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MONITOR Section<br />
L / R Pan<br />
Pan control.<br />
Classic 3dB centre-line pan with S-law shaping for earlier consoles and<br />
4dB for LCR consoles.<br />
▶ Press to enable.<br />
Mon Level Control<br />
Sets the monitor input level, and has a range of -∞ to +10dB.<br />
It is not possible to write automation data using this knob.<br />
▶ Instead, when in automation press the SWP button below, so this path<br />
is then on the fader instead.<br />
Automation data can be written on the fader, then once finished, turn<br />
SWP off.<br />
▶ Press the level control knob to light the adjacent AUT led, this means<br />
the previously fader-written data will be played back (the audio level is set<br />
by the automation, and not by the physical position of the knob itself).<br />
▶ Press the level control to turn off the automation AUT led, this means<br />
the previous fader written data will not be played back. The audio level<br />
will then be set by the monitor knob.<br />
AUT led<br />
▶ Press the Monitor Level Control to select AUT On/Off. AUT is only<br />
selectable in automation and will be set to On if selected in the Encore<br />
Prefs/Mix (AUT enable) when a mix is loaded.<br />
As stated, it is only available on consoles with the Automation option<br />
fitted, and when you are actually logged onto the automation system.<br />
When selected, the led will light and the path will ignore the actual level of<br />
the control, instead taking it's level from previously written automation.<br />
This previously written automation will be displayed on the large encoder<br />
at the top of the channel strip, providing it has been set to FNC.<br />
If AUT is not selected, automation data will be ignored, and as stated, it<br />
will be possible to control the level of the Monitor path using the knob<br />
when the AUT led is not lit.<br />
DAW<br />
▶ Press to swap the Monitor between the SND and RET.<br />
I/P 2<br />
When selected, splits away the monitor path from the channel DAW return<br />
and creates a second input into the monitor to create more mix inputs.<br />
• The led will be On when the second inputs are selected.<br />
• The led will be Off when DMON is On.<br />
NB:<br />
The DMON led will only light with an optional AD/DA card fitted.<br />
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