Dynacord DRM 4000 - Manual (Page 21)

Name and Comment
Here one can provide each contact and the basic configuration with a name and with a comment.
MIC/LINE-inputs
Note:
Ducking and Priority Override settings can be made on the front panel of the DRM 4000. For further detail,
please refer to the corresponding chapter of this owner’s manual.
Aux-inputs
Outputs
- Label: provides the possibility to assign individual names to corresponding the
MIC/LINE-inputs.
- Routing: allows assigning the microphone/Line-level input signal to output A (Mono A),
output B (Mono B), both outputs (Dual) and none of the outputs (Off).
- Priority Override: the first two microphone/Line-level inputs offer the possibility for
automatically controlled attenuation of the input channels that are assigned to the identical
output (ducking control); i.e. the input signal of the first two input channels controls the
output level of the other channels. Enabling or disabling the function is possible.
- Label: provides the possibility to assign individual names to the corresponding Aux-inputs.
- Routing: allows assigning the Aux-signal to the outputs A and B in stereo quality. Assigning
the monaural summed L/R-signals to output A (Mono A), output B or to both outputs (Dual)
is likewise possible. The input signal is not assigned at all when set to OFF.
- Label: provides the possibility to
assign individual names to the
corresponding outputs.
- Mute: allows muting / un-muting
the corresponding output signal.
- Duck: activating this function
(ducking) attenuates the levels
of the non-prioritized channels
by a value previously set value
on the front panel of the
DRM 4000.
- Level: allows lowering a corresponding
channel’s level by a value of up to
90 dB. Setting is possible via soft
fader or using the UP/DOWN buttons.
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