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VCA Group Assignment Procedure, ASSIGN MODE.

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Input Channel Section VCA Group Assignment Procedure 1 Press the ASSIGN MODE [VCA] key to initiate the assignment procedure (the indicator will flash). 2 Engage a VCA master [CUE] switch to specify the VCA master to which a channel or multiple channels are to be assigned. The [CUE] switch will flash. If any input channels are already assigned to the selected VCA master, their corresponding VCA indicators will flash. 3 Engage the [CUE] switches of the input channels to be assigned to the selected VCA master (the corresponding VCA indicators will flash). To undo an assignment simply press the channel [CUE] switch a second time (the VCA indicator will go out). VCA Fader Channel Fader VCA 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4 Repeat step 3 for all input channels to be assigned to the selected VCA master. 5 If a different VCA master [CUE] switch is pressed at this point the target VCA master will change accordingly and new channel assignments can be made. All channel assignments to the previously-selected VCA master will be confirmed and their corresponding VCA indicators will light. 6 Channel assignments can now be made to the newly-selected VCA master. VCA Fader Channel Fader VCA 1 VCA 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 Press the ASSIGN MODE [VCA] key to end the assignment procedure (its indicator will go out). Pressing any other ASSIGN MODE key will also end the VCA assignment procedure - assignment will switch to the newly-selected ASSIGN MODE. NOTE Normal [CUE] switch operation is suspended during the assignment procedure but the current cue settings are retained. 22

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Input Channel Section
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VCA Group Assignment Procedure
1
Press the ASSIGN MODE [VCA] key to initiate the assignment procedure (the indicator will flash).
2
Engage a VCA master [CUE] switch to specify the VCA master to which a channel or multiple channels are to be
assigned. The [CUE] switch will flash. If any input channels are already assigned to the selected VCA master, their
corresponding VCA indicators will flash.
3
Engage the [CUE] switches of the input channels to be assigned to the selected VCA master (the corresponding VCA
indicators will flash). To undo an assignment simply press the channel [CUE] switch a second time (the VCA
indicator will go out).
4
Repeat step 3 for all input channels to be assigned to the selected VCA master.
5
If a different VCA master [CUE] switch is pressed at this point the target VCA master will change accordingly and
new channel assignments can be made. All channel assignments to the previously-selected VCA master will be
confirmed and their corresponding VCA indicators will light.
6
Channel assignments can now be made to the newly-selected VCA master.
7
Press the ASSIGN MODE [VCA] key to end the assignment procedure (its indicator will go out). Pressing any other
ASSIGN MODE key will also end the VCA assignment procedure – assignment will switch to the newly-selected
ASSIGN MODE.
NOTE
Normal [CUE] switch operation is suspended during the assignment procedure but the current cue settings are retained.
VCA
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2
3
4
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VCA Fader
Channel Fader
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4
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VCA
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VCA
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VCA Fader
Channel Fader