Yamaha IMX644 Imx644 Manager Owner's Manual - Page 21

5 [LEVEL] button This opens the "LEVEL" dialog box, allowing you to adjust the volume of the input/output channels. "LEVEL" dialog box [LINK] button This specifies whether IMX644's front panel volume knob values will be linked with the on-screen fader values. If this is on (green), the on-screen fader values will change in tandem with the IMX644's volume knob settings. When this is on, you will only be able to operate the IMX644's volume knobs; the onscreen faders will not be operable. When you save settings to memory, the IMX644's volume knob values will be saved. If this is off (gray), IMX644 Manager's fader values will not be linked with the IMX644's volume knob settings. When this is off, the volume will be as specified by the on-screen faders; the volume will not match the settings of the IMX644's volume knobs. When you save settings to memory, the on-screen fader values will be saved. The [LINK] button will return to the On (green) state when you close IMX644 Manager or return to the starting screen. If the volumes would increase when you switch this from off to on, a confirmation screen will appear. Fader This adjusts the volume. If the [LINK] button is on (green), this will be inoperable. Parameter Range Default Fader Level -∞ - +10dB - Markers The red marker indicates the setting of the IMX644's volume knob; the blue marker indicates the volume value saved in memory. This is unavailable when offline. [LOCK] button If you turn this off (gray), operations of the volume knob for that channel will be effective if the IMX644 is locked by its LOCK switch. If this is on (red), volume knob operations for that channel will be ignored. 6 [MATRIX] button Opens the MATRIX screen (page 24). Here you can specify the output channels to which the input channel signals are sent. 7 [STEREO/MONO] button Specifies whether OUTPUT channels 1 and 2 deliver a STEREO or MONO output signal. The initial setting is [STEREO]. When [STEREO] is selected the left (L) signal is output to channel A and the right (R) signal is output to channel B. 8 [EQ+FILTER] button 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. 9 [DELAY] button Opens the "DELAY" dialog box, allowing you to specify the delay time for each OUTPUT channel. Use these settings when you need to apply a delay to the main speaker outputs so that the sound from the sub-speakers will not be heard with a timing offset. Click the [CLOSE] button to close the dialog box. "DELAY" dialog box Time indication This specifies the delay time. This is linked with the distance indication below. Click the [ ]/[ ] buttons to edit the value. Distance indication This indicates the specified delay time as a distance (meters) at the speed of sound (343.59 m/s). Click the [ ]/[ ] buttons to edit the value. Parameter Time Indication Distance Indication Range 0 - 300msec 0 - 103.08m Default 0msec 0m IMX644 Manager Owner's Manual 21