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Cue Operation Differences In, the G/A Bus Modes, In the GROUP POST PAN mode the two [CUE]

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Master Out Section Cue Operation Differences In the G/A Bus Modes The way the G/A master signal is sent to the cue buses varies according to the selected G/A bus mode. When the GROUP PRE PAN or AUX mode is selected adjacent G/A master channels function independently and the same signal is sent to both the L and R cue buses when cue is engaged. When the GROUP POST PAN mode is selected, however, adjacent G/A master channels function as a stereo pair and the odd-numbered master feeds the L cue bus while the even-numbered master feeds the R cue bus. CUE L CUE R Same mono signal to both L and R channels CUE L+R Same mono signal to both L and R channels CUE L+R In the GROUP POST PAN mode the two [CUE] switches on a module function in tandem so that engaging either one will automatically engage the other at the same time. Stereo signal L channel L L L R R R Stereo signal R channel 33

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Master Out Section
Cue Operation Differences In
the G/A Bus Modes
The way the G/A master signal is sent to the cue buses
varies according to the selected G/A bus mode. When
the GROUP PRE PAN or AUX mode is selected adjacent
G/A master channels function independently and the
same signal is sent to both the L and R cue buses when
cue is engaged. When the GROUP POST PAN mode is
selected, however, adjacent G/A master channels
function as a stereo pair and the odd-numbered master
feeds the L cue bus while the even-numbered master
feeds the R cue bus.
In the GROUP POST PAN mode the two [CUE]
switches on a module function in tandem so that
engaging either one will automatically engage the other
at the same time.
CUE L
CUE R
CUE L+R
CUE L+R
L
R
L
R
L
R
Stereo
signal L
channel
Same
mono signal
to both
L and R
channels
Same
mono signal
to both
L and R
channels
Stereo
signal R
channel