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network output. The monitor can route the digital input signals to the digital outputs in
multiple ways (see section 3.4 for additional details).
Digital output
AES/EBU output
FAR Link network output
Copy I/O
AES/EBU input
FAR Link network input
AES/EBU
AES/EBU input
AES/EBU input
NETwork
FAR Link network input
FAR Link network input
Auto Sel
Active digital input
Active digital input
Figure 11: Digital output signal selection parameter and possible values
3.3.5
Analogue Full scale selection
The Analogue full scale selector is the 5
th
menu item. The balanced input full scale level
can be set to +3 dBu, +9 dBu, +15 dBu, +21 dBu or +24 dBu. It is assumed that the
signal is delivered in a symmetrical fashion to the speaker. If an asymmetrical signal or
an unbalanced signal must be used, the effective full scale level will become the one
displayed minus 6 dB.
Figure 12: Analogue input full scale selection parameter and possible values
When the analogue input level exceeds the selected full scale level, the separation
symbol of the second display line changes its form to an empty square frame instead of a
plain square.
Figure 13: Display behavior when the analogue input level exceeds the selected full scale level
3.3.6
Curve selection
The Curve selector is the 6
th
menu item. The user can select a preset curve which will
modify the frequency response of the monitor to emulate a given acoustical environment.
There are 7 presets plus the FLAT reference. Each preset filters and name can be
modified by the PC Speaker Control Software (SCS). The Curve selector does only recall
the stored preset.
The factory settings of the monitor provide 4 defined curves by default (Academy, Car,
TV, Club). The “Custom1”, “Custom2” and “Custom3” curves are equivalent to the FLAT
reference curve.
The 4 first letters of the name of the selected curve are permanently displayed on the
second field of the bottom line of the LCD.
