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Making EQ settings The channel modules from 1 through 32 have full 4-band parametric EQ. You can see the numerical values of the settings, as well as a frequency response curve, when you press the MODULE key, followed by the POD 2 key under the display. Use a channelʼs SEL key to select the channel you want to edit. Press the EQ encoder mode key (this is the fourth key down in the ENCODER group. The encoders above the channel modules act as EQ controls, allowing the control of gain, frequency, Q (width) and the type of filter for each of the four EQ bands. As you adjust these controls, the indicators around the encoders light to give an indication of the current setting, and the display also shows the current EQ re- sponse curve. Use the EQ/DYN key to the left of the card slot to turn EQ for the module on (EQ indicator is lit) and off (EQ indicator is unlit). Use the cursor keys to highlight the individual band switches, and the ENTER key to turn individual EQ bands on and off. ✒ See section 3, "Modules" of the Ownerʼs Manual. TASCAM DM-3200 Quick Reference - Page 5 Setting up and using monitoring The control room outputs are +4 dBu balanced XLR outputs, and the studio outputs are -10 dBV unbalanced RCA jacks. The studio feed can be separately to that of the control room. There are four keys allowing selection of the control room feed. The first is hard-wired to the STEREO buss, but the others may be selected using the MONITOR screen. Press the MONITOR key (with the ALT indicator lit) to make the MONITOR screen appear (if it does not, press the POD 2 switch). Use the cursor keys and the wheel to select the sources for the three assignable monitor selection keys (from individual or paired aux sends or busses, the digital inputs, the analog 2-track input or the oscillator). » DM-3200 Quick Reference Introduction Use this guide as a quick reference to a few of the more commonly used functions of the DM-3200. For full details of the functions described here and the full description of all functions, consult the Ownerʼs Manual. Routing inputs To route the MIC/LINE inputs, digital inputs, effect returns, etc. to channel modules, press the ROUTING key: When youʼve done this, use the POD 3 encoder (under the screen) to choose the destination channels (or dynamic triggers). Use the POD 4 encoder to choose the source: mic/line inputs, TDIF and ADAT digital inputs, assignable returns, and effect returns, etc. as well as any installed option cards. Use the cursor keys to navigate around the input slots (highlighted in the screen below), to the left of the destination. Note that channels 1 through 32 have two switchable inputs: The studio outputs can be set to mirror the control room (From CONTROL ROOM) or use pairs of busses, or aux sends, digital inputs or the analog 2-track inputs. Adjust the levels with the CONTROL ROOM controls (the talkback microphone is also there). The MONO, DIM, TO SLATE and TO STUDIO keys below the selection keys are "smart" keys (push and release to latch, push and hold as non-latching) and control talkback routing, etc. TEAC CORPORATION 3-7-3 Nakacho Musashino-shi Tokyo 180-8550 JAPAN +81-422-52-5082 www.tascam.com TEAC AMERICA, INC 7733 Telegraph Road Montebello CA 90640 USA +1-323-726-0303 www.tascam.com Printed in China input and return, similar to traditional analog recording mixing consoles. These can be "flipped" using the on-screen SOURCE INVERT button at the bottom right of the display. ✒ See section 4, "Routing and Assignment" of the Ownerʼs Manual. D00865800A TASCAM DM-3200 Quick Reference - Page 1