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S6L Control Surface Overview 18
Channel Safe
Each channel strip provides a dedicated Channel Safe switch that lets you Automation, Solo (input channels only), or Bank Safe
the currently banked channel. The Safe mode engaged by the Channel Safe switch is defined globally for input and output channels
in the Channel Safe Switches section of the
Options > Interaction page of the external screen, (see
Interaction for more informa-
tion).
The channel strip provides the following Channel Safe controls and indicators:
1 – Safe
The Safe switch toggles safe on the channel.
2 – Safe LEDs
These LEDs light to indicate channel safe status, as follows:
• When A lights green, Automation Safe is enabled.
• When S lights yellow, Solo Safe is enabled.
• When B lights green, Bank Safe is enabled.
Channel Display
The channel display shows information for the currently banked channel such as the channel number and/or name, the current level
in dB for the banked channel, hardware assignment and current fader value, or a Channel Menu page if Menu is engaged.
Mute
Mute explicitly mutes the channel, removing the channel’s audio signal from any post-mute audio path, including L-R, C/Mono
buses, Groups, post-fader Direct Outs, and any post fader Aux sends, and lights solid red when engaged.
Solo
Solo sends the channel’s audio signal to the Monitor buses (when in AFL or PFL solo mode) or mutes all un-soloed input channels
(when in SIP solo mode). The S6L system provides two discrete Monitor buses, which can be configured to feed either or both
headphone outputs, and any number of system hardware outputs. See Soloing and the Monitor Buses for more information.
S6L Channel Menu controls
You can also safe channels using the Channel Knob Modules (CKM) and the Channel Menu. For more information see Man-
aging Snapshots, Bank Safing Channels and Solo Safing Channels.
Channel Displays can be optimized for easier viewing of channel name using the
Use Simple OLEDs setting.
A channel can be implicitly muted, for example, when it is muted as part of a Mute Group or VCA. See
Muting and Mute
Groups for more information. When a channel is implicitly muted, the Mute switch flashes red. Pressing Mute when a channel
is implicitly muted toggles the channel into or out of mute.
Menu Safe
Mute
AS B
CH 1
Ch 1
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