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EN

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CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS

FRONT PANEL 

1.-

INPUT LEVEL

: gain control of the input signal.

2.-

PROCESS  ON-OFF

:  switch  to  activate  or  deactivate  audio  signal  processing  in  order  to  suppress

feedback.

3.-

OUTPUT LEVEL

: gain control of the output level.

4.-

MIC IN-LINE IN

: input, line or microphone signal level selector.

5.-

PHANTOM

: 48 V phantom power supply selector for condenser microphones.

6.-

L,  R

:  LED  input  signal  level  indicators.  To  have  a  suitable  signal/noise  ratio  and  to  optimize  the

processing and detection of sound feedback, regulate the input gain control so that the input signal
level is approximately -6 dBu.

7.-

CLIP

: LED input signal distortion indicator. When the LED indicator lights up, it shows that processor

input is saturated. In this case, lower the input signal gain level.

8.-

MONO/STEREO

: mono or stereo mode selector. In mono mode feedback is detected in the left channel.

In stereo mode it is detected in both channels.

9.-

LOCK

: LED indicator of the filter parameter update mode.  

HPF/LPF: button to choose parametric notch filter update mode. 
Press once, the LED LOCK indicator will light up and activate the HPF mode (Hold Parametric Filters).
Once the last notch filter has been adjusted, the filter parameters are fixed and feedback detection is
stopped. In this case the ATTENUATION control has no effect.
Press the button again, the LED LOCK indicator will switch off and the UPF mode (Update parametric
filters) is activated. After the last notch filter being inserted detection continues and if necessary the
previously inserted filters are reused. In this case the ATTENUATION control has affects the filters.

10.-

SENSITIVITY

:  feedback detection sensitivity can be adjusted with the sensitivity selector from the MIN

to the MAX position through 15 sensitivity levels.
In the RESET/STOP position all the notch filters are reset and feedback detection is stopped, at the
same time as the LED LOCK and ATTENUATION indicators start blinking.

11.-

ATTENUATION

: notch filter attenuation update mode LED indicator.

MPF/RPF: button to choose parametric notch filter attenuation update mode. Press it once, the LED
indicator  will  light  up  and  activate  the  RPF  (Release  Parametric  Filter)  mode.  The  system  will
progressively reduce, and could even deactivate, the attenuation of the active notch filters if they are not
necessary. If new feedback is produced, the attenuation of the filters will increase again.
Pressing the button again, the LED ATTENUATION indicator will turn off and will activate the MPF
(Maintain Parametric Filter) mode. Therefore the filter attenuation stays fixed once adjusted.    

12.- LED power indicator.
13.-

POWER

: on/off switch.

Summary of Contents for SR-1602

Page 1: ...SR 1602 FEEDBACK SUPPRESSOR EN Instruction manual...

Page 2: ...t to allow ventilation Avoid direct sunlight heat sources and excessive dust Do not place the machine near magnetic fields or static electricity Do not use surfaces which vibrate or receive impact Do...

Page 3: ...st 2005 European Community Directive 2002 96 CE of Electrical and Electronic recycling and its Spanish equivalent R D 208 2005 In accordance with what is set out in the aforementioned decree FONESTAR...

Page 4: ...fixed and feedback detection is stopped In this case the ATTENUATION control has no effect Press the button again the LED LOCK indicator will switch off and the UPF mode Update parametric filters is...

Page 5: ...rrect system operation 1 Switch the system on 2 Depending on the input signal characteristics choose the suitable position on the MIC IN LINE IN control MIC IN if it is a microphone signal or LINE IN...

Page 6: ...a fixed location If the LED LOCK indicator is switched off the feedback suppressor is in UPF Update Parametric Filters mode The 12 notch filters per channel are set at the beginning and feedback detec...

Page 7: ...feedback suppressor SR 1602 can be incorporated into a P A system in many ways thanks to its accepting microphone or line signals and that it has phantom power supply available Example of a microphon...

Page 8: ...d output gain control Stereo or mono mode RESPONSE 20 20 000 Hz 0 5 dB DISTORTION Harmonic 0 01 6 dB bypass S N RATIO 90 dB A weighting bypass A D D A RESOLUTION 20 bit PROCESSED RESOLUTION 24 x 32 bi...

Page 9: ...ns spilt liquids or other substances excessive humidity battery deterioration and internal manipulation of the device the software or its components by unauthorized persons and in general any use that...

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