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Input channel operations
Input channel operations
1.
In the LAYER section, press [CH1-16] or [CH17-32] to
assign the input channels to the fader module section.
2.
In the fader module section, press [SEL] to select the
desired input channel.
3.
In the CHANNEL EDIT section, press [EDIT].
The CHANNEL EDIT screen appears.
Pressing a different [SEL] button while the CHANNEL EDIT screen is
displayed lets you switch to the view for that channel.
At the CH-SELECT OPTION screen (p. 94) in the user preference
settings, if “CH-EDIT FOLLOWS [SEL]” is in effect, pressing [SEL]
accesses the CHANNEL EDIT screen for that channel.
Preamp
Here you make preamp settings for the input jacks patched to
the channels.
+48V button
This turns the +48 V phantom power on/off.
Be sure to turn off phantom power when no device requiring
+48 V phantom power is connected. Inadvertently supplying
phantom power to a dynamic microphone, audio playback
device, or other equipment that does not require such
power might cause malfunction. Carefully check the
documentation included with the microphone or other
equipment you’re using to determine its specifications.
To prevent occurrence of noise, input is briefly muted when
phantom power is turned on or off.
PAD button
This turns the pad on/off. Turning this on lowers the input
sensitivity of the preamp by 20 dB.
To prevent occurrence of noise when changing pad settings,
output of the channel whose setting you change is briefly
muted.
Turn the pad on if the input level is too high even when the preamp
gain is set to the minimum position.
φ
(Polarity) button
This reverses the polarity of the audio signal. The polarity is
reversed when this is turned on and normal when turned off.
SENS
This adjusts the preamp gain.
The preamp gain is not a continuous control; it is digital with
stepped control. This is normal.
In certain situations artifact noise may occur when changing
preamp gain. This is normal.
Overload indicator
This will light when the output of the preamp exceeds the
OVER LEVEL setting specified in the METER FUNCTION screen
(p. 59).
HPF (High-pass filter)
HPF button
This turns the filter on/off.
FREQ
This adjusts the HPF frequency in a range of 20 Hz to 20.0
kHz.
Accessing the CHANNEL EDIT
screen
CHANNEL EDIT screen
1
1
2
The preamp circuit in the M-200i has no pad.
The PAD button is displayed when an S-1608 or other
Digital Snake device is patched.
3
4
5
For the following channels, the preamp displays only
the φ(Polarity) button:
• Channels to which no input port is patched
• Channels to which a port that has no preamp (such
as an internal port) is patched
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- Owner’s Manual 1
- ALWAYS OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING 3
- IMPORTANT NOTES 6
- Contents 8
- Introduction 11
- Placement 13
- Turning the power on/off 15
- About the internal lithium 16
- About USB memory 16
- Explanation of the panels 17
- PHONES LEVEL knob 21
- iPad connection area 21
- Rear panel 22
- Basic operation 26
- Screen operations 27
- List operations 28
- Library operations 30
- Editing a name 33
- Peak clear 33
- About the input channels 34
- Accessing the CHANNEL EDIT 35
- Input channel operations 36
- CHANNEL FUNCTION screen 37
- AUX, MTX, MAIN operations 39
- GATE/EXPANDER screen 44
- GATE FUNCTION screen 47
- COMPRESSOR/LIMITER screen 49
- COMPRESSOR screen 50
- LIMITER screen 53
- LIMITER FUNCTION screen 54
- 4-BAND EQ 55
- EQ FUNCTION screen 56
- AUX/MTX send 57
- SENDS screen 58
- SENDS FUNCTION screen 58
- Metering 59
- DCA groups 60
- DCA GROUP FUNCTION screen 61
- Mute groups 62
- About effects 64
- EFFECTS screen 65
- EFFECTS FUNCTION screen 66
- Effect input/output settings 66
- Inserting an EXT FX into a 68
- Editing effect parameters 69
- Using the effect library 70
- About GEQs 71
- Editing GEQ parameters 72
- Scene memory 74
- USB memory recorder 77
- RECORDER FUNCTION screen 78
- Using the USB memory recorder 78
- SETUP screen 80
- Saving and loading mixer 81
- Locking the console 83
- Viewing system information 83
- Managing USB memory 85
- Input/output patchbay 86
- Patchbay operations 87
- Talkback 89
- Oscillator 91
- Monitor/Solo 92
- Using the monitor 93
- Using solo 93
- User Preference settings 94
- Editing the user buttons 95
- Selecting the Home screen 95
- REAC applications 96
- REAC connection examples 97
- REAC settings 98
- Network functions 100
- Network settings 100
- LAN setting 101
- Restrictions 104
- Connecting using WPS 104
- MAC ADDRESS 105
- Connection status 105
- Connection infomation 105
- IP ADDRESS 105
- Remote functions 106
- Accessing the REMOTE screen 107
- MIDI settings 108
- USB MIDI settings 109
- V-LINK settings 110
- RS-232C settings 110
- System settings 111
- Date&time setting 112
- Other settings 113
- Appendix 115
- Error message list 116
- Troubleshooting 117
- Pin configuration diagrams 119
- Main specifications 121
- Dimensions 124
- Effect types 125
- St.REVERB (Stereo Reverb) 126
- REVERB+GATE 128
- Delay A/B 130
- Modulation 134
- Channel strip 136
- Pitch shift 138
- Roland vintage effects 140
- The amount of RAM access for 141
- Apparatus containing 142
- Lithium batteries 142
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 143
- Block Diagram 147
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