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Lexicon 480L Owner's Manual Machine Operation Mode On power up, the 480L restores the configuration, routing, and programs loaded before power was shut off. The LARC will display the last machine selected. Machine Under LARC Control Program Currently Running VAR MACHINE A LARGE HALL VAR LARGE HALL PAGE 1 Program Currently Running Page of Parameters Under Control Program Preview Mode Register Preview Mode PROG REG BANK BANK MA B1 P1 MA B1 P1 LARC Display MA B1 R1 MA B1 R1 LARC Display Preview Program Banks Preview Programs Program 1 Program 2 Preview Register Banks Preview Registers Register 1 Register 2 1 Halls Large Hall Large + Stage 1 REG Bank 1 REG 1 REG 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Rooms Wild Spaces Plates Effects Twin Delays Sampling Pitch/Doppler Mastering Compression Press Numeric buttons 1-0 to load Program. Press button equal to flashing display to load Program currently displayed. Press the VAR button, or move a slider, or press a button under a slider to return to MACHINE RUN MODE 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 REG Bank 2 REG Bank 3 REG Bank 4 REG Bank 5 CART Bank 1 CART Bank 2 CART Bank 3 CART Bank 4 CART Bank 5 Press Numeric buttons 1-0 to load Register. Press button equal to flashing display to load Register currently displayed. Press the VAR button, or move a slider, or press a button under a slider to return to MACHINE RUN MODE To Bank 21 Control Mode Press CTRL to enter or exit CONTROL MODE VAR Indicates You are in Control Mode CONTROL MODE PAGE 1 Page of Control Mode Parameters Page # Page Desc. Slider 1 Slider 2 Slider 3 Slider 4 Slider 5 Slider 6 1 Configuration Status Configuration Sampling Rate Clock Input 2 Copy Tools Copy From Source To Destination Power On Default REG Protect 3 Name Preset Select Char. Change Char. 4 5 6 MIDI Patching MIDI Configuration SysEx Functions Select Patch SysEx Auto SysEx Function Srce. Controller Parameter Dest. SysEc Channel Source to Transmit Pgm Change # SysEx Destination Reg Table Scale Pgm Change Mode Param. Value MIDI Channel 2-4
Basic Operation Checking Your System's Status Press CTRL to enter Control Mode. Press PAGE, then press 1. Move slider one on page one of the control program for a quick display of the following information: • Configuration • Sampling rate selected • Clock source (internal or external) • Input source (analog or digital) • External Word Clock present/not present • Register protection status • Cartridge Status (formatted or unformatted, present or not present) 480L Power-Up State Normally if power is lost, or turned off, and then restored, the 480L will return to its last previous state. You can also configure the 480L to automatically load pre-selected programs upon power up. To do this, go to Control Mode, Page two, slider 5. This slider, labeled DEF for default, is set at the factory to “off”. Advancing the slider will scroll through all of the 480L programs and select one as the new default state. The upper display will indicate the machine you are addressing, followed by the Bank number, Program number and Program name. In order to select a default load for the second machine, press the MACH button and advance the slider to the desired program. Control configuration is always remembered regardless of power-up default setting. The Cascade Configuration The Cascade configuration feeds the output of one program (Machine A) directly into the input of the second program (Machine B). This allows you to process a stereo signal with two entirely different effects- -without ever leaving the digital domain. The Main outputs are connected to Machine B, and contain the processed signal from both Machine A and Machine B. The Aux outputs contain only the signal from Machine A. In the Cascade configuration, the MIX control found in most programs becomes very important, because it is the only method you have of controlling the mix between the two programs. Inputs L R Machine A Machine B L R Main Outputs L R Aux Outputs Selecting a Configuration System configuration, input type and system clocking are selected in Control Mode. To enter or exit Control Mode, press CTRL. Note: Pressing VAR will display the operating mode of the mainframe. Configurations are selected with Slider 2 on page 1 of the control mode. There are four internal configurations available: • Cascade • Stereo Split • Mono Split • Single Because the Configuration slider redefines the internal architecture of the 480L, the display takes a bit longer to update after you move the slider than other parameters. Let's take a closer look at the four configurations. The Stereo Split Configuration The Stereo Split configuration also uses the 480L as two independent signal processors. It differs from the Mono Split in that both inputs are sent to both programs; in other words, Machine A and Machine B receive the same stereo input signal. The Main outputs are used for Machine A, and the Aux outputs are used for Machine B. L Machine A L R Main Outputs Inputs R Machine B L R Aux Outputs 2-5
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