Aviom 6416m/RCI/MCS - Manual (Page 92)

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Modules will save or recall the same numbered Preset simultaneously.
6416m Mic Input Modules set to different Control Groups will ignore Save/
Recall requests from any RCI/MCS set to a different Control Group number.
See page 54 for additional information on the use of Presets and the
interaction of the Control Group settings.
Cancel and Enter Buttons
Some mic pre editing operations, such as using the pad or phantom power
features, require the use of the Enter button to confirm an action.
The pair of buttons marked E
ntEr
and C
anCEl
on the MCS will be used to
confirm Slot selections, edits, saving/recalling mic pre Presets, or to exit an
edit request. The buttons’ LEDs will flash whenever the user is required to
press one of these buttons in order to continue with an operation or edit.
MCS Channel Strip
The channel strip section of the MCS includes the high resolution meter and
the individual controls for the preamp channel parameters. All operations
described below apply to the currently selected mic pre channel. Changes to
channel strip parameters made from the MCS will be reflected on the front
panel of the 6416m Mic Input Module where the channel originates.
Note that editing channels that do not originate on Pro64 mic preamp
modules is not possible. Non‑mic channels from Pro64 line‑level, digital, or
console card modules can be monitored but cannot be edited.
Gain Display
The two‑digit Gain display shows the amount of gain being applied (in dB)
for the currently selected mic preamp channel. Remember that only Slots
originating on 6416m Mic Input Modules can be edited; the Gain display will
be blank for non‑controllable Slots.