TEAC DM-4800 DM-4800 Owner's Manual - Page 43

FADER SENSITIVITY, PREFERENCES, Fader Auto MODULE Select, CH SOLO Key Auto MODULE Select

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2 - Basic operational concepts : Options Otherwise, if the AUTOMATION option is selected, these indicators show the current automation status of the channels, as explained in the separate Automation Manual. FADER SENSITIVITY This parameter allows you to specify the sensitivity of the faders, as used in the automation process. The DM-4800 fader touch sensing capabilities are dependent on the ambient humidity and environment. Depending on these factors, it may sometimes happen that faders which have been touched are not recognized as having been touched, or the faders are recognized as having been touched when they have not actually been touched. PREFERENCES The following general working preference settings are available from this screen: Figure 2.40: The PREFERENCES screen Fader Auto MODULE Select When enabled, this option allows a module to be selected whenever its fader is touched, in addition to the usual method of pressing the SEL key. In some screens, when this option is enabled, this may only mean that the module shown at the top left of the screen changes when its fader is touched. CH SOLO Key Auto MODULE Select When this is enabled, soloing a channel selects the module. Select MODULE Return When checked, this option allows the MODULE screen of the appropriate module to appear if the SEL key of the module is pressed and held for about two seconds. ST Link by SEL key When checked, this option allows the stereo linking of two adjacent modules The value of the sensitivity is set by default to 3.3kHz, but you may wish to set it to any of the following values: 1.2kHz, 1.4kHz, 1.7kHz, 2.0kHz, 2.5kHz, 3.3kHz, 5.0kHz. High values mean higher touch sensitivity. While the FADER SENSITIVITY on-screen button is switched ON and this screen is visible, touching any of the faders with your fingers will illuminate the STATUS/OL indicator for as long as the fader is touched. This provides a useful check for the sensitivity of the faders. TIP Set this to a higher value if the indicators do not light when you touch some faders, and to a lower value if they remain lit when you release some faders. (when the left module of the pair is odd-numbered) by pressing and holding the SEL key of one module and pressing the SEL key of the other. SEL Key Follows Fader Layer Status allows the setup of the automatic linking of the selected channel to the selected fader layer. When this option is checked, if a channel is selected, the fader layer is changed, and then the fader layer is changed back again, the originally-selected channel is automatically selected. For example, if this option is active, and SEL 2 key is lit with fader layer 1-16 active, fader layer 17-32 is then selected, SEL key 3 (channel 19) is selected, and then fader layer 1-16 is then re-selected, SEL key 2 will be active. If the option is not active, no SEL key which is lit remains lit when the fader layer is changed. Meter Follows SEL key When this option is checked, and the previous SEL Key Follows Fader Layer Status option is also checked, the meter layer automatically changes when the fader layer is changed (see "Meters" on page 69). The modes are as follows: Fader layer SEL keys Meter layer CH 1-24 CH 25-48 CH 49-64 BUSS 1-24 AUX 1-12 CH 1-24 CH 25-48 CH 49-64 BUSS 1-246 AUX 1-12 CH 1-24 CH 25-48 CH 49-64 BUSS AUX Figure 2.41: Layer/SEL key matching TASCAM DM-4800 User's Manual 43

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2 – Basic operational concepts : Options
TASCAM DM-4800
User’s Manual
43
Otherwise, if the
AUTOMATION
option is selected,
these indicators show the current automation status
of the channels, as explained in the separate
Automa-
tion Manual
.
FADER SENSITIVITY
This parameter allows you
to specify the sensitivity of the faders, as used in the
automation process.
The DM-4800 fader touch sensing capabilities are
dependent on the ambient humidity and environment.
Depending on these factors, it may sometimes hap-
pen that faders which have been touched are not rec-
ognized as having been touched, or the faders are
recognized as having been touched when they have
not actually been touched.
The value of the sensitivity is set by default to
3.3kHz, but you may wish to set it to any of the fol-
lowing values: 1.2kHz, 1.4kHz, 1.7kHz, 2.0kHz,
2.5kHz, 3.3kHz, 5.0kHz. High values mean higher
touch sensitivity.
While the
FADER SENSITIVITY
on-screen button is
switched
ON
and this screen is visible, touching any
of the faders with your fingers will illuminate the
STATUS/OL
indicator for as long as the fader is
touched. This provides a useful check for the sensi-
tivity of the faders.
TIP
Set this to a higher value if the indicators do not light
when you touch some faders, and to a lower value if
they remain lit when you release some faders.
PREFERENCES
The following general working preference settings
are available from this screen:
Fader Auto MODULE Select
When enabled,
this option allows a module to be selected whenever
its fader is touched, in addition to the usual method
of pressing the
SEL
key. In some screens, when this
option is enabled, this may only mean that the mod-
ule shown at the top left of the screen changes when
its fader is touched.
CH SOLO Key Auto MODULE Select
When
this is enabled, soloing a channel selects the module.
Select MODULE Return
When checked, this
option allows the
MODULE
screen of the appropriate
module to appear if the
SEL
key of the module is
pressed and held for about two seconds.
ST Link by SEL key
When checked, this option
allows the stereo linking of two adjacent modules
(when the left module of the pair is odd-numbered)
by pressing and holding the
SEL
key of one module
and pressing the
SEL
key of the other.
SEL Key Follows Fader Layer Status
allows
the setup of the automatic linking of the selected
channel to the selected fader layer.
When this option is checked, if a channel is selected,
the fader layer is changed, and then the fader layer is
changed back again, the originally-selected channel
is automatically selected.
For example, if this option is active, and
SEL
2 key is
lit with fader layer 1-16 active, fader layer 17-32 is
then selected,
SEL
key 3 (channel 19) is selected,
and then fader layer 1-16 is then re-selected,
SEL
key
2 will be active.
If the option is not active, no
SEL
key which is lit
remains lit when the fader layer is changed.
Meter Follows SEL key
When this option is
checked, and the previous
SEL Key Follows Fader Layer
Status
option is also checked, the meter layer auto-
matically changes when the fader layer is changed
(see “Meters” on page 69). The modes are as fol-
lows:
Figure 2.40: The PREFERENCES screen
Fader layer
SEL keys
Meter layer
CH 1–24
CH 1–24
CH 1–24
CH 25–48
CH 25–48
CH 25–48
CH 49–64
CH 49–64
CH 49–64
BUSS 1–24
BUSS 1–246
BUSS
AUX 1–12
AUX 1–12
AUX
Figure 2.41: Layer/SEL key matching