Panasonic Ramsa Audio Mixer Wr Da7 Users Guide

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[REC OUT]Area
This sets dither for the digital REC OUTterminal.
and Buttons
Determines the  and  status of [REC OUT]. A dither setting of
16 thru 23 can be selected by rotating the JogDial, once that field is
highlighted, until the desired dither value appears.
[AUX SEND 1/2]Area
This sets the dither value for AUX SND 1/2. A dither setting of 16 thru 23 can
be selected by rotating the JogDial, once that field is highlighted, until the
desired dither value...

[SLOT 2]Area
This sets the dither value for the eight channels of the SLOT 2terminal. The
functions are the same as SLOT 1.
[SLOT 3]Area
This sets the dither value for the eight channels of the SLOT 3terminal. The
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SLOT 2 Area
SLOT 3 Area 

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Group
13-1 Overview
The GROUPbutton is one of the display control buttons in the SETUP
section of the Top Panel. Press the GROUP button to display the most
recently selected window for the window group.
The [GROUP] window selections are [FADER GRP], [MUTE GRP], and
[LINK/STR]. The [MUTE GRP]functions are split between two windows.
One shows input selections and the other shows output selections.
Section 13-2 FADER GRP (Fader Group) Windowdetails the elements and
operations of the...

Section 13-3 MUTE GRP (Mute Group) Windowsdetails the elements and
operations of the [MUTE GRP]windows.
Section 13-4 LINK/STR Windowdetails the elements and operations of the
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MUTE GROUP Output Window                                   MUTE GROUP Input Window
LINK/STR Window 

13-2 FADER GRP (Fader Group) Window
Use the [FADER GRP]window to select channels to a group so that multiple
faders can be controlled by operating one of the faders in that group. Up to
four groups can be defined.
Window Elements
Group Selection Marker
The group selection marker is a frame which spans the columns in the tables
displayed in the window. The marker is positioned on [GRP 1]at the top of
the [INPUT 1-16]table whenever the [FADER GRP]window is initially
displayed. The marker delineates the...

Selection Cursor
Pressing the CURSOR MODEbutton displays the  in the lower right
corner of the LCD screen. In this cursor mode, the JogDialperforms as
group selection that moves the cursor from group to group. The 
disappears by pressing the CURSOR MODEbutton again. Rotating the
JogDialmoves the cursor from mark to mark in a selected group.
For grouping operations, switch the JogDialto the cursor mode and scroll to
select the group. Then switch the JogDialto the none-cursor mode and scroll
to select the...

13-3 MUTE GRP (Mute Group) Windows
The [MUTE GRP]functions are split between two windows. One window
depicts the input selections for the function, and the other depicts the
output selections. There are “go to” buttons in each of the [MUTE GRP]
windows, indicating the appropriate ARROW button that can be pressed to
change the current [MUTE GRP]window displayed.
Use the [MUTE GRP]windows to register channels to a group in which
multiple channel ON LED buttons can be controlled by operating just one of
the...

Creating a Mute Group
There are two methods for assigning a channel to a mute group while the
[MUTE GRP]windows are displayed.
Pressing a channel SELECTLED button on the Top Panel to select the
channel (orange)will add the channel to the current mute group. If the
group selection marker is not positioned within the table which
includes the selected channel, the marker shifts to the relevant table
automatically. A registration mark will be displayed in the appropriate
[MUTE GRP]window table, denoting the...

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13-4 LINK/STR Window
Use this window to designate the adjacent channel pairs that are to operate
as a fader linked pair or stereo pair. Pairs can be set for inputs, aux returns,
aux sends, and buses.
The channel pairs are established from left to right for the channel strips of
the DA7, beginning with the lower-number, odd-numbered channel. You
cannot establish a pair with channels 6 and 7, for example. Channel 6 can
only be paired with channel 5.
The  and...

button
The link function joins adjacent channels to create a pair while respecting
the current individual settings, including fader position and value.
button
The stereo function joins adjacent channels to create a stereo pair, and
overwrites the even-numbered channel settings with the current odd-
numbered channel settings for phantom power, phase, gain, aux send, fader
group, mute group, equalizer, dynamics, delay, channel on-off and fader.
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In the fader link,...