Cadac R-Type - Manual (Page 124)

GLOSSARY-VI
R-Type Revision R2005-2
also has buttons for MUTE, Bypass, SET, Isolate
and input level bargraph meter.
fader tray
Area of the console surface that accommodates
the fader modules.
FCM See Fader Control Module.
FoH Abbreviation of Front-of-House. Refers to the
location/configuration of a console in a produc-
tion setup.
frame The part of the console that holds modules and
fader panels.
full L-C-R panning Panning mode that allows the signal from an
input channel or output group to be positioned
between left, centre or right outputs.
Global listen All channels set to Listen mode.
global PFL All channels set to PFL mode.
group Module where signals are mixed together from
appropriately assigned input channels
HF High Frequency control located in the EQ-sec-
tion of each input channel.
high-pass filter Filter that cuts off undesired low frequencies.
HMF Higher Mid-Frequency control located in the EQ-
section of each input channel.
HOLD Applies to the PFL/Listen feature. If HOLD is
OFF, any new selected PFL or Listen signal will
cancel the previous one (intercancel function).
When HOLD is ON, it is possible to mix the new
signal with the previous one if any of the buttons
PFL or Listen is pressed on another module.
hot Refers to pin 2 on an XLR-connector. The signal
on pin 2 always has positive polarity and is
hence referred to as hot. See also
in-phase sig-
nal.
HP Filter Filter that cuts off undesired low frequencies.
HP Filter Frequency control A rotary control to set the cut-off frequency for
the HP filter.
I/P Abbreviation of Input.
I/P channel Input channel
Inject An additional input connector for an output
group. This facility is also available on the L-C-R
module.
In-phase signal A signal is said to be in-phase if the positive and
negative parts of the waveform follow the posi-
tive and the negative parts of a source waveform
to which it is being compared.
Input module Module in a (console)-frame into which the input
signal is fed.
input RF filter Input filter that absorbs Radio Frequencies.
Insert send/return A point where the signal in an input channel or
output group may be sent out to, and returned