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Section 3 – Operation
The NetWave console (Figure 3-1) consists of these parts:
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Mainframe holding multiple Dual Fader panels and one Monitor Control panel
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Integrated DirectView Console Display with
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Two or four stereo bar graph meters
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Clock
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Event timer
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In-line or rackmount power supply
Figure 3-1. NetWave Console
Console Parts
Dual Fader Panels
NetWave fader channel controls allow you to
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Select a source (A or B) as the audio for that channel.
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Assign the channel to one or more buses.
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Control the level using a 100 mm fader.
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Switch the bus audio to the assigned buses using On and Off buttons.
Each Dual Fader panel has two channel control strips.
NetWave-8 consoles ship with four Dual Fader panels installed. NetWave-16 consoles ship with six Dual
Fader panels but can have eight panels installed (Figure 3-1). NetWave-24 consoles ship with nine Dual
Fader panels but can have up to 12 installed. This section contains quick guides on the Dual Fader panel and
these possible upgrades: Dual Selector and Dual Router.
Monitor Control Panel
This standard panel is installed at the right end of the mainframe and has these features:
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Monitor source selectors and level controls for the control room and one studio or voice booth
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Selector buttons to assign which signal feeds the Auxiliary meter.
This section contains a quick guide on the Monitor Control Panel.
Console Display
The Console Display has two or four horizontal bar graph signal level meters. On a two-meter display, the
left meter shows Program 1 and the right, or Auxiliary (AUX) meter, shows a source selected using the Aux
