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Otherwise, if the AUTOMATION option is selected,<br />

these indicators show the current automation status<br />

of the channels, as explained in the separate Automation<br />

Manual.<br />

FADER SENSITIVITY This parameter allows you<br />

to specify the sensitivity of the faders, as used in the<br />

automation process.<br />

The <strong>DM</strong>-<strong>4800</strong> fader touch sensing capabilities are<br />

dependent on the ambient humidity and environment.<br />

Depending on these factors, it may sometimes happen<br />

that faders which have been touched are not recognized<br />

as having been touched, or the faders are<br />

recognized as having been touched when they have<br />

not actually been touched.<br />

PREFERENCES<br />

The following general working preference settings<br />

are available from this screen:<br />

Figure 2.40: The PREFERENCES screen<br />

Fader Auto MODULE Select When enabled,<br />

this option allows a module to be selected whenever<br />

its fader is touched, in addition to the usual method<br />

of pressing the SEL key. In some screens, when this<br />

option is enabled, this may only mean that the module<br />

shown at the top left of the screen changes when<br />

its fader is touched.<br />

CH SOLO Key Auto MODULE Select When<br />

this is enabled, soloing a channel selects the module.<br />

Select MODULE Return When checked, this<br />

option allows the MODULE screen of the appropriate<br />

module to appear if the SEL key of the module is<br />

pressed and held for about two seconds.<br />

ST Link by SEL key When checked, this option<br />

allows the stereo linking of two adjacent modules<br />

2 – Basic operational concepts : Options<br />

The value of the sensitivity is set by default to<br />

3.3kHz, but you may wish to set it to any of the following<br />

values: 1.2kHz, 1.4kHz, 1.7kHz, 2.0kHz,<br />

2.5kHz, 3.3kHz, 5.0kHz. High values mean higher<br />

touch sensitivity.<br />

While the FADER SENSITIVITY on-screen button is<br />

switched ON and this screen is visible, touching any<br />

of the faders with your fingers will illuminate the<br />

STATUS/OL indicator for as long as the fader is<br />

touched. This provides a useful check for the sensitivity<br />

of the faders.<br />

TIP<br />

Set this to a higher value if the indicators do not light<br />

when you touch some faders, and to a lower value if<br />

they remain lit when you release some faders.<br />

(when the left module of the pair is odd-numbered)<br />

by pressing and holding the SEL key of one module<br />

and pressing the SEL key of the other.<br />

SEL Key Follows Fader Layer Status allows<br />

the setup of the automatic linking of the selected<br />

channel to the selected fader layer.<br />

When this option is checked, if a channel is selected,<br />

the fader layer is changed, and then the fader layer is<br />

changed back again, the originally-selected channel<br />

is automatically selected.<br />

For example, if this option is active, and SEL 2 key is<br />

lit with fader layer 1-16 active, fader layer 17-32 is<br />

then selected, SEL key 3 (channel 19) is selected,<br />

and then fader layer 1-16 is then re-selected, SEL key<br />

2 will be active.<br />

If the option is not active, no SEL key which is lit<br />

remains lit when the fader layer is changed.<br />

Meter Follows SEL key When this option is<br />

checked, and the previous SEL Key Follows Fader Layer<br />

Status option is also checked, the meter layer automatically<br />

changes when the fader layer is changed<br />

(see “Meters” on page 69). The modes are as follows:<br />

Fader layer SEL keys Meter layer<br />

CH 1–24 CH 1–24 CH 1–24<br />

CH 25–48 CH 25–48 CH 25–48<br />

CH 49–64 CH 49–64 CH 49–64<br />

BUSS 1–24 BUSS 1–246 BUSS<br />

AUX 1–12 AUX 1–12 AUX<br />

Figure 2.41: Layer/SEL key matching<br />

TASCAM <strong>DM</strong>-<strong>4800</strong> User’s Manual 43

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