Biamp LTR - Manual (Page 98)

Nexia Manual LTR
Control Dialogs
SP Input 4 Channel
NEXIA SP hardware is always represented in the Layout as two separate
blocks, one for input connections and one for output connections. Between
these blocks can be placed virtually any of the other available NEXIA mixing,
routing, and processing blocks (component objects). Like other component
objects, NEXIA SP blocks can be placed into the Layout either from the
Processing Library or from the Object Toolbar . To access Input 4 Channel
settings, double-click over the corresponding block in the Layout. This opens a
Control Dialog Box which provides all available settings.
Device IO indicates which hardware input is
associated with that software channel. Gain In
compensates for different input levels, and should
be set so Peak In flashes only occasionally (6dB
headroom). Mute In turns the input signal on/off.
Level (dB) In
adjusts the relative input volume.
Invert In reverses the polarity of the input signal.
Right-clicking over certain settings will provide a
menu of additional options.
Each NEXIA SP comes pre-configured from the
factory with a
default system design . If you wish to
load your own custom designed configuration you
will need to
reset/initialize the unit(s) first.
SP Output 8 Channel
NEXIA SP hardware is always represented in the Layout as two separate
blocks, one for input connections and one for output connections. Between
these blocks can be placed virtually any of the other available NEXIA mixing,
routing, and processing blocks (component objects). Like other component
objects, NEXIA SP blocks can be placed into the Layout either from the
Processing Library or from the Object Toolbar . To access Output 8 Channel
settings, double-click over the corresponding block in the Layout. This opens
a Control Dialog Box which provides all available settings.
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