Lance Design ADX-2400D, Installation And Operation Manual

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QUICK OPERATION GUIDE - NORMAL MODE

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To Select Output Channel (or Channels) to Adjust

Press ‘OUTPUT SELECT’ button, and turn knob until desired channel is selected.
Repeated presses of the 'OUTPUT SELECT' button will advance the selection to the
first  channel  of  the  next  group  of  eight  individual  channels,  or  to  the  next  group 
selection.   The order of the channel selection is as follows:

Local 

(AES)

 Output 1  through 24

 (Individual Outputs)

Local Outputs 1-8

 (Group)

Local Outputs 9-16

 (Group)

Local Outputs 17-24

(Group)

All Local Outputs

 (Group)

Net 

(Transmitted to Ethernet) 

Output 1  through  24

 (Individual Outputs)

Net Outputs 1-8

 (Group)

Net Outputs 9-16

 (Group)

Net Outputs 17-24

 (Group)

All Net Outputs

 (Group)

Note  that  if  a  group  of  outputs  is  selected,  any  setup  adjustments  (source,  level, 
delay) will be applied to all output channels within that group.

The  VU  Meter  and  Headphone  Jack  will  follow  the  output  selection.    If  a  group  is 
selected, there will be no VU display or headphone output.

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To Select Source 

(for current output or group of outputs)

Press  'SOURCE'  button.    It  will  light,  and  the  currently-selected  source  for  the 
selected  output  will  be  displayed.      The  sources  available  for  each  output  are  as 
follows, and can be selected by turning the knob.

SILENCE

The output will be muted

LOCAL INPUT

The output will be fed by the corresponding local AES input

NET INPUT

The output will be fed by the corresponding network receiver

888HZ TONE

The output will be fed by the internal 888 Hz tone generator

560 HZ TONE

The output will be fed by the internal 560 Hz tone generator

You may enable a ‘stereo summing’ mode by selecting any of the following choices, 
which  follow  the  above  sources  in  the  menu  list.    In  these  modes,  the  selected 
source  will  be  combined  with  the  selected  source  for  the  other  channel  in  the 
even/odd pair; e.g., channels 1 and 2,  channels 3 and 4, etc.  When a ‘som 
mix’ source is selected, the mixed signal is reduced by 6 dB.

S MIX

The output will be silence and the other channel mixed

LOCAL + MIX

The local AES input mixed with the other channel of the pair

NET INPUT + MIX

The network receiver mixed with the other channel of the pair

888HZ TONE + MIX

888Hz tone mixed with the other channel of the pair

560 HZ TONE +MIX

560Hz tone mixed with the other channel of the pair