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User's Manual

User's Manual

INPUT A

INPUT A

OUTPUT 4

OUTPUT 4

OUTPUT 3

OUTPUT 3

OUTPUT 1

OUTPUT 1

OUTPUT 2

RS-485

RS-485

INPUT B

INPUT B

Connection

Connection

Program

Program

Copy

DeviceID

DeviceID

BoxName

BoxName

Esc

Inetrface

Input 

Input 

DSC24

Input 1

Input 1

Input 2

Input 2

12

9
6
3

0dB

-3
-6
-9

-12

12

12

9
6
3

0dB

0dB

-3

-3
-6

-6
-9

-9

-12

-12

Output

Output

Hide

OUT 2

OUT 2

OUT 3

OUT 3

OUT 4

OUT 4

POLAR

POLAR

EQ

EQ

CURVE

Gain

Gain

0.0 dB

Boxname

Boxname

+Normal

+Normal

0.0 dB

0.0 dB

Boxname

Boxname

+Normal

+Normal

0.0 dB

0.0 dB

Boxname

Boxname

+Normal

0.0 dB

0.0 dB

Boxname

Boxname

+Normal

+Normal

Boxname

Boxname

0.0 dB

0.0 dB

Boxname

Boxname

+Normal

+Normal

3.2ms

3.2ms

POLAR

POLAR

EQ

EQ

Delay

Delay

Gain

Gain

0.0 dB

0.0 dB

3.2ms

3.2ms

-Invert

-Invert

Rear Panel

1.  Power Switch;

2.  Power Cord Receptacle, accepted voltage:90~240V 50/60Hz;

3.  RS485 In-Out:  RJ45 sockets.  Used for transmission of remote control data over long distance           

     or multiple unit applications. 

4.  Outputs balance XLR connectors; 

5.  Inputs balanced XLR connectors;

1

2

4

5

3

2.  Preliminary Set-up

1.  Design your crossover!  To do this, press MENU, and use the BACK or NEXT key to select 

Xover 

sub-menu

and then press ENTER.  Use the BACK or NEXT key to select 

Program

and then 

press ENTER.  Finally.

2.  Note that when in a menu, ENTER is always used to confirm selections.  

3.  Use the EDIT keys on each output channel with the BACK and NEXT keys to select the high pass 

filters, low pass filters, parametrics etc.  Note that when designing a new crossover, the high and low 

pass filters will be set to default values.  

4.  Use the EDIT  keys on each input channel with the BACK and NEX T keys to select the gain, delay 

and parametrics available on each input. 

