Front Panel Description - Peavey PC 1600X Mode D'emploi

Front Panel
1. 16 Faders
Each of the programmable faders can be assigned the following functions: No Message, Continuous
controller, Master fader, MIDI string.
2. 16 Buttons
Each of the programmable buttons can be assigned the following functions: Fader ID, Fader mute,
Fader solo, Program change, Note-on/Note-off, MIDI String, MIDI String press and release, MIDI
string Toggle, Send Fader, Send Scene.
3. Data Wheel
This is a high-resolution device which allows fine adjustment of any fader or control voltage value. The
data wheel can be linked to a fader or Control Voltage input and duplicate its programming. It can
also transmit the value of the last fader moved.
4. Display Window
This is a 20 character by 2 line Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) with adjustable contrast.
5. Direction Buttons
The up, down, left, and right direction buttons are used to navigate through the user interface. The
up/down buttons also serve as increment and decrement buttons to edit parameter values and
change presets. The left arrow button also doubles as a MIDI mute button.
6. Edit button
This button accesses all parameters stored within a preset.
7. Utility button
This accesses all global functions of the PC 1600x.
8. Copy button
The Copy button is used to copy from one preset or scene to another. It is also used to copy individual
messages.
9. Scene button
Scenes are "snapshots" of the current fader and CV values, in addition to the current preset number.
This button is used to save, store, and initialize.
10. Enter button
This button is used to execute functions whenever [Enter] appears in the upper or lower right hand
corner of the display. When the main page is displayed, pressing this button sends the current mes-
sage for each fader and CV input. The display will read "Sending Faders/CVs."
11. Exit button
This button is used to escape from any menu. Pressing Exit several times will always return you to
the main page. Pressing Exit from the main menu page can reset the controller filtering of the
update/replace merge modes. The display will read "Replace/Update Reset."
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