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M7CL Owner’s Manual
Panels and controls
2
Chapter 2
Panels and controls
This chapter explains the names and functions of each part of the M7CL.
The top panel of the M7CL is divided into the following sections.
Top panel
SELECTED CHANNEL
section (P. 19)
Meter bridge (option)
(P. 19)
Display section (P. 20)
SCENE MEMORY/
MONITOR section
(P. 22)
INPUT section (P. 18)
ST IN (Stereo Input)
section (P. 18)
Centralogic section (P. 21)
USER DEFINED KEYS section (P. 22)
NAVIGATION KEYS
section (P. 23)
STEREO/MONO MASTER
section (P. 23)
INPUT section (P. 18)
• This illustration shows the top panel of the M7CL-48/48ES. The
M7CL-32 does not have the INPUT section at the right (channels
33–48).
NOTE
- Owner’s Manual 1
- FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.) 2
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
- WARNING 4
- CAUTION 4
- Contents 6
- 19. Help function 225 8
- 20. Other functions 229 8
- Appendices 245 8
- Introduction 9
- M7CL Owner’s Manual 10
- An overview of the M7CL 10
- About the models 11
- ■ M7CL-32 12
- ■ M7CL-48ES 13
- The M7CL’s channel structure 14
- About word clock 15
- Conventions in this manual 15
- About the firmware version 16
- Panels and controls 17
- ■ INPUT section 18
- ■ Meter bridge (option) 19
- ■ SELECTED CHANNEL section 19
- ■ Display section 20
- ■ Centralogic section 21
- ■ USER DEFINED KEYS section 22
- ■ STEREO/MONO MASTER section 23
- ■ NAVIGATION KEYS section 23
- Rear panel 24
- Under the front pad 27
- Basic operation of the M7CL 29
- The on-screen user interface 30
- Faders / Knobs 31
- List windows 31
- Keyboard window 31
- Viewing the touch screen 32
- Main area 33
- Entering names 34
- Using the tool buttons 35
- Selected region 37
- Rack select tabs 37
- Initializing settings 39
- Copying/pasting settings 40
- Comparing two settings 40
- Connections and setup 43
- ■ Daisy chain connection 44
- ■ Ring connection 45
- ■ Analog input connections 46
- ■ Analog output connections 47
- ■ Installing an option card 49
- Word clock connections and 50
- (settings for one channel) 51
- (settings for eight channels) 53
- ● If the LR meters are moving 55
- Input channel operations 57
- Making HA (Head Amp) settings 61
- ■ ST/MONO mode 63
- ■ LCR mode 63
- Using the SELECTED CHANNEL 67
- Using the Centralogic section 69
- Using the faders (SENDS ON 70
- FADER mode) 70
- ×” symbol in the 76
- Channel library operations 77
- Output channel operations 79
- ■ MATRIX channels 80
- Chapter 7 89
- (output channels only) 94
- ● Making dynamics settings 94
- ● Making HPF/EQ settings 94
- ● Turning a channel on/off 96
- (input channels only) 96
- Chapter 8 97
- About the OVERVIEW screen 98
- Input/output patching 105
- ×” symbol located in the 111
- ×” symbol located in the 113
- EQ and Dynamics 115
- Using EQ 116
- Using dynamics 118
- • For an input channel 120
- • For an output channel 120
- EQ library 121
- Dynamics library 121
- Grouping and linking 123
- Using DCA groups 124
- Controlling DCA groups 125
- Using mute groups 126
- Controlling mute groups 127
- Using the Mute Safe function 129
- The Channel Link function 130
- Copying the parameters of a 132
- Moving the parameters of a 133
- Scene memory 135
- Using scene memories 136
- Using the SCENE LIST window 137
- Recalling a scene 138
- Editing scene memories 140
- Scene memory editing 142
- Copying/pasting a scene 142
- Clearing a scene 143
- Cutting a scene 144
- Inserting a scene 144
- Using the Global Paste 145
- Press the PASTE button 146
