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32 Version 1.00
GETTING STARTED
Pressing the METERS key (F3/F4) will take you to the following page where you may set certain
parameters relating to signal metering on the RE32’s external monitor screen:
The parameters are:
METER SOURCE Here you may select what will be displayed on the meters on the VGA
monitor. You may select INPUT LEVELS (to view the inputs to the tracks
selected for record) or TRACK LEVELS (to show the level of the tracks
playback or record signals depending on the current auto-monitor status).
NOTE: Tracks must be selected for record before their signal INPUT
LEVELS will be shown in the meters.
PEAK HOLD Here you can set the response of the VGA monitor’s meters when reading
peak levels. HOLD will keep the peak level permanently displayed until
a higher peak level is received. You may also turn peak level detection
OFF if you wish.
Pressing CUES (F1/F2) will return you to the SHOW ON VGA MONITOR - CUES screen previously
described. Selecting OPTIONS (F1/2) on the SHOW ON VGA MONITOR - CUES screen will take
you to the next page shown below:
The parameters are:
EDIT AUTO ZOOM This function has three settings: OFF/MANUAL/AUTO.
With the parameter switched OFF, the vertical zoom in/out will zoom in
from 32 tracks through 24,16,12, 8, 4, 2 and finally 1 track shown on the
VGA monitor.
When switched to MANUAL, as you zoom in/out, if certain tracks are
selected for editing, the monitor will automatically show the selected
tracks as you zoom in. For example, if tracks 1, 2, 4 and 12 are selected,
zooming in to eight tracks will show tracks, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12; when
you zoom in to four tracks, tracks 1, 2, 4 and 12 will be shown and
zooming in to 2 tracks will, of course, show tracks 1 and 2. In many
cases when editing, you want to zoom in on the tracks you are editing.
With this function switched to AUTO, as soon as you select a track for
editing, the GRID will automatically zoom in to it. Any further tracks
you select for edit will be shown on the monitor. For example, if you
select track 3 for editing, the monitor will zoom in to one track, track 3.
If you then select track 4, two tracks will be shown on the monitor,
tracks 3 and 4. If you then select track 8, that too will be shown.
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