Yamaha IMX644 Imx644 Manager Owner's Manual - Page 18

BLOCK] tab, INPUT] tab, MATRIX] tab, MISC] tab, GPI] tab, MEMORY] tab, Opens the OUTPUT EQ screen

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• Parameter editing area Here you can use mouse operations to visually edit the various parameters. The screen that is shown will depend on the tab that's selected. • Screen switching tabs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 [BLOCK] tab Opens the BLOCK screen (page 19). This shows a block diagram of the entire signal route from input to output, and allows you to make parameter settings. 2 [INPUT] tab Opens the INPUT screen (page 23). Here you can edit the input channel parameters. 3 [MATRIX] tab Opens the MATRIX screen (page 24). Here you can specify the output channels to which the input channel signals are sent. 4 [OUTPUT] tab Opens the OUTPUT screen (page 25). Here you can edit parameters other than EQ for OUTPUT channels 1-4. 5 [OUTPUT EQ] tab Opens the OUTPUT EQ screen (page 26). Here you can edit the parameters of the 6-band equalizers provided for OUTPUT channels 1 through 4. 6 [MISC] tab Opens the MISC screen (page 28). Here you can edit settings for functions such as Priority Ducker, Music Override, and Feedback Suppressor. 7 [GPI] tab Opens the GPI screen (page 30). Here you can specify the memory that will be recalled for each input port of the GPI connector, and the make/open status for each output port. 8 [MEMORY] tab Opens the MEMORY screen (page 31). Here you can save your edited parameter settings in sixteen different memories, or recall previously-saved settings. IMX644 Manager Owner's Manual 18

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IMX644 Manager
Owner’s Manual
18
• Parameter editing area
Here you can use mouse operations to visually edit the various parameters. The screen that is shown will depend on the tab that’s
selected.
• Screen switching tabs
1
[BLOCK] tab
Opens the BLOCK screen (
page 19
). This shows a block diagram of the entire signal route from input to output, and allows
you to make parameter settings.
2
[INPUT] tab
Opens the INPUT screen (
page 23
). Here you can edit the input channel parameters.
3
[MATRIX] tab
Opens the MATRIX screen (
page 24
). Here you can specify the output channels to which the input channel signals are sent.
4
[OUTPUT] tab
Opens the OUTPUT screen (
page 25
). Here you can edit parameters other than EQ for OUTPUT channels 1–4.
5
[OUTPUT EQ] tab
Opens the OUTPUT EQ screen (
page 26
). Here you can edit the parameters of the 6-band equalizers provided for OUTPUT
channels 1 through 4.
6
[MISC] tab
Opens the MISC screen (
page 28
). Here you can edit settings for functions such as Priority Ducker, Music Override, and Feed-
back Suppressor.
7
[GPI] tab
Opens the GPI screen (
page 30
). Here you can specify the memory that will be recalled for each input port of the GPI connec-
tor, and the make/open status for each output port.
8
[MEMORY] tab
Opens the MEMORY screen (
page 31
). Here you can save your edited parameter settings in sixteen different memories, or
recall previously-saved settings.
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