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Hint
• If you select SINE WAVE 2CH, the L channel sine
wave will be sent to the odd-numbered channel(s)
(or the STEREO L channel) selected by the
ASSIGN (4) parameter described below, and the
R channel sine wave will be sent to the even-num-
bered channel(s) (or the STEREO R channel).
• If you select any other, the same signal will be out-
put to all channels selected by the ASSIGN (4)
parameter.
3 PARAMETERS
Here you can set the parameters of the sine wave or
noise. The display in this section will differ depend-
ing on the choice of OSC MODE (2).
■ If you select SINE WAVE 1CH
A fixed-level sine wave will be sent to the specified
bus(es).
• Level meter.................Indicates the output level of
the sine wave.
• LEVEL knob
...............Adjusts the output level of
the sine wave in a range of
–96 dB to 0 dB. The current
value is shown in the numer-
ical box below the knob.
• FREQ knob
.................Adjusts the frequency of the
sine wave in a range of
20 Hz–20 kHz. The current
value is shown in the numer-
ical box below the knob.
•
10 kHz / 1 kHz/ 100 Hz
.These buttons set the fre-
quency of the sine wave to
preset values.
■ If you select SINE WAVE 2CH
The level and frequency of the sine waves can be set
independently for the L channel and R channel. The
content of the parameters are the same as for SINE
WAVE 1CH.
The two sine waves are generated completely inde-
pendently. Even if you set both sine waves to the
same frequency, they will not be in phase. If you
want the phase to match, use SINE WAVE 1CH.
■ If you select PINK NOISE
Fixed-level pink noise will be sent to the specified
bus(es).
• Level meter .................Indicates the output level of
the noise.
• LEVEL knob ...............Adjusts the output level of
the noise in a range of
–96 dB to 0 dB. The current
value is shown in the
numerical box below the
knob.
•
HPF knob / LPF knob
..These knobs continuously
adjust the frequency of the
high pass filter and low pass
filter that process the noise,
in a range of 20 Hz–20 kHz.
The current frequency is
shown in the numerical box
below each knob. You can
also use the ON/OFF but-
tons located below each
numerical box to switch the
high pass filter and low pass
filter on/off.
3
LEVEL knob FREQ knob
Level meter
10kHz / 1kHz /
100Hz
LEVEL knob
FREQ knob
Level meter
10kHz / 1kHz /
100Hz
LEVEL knob HPF knob
LPF knobLevel meter
- PM1D System Software V1.5 1
- Contents 3
- Additions/changes in V1.5 4
- Upper part of the display 6
- 1 2 3 5 6 6
- Lower part of the display 8
- 2 3 4 65 71 8
- ■ USER DEFINE 9
- ■ CONSOLE GPI IN 10
- ■ ENGINE GPI IN 10
- DUAL CONSOLE mode added 11
- About scene/library memories 13
- DUAL CONSOLE screen 14
- DIGITAL I/O 17
- ENGINE A 17
- ■ Preview mode 21
- ■ File load/save operations 22
- ■ Talkback 22
- ■ Monitor 23
- Powering-off the consoles 26
- Cascade connections 27
- Master system Slave system 30
- ■ Linking cue operations 33
- ■ Linking talkback 34
- ■ Linking DCA groups 34
- ■ Linking mute groups 34
- GPI screen 36
- 1 2 43 5 6 36
- TRIGGER= 37
- CUE CUE CUECUE 39
- Using GPI IN 40
- Using GPI OUT 41
- Fader Start function 42
- FADER START screen 43
- 2 3 4 5 6 44
- ■ When using MMC/RS422 47
- ■ When using GPI 48
- Output signal 50
- Tap Tempo function 51
- PANEL ASSIGN screen 52
- Horizontal pair mode 56
- Vertical pair mode 56
- Mix minus 58
- Using mix minus 59
- Cautions regarding mix minus 60
- Job select 61
- Mix send point 62
- Mix send level 62
- Mix send pan/balance 63
- Auto Store function 64
- Global Paste function 66
- MIDI CTRL CHANGE screen 71
- 1234 1516 75
- Manual Fading function 76
- Using Manual Fading (2) 78
- Unit name 79
- Naming a unit/port 81
- Matrix send shortcuts 82
- DCA mute indicator 85
- Oscillator improvements 86
- 10 kHz / 1 kHz/ 100 Hz 87
- HPF knob / LPF knob 87
- USB PC (computer) connection 89
- CURSOR [†] switch 90
- [SHIFT/GRAB] switch 90
- ON/OFF button for COMM IN 91
- CLOCK MASTER 93
- 96,STIN1L-8R) 94
- 95 : MATRIX1-24) 95
- REO MASTER A,B) 95
- MIDI Data Format 100
- 2. TRANSMISSION CONDITION 101
- 3. RECEIVE CONDITION 101
- 4. PARAMETER CHANGE 101
- MIDI Implementation Chart 103
- Printed in Japan 104
- © 2002 Yamaha Corporation 104
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