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COPY EQUALIZATION CURVES
To copy the EQ curve of one channel and apply it to another channel(s)
select the “Copy” button below the RTA graphic on the e
qualization
page.
Note that this only copies the EQ curve of the source channel to the destina-
tion channel. The Gain fader level is excluded in the copy.
RTA VIEWING CONTROLS
To adjust the viewing parameters of the RTA mouse over the graphical
area. Here you can zoom in/out, increase the resolution of the Y-axis (dbC),
change the decay, and offset the X-Curve. Smaller decay values will increase
the polling rate while larger values give a more stable value over time.
X-Curve control can be used to move the limit curves up or down to best fit
the current RTA data.
MANUAL OUPUT ADJUSTMENTS
Visit the o
utputS
tab to manually mute, invert phase, or adjust chan-
nel output faders. Channels are categorized into either Stage, Surrounds,
Heights, and Back Surrounds. Grab a fader with a mouse-click and drag
up or down to adjust the gain of that specific channel. Inverting a channel
will invert the phase 180
º
, helpful if the wiring polarity is backwards on a
speaker.
SENDING TCP AUTOMATION COMMANDS
The QLI-32 is capable of receiving TCP/IP commands from digital cinema
servers or automation controllers if on the same network as the device send-
ing commands.
Commands use the following ASCII form: “qli32.sys.command value”.
TCP command strings must be sent to port 10001. To query the current
state of an automation command ommit the value from the string.
For a full listing of all QLI-32 TCP command strings refer to page 27 - TCP
Automation Commands.
BLU LINK I/O
The QLI-32 accepts up to 8 channels of BLU link inputs and outputs up to
32 channels. By default the QLI-32 will be mapped to the following BLU
link channels:
Input channel range:
BLU link #65-81
Output channel range: BLU link #1-32
The routing of these channels are fully interchangable within their given
BLU link range. To customize the starting channel of the input and output
ranges or change the mapping within view the Channel Routing section on
page 22.
