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Panel User Guide Issue 1.4 4000 Digital Series II
Page 180 STA0380
6.4.2 Level Control
Audio level is adjusted by turning the Rotary Encoder while in Master Level Control Mode or Level
Control Mode. The changing value is displayed above the Rotary Encoder or above the DAK being
pressed. Each level control has a range of 0.0 (off) to 10.0 (+12dB approximately), and is adjusted in
steps of 0.5. A value of 5.0 corresponds to approximately 0dB.
The encoder is turned in a clockwise direction to increase a level and counter-clockwise to decrease the
level. When the value 0.0 is displayed, further counter-clockwise movement of the encoder does not
affect the output level or the display (also clockwise movement when 10.0 is displayed).
6.4.2.1 Master Level Control Mode
After a power cycle the panel enters Master Level Control Mode. The display above the Rotary Encoder
shows the current output level, which defaults to 3.0 after a panel cold-start initialisation. The LED
displays above the first 13 DAKs show any centrally assigned mnemonics, and DAK 14 is the REPLY
key. The red LEDs adjacent to the SOFT, LEVEL and SHIFT Pushbuttons are all off.
In Master Level Control Mode a pressed DAK carries out the actions of the assignments on that key. The
central configuration utility has configured the latching, momentary, interlocking ability of each
pushbutton.
The Master Level can also be altered from another mode while the REPLY key is in use. Moving the
Rotary Encoder displays the Master Level on the Rotary LED Display and allows the value to be
adjusted. If the Rotary Encoder is static for 2 seconds after it has been moved, the display reverts to the
original mode. The display also reverts to its original mode if the REPLY is de-activated. The REPLY key
must be de-activated before the original mode of operation can resume
6.4.2.2 Auxiliary Level Control Mode
When the LEVEL Pushbutton is pressed Level Control Mode is selected. The display above the Rotary
Encoder shows the current Auxiliary Level preceded by the letter 'A', and the LEVEL Pushbutton red LED
is lit. Level Control Mode can be selected from Master Level Control Mode or SOFT Mode. In Level
Control Mode the Rotary Encoder is used to adjust the audio level of the auxiliary channel or the listen
levels of DAKs. The Alphanumeric LED Displays above the DAKs show any assigned mnemonics, and
DAK 14 is the REPLY key.
The Auxiliary Level defaults to A3.0, after panel initialisation. The Auxiliary Level is adjusted by turning
the Rotary Encoder and the current value is reflected on the Rotary LED. The Auxiliary Level has a range
of A0.0 (off) to A10 (+12dB approximately), adjustable in steps of 0.5. A value of A5.0 corresponds to
approximately 0dB. The level changes 'smoothly' across the range of values.
If there isn't any Rotary Encoder or DAK action for 10 seconds, the panel reverts to Master Level Control
Mode and the red LED on the LEVEL Pushbutton is cleared.
6.4.2.3 Crosspoint Listen Level Mode
A DAK crosspoint listen level can be adjusted when the level key selected and then a valid DAK is
selected and held; the Rotary LED Display changes to show "DAKL" and the display above the pressed
DAK shows the current crosspoint listen level setting. Only one DAK can be selected at a time; any
further DAK presses are ignored until the first DAK has been released.
Turning the Rotary Encoder changes the crosspoint listen level and the current value is reflected on the
display above the DAK The level has a range of 0.0 (lowest level) to 10.0 (+12dB approximately),
adjustable in steps of 0.5. A value of 5.0 corresponds to approximately 0dB. When the panel is initialised,
the level is set to '5.0' by default.
In the case of a port number being assigned to more than one DAK, the average of the level settings is
calculated to give a resultant listen level.
A DAK with a talk function continues to operate if the DAK was pressed before selecting DAK Listen
Level mode. Talk operation cannot be activated once DAK Listen Level mode has been selected.
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