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User-Friendly Interface
The ES is incredibly simple to set up and comes with an intuitive wizard that guides
the user step-by-step and automatically configures the system according to the
application. The advanced graphical interface allows to enter the heart of the system,
allowing you to recall the configuration presets, adjust levels, EQ and create a post/post
gain mix for different purposes. The OLED display, visible even in the sunlight, is mounted
behind an elegant smoked screen and provides all the necessary information to the total
system control. All editing operations are carried out through a single rotary encoder with
switch, making them extremely easy and error-free.
Main Menu
The ES is equipped with a three-channel mixer controlled by a smart DSP. The first
channel features a MIC/instrument balanced/unbalanced combo connector with
impedance compensation, notch-filter with selectable frequency and adjustable gain with
positions (, +, + dB). The second and third channels are LINE inputs with
balanced/unbalanced combo connector. There is a -band EQ that, depending on the
configuration preset, works as an overall EQ or channels EQ. A preset storable by the user
is also available.
The first screen when the ES system will turned on show the
three channels mixer, the mix/out control and the master
volume.
It
’
s possible to select the item on the menu rotating left or right
the rotary knob and select pushing it.
The left area of the OLED display is dedicated to show the system
configuration. (mono, stereo or double mono setup).
In the ES system the mixer is divided in three complete channel strip:
Microphone / instrument input channel strip:
From this page it
’
s possible take control of the first channel of
the ES three channel mixer.
Here you can select if in this input it
’
s plugged a microphone or
an instrument. Changing the selector our firmware will change
automatically the input impedance of the first combo xlr input.
The virtual rotary that indicates values (--) can change the input gain as in a
standard mixer and in the left side of the screen the input level will show in realtime
mode. The right side will show the output channel level that will be controlled through
the Input level slider.
Aux level shows the quantity of signal assigned to AUX output (only if your Mixout/Aux
is configured as Aux, see dedicated chapter on this manual)
