 155
- Mix Offset 155
- Save Mix 155
- Automation Conform 156
- Hot Keys 157
- Operation Types 157
- Time Display 157
- Entering Notes 158
- Storing and Recalling Notes 158
- Reel Balancing 159
- Input Types 162
- Output Types 163
- Logical Operators 164
- Event Configuration Display 164
- Event List 165
- Deleting Events 166
- GPI Examples 166
- Audio Follow Video 170
- Camera Inputs 170
- 1 2 3 4 170
- CM403 Film/Post Module 173
- The Film Panel 174
- The PEC/DIR Panel 175
- < Page > Keys 176
- Sum and Solo Keys 176
- Ext Record Key 176
- Record, Preview Keys 176
- Wave Key 176
- Speaker Re-Assign 177
- Solo Control 178
- CM403 TFT Display 179
- Dual Joystick Panel 180
- Punching In a Joystick 181
- Multi-Operator Console 182
- Solo-In-Place 183
- Hybrid CM403 Joysticks 185
- Environmental Compliance 187
- Safety Compliance 188
- Technical Support (USA) 190
- Product Information 190
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