Allen&Heath ME-1 User Manual
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User Guide – AP8997_2
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8.6 Stereo linking
Odd/even channels may be linked as stereo
pairs at their source before being sent via the
Cat5 cable to the ME-1.
Stereo linking is available for:
GLD dSNAKE – Any available dSNAKE or
Expander port at the surface or rack,
GLD AR2412 Monitor – Operating in
either ME-1 (40 channel) or Aviom
®
(16
channel) mode,
GLD I/O Port MMO card - Aviom
®
port (16
channels),
iLive Port B ACE via ME-U hub – Using
two cables, one for ACE to the hub input
(audio) and the other connecting the Network
(stereo linking and names).
iLive Port B MMO card - Aviom
®
port (16
channels),
Aviom
®
A-Net 16 – Any third party system
providing an Aviom
®
output (16 channels)
with stereo link capability.
ME-U hub – Stereo linking can be
assigned at the hub to feed all connected
ME-1 mixers.
Stereo linking is not available for iLive when
connected directly to ME-1 via ACE.
Only the odd (left) channel of a linked pair is
shown in the Key Assign and group Members
lists.
A stereo linked pair is assigned to just one
key.
For stereo pairs Pan becomes a Balance
control to adjust the relative left and right
signal levels.
Working with stereo linked channels – Link
sources such as stereo keyboards, effects
returns, audience microphones.
8.7 Auto channel naming
Channel names applied at their source and
sent via the Cat5 cable can be detected and
used by the ME-1 mixer.
Auto naming is available for:
GLD dSNAKE – Any available dSNAKE or
Expander port at the surface or rack,
GLD AR2412 Monitor – Operating in ME-1
mode (40 channels). Names are not available
in Aviom
®
(16 channel) mode,
iLive Port B ACE via ME-U hub – Using
two cables, one for ACE to the hub input
(audio) and the other connecting the Network
(stereo linking and names).
ME-U hub – Channel naming can be
assigned at the hub to feed all connected
ME-1 mixers.
Auto channel naming is not available for
iLive when connected directly to ME-1 via
ACE or the MMO card Aviom
®
port.
Auto channel naming is not available for
Aviom
®
connections.
Note
Keys can still be custom named locally
at each ME-1 mixer.
The ME-1 displays the received name in the
Key Setup screen. It is used as the ‘Default’
name. Custom key names can also be used.
Examples:
Bass
- If a name is available from the source
then the ME-1 will display this as the Default.
IP5
or
Aux2
– If a name has not been applied
or has been reset at the source then the ME-1
will display channel type and number.
Unused
– If the channel has been
unassigned at the source then the ME-1 will
display this label.
5
– If the auto name is not available then the
channel number will be displayed instead.
17-18
Synth
Name:
SyntL
Source:
Members:
Preset:
StoreRecall
17-18
Synth
Name:
SyntL
Source:
Members:
Preset:
StoreRecall