Inputs
Three tabs: Analogue, Digital, and Generator.
Analogue 1–4
Each card shows the channel number, name, a live meter, and:
Sensitivity
| Setting | Use |
|---|---|
| +12 dBu | Factory default. Typical line level. |
| +28 dBu | High-level professional outputs. |
| +4 dBu | Standard professional line. |
| −10 dBV | Consumer / semi-pro sources. |
Set this to match the source. It is not a trim — it is the analogue input range.
Trim
−15.0 to +15.0 dB, in 0.5 dB steps. Slider or typed value.
Parametric EQ
Five bands per analogue input. See Parametric EQ.
Copy EQ
Copy from copies all five bands from another analogue input. Confirm the dialog — the destination EQ is replaced and cannot be undone from this screen.
Digital 1–4
Shown as channels 5–8 on the cards, with names Digital 1–4 by default.
- Live meter
- Trim only (−15.0 to +15.0 dB)
- No sensitivity and no user EQ
Digital sources typically arrive already at a fixed digital full-scale reference.
Signal generator
The Generator tab is a built-in test source. It does not appear on the output until a zone is set to Generator.
| Control | Range | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Source | White Noise or Sine Tone | White Noise |
| Frequency (sine only) | 20 Hz – 20 kHz | 1000 Hz |
| Level | −80 to 0 dB | −20 dB |
Use a modest level and unmute only the zone or output you are testing. The same generator is available on the front panel under Settings → Generator.