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CEDAR DNS3000 dialogue noise suppressor
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Range Selectors
The Range Selectors concentrate the unit’s activity into the desired part of the audio spectrum.
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Level control
The Level control tells the DNS3000 how much noise is present in the input signal.
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Band Gain controls
The Band Gain controls determine the maximum amount of processing that the DNS3000 will
apply in each band.
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Activity LEDs
These offer a visual indication of the activity in each of the bands. When a green LED is lit, the
signal is being attenuated in that band; when a red LED is lit, the signal is being boosted.
Screen & Softkeys
In addition to the Power on/off button, there are nine small buttons in the upper section of the
panel. In general, those that are active at any given moment are illuminated, while those that
are inactive are extinguished.
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Soft buttons
Use to select menu items as displayed on the screen.
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Close button [

]
Takes you back to the previous screen (if there is one) and saves changes if applicable.
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Previous and Next buttons [

and

]
Move between objects that may require selecting, scrolling or editing.
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Spinwheel
Use to scroll through lists, edit characters and alter parameter values.
Hardware Bypass
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Bypass
Passes the audio directly from the input to the output without processing.
This control affects both channels regardless of the status of the channel selection buttons.