- Using the Focus function 147
- ● If a DCA group is selected 150
- Using the Fade function 151
- Monitor/Cue 153
- Using the Monitor function 154
- Using the Cue function 157
- Operating the Cue function 158
- ● MIX CUE button 159
- ● LAST CUE button 159
- Talkback / Oscillator 161
- Using talkback 162
- Using the oscillator 164
- Chapter 15 167
- Graphic EQ and effects 171
- Virtual rack operations 172
- About the virtual rack 174
- Graphic EQ operations 175
- Using the 31BandGEQ 177
- Using the Flex15GEQ 178
- About the internal effects 180
- Using an internal effect 181
- Inserting an internal effect 183
- Editing the internal effect 184
- ● PLAY/REC 185
- Using the Tap Tempo function 186
- Using the Freeze effect 188
- ● GEQ library 189
- ● Effect library 189
- Using an external head amp 190
- Connecting the M7CL-48ES to 191
- Connecting the M7CL-32/48 to 192
- Remotely controlling 193
- Chapter 17 197
- Basic MIDI settings 198
- • REMOTE connector settings 199
- MIDI button 200
- ● Tx button 202
- ● Rx button 202
- ● ECHO button 202
- User settings (Security) 207
- User Level settings 208
- Logging-in 209
- Changing the password 211
- Changing the user level 212
- Preferences 214
- User-defined keys 216
- Console lock 217
- Loading a file from a 219
- USB storage device 219
- Editing the files saved on 221
- ● Copying/pasting a file 223
- ● Deleting a file 223
- Formatting media on 224
- Help function 225
- Viewing Help 227
- Other functions 229
- Word Clock and Slot settings 230
- Using cascade connections 232
- Operations on the cascade 233
- master M7CL 233
- ● MIX bus 234
- ● MATRIX bus 234
- ×” symbol 235
- Setting the network address 236
- LEDs will also change 237
- Initialization will begin 238
- ∞ (all the way down) 240
- Appendices 245
- DYNAMICS Library List 246
- Dynamics Parameters 249
- ■ COMPRESSOR 250
- ■ EXPANDER 250
- ■ DE-ESSER 251
- Effect Type List 252
- Effects Parameters 253
- ■ MOD. DELAY 254
- ■ DELAY LCR 254
- ■ CHORUS 254
- ■ FLANGE 255
- ■ SYMPHONIC 255
- ■ PHASER 255
- ■ AUTOPAN 255
- ■ TREMOLO 256
- ■ HQ. PITCH 256
- ■ DUAL PITCH 256
- ■ ROTARY 256
- ■ RING MOD 256
- RESO. 0–20 Filter resonance 257
- FB.GAIN –99 to +99% 257
- ■ REV→FLANGE 259
- ■ REV+SYMPHO 259
- ■ REV→SYMPHO 259
- ■ REV→PAN 259
- ■ DELAY+ER 260
- ■ DELAY→ER 260
- ■ DELAY+REV 261
- ■ DELAY→REV 261
- ■ DIST→DELAY 261
- ■ MULTI FILTER 262
- ■ FREEZE 262
- ■ STEREO REVERB 262
- ■ M. BAND DYNA 262
- ■ M.BAND COMP 263
- ■ COMP276 263
- ■ COMP276S 263
- ■ COMP260 264
- ■ COMP260S 264
- ■ EQUALIZER601 264
- ■ OPENDECK 264
- ■ Bank/Ch# _ 269
- ■ PRESET 272
- NRPN parameter assignments 274
- Input channels 277
- ■ MIX Channels 278
- ■ MATRIX Channels 278
- ■ STEREO, MONO Channels 279
- MIDI Data Format 282
- 2 SYSTEM REALTIME MESSAGE 283
- 3 System Exclusive Message 283
- 4PARAMETER CHANGE details 284
- 4.5 Exist Library Range 286
- 4.7 Function call – module – 287
- 4.8 Function call – Channe – 288
- 4.9 Level Meter Data 288
- Warning/Error Messages 289
- Troubleshooting 291
- General Specifications 293
- Input/output characteristics 293
- Fs= 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz @1 kHz 295
- Fs= 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz 295
- Electrical characteristics 295
- Mixer Basic Parameters 297
- Pin Assignment 298
- Dimensions 299
- MIDI Implementation Chart 301
- [PHONES] 307
- [OMNI OUT] (1-16) 307
- [2TR OUT DIGITAL] 307
- ■ M7CL-48ES Block Diagram 308
- ■ M7CL-48ES Level Diagram 310
- WS34720 312
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