The Monitor Outputs; Cue Signal Monitoring - Yamaha PM 5000 Owner's Manual

The Monitor Outputs

The two monitor outputs can be used independently or
simultaneously. When using MONITOR A and B at the
same time, the [LCR] switch can be engaged to allow the
MONITOR B L channel to function as the C (center)
channel for LCR monitoring in conjunction with the L
and R channels from MONITOR A. Engage the [L+R]
switch to sum the L and R channels to form a mono mix
which will be delivered via both the L and R outputs. If
you engage the [+MONO (C)] switch the mono master
signal will be output via L and R in addition to the center
channel.
Normal Operation
[LCR] Engaged
L+R
[L+R] Engaged
L+C
[+MONO (C)]
Engaged
L+R+C
[L+R] and
[+MONO (C)]
Engaged
NOT E
The [LCR] switch has no effect on headphone output. When the
[+MONO (C)] switch is engaged, however, the cue C signal is
delivered to the L and R channels at the same level, producing a
similar effect.
L R
L C R
(C) R+L
(C) R+C
(C) R+L+C

Cue Signal Monitoring

If an input channel, VCA master, master out, or matrix
out [CUE] switched is engaged while the stereo master
or 2-track input signal is being monitored by the
system's monitor speakers or headphones, the
corresponding cue signal can be monitored.
One will light during
cue monitoring.
The cue signals from the input channel section, VCA
section, or master out section (including the matrix out
section) can be monitored one section at a time. When a
[CUE] switch is engaged in any section the
corresponding cue indicator will light: INPUT CUE,
VCA CUE, or MASTER CUE. The cue signal is derived
from different points in different sections, as described
in the chart below.
To MONITOR
Section OUT When
[CUE] Engaged
Channel
Input Channel
(mono/stereo)
Channels assigned
VCA to VCA groups
(mono/stereo)
Stereo aux,
G/A (group/aux),
Master Out
stereo, mono,
matrix
Monitor Control Section
Cue Point
PFL (fixed)
AFL (after [PAN/
BAL] control)
[MASTER PFL]
switch
ON: PFL
OFF:AFL
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