Sound Devices 788T - Manual (Page 144)

EQ Q-Factor
Simultaneously press the EQ FREQ and EQ GAIN buttons to enter Q-Factor Mode. In EQ Q-Factor
Mode, turn an input’s Rotary Encoder to adjust the Q-Factor of the respective input. The Q-factor is
adjustable from 0.1 to 10 in 0.1 steps. To Bypass an EQ setting, press and hold the input’s Rotary En-
coder for one second or longer. When Q-Factor Mode is active, both the EQ FREQ and the EQ GAIN
Mode LEDs fl ash green and Q-Factor settings are displayed on the 788T Main LCD display.
Pan
In Input Pan Mode, turn an input’s Rotary Encoder to adjust the panning position of the input. An
input has a total of 37 possible stereo image positions. That is, 18 Left positions, one Center position
that sends the input equally to both L and R Tracks, and 18 Right positions. When Pan Mode is ac-
tive, the Pan Mode LED fl ashes green and Pan settings are displayed on the 788T Main LCD display.
Output
The CL-9 Ring LEDs and channel solo behave differently in Output Mode than they do in any of
the other modes. In Output Mode, the CL-9 Ring LEDs illuminate in various colors and intensities
to indicate output source activity pre-output gain. Green = output source signal activity and Red =
output source signal overload (clipping). The LEDs illuminate solid red when an output is muted
and solid yellow when an output is soloed in the headphone monitor. Press the Rotary Encoder to
solo the respective output in the headphone monitor. The signal sent to the headphone monitor is the
output source before any output gain is applied. The CL-9 Ring LEDs and Rotary Encoders for 7 and
8 remain off, as there are only six outputs on the 788T.
Turn an output’s Rotary Encoder to adjust the respective output’s level. Output level is adjustable
from -40 to 0 dB in increments of 1 dB. Press and hold the Rotary Encoder for one second or longer
to mute the respective output. When Output Mode is active, the OUTPUT LED fl ashes green and the
output level is displayed in dB on the 788T Main LCD display.
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