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SIGNAL PROCESSOR

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CSP-4.8

4. OUTPUT SELECT

There are eight outputs on the CSP-4.8 and each
output can obtain its source from any input or
combination of inputs. Select an output channel
to edit its Source, Gain, Polarity, EQ, Delay,
Crossover, or Limiter functions.

5. LED INDICATORS

Each input and output has a five segment LED array for audio level display, ranging from -20 through
clipping. The -20 LED is two-color, also serving as the Mute indicator by turning red. The meter scale is
factory set so that 0 on the meter is 0dBu (0.775Vrms), however it can be easily changed to VU scale (0 =
+4dBu, or 1.228Vrms) within the Util menu.

6. AUDIO FUNCTIONS
1) Gain

Input and Output Gain are separately adjustable
from -40dB to +12dB in 0.1dB increments. The
output gain menu also provides for selection of
input source(s) for a given output channel, as well
as polarity of the outgoing signal. Any input or
combination of inputs can be routed to any or all
outputs. Keep in mind that two signals which
share significant content, such as a stereo source,
will be up to 6dB louder when combined.

2) EQ

- The CSP-4.8 EQ section offers full parametric EQ as

well as 1st and 2nd order shelving filters on inputs
and outputs. Each input channel has six selectable
EQ filters, while each output channel has four
selectable EQ filters. In all cases, each filter is
selectable between parametric (PEQ), 1st order Low
Shelf (LS1), 2nd order Low Shelf (LS2), 1st order
High Shelf (HS1), and 2nd order High Shelf (HS2). 

- Shelving EQ filters : 1st order filters use a gentle

6dB per octave slope, while 2nd order filters use
a 12dB per octave slope for more a pronounced
boost or cut. All shelving filters have a boost/cut
range of +/-15dB. Low shelving filters have a
frequency range from 19.7Hz through 2kHz, and
the high shelving filters range from 3.886kHz
through 21.9kHz. Shelving filters are most useful
as broad tone controls to boost or cut the high
end or low end of an audio signal's frequency
content. Because they affect a wider spectrum of
audio, they are not as suitable for feedback control as parametric filters.

GAIN A
  0.0dB

GAIN 1
  0.0dB

Source:A
Pol:Normal

EQ 1
  0.0dB

Filtr:1-PEQ

1000Hz 1.00o

200Hz

2KHz

20KHz

20Hz

0dB

-10dB

-20dB

+10dB

+20dB

-30dB

Low Shelf

High Shelf

CSP-4.8 Shelving Filters

2nd Order Filter

1st Order Filter

Summary of Contents for CSP-4.8

Page 1: ...but rather a global company that is truly international in scope with factories and offices in