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Mute Group Assignment Procedure, selected ASSIGN MODE.

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Input Channel Section Mute Group Assignment Procedure 1 Press the ASSIGN MODE [MUTE] key to initiate the assignment procedure (the indicator will flash). 2 Engage a mute master ([1] ~ [8]) switch to specify the muter master to which a channel or multiple channels are to be assigned. The mute master switch will flash. If any input channels are already assigned to the selected mute master, their corresponding MUTE indicators will flash. 3 Engage the [CUE] switches of the input channels to be assigned to the selected mute group (the corresponding MUTE indicators will flash). To undo an assignment simply press the channel [CUE] switch a second time (the MUTE indicator will go out). Mute Master Switch Channel Fader 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4 Repeat step 3 for all input channels to be assigned to the selected mute group. 5 If a different mute master switch is pressed at this point the target mute group will change accordingly and new channel assignments can be made. All channel assignments to the previously-selected mute group will be confirmed and their corresponding MUTE indicators will light. 6 Channel assignments can now be made to the newly-selected mute group. Mute Master Switch Channel Fader 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 Press the ASSIGN MODE [MUTE] key to end the assignment procedure (its indicator will go out). Pressing any other ASSIGN MODE key will also end the mute group assignment procedure - assignment will switch to the newlyselected ASSIGN MODE. NOTE Normal [CUE] switch operation is suspended during the assignment procedure but the current cue settings are retained. 23

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Input Channel Section
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Mute Group Assignment Procedure
1
Press the ASSIGN MODE [MUTE] key to initiate the assignment procedure (the indicator will flash).
2
Engage a mute master ([1] ~ [8]) switch to specify the muter master to which a channel or multiple channels are to be
assigned. The mute master switch will flash. If any input channels are already assigned to the selected mute master,
their corresponding MUTE indicators will flash.
3
Engage the [CUE] switches of the input channels to be assigned to the selected mute group (the corresponding
MUTE indicators will flash). To undo an assignment simply press the channel [CUE] switch a second time (the
MUTE indicator will go out).
4
Repeat step 3 for all input channels to be assigned to the selected mute group.
5
If a different mute master switch is pressed at this point the target mute group will change accordingly and new
channel assignments can be made. All channel assignments to the previously-selected mute group will be confirmed
and their corresponding MUTE indicators will light.
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Channel assignments can now be made to the newly-selected mute group.
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Press the ASSIGN MODE [MUTE] key to end the assignment procedure (its indicator will go out). Pressing any
other ASSIGN MODE key will also end the mute group 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.
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Mute Master Switch
Channel Fader
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Mute Master Switch
Channel Fader