Thank you for purchasing the CS1D. This booklet
explains the functionality that was added or changed in
version 1.4 of the PM1D software.
New functionality in system software V1.4
New functionality in system software V1.4
The following functionality and specifications have been
added in version 1.4 of the PM1D system software.
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Digital gain has been added to input channels/
insert inputs
Digital gain has been added to input channels and
insert inputs, allowing you adjust the input sensitivity in the digital domain. Digital gain can be used in
input channels and insert inputs to which an AD
card, digital I/O card, 2TR IN, GEQ, or EFF are
assigned.
Digital gain has been added to the six 2TR IN inputs.
The sensitivity of the signal that is input to each 2TR
IN can be adjusted in the digital domain, independently for L and R.
•
BALANCE has been added to PAN mode of the
input channels
The PAN parameter of an input channel can now be
switched to a BALANCE parameter.
For adjacent odd-numbered/even-numbered input
channels, you can switch the PAN parameter to a
BALANCE parameter.
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New capability to temporarily set paired input
channels/ST IN channels to monaural
The signals from paired input channels or ST IN
channels can now be converted into monaural. As
the monaural conversion method, you can select LMONO (only the signal of the odd-numbered channel), R-MONO (only the signal of the even-numbered channel), or L,R-MONO (the signals of both
channels mixed).
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M/S decoding functionality
“M/S decoding functionality” has been added, allowing a two-channel signal input from a MS mic to be
converted into a L/R signal
•
Tr acking Recall function
The newly added “Tracking Recall” function lets you
add a previously-specified offset value to the value of
each fader when you recall a scene.
Changes
•
In the PAN/ROUTING function CH to MIX
screen, the send level knob to the MATRIX bus is
now displayed in gray to match the color of the
encoder on the CS1D. This makes it easier to distinguish the MIX send level knob from the send
level knob of the MATRIX/ST ROUTING function that sends the signal to the MATRIX bus.
•
The rotational angle of the encoder-type knobs in
the screen now matches the angle of the encoder
knobs of the CS1D front panel. The index markings have changed in conjunction with this.
•
Since V1.4 adds BALANCE to the PAN mode, the
line in the screen that indicates the encoder knob
position is now displayed in red for PAN (same as
before) and white for BALANCE, to make it easier to distinguish the setting. In the MATRIX/ST
function MATRIX/ST ROUTING screen as well,
the encoder knob positions are displayed in red
for PAN (same as before) and white for BALANCE.
Digital gain for input channels/insert inputs
Digital gain has been added to input channels or insert
inputs that are assigned to AD cards, digital I/O cards,
2TR IN, GEQ, or EFF. By using this, the input sensitivity
can be adjusted in the digital domain even for input
sources that do not have an analog head amp.
Since digital gain has been added, the input channel/
insert input displays in the IN HA/INSERT, IN CH
VIEW, INPUT UNIT, and MONITOR A/MONITOR B
screens have changed as follows.
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If an AD card (LMY4-AD) is assigned
Digital gain
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If a digital I/O card (MY card) is assigned
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If a GEQ output is assigned
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If 2TR IN is assigned
Digital gain
Digital gain
Digital gain
Digital gain can be used to adjust the input sensitivity in
a range of +10 dB– –20 dB (the knob will not turn any
further to the right beyond –20 dB).
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If the output of an effect return is assigned
Digital gain
Only in the case of the digital gain for an input channel,
you can also use the [GAIN] encoder of the CS1D's
INPUT block to adjust the setting. In this case as well,
the adjustable range for the input is +10 dB– –20 dB (the
knob will not turn any further to the right beyond –20
dB). Internally, the input sensitivity is adjusted in a gain
range of –10 dB to +20 dB. If you want a digital source to
be input at nominal level, set the GAIN knob in the
screen to 0 dB.
GAIN
-68+10
GAIN
-68+10
If a mic/line input card (LMY2-ML) is assigned to
an input channel/insert input, the screen will show
an analog gain knob (range: +10 dB– –68 dB), just
as in the previous software version.
If TB (talkback) is assigned to an input channel/
insert input, the input level will be adjusted by the
panel TALKBACK [LEVEL] volume, just as in the
previous software version.
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Digital gain for input channels/insert inputs
If 2TR IN is assigned to an input channel/insert
input, the gain settings of the 2TR IN screen and
the HA/INSERT screen will be linked. These settings cannot be set to different positions.
The digital gain of an input channel/insert input to
which 2TR IN is assigned will not be saved in the
scene memory.
Procedure
To adjust the digital gain of an input channel/insert
input, use the following procedure.
1. In the INPUT PATCH screen (IN PATCH function),
assign either an ML card or a source other than TB
to the desired input channel/insert input.
2. Access the corresponding screen of the IN HA/
INSERT function.
The following illustration shown an example of
when an AD card (LMY4-AD) is assigned to the
input channel/insert input.
Hint
Settings for the digital gain of an input card are saved
in the unit library. Also, if the UNIT parameters of
the corresponding channel are set to Recall Safe, the
Recall Safe setting will also apply to the digital gain of
the input card.
Settings for the digital gain of EFF/GEQ are saved in
the scene memory. If the corresponding internal
effect/GEQ is set to Recall Safe, the Recall Safe setting
will also apply to the digital gain of the corresponding EFF/GEQ.
4. If you want to link the gain setting of adjacent
channels, click GAIN GANG switch to turn it on.
If the GAIN GANG button is on, adjacent odd-numbered/even-numbered channels will have their gain
setting linked (while maintaining the offset value).
3. Move the cursor to the GAIN knob in the screen,
and turn the [DATA] encoder to adjust the digital
gain.
In the case of an input channel, you can also use the
[GAIN] encoder in the INPUT block of the CS1D, or
the [GAIN] encoder in the SELECTED INPUT
CHANNEL block.
You can also use the GAIN GANG button to link
analog gain and digital gain. However, when either
the analog gain or the digital gain reaches the limit
of its adjustment, neither channel will be adjustable
beyond this point.
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Digital gain added to 2TR IN
Digital gain has been added to the six 2TR IN inputs,
allowing you to adjust the input sensitivity in the digital
domain. The sensitivity of the signal that is input to each
2TR IN can be adjusted independently for L and R.
Hint
Digital gain is valid even if ANALOG is selected as
the source for 2TR IN 1 or 2TR IN 2. In this case, the
setting adjusts the sensitivity after AD conversion.
In conjunction with this, the display in the 2TR IN
screen (MON/CUE function) has changed as follows.
BALANCE control for input channels/ST IN channels
As necessary, you can now control the BALANCE
parameter instead of the PAN parameter for adjacent
odd-numbered/even-numbered input channels or ST IN
channels.
To do this, access the PAN/ROUTING function CH to
MIX screen, and turn on the PAN MODE section BALANCE button.
BALANCE button
When the BALANCE button is on, the signal flow from
those two channels to the various buses will change as
follows.
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STEREO bus
The PAN parameter that sends the signal to the STEREO
bus will change to a BALANCE parameter. (A BAL knob
will be displayed instead of a PAN knob in the PAN/
ROUTING function CH to MIX screen.)
INPUT CHANNEL 1
ON
BALANCE
INPUT CHANNEL 2
ON
STEREO L
STEREO R
In this case, the signal of the odd-numbered input channel will be sent only to the L channel, and the signal of
the even-numbered input channel will be sent only to
the R channel. The BAL knob will adjust the volume of
the two channels in tandem.
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