Junger Audio MIX4 Small Desktop Mixer - Manual (Page 14)

Jünger Audio-Studiotechnik GmbH
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Buttons of the MIX4
Channel Buttons show :
Mute info
* off (light out) to indicate their MUTE function
* bright red as long as MUTE is performed
Phone Hybrid info
* dark yellow to indicate their PFL or HYBRID function
* blinking dark yellow if there is an incoming call from a telephone hybrid
* bright yellow when PFL / HYBRID is on in the channel strip
* blinking bright yellow to indicate that there is still an active call
Remote START info
* bright green when START was engaged (pushing it again triggers STOP)
Channel-Select info
* blinking green when the CHANNEL-SELECT function is engaged in the Setup mode
External Router info
* blinking green/yellow if you select an input to which a router trunk line is assigned
* blinking red / yellow when external router control is engaged – group selection mode
* blinking yellow when external router control is engaged in – source selection mode
User Buttons show :
Setup info
* blinking yellow as long as they are being programmed
Monitor function info
* off (light out) to indicate their monitor function
* bright green when monitor function is engaged
* bright yellow to indicate their LL or RR monitor function
Phone Hybrid info
* blinking bright green to indicate that talk to hybrid is possible
Event info
* bright green, red or yellow depending on the setup of such button
Bus Buttons show :
Setup info
* blinking yellow as long as they are being programmed (when function available)
Monitor function info
* off (light out) to indicate their MONITOR function
* bright green when the MONITOR function is performed
* dark yellow to indicate that they are assigned to another function than monitor
Setup Buttons show :
* off (light out)
* light green when the dedicated function is performed
The functions of the MIX4 are reached via Setup Buttons listed here. Details for each are further on.
<no label>
Displays software releases / operator init by pressing <USER> simultaneously
<SOURCE> selection
Source selection for the Channel Strips of the MIX4
<BUS> assignment
Assignment of the Channel Strips to the buses
<DSP> parameter
Control of the DSP functions (Phase/Filter/EQ/Dynamics)
<USER> operator management
Operator log in / out, snap shot load and store, Preset load and store
<MONITOR> assignment
Assignment of monitor sources, gain setting for headphones and Talkback, PFL options,
set up of the 1kHz test tone generator
With examples of source names and bus assignments we will now explain the possibilities of the MIX4.
The explanations are structured according to the functions of the Setup buttons.