Setting up Input Processing
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Setting up Input Processing

With the RM2200D you can set up input processing for each input signal. You can use several different processings and change their parameter settings. To change any parameter for a fader channel, do the following:

  1. Press the Select key. The LED below it will light up. If the RM2200D software and is connected to the DSP frame, the software will change to Full Display Mode.

  2. Press the key for the parameter you would like to change. If necessary, press it again to access further functions assigned to the same key. Watch the display as it changes according to the function selected. (see also Master Control Module Layout)

  3. Use the Control Knob to adjust the desired parameter. Watch the display for the current value. If you are using the RM2200D software, its Full Screen Display will change accordingly.

  4. When you are finished, pres another function key if necessary or press the Select key again to deactivate it.

[Important]Important

When you change the settings for any fader channel, you are actually changing the settings for the input channel currently assigned to it. Any input channel keeps its parameter settings, even if it is not currently assigned to any fader channel. Thus you can safely change the input signal of a fader channel without loosing the settings of the input channel you just removed from the fader channel. If you then assign this input channel to any other fader channel, it will still have the same parameter settings.

The different parameters you can change are described in the following table. It gives a compact overview about the processing functions available. You can find more details earlier in this manual. (see Master Control Module Layout)

Function keyAssigned function/Available function levels (press key again)
Gain

Digital Gain:

  • Digital Gain.

  • Phase Reverse On/Off.

(see function Gain)
Pan/Bal

Panorama, Balance, Stereo channel assignment, Mono summation:

  • Panorama/Balance.

  • Mapping of input stereo channels to Stereo/Cross-Channel Stereo/Left channel only/Right channel only and mono summation.

(see function Pan/Bal)
Filter

Variable Low or High pass filter:

  • Filter Frequency.

  • Filter order/Bypass.

  • Filter characteristics (Low pass/High Pass).

  • Use Reverse Function Select to switch Bypass on or off. (see Reverse Function Select)

(see function Filter)
EQ High and EQ Low

Equaliser for high and low frequencies:

  • Equaliser Gain.

  • Equaliser frequency.

  • Use Reverse Function Select to switch Bypass on or off. (see Reverse Function Select)

(see function EQ High)
EQ Mid

Variable Equaliser for middle frequencies:

  • Equaliser Gain.

  • Equaliser Frequency.

  • Equaliser quality.

  • Use Reverse Function Select to switch Bypass on or off. (see Reverse Function Select)

(see function EQ Mid)
Dyn

Dynamics processing with compressor and limiter:

  • Threshold (Compressor).

  • Output Gain (Compressor).

  • Ratio (Compressor).

  • Attack Time.

  • Release Time.

  • Threshold (Limiter).

  • Release Speed (Limiter).

  • Use Reverse Function Select to switch Bypass on or off. (see Reverse Function Select)

(see function Dyn)
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