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R/C Manual

5. 1788A R/C SOFTWARE

5.9.1 Group Controls

To reduce the possibility of colossal mishaps, only one group can be adjusted at a time. You

need to select the group you intend to work with and also give it Relative or Absolute

control. Other groups will not be adjustable until selected.

REL/ABS Button

Pressing this button toggles the label between ABS and REL (absolute and relative). The

concept of absolute and relative is simple. When a group is set to ABS, any gain control

that is moved will send the same value to all like controls in the Group. They will go from

wherever they were to the new value of the adjusted mic channel. When set to REL, all like

gain controls will move by the same amount from their original value, keeping the original

differences. Even when the group is adjusted such that some or all mic channels top or

bottom out to the limit, they will recover to their original differences when the group is

adjusted back inside the limits.

5.9.2 Group Select Pulldowns

Each mic channel of every Unit can be assigned to one of the four Groups. This is done

by clicking the mouse over the assignment box at the top of the mic channel as shown in

Figure 5-10. By default, channels come up as “No Group”. You need to assign a Group

by holding down the mouse button and dragging the pointer down to the desired group

label, then releasing the mouse button. This will pop the Group Label into the assignment

box. You can assign or remove Groups to mic channels at will.

5.9.3 Scope of Groups

Each group exists constellation wide. You can assign any mic channel in any Unit in any

Bank to any Group. That means you could possibly assign up to 1024 mic channels to

a single Group, mute them all at once, set them all to the same gain, etc. More likely,

Groups will be used more selectively, like within a contiguous range of mic channels that

may be placed at a chorus, string or horn section for example. It’s all up to you how to

use them.

5.10 USING TEST TONES

Test tones that are available on the 1788A’s can be activated from the Tone Flyout Panel.

5.10.1 Launching The Tone Flyout

Clicking the TONE icon launches the panel as shown in Figure 5-11 below. Both 0dBFS and

-20dBFS tones can be activated for each of the eight mic channels that presently occupy

the Preamp Control Panel. To close the Tone flyout, click the “Close” button.

5.10.2 Activating Tones in Groups

When a mic channel is part of a Group, the Tone activation for that channel will not

Figure 5-12. Tone Flyout Panel

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