User manual SOUNDCRAFT 1S

[. . . ] That's why Si Series consoles use distributed high-visibility OLED displays, not a single central screen. Meanwhile, Soundcraft's revolutionary FaderGlowTM illuminated fader tracks change colour to remind you which mode you're in ­ blue for VCAs, green for Groups and so on. All of which means the Si's central touch screen can be compact, and used for general system administration such as cue lists and channel naming. PAGE 8/9 Inherited quality and power The Si Series draws on the heritage of two of the great innovators in sound mixing technology. [. . . ] 40-bit floating point architecture inherited from Studer digital mixers provides high internal headroom and ensures that an Si console never runs out of gain. And who better than Soundcraft, with more than 30 years of analogue live sound mixing experience and a global reputation for sound quality, to empower the Si Series with its transparent, ultra-high bandwidth mic preamps. And because DSP and control are handled by separate engines, no configuration or setting changes will ever interrupt audio. Meet EMMATM She's a single board computer and DSP engine designed for high channel count digital mixing. She's the power behind the Si Series. She's Embedded Multiprocessor Mixing ArchitectureTM. PAGE 10/11 You know what a channel strip looks like So does the SI Series Look familiar?In Channel mode, there's a rotary encoder for every channel function including EQ, Aux Sends, Delay etc. , with a crystal clear display right next to it. Expand the channel to control the EQ, with composite EQ curves shown on the central screen. Collapse it and you're back to a conventional channel. Optical inputs and outputs are provided on SC connectors available in multi-mode versions only. The auxiliary interface can be used as a redundant link. A Cat5 version of the card is also available. A toggle switch allows the card to be switched from 64ch to 56ch mode for compatibility with older MADI devices. AVIOM A-NET® 16 This card allows the desk to digitally feed an Aviom A-Net® Pro-16 chain. With this standard, 16 mono signals can be fed to any number of Aviom personal mixers (such as the A-16 II), connected in a daisy chain configuration. The A-Net® card will be the start of the chain and provide the audio and synchronization data to the chain. DIP switches on the front panel allow grouping two adjacent channels to one stereo channel, and generating a test tone. CobraNet® This card allows sending and receiving of up to 32 audio channels to/from a CobraNet® network. DIP switches on the card allow setting the number of input or output channels seen by the console. [. . . ] DIP switches on the front panel allow grouping two adjacent channels to one stereo channel, and generating a test tone. CobraNet® This card allows sending and receiving of up to 32 audio channels to/from a CobraNet® network. DIP switches on the card allow setting the number of input or output channels seen by the console. Default setting is 32 output and no input channels. [. . . ]