Peavey X-Monitor - Manual (Page 51)

Mute controller
A)Up/Down
Each press of these switches increments or decriments the Patch Display (B). Holding
either button down will allow quickly scrolling up or down.The buttons are also used
to select the parameters and settings of the system while in Utility mode.
B)Display
This 4-character alpha-numeric display normally shows the current Patch (1 through
128) being recalled. It is also used to display the parameters and settings of the sys-
tem while in Utility mode.
C)Edit Preview
Pressing this switch puts the system into Edit/Preview mode, allowing the operator
to view and change the contents of any selected Mute Scene. The internal red LED
will blink while in this mode, along with the status LEDs (J) of any channels assigned
to the selected Mute Scene. Pressing a Channel Mute Sw (K) will add or remove a
channel from that Scene. Pressing the Edit/Preview switch again will exit back to nor-
mal operating mode.
D)Edit Safe
Pressing this switch puts the system into Edit Safe mode, allowing the operator to
view and change the contents of the SAFE memory.The internal green LED will blink
while in this mode, along with any channels assigned to the Safe Scene. Pressing a
Channel Mute Sw (K) will add or remove a channel from the Safe Scene. If a channel
is included in the Safe Scene, it can’t be muted from a Mute Scene. This allows the
operator to remove a channel all Scenes without having to edit any of the Scenes
themselves. Pressing the Edit Safe switch again will exit back to normal operating
mode.
E)Single Scene
There are 9 mute sources available from the Mute Controller: the 8 Manual Mute
Scenes (H), and the Sequence Scene (G). Normally any or all of theses 9 sources can
be active at one time, which allows the operator to combine different mute patterns.
The Single Scene switch, when depressed, permits only 1 of the 9 sources to be active
at one time.
F)Micro Utility
This latching switch will put the system into Utility mode. The operator can then
access and view the various parameters and functions of the controller using the
Up/Down buttons (A) and the Display (B).
G)Sequence Scene
This switch activates the Sequenced Scene (Patch). The display (B) shows which of
the 128 possible Scenes are active.
H)Manual Mutes
These 8 switches activate the associated Manual Mute Scene. Additionally, these
switches, along with (G), select which Mute Scene is being edited when in Edit
Preview Mode.
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