Euphonix System Digital Audio Mixing System 5B - Manual (Page 93)

System 5-B Digital Audio Mixing System Operation Manual Channels and Strips
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Shortcut Assignment for Multiple Channels
Use the following procedure to assign multiple, consecutive channels to the console
surface:
1. Press the Main Panel key at the bottom of the Panel Viewer.
2. Press the Channels key in the Main Panel to display the Channel Assign Panel.
3. In the Channel Assign Panel, press the Auto key so it illuminates and the key
beside the channel to designate as the starting channel.
4. Position your finger over the Chan Select key for the first Strip (left-most) you
would like to assign on the console.
Because this technique requires a two-key sequence beginning with Chan
Select and moving to the right to the Swap key, the first Strip must be at the
far left of those being assigned.
5. Begin by pressing the Chan Select key on the first Strip, but continue moving
your finger to the right across to the Swap key of the same Strip.
6. Continue sliding your finger to the right over the Chan Select and Swap keys
of each Strip until you have pressed the Swap key on the last Strip you wish
to assign.
You have just assigned the Main level on each Strip by pressing its Chan Select
key. Pressing its Swap key enables that Strip to assign its Swap level in step 7.
7. Move your finger back to the first Strip’s Chan Select key and repeat the same
sequence of key presses.
You have mapped the next series of channels to the Swap level on the same
Strips on which you set the Main levels.
For example, if the first sequence mapped channels 1–8 to the Main level on eight
Strips, the second sequence would map channels 9–16 to the Swap level on the same
eight Strips.
8.1.2 Input Names or Channel Number
You can choose whether to display a channel’s number or its input names.
1. Press the Channels key in the Main Panel.
2. Press the Setup key in the Channel Assign Panel.
3. Use the Show Input Name key to toggle between displaying the channel number
and the names patched into the channel’s A and B inputs.