Select led button, On led button, Fader – Panasonic WR-DA7 User Manual

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SELECT LED Button

When a

SELECT LED button is pressed ON (orange) for a Channel Strip, it

becomes the current channel in the LCD screen as displayed in the

[taskbar].

Pressing once the

SELECT LED button takes you to the [CHANNEL]

window if you are in the

[SOLO MONITOR], [D-I/O], [MIDI], or [UTILITY].

While

[METER], [EQUALIZER], [PAN/ASSIGN/SURROUND] or

[DYNAMICS/DYNAMICS] is displayed, pressing this twice takes you to the
[CHANNEL] window.

This button also sets

LINK or STEREO pairs if you press the adjacent buttons

simultaneously. To release the pair, press the same buttons again
simultaneously. A

SELECT LED button blinks when pressed, if the selected

channel has been preset to a

LINK or STEREO pair.

ON LED Button

The

ON LED button simply turns the Channel Strip on or off so that no

signal goes to the assigned bus or buses. (Red) indicates that the channel is
on, and no illumination means it is off.

Fader

The fader is used to adjust the output level of the

Channel Strip during

normal operation. Faders have a range of -

∞

(infinity) to +10dB.

If you press the

FADER CONTROL LED button in the AUX section, the

faders for the selected

AUX send channel levels will be displayed. Pressing

this button also updates the LCD screen to display the

[FADER CONTROL]

window, which shows metering and numeric values in the data field of the
selected channel (1 through 32).

If you press the

FLIP LED button to execute automation playback, change

Fader Layers, change scene memories, or remotely control the DA7, the
fader’s position is automatically updated, unless

[FADER] is turned

the

[UTILITY>CONFIG] window.

If you are a MIDI enthusiast, you will love using the faders to send MIDI
control change data to other MIDI devices. Faders can also be controlled by
an external MIDI sequencer.

See Chapter 11, MIDI for more information.

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Fader Layers

Channel Strips

Pressing the

FLIP LED buttons is an easy way to access specific

channels that are not in the current

Fader Layer without flipping

the whole board to a new layer.