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PRO3 Control Centre
Quick Reference Guide
Chapter 5: Working With The Control
Centre
Although many controls on the control centre are similar to their equivalent
analogue-type counterparts, some have been specifically designed for the PRO3,
particularly those for navigation and GUI operation. As you will probably have had
experience on analogue consoles, you will already be familiar with most of the PRO3
controls and their operation. Therefore, this chapter only deals with the GUI controls
that may be new to you.
The navigational controls, such as quick access buttons and scroll buttons, are
described in Chapter 6 "Navigation" on page 25, and the ones specifically for
automation can be found in “Managing the scenes” on page 58.
About channel operation
During normal operation the task of controlling the input (12 channels), aux, return and
matrix channels is allocated to the two bays on the left. The two bays on the right
control the input (4-channel) and master channels.
This task allocation applies similarly to the GUI screens. However, you can control any
channel from either GUI screen. This is done by navigating the channel to the GUI
channel strip via the GUI menu; control is also then available via the local channel strip
on the control surface.
About GUI operation
This section explains the basic procedures you can perform at the GUI screens. In
general, you will control and operate the GUI by combining the operations described
here.
Figure 4: Controlling the GUI
Each trackball controls the movement of a pointer on its respective GUI screen (see
Figure 4). The left trackball operates the mix bay GUI screen and the right one
operates the GUI screen in the master bay. Each trackball has two buttons, which have
similar functionality to the buttons on a PC/laptop mouse. The left button is used in
click and drag operations, while the right button is generally used for editing and finer
control operations.
Trackball
Right trackball
button
Left trackball
button
- PRO3 Control Centre 1
- Quick Reference Guide 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
- EC-Declaration of Conformity 5
- Licences 7
- Precautions 11
- Optional equipment 13
- Special accessories 13
- Electric fields 13
- Safety equipment 13
- Recommandations 15
- Recommandations xvii 17
- Contents 19
- Appendices 20
- Overview 21
- Chapter 1: Introduction 23
- 4 Chapter 1: Introduction 24
- Service and support 24
- Introducing the PRO3 25
- Applications 26
- System components 27
- Bay and GUI layout 30
- Control surface 11 31
- Operation 35
- Chapter 4: Before You Start 37
- Hints and tips 38
- Saving your work 39
- About channel operation 41
- About GUI operation 41
- 2 Do one of the following: 42
- Using the GUI menu 43
- Text editing 44
- Chapter 6: Navigation 45
- 26 Chapter 6: Navigation 46
- 28 Chapter 6: Navigation 48
- Navigating the mix buses 49
- 30 Chapter 6: Navigation 50
- 32 Chapter 6: Navigation 52
- Navigation via the GUI 53
- 34 Chapter 6: Navigation 54
- Chapter 7: Patching 55
- 36 Chapter 7: Patching 56
- About the patching procedure 57
- Configuring the devices 57
- 38 Chapter 7: Patching 58
- Configuring the snake type 59
- 40 Chapter 7: Patching 60
- How to patch 61
- 42 Chapter 7: Patching 62
- Chapter 8: Basic Operation 63
- 44 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 64
- Input equalisation (E zone) 65
- 46 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 66
- Output processing 67
- 48 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 68
- Using VCA/POP groups 68
- Configuring VCA/POP groups 69
- Control GroupsGroup Sheet 69
- 50 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 70
- Setting up a mix 70
- Setting up a mix 51 71
- 52 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 72
- Using fader flip 72
- Setting up the effects rack 73
- 54 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 74
- 56 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 76
- 1 Click LOAD 77
- 58 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 78
- 1 Click STORE SCENE 79
- 4 Do one of the following: 79
- 60 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 80
- 62 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 82
- Using copy and paste 82
- User library (presets) 83
- 64 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 84
- Surround panning 84
- 12 3 4 56 85
- 66 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 86
- Two-man operation 86
- 68 Chapter 8: Basic Operation 88
- Security (locking mode) 88
- Connecting And 89
- Setting Up The 89
- Initial set-up procedure 91
- Unpacking the equipment 91
- Making up a rack 91
- Wiring instructions 91
- Mix position 92
- Powering the system 93
- Appendix A: Troubleshooting 100
- Swapping the active network 101
- 2 Click FILE SYNC 102
- © 2010 Red Chip Company Ltd 104
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