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5 - Channel modules : Global module settings AUX1-2 button (on buss and stereo modules only), allowing the buss or stereo mix to be routed through to the aux 1-2 pair (typically for studio foldback purposes). STEREO button (on buss and aux modules only) allowing you to route the buss or aux send to the stereo buss. Fader control From the METER/FADER screens, select either the CH FADER or MASTER M/F tabs: Group assignment displays Display, but do not allow change on this screen, any fader or mute group assignments. NOTE The buss assignments of channel modules are not shown on the display, as the appropriate buss assign indicators light to show the buss assignments when a channel module is selected. Press the on-screen SET button when done. A popup message asks you to confirm the setting (ENTER) or cancel the operation (cursor key). Master screen The MASTER METER/FADER screen works in a similar way. The top of the screen shows the buss, aux send and stereo meters (metering points selected by moving the cursor to METERING POINT, and using the wheel and ENTER to set the point). Figure 5.3: Channel fader screen In the channel fader screen shown here, the current fader and pan positions of all 48 channel modules are shown. Moving the cursor around this screen highlights pan controls or faders in blocks of four (you can also use the channel SEL keys to jump around the screen). Use the four POD encoders to adjust the on-screen controls. Mute status and links are also visible on this screen. Note that in surround mode, the surround L-R panning is displayed and set here using POD 1 when the on-screen pan controls are highlighted. To set a master level in blocks of eight channels, move the cursor to the bottom right of the screen (SETUP) and then use POD 3 encoder to adjust the fader level. POD 4 selects the group to be set (in groups of eight channels), or all channels (ALL). Figure 5.4: Master fader screen Buss and aux levels are selectable in groups of 4, and the levels can be adjusted as with the channels using the POD encoders. The SETUP section of the screen allows setting of the first or second eight buss levels, the aux levels, or all aux and all buss levels, in the same way as for the channel modules using POD 3 to set the level, and POD 4 to select the target, with the ENTER key used to confirm the setting. TASCAM DM-3200 User's Manual 61

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5 – Channel modules : Global module settings
TASCAM DM-3200
User’s Manual
61
AUX1-2 button
(on buss and stereo modules
only), allowing the buss or stereo mix to be routed
through to the aux 1-2 pair (typically for studio fold-
back purposes).
STEREO button
(on buss and aux modules only)
allowing you to route the buss or aux send to the ste-
reo buss.
Group assignment displays
Display, but do
not allow change on this screen, any fader or mute
group assignments.
NOTE
The buss assignments of channel modules are not
shown on the display, as the appropriate buss assign
indicators light to show the buss assignments when a
channel module is selected.
Fader control
From the
METER/FADER
screens, select either the
CH
FADER
or
MASTER M/F
tabs:
In the channel fader screen shown here, the current
fader and pan positions of all 48 channel modules are
shown.
Moving the cursor around this screen highlights pan
controls or faders in blocks of four (you can also use
the channel
SEL
keys to jump around the screen).
Use the four POD encoders to adjust the on-screen
controls.
Mute status and links are also visible on this screen.
Note that in surround mode, the surround L-R pan-
ning is displayed and set here using POD 1 when the
on-screen pan controls are highlighted.
To set a master level in blocks of eight channels,
move the cursor to the bottom right of the screen
(
SETUP
) and then use POD 3 encoder to adjust the
fader level. POD 4 selects the group to be set (in
groups of eight channels), or all channels (
ALL
).
Press the on-screen
SET
button when done. A popup
message asks you to confirm the setting (
ENTER
) or
cancel the operation (cursor key).
Master screen
The
MASTER METER/FADER
screen
works in a similar way. The top of the screen shows
the buss, aux send and stereo meters (metering points
selected by moving the cursor to
METERING POINT
, and
using the wheel and
ENTER
to set the point).
Buss and aux levels are selectable in groups of 4, and
the levels can be adjusted as with the channels using
the POD encoders.
The
SETUP
section of the screen allows setting of the
first or second eight buss levels, the aux levels, or all
aux and all buss levels, in the same way as for the
channel modules using POD 3 to set the level, and
POD 4 to select the target, with the
ENTER
key used
to confirm the setting.
Figure 5.3: Channel fader screen
Figure 5.4: Master fader screen