Toa D-901 KR - Manual (Page 53)

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11. STEREO LINK SETTINGS
11.1. Stereo Link Functions
• Performing Stereo Link settings for adjoining channels (such as Channels 1 and 2, 3 and 4, and 5 and 6)
causes the compressor/auto-leveler and filter signal processing parameters to be linked. If a signal
processing parameter for either channel is modified, the corresponding parameter of the other "linked"
channel also simultaneously changes.
• The Stereo Link function can be independently set for input and output sides. Enable the Stereo Link setting
when wishing to make the settings of both left and right channels identical, such as when a joint input is
received from a CD player or other stereo sound source and joint output is sent to a tape recorder or similar
stereo equipment.
11.2. Stereo Link Settings
• Click and select the signal processing boxes of the channels you want to "link," then select [Edit
→ Enable
Stereo Link...]. Input and output sides can be set by clicking the signal processing box of each
corresponding side.
• Parameters of the linked channel with the lower channel number (e.g. Channel 3 when Channels 3 and 4
are stereo-linked) are copied to the channel with the higher number.
• Signal processing boxes are linked if the Stereo Link setting is made.
• "Stereo-linked" compressors/auto-levelers correspond directly to each other in operation as well.
11.3. Stereo Link Reset
To reset the Stereo Link setting, click and select any signal processing box of the desired channel, then select
[Edit
→ Disable Stereo Link] from the menu.
11.4. Stereo Link Setting Restrictions
• If you assign the bus from the stereo-linked input channel to the stereo-linked output channel, both left and
right channels are simultaneously assigned. For example, when Input 1 is stereo-linked to Input 2, and
Output 1 is linked to Output 2, if Input 1 is assigned to Output 1, Input 2 is also similarly assigned to Output
2. However, you cannot assign Input 1 to Output 2 or Input 2 to Output 1.
• Stereo-Link settings cannot be performed for the output channels that have employed the crossover
function. Conversely, the stereo-linked channels cannot use the crossover function.