DuTCH audio MC1 Manuel - Page 3

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Rotary encoder and display

Monitor level

In the centre of the panel you will find the multifunctional rotary encoder and the LED

display. When you turn the encoder, you will change the monitor output level with a 64

steps range. Every step is ~1dB attenuation, 64 is no attenuation and the maximum

attenuation at 01 is approximately ~-64dB, 00 means silence/muted.

Input selector

The input selection is done by pushing the encoder, the display shows the selected input

(C1 to C4). After about 3 seconds the display reverts back to showing the attenuation value.

Balance control

When you push the encoder and at the same time turn it to left or right you have a

balance/pan control. The range goes from -9 (left) to 9 (right) and the centre is shown as 0.

Standby

When you push and hold the encoder for 2 seconds the attenuator goes in bypass and

mutes the signal, the display just shows a 'decimal dot'. When you push the encoder again,

it comes out of standby with a soft start and shows 00 and after about 3 seconds it reverts

the last known value again (just like when powering on).

IR Remote

It's possible to use the functions of the encoder with an IR remote control. By default it

uses the

Philips RC5, RC5X, RC6 and Sony SIRC protocol in its 12-bit and 15-bit version

protocols. Other options are possible as well, please contact us for more info.

Push-buttons

Mute

When you push the 'Mute' button, the signal cuts and the led in the switch becomes red

showing that it's in mute.

Dim

When you push the 'Dim' button, the output signal is instantly attenuated by 15dB. The

switch turns red for visual feedback. For more info on changing the 15dB attenuation, see

the technical details.

Diff

When you push the 'Diff' button, the left side will be polarity flipped to check if things might

be out of phase, but also when combined with the 'Mono' button you can listen to just the

diff/side channel. The switch turns red for visual feedback. Note: the diff function only

works with balanced signals because of it's passive nature.

Mono

When you push the 'Mono' button the left and right signals are summed to mono. The

switch turns red for visual feedback.

Monitor 1 / 2

With the 'monitor 1/2' button you can select which monitor output is used. Green is monitor

1, yellow is monitor 2.