Aviom A320 - Manual (Page 24)

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Channel Label Strip
The channel label strip is designed to accept 1/2-inch (13 mm) wide artist’s tape or custom-made labels.
A spreadsheet style channel label template is available on the Aviom website. Do not use permanent
adhesives or tapes with your Aviom product. See “Mixer Label” on page 50.
Mix Channel Buttons
The 16 mix channel buttons can be assigned either a mono or stereo source, allowing up to 32 input
sources to be mixed on the A320 (if each of the 16 mix channels is assigned a stereo source). Stereo links
are assigned at the Pro16 or Pro16e input device with the stereo link switches on that device.
To select a channel and make it active for editing, press one of the 16 mix channel buttons; its green LED
will light and the green C
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LED will light. The current volume level for the selected channel
will be shown in the horizontal row of red LEDs across the top of the mixer.
Make channel-level changes as needed using the Channel Volume, Stereo Placement, and Mute controls.
While editing, the Solo function is also available to isolate the selected mono or stereo channel from the
mix. See “Channel Solo” on page 23 for addition information on the Solo function.
Channel 2 is selected for editing.
Mix Presets
The first eight mix channel buttons also double as Mix Preset storage locations. See “Saving Mix Presets”
on page 31 for information on saving and recalling Mix Presets.