6.  Setup output channed EQ parameter

7.  Setup route of each channel and delay, HPF, LPF, Limit parameter.

Fig 2.4

Fig 2.5

Connection

Connection

Program

Program

Copy

DeviceID

DeviceID

BoxName

BoxName

Esc

Inetrface

Input 

Input 

DSC24

Input 1

Input 1

Input 2

Input 2

12

9
6
3

0dB

-3
-6
-9

-12

12

12

9
6
3

0dB

0dB

-3

-3
-6

-6
-9

-9

-12

-12

Output

Output

Hide

OUT 2

OUT 2

OUT 3

OUT 3

OUT 4

OUT 4

POLAR

POLAR

EQ

EQ

CURVE

Gain

Gain

0.0 dB

Boxname

Boxname

+Normal

+Normal

0.0 dB

0.0 dB

Boxname

Boxname

+Normal

+Normal

0.0 dB

0.0 dB

Boxname

Boxname

+Normal

0.0 dB

0.0 dB

Boxname

Boxname

+Normal

+Normal

Boxname

Boxname

0.0 dB

0.0 dB

Boxname

Boxname

+Normal

+Normal

3.2ms

3.2ms

POLAR

POLAR

EQ

EQ

Delay

Delay

Gain

Gain

0.0 dB

0.0 dB

3.2ms

3.2ms

-Invert

-Invert

EQ1

0db

19.7Hz

19.7Hz

2

Freq

Freq

dB

BW

OFF

EQ

PEQ

PEQ

EQ2

0db

19.7Hz

19.7Hz

2

Freq

dB

BW

BW

EQ3

0db

0db

19.7Hz

19.7Hz

2

Freq

Freq

dB

BW

EQ4

EQ4

0db

19.7Hz

19.7Hz

2

Freq

Freq

dB

BW

BW

EQ5

EQ5

0db

0db

19.7Hz

19.7Hz

2

Freq

Freq

dB

BW

EQ6

EQ6

0db

19.7Hz

19.7Hz

2

Freq

Freq

dB

BW

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

EQ

PEQ

EQ

PEQ

EQ

PEQ

EQ

PEQ

PEQ

EQ

PEQ

PEQ

In Soutce

In Soutce

IN 1

IN 1

OFF

ON

IN 2

IN 2

Delay 

Delay 

Time 

Time  Temp

Temp

MS

457.491

457.491

Metres

Metres

159.847

159.847

Feet

524.434

524.434

C

F

30 

92

HPF

Bessel

Bessel

_

L

R

_

L

R

BTWorth

BTWorth

24dB/Oct 

24dB/Oct 

2182Hz

LPF

Bessel

Bessel

_

L

R

_

L

R

BTWorth

BTWorth

2182Hz

2182Hz

Threshold

Threshold

-10.0dB

-10.0dB

Attack

Attack

0.4

Release

Release

2X(8ms)

2X(8ms)

48

24

18

12 

48

24

18

12 

48

24

18

12 

48

24

18

12 

24dB/Oct 

24dB/Oct 

Slope

Frequency

Frequency

Frequency

Slope

Slope

DSC24

DSC24

Summary of Contents for DSC24

Page 1: ...hotocopying and recording of any kind DSC24 Loudspeaker Control System USER S MANUAL BACK BACK NEXT NEXT ENTER ENTER ESC ESC MENU MENU BYPASS BYPASS PARAMETER PARAMETER A B INPUT INPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT L...

Page 2: ...e Name of Dealer Full Address DATE OF PURCHASE Nature of the problem Be sure to describe the conditions that existed when the problem occurred and what attempts were made to correct it Other equipment...

Page 3: ...fundis necessary the Owner mustmake the defectiveor malfunctioning product availableto DSC24 freeand clear ofall liens orother restrictions MODIFICTTIONS OF EQUIPMENT DSC24 reserves theright to modify...

Page 4: ...irectly above or below this unit Because this amplifier has a high power density it has a strongmagneticfieldwhichcaninducehumintounshieldeddevicesthatarelocatednearby This field is strongest just abo...

Page 5: ...hock 3 Do not use this product near water for example near a bathtub washbowl kitchen sink in wet basement or near a swimming poor or the like 4 This product should be located away from heat sources s...

Page 6: ...vice Store Program To Device Store Program To Device Store All Program To Device Store All Program To Device Recall All Program From Device Recall All Program From Device PC Group PC Group Recall Prog...

Page 7: ...will be set to default values 4 Use the EDIT keys on each input channel with the BACK and NEX T keys to select the gain delay and parametrics available on each input 6 Setup output channed EQ paramet...

Page 8: ...7Hz 19 7Hz 2 Freq Freq dB BW OFF OFF EQ PEQ PEQ EQ2 0db 19 7Hz 19 7Hz 2 Freq Freq dB dB BW EQ3 EQ3 0db 0db 19 7Hz 19 7Hz 2 Freq Freq dB BW BW EQ4 EQ4 0db 19 7Hz 19 7Hz 2 Freq Freq dB BW EQ5 0db 19 7H...

Page 9: ...ain or Connection Program Program Copy DeviceID DeviceID BoxName BoxName Esc Esc Inetrface Inetrface Input Input DSC24 DSC24 Input 1 Input 1 Input 2 Input 2 12 9 6 3 0dB 3 6 9 12 12 9 6 3 0dB 0dB 3 6...

Page 10: ...eshold with a release time that is selectable to be a multiplier of the attack time For example as shown below the attack time is 0 3mS and release is 2X so 0 6mS Figure 11 Release Attack Threshold 7...

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