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Digital Control Section

2

Use the [INC] and [DEC] keys to select GRP POST

(group stereo), GRP PRE (group mono) or AUX, and

the press the [ENTER] key. The following

confirmation message will appear on the parameter

display.

3

Press the alpha-numeric [1] key to execute the

selected operation, or [3] to abort.

4

Make changes to other G/A buses as necessary.

Stereo Matrix Mode (Parameter No. U08)

The L and R buses that make up the console’s four stereo

matrices can also be used as mono matrices, both buses

in each pair carrying the same L+R signal. When a

stereo matrix is set for mono operation the

corresponding MONO MODE indicator in the matrix

out section will light (page 37).

1

Press [ENTER] after selecting the above display and

it will become possible to select the target stereo

matrix via the parameter display: use the [INC] and

[DEC] or alpha-numeric keys to select ALL (all

stereo matrices) or the desired pair (ST1, ST2, ST3,

ST4), and then press the [ENTER] key.

2

Use the [INC] and [DEC] keys to select ST (stereo)

or MONO.

3

Make changes to other stereo matrices as necessary.

NOTE

Asterisks in the “ALL” display, as shown above, indicate that the

G/A buses are set to different modes. If all buses are set to the

same mode “GRP POST”, “GRP PRE”, or “AUX” will appear.

NOTE

As soon as the mode change is confirmed the mode indicators on

target G/A modules will change to reflect then new mode. All

[CUE] switches will automatically be disengaged.

3-4:GRP PRE

5-6:AUX

7-8:AUX

SURE?Y:1 N:3

NOTE

Asterisks in the “ALL” display, as shown above, indicate that the

stereo matrices are set to different modes. If all stereo matrices

are set to the same mode “ST” or “MONO” will appear.

MATRIX MODE

ALL:********

ST1:ST

ST2:MONO

ST3:ST

ST4:MONO

Section	Page
PRECAUTIONS	3
Foreword	6
About This Manual	7
General Approach	7
The PM5000 Models	7
PM5000 Overview	10
Panel Layout	10
Top Panel	10
Rear Panel	12
Expansion: Connecting to External Equipment	14
Cascade	14
MIDI	14
GPI (General Purpose Interface)	14
Input Channel Section	15
Mono and Stereo Input Modules	15
Head Amp Block	15
HPF Block	16
EQ Block	16
Insert Block	17
Stereo Aux Send 1~12 Block	17
G/A (Group/Aux) Send 1~8 Block	18
Main Out Block	18
Channel Fader Block	20
Channel Grouping	21
VCA Grouping	21
Assigning VCA and Mute Groups	21
VCA Master and Master Mute Switch Group Control	24
Master Out Section	28
Multiple Masters In Single Modules	28
Basic Signal Routing	29
Controls Common To All Masters	30
Stereo Aux Master Module	32
G/A (Group/Aux) Master Module	33
Group/Aux Switching	34
Stereo and Mono Master Modules	36
Matrix Send and Master Out Section	37
Matrix Send Section	37
Matrix Master Out Section	39
Oscillator and Talkback Section	40
Oscillator/Talkback Signal Output	41
Monitor Control Section	42
Monitor Source	42
The Monitor Outputs	43
Cue Signal Monitoring	43
Solo Mode	46
Cue and Solo	46
Basic Operation	47
Meter Bridge	49
Digital Control Section	51
Control Functions	51
Scene Memory Functions	53
Overview	53
Fade Time	54
Scene Store	55
Scene Recall	55
Title Edit	56
The Preview Function	57
Utility Functions	58
Overview	58
Common Operations	59
Basic Functions	60
Bus Mode	65
Safety and Protection Functions	67
Monitor	69
Scene Recall	71
GPI	74
Cascade	76
MIDI	79
Appendix	86
Installing Options And Changing Internal Switch Settings	86
Module Removal and Replacement	86
Input Transformer Installation	88
Internal Switch Settings For Each module	90
Connector Pin Assignments	94
PM5000 Self-diagnostic Function	95
Initializing the Internal Memory	95
Error Messages	96
Troubleshooting	97
Specifications	98
1. General Specifications	98
2. Inputs/Outputs	99
3. Others	100
MIDI Data Format	101

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