Page 2 - direct output features; mode switch; mono input module
direct output features This section is intended for use in Front of House operations to providea controlled feed to an external tape machine. It may also be used as alocalized effects send or monitor output. When the console is being usedfor monitor mixing operations, this output is used as a dedica...
Page 3 - group assignment features
p. 3 group assignment features discrete group assignment switches 1–8 Assignment of post fader signal to discrete group buses unless the panswitch is activated, in which case the signal is post pan pot. When themode switch within the Direct Output section is depressed, the signalsource disconnects f...
Page 4 - input features
input features pad switch Inserts a 26dB pad into the microphone input circuit. 48-volt phantom power switch Supplies 48 Volts to the microphone input. Will not operate if Line Inputis selected. line input switch Selects the line input circuitry using both the XLR and 1/4” phone jack. Ifa connector ...
Page 5 - EQ features
p. 5 EQ features high-pass filter on-switch Turn on High Pass filter circuitry. continuously-variable high-pass filter control Sweep control variable between 20Hz and 400Hz at a -18dB per octaverate. high-frequency Q-control with shelf-switch Adjust the Q of the high frequency section between 3.0 (F...
Page 6 - aux features
aux features aux send section 9/10, 11/12, 13/14, 15/16 Four sets of dual concentric controls, each set having the following associ-ated controls: pre-fader switch Selects the source of the signal for the dual concentric pair between thenormal post fader signal source to a pre fader signal source. p...
Page 8 - monitor features; -segment channel meter
monitor features 8-segment channel meter Monitors a pre or post fader signal level as determined by a MasterGlobal POST switch within the master section of the console. Normally,a pre fader signal is monitored. When the Global master switch isdepressed, ALL channel meters switch to a post fader moni...
Page 10 - stereo input module
direct output features This section is intended for use in Front of House operations to providea controlled feed of the modules separate left and right signals to an exter-nal tape machine. It may also be used as a localized effects send or moni-tor output. When the console is being used for monitor...
Page 15 - aux send operation
aux features aux send section 5, 6, 7, 8 Four rotary controls, each having the following associated controls: pre-fader switch Individual switches for each aux send selects the source of the signalbetween the normal post fader signal or a pre fader signal. push-on/push-off switch Control pot acts as...
Page 16 - dual 8-segment channel meter
monitor features dual 8-segment channel meter Separately monitors a left and right pre or post fader signal level as deter-mined by a Master Global POST switch within the master section of theconsole. Without this switch depressed, a pre fader signal is monitored.When the Global master switch is dep...
Page 18 - group output module; left to matrix
p. 18 group output module —matrix, aux, group mono-matrix features This section is intended for use in Front of House operations to providea matrixed mix to dedicated locations. When the console is being used formonitor mixing operations, this section can be used as a matrixed mix tofeed generic mix...
Page 19 - illuminated mute-switch
p. 19 group output module —matrix, aux, group mono-matrix features external-in signal-level to matrix Controls level of signal present on XLR input connector on each matrixmodule. It is this input that allows for customizing of backing artists gener-ic mixes as this input can represent an artists in...
Page 20 - peak and signal-present LED
p. 20 group output module —matrix, aux, group mono-matrix features insert on-switch Activates Insert return connector. Signal is always fed to balanced insertsend connector. peak and signal-present LED Dual color LED monitors the pre fader signal level and pre/post fader cliplevels. This dynamic gre...
Page 21 - Mtx master and GRP master LED indicators
p. 21 group output module —matrix, aux, group mono-matrix features Mtx master and GRP master LED indicators Indicates the operation of this set of controls within this output section.When the MTX MASTER LED (red) is illuminated, ALL of the controlswithin this Upper Control Section will affect the ma...
Page 22 - aux master features
p. 22 group output module —matrix, aux, group aux master features illuminated mute-switch Controls local mute function of this output section - Default is matrixchannel output. This switch illuminates red when this section is muted(Regardless of source). µ-mute switch Sets and indicates microprocess...
Page 23 - solo switch
p. 23 group output module —matrix, aux, group aux master features solo switch Will illuminate when manually selected in one of the consoles many Solomodes. Controls within the master section determine if this switch willsample signal pre or post level control. Additional switches will determine the ...
Page 24 - group-assignment features; mono-assignment switch; LCR switch
p. 24 group output module —matrix, aux, group group-assignment features This section always receives its signal from any output block acting as theGroup Master Output. This may be the default Lower fader section or themid or upper control sections as indicated by LED status indicator locat-ed within...
Page 25 - group-master features
p. 25 group output module —matrix, aux, group group-master features illuminated mute-switch Controls local mute function of this output section - Default as matrixchannel output. This switch illuminates red when this section is muted(Regardless of source). µ-mute switch Sets and indicates microproce...
Page 27 - module swap features; FOH group LED
module swap features mode switch (recessed) Controls the assignment of output functions between the three outputblocks. This switch toggles between FOH (Front of House) and MONI-TOR (AUX) operation of the lower fader area. When Monitor (Aux) isselected, the middle control section of the module takes...
Page 28 - group rear-panel connectors
group output module —matrix, aux, group group rear-panel connectors Always as labeled - Not affected by mode switch. MATRIX OUTPUT CONNECTOR - XLR Balanced INSERT SEND AND RETURN MATRIX CONNECTORS - SEPARATE1/4” Balanced Send and Return connectors. EXTERNAL MATRIX INPUT CONNECTOR - XLR Balanced AUX ...
Page 29 - vca masters; VCA MASTER
p. 29 vca masters VCA MASTER FADER BAY MODULE FUNCTIONS illuminated mute-switches (12) Controls mutes of input channels assigned to the particular VCA Group.Internal jumper select between a input channel mute function (default) oras a VCA channel pull down. 100mm faders (12) Very high quality conduc...
Page 30 - output mute safe switch
p. 30 group output module —matrix, aux, group LEFT/RIGHT/MONO MASTER FADER BAY MODULE FUNCTIONS illuminated mute-switches (3) Controls mutes of main outputs. output mute safe switch Disables the Left, Right, and Mono Mute switches to prevent accidentalactivation during a performance. 100mm faders 3 ...
Page 31 - input fader block; LOWER MODULE CONSTRUCTION; mute safe
input fader block LOWER MODULE CONSTRUCTION act LED (µ-mute) This red LED lites whenever a Mute command is issued from the Micro.This can be from any of the Sequenced or Manual Mute Scenes or from areceived MIDI Note command.Whether or not the channel responds tothat mute command is determined by th...
Page 32 - stereo matrix / aux out module; stereo-matrix features
p. 32 stereo matrix / aux out module stereo-matrix features This section is intended for use in Front of House operations to providea matrixed stereo mix to dedicated locations. When the console is beingused for monitor mixing operations, this section can be used as a matrixedstereo mix to feed gene...
Page 33 - external-in left and right signal-level to matrix
p. 33 stereo matrix / aux out module stereo-matrix features external-in left and right signal-level to matrix Dual Concentric level control pair with center controlling left XLR lineinput to left matrix output and the outside controlling the right XLR lineinput to the right matrix output. It is this...
Page 35 - dual-aux output features; global-input stereo switch
stereo matrix / aux out module dual-aux output features This section controls aux outputs number 9 through 16. It is intended tooperate as individual aux outputs, or when the module’s stereo modeswitch is depressed, as a stereo output. In stereo configuration, this out-put par may be used to generat...
Page 38 - master modules; oscillator features; frequency control
p. 38 master modules —M1, M2 oscillator features pink-noise switch When depressed will generate Pink Noise in place of a sine wave signal as the signal generator output. 10kHz, 1kHz, 100Hz switches Selects the center point of the oscillator frequency control pot. frequency control Will adjust freque...
Page 40 - alternate output features; stereo switch
p. 40 master modules —M1, M2 alternate output features Alternate output A-B are located on the left master module and Alternateoutput C-D are located on the right master module. Controls providedon the left and right module alternate outputs are identical. This section isintended for miscellaneous s...
Page 42 - talkback master features
p. 42 master modules —M1, M2 talkback master features group talkback master-switch Allows talkback to all group outputs that have their talkback preset switchselected when the MASTER Talkback switch is depressed. No communi-cations is permitted to Group Outputs unless this master switch isdepressed....
Page 43 - intercom interconnect features; link headphone/intercom switch
p. 43 master modules —M1, M2 intercom interconnect features The console is designed to interconnect with a ClearCom compatibleintercom system. Three-pin male and female XLR’s are located on theconsole rear-panel for intercom hookup and loop-thru.A separate four pinXLR connector is located under the ...
Page 44 - monitor output features; left/right output switch; LCR output monitoring
p. 44 master modules —M1, M2 monitor output features MONITOR OUTPUT CONNECTORS - XLR balanced line level outputson the rear panel plus 1/4” headphone connector under the arm rest areawith a hinged cover preventing confusing with the regular headphone sys-tem. line 1 input-switch Monitor source of XL...
Page 45 - sum; 00mm fader level-control; solo defeat
p. 45 master modules —M1, M2 monitor output features sum Combines the Left and Right signals into a summed mono signal with thesame signal appearing on the left and right output connectors and in head-phones. dim Drops the XLR signal output level by 20db while depressed. 100mm fader level-control Ad...
Page 46 - headphone output features; LCR output-monitoring
p. 46 master modules —M1, M2 headphone output features HEADPHONE OUTPUT CONNECTORS - 1/4” headphone connectorunder the arm rest area as well as on the top module panel. HEADPHONE INSERT CONNECTORS - Separate left and right insertsend and return connectors for the purpose of inserting external delayd...
Page 48 - solo system features; input-priority switch; solo active in and out LED’s
p. 48 master modules —M1, M2 solo system features solo-clear switch When any input or output solo switch is active, depressing the SOLOCLEAR switch will cancel all soloed channels. When in Input Prioritymode, this switch will only cancel only input channel solo functions. solo-select switch Will sel...
Page 50 - micro mute system; micro panel features; manual mute buttons
p. 50 micro mute system micro panel features The V-12 is equipped with a microprocessor based muting and control sys-tem. This system allows the operator to control the channel and outputmutes of the console using pre-set manual mute scenes, pre-programmedsequenced scenes or through MIDI based exter...
Page 51 - manual mute-bank select
p. 51 micro mute system micro panel features manual mute-bank select When this button is held down, the lower display shows the currentManual Mute bank. Using the Scroll Keys along with this button, the bankcan be changed to any one of the twelve possible. An asterisk (*) will showin the last positi...
Page 52 - channel fader features
p. 52 0 5 5 micro mute system channel fader features µ-button This momentary switch is used to program the channel mutes when the Microis in EDIT Mode. Pressing this switch will assign/un-assign it to a mute scene(either Sequenced or Manual), the internal yellow LED will blink to show anassignment.T...
Page 53 - mute button
p. 53 micro mute system 0 5 5 channel fader features VCA LED (on module) This LED glows green to indicate the amount of control voltage applied to the channel VCA; the greater the control voltage, the brighter the LED. Often, a channel may be assigned to more than one VCA master, and it iseasy to ov...
Page 54 - micro operation; normal operation mode; mute scene operation; cummulative; edit mode
p. 54 micro mute system micro operation normal operation mode These switches are normally lit and available for use. GO Switch BANK SELECT Scroll UP Scroll DOWN 1 of 3 from Next Scene: Mute(default), Pgm, Chan Upper Display shows Next Scene and Lower display shows Active Scene. Both displays show da...
Page 55 - Select Scene to edit
micro mute system Select Scene to edit Press EDIT/PREV key- It starts blinking indicating Edit Mode. Next Scene is the default Edit selection: MUTE (Next Scene) begins blinking. Any Chan or Outputs assigned to that Next Scene Mute- their µ-Mutesbegin blinking. Any one of the 14 above listed sources ...
Page 56 - edit/preview rapid recall
p. 56 micro mute system addition destinations are desired for the same copy data, additionalcopy/paste cycles are required. To copy a mute pattern, press the lit COPY key. CLEAR turns off , the PASTE sw comes on, the selected edit Mute lite goesfrom Blink to steady on. The User must now either selec...
Page 57 - Exiting Edit Mode
micro mute system Exiting Edit Mode The normal way to exit from Edit Mode is to Press the blinking EDIT key.The Console returns to Normal Operation Mode: Other ways to exit Edit Mode: If editing Next Scene(Mute/Pgm/Chan): Pressing GO puts the edited sceneinto Active Scene and then does a normal exit...
Page 58 - Utility Mode
p. 58 micro mute system If an Active Scene had been edited and then RECALL LAST is pressed, theedited Active Scene is transferred up to the Next Scene display. The onlything that could have been edited on the Active Scene was the mute pat-tern. The Mute Scene number would have remained the same. The...
Page 59 - Clear Utilities; UTILITY DETAILS; MIDI Utilities
micro mute system Clear Utilities CLR_SEQ_MT PRESS_CLR CLR_SEQ_PC PRESS_CLR CLR_MM_BNK PRESS_CLR CLR_MM_ALL PRESS_CLR Show Control SHOW_CTRL OFF ON General Controls BRIGHTNESS BRIGHT_=_5 1-7 REV_LEVEL REV_0.94 Micro Utilities MAIN_MICRO ON OFF MAN_MUTES ON OFF SEQ_SCENES ON OFF SCENE_OPER CUMULATIVE...
Page 60 - General Controls
p. 60 micro mute system MIDI Note info received on correct MIDI chan controls Chan mutes(for play-back from MIDI sequencer) OFF No Note info sent or received MIDI LOAD Reloads Mute Scenes & Manual Mutes. Uses Sysex command for dump and load. MIDI DUMP Dumps all 128 Mute Scenes and all banks of M...
Page 61 - Micro Utilities
micro mute system SINGLE_MAN 2 of 13 Scenes possible: 1 of 12 Manual Mutes and SeqScene Micro Utilities MAIN MICRO If set to OFF, completely disables Micro section. Both dis-plays and all buttons are turned off. Note: If this setting is selected, upon exiting Util Mode, the micro will appear to be n...
Page 62 - RESETTING THE MICRO:
p. 62 micro mute system when he scrolls to PASSWORD again before leaving the Utility Mode. PressCLEAR to clear the password to Off. RESETTING THE MICRO: The V-12 micro is designed for reliable, trouble-free operation , but it is, after all, a computer.There may be situations where it misbehaves. If ...
Page 64 - V12 rear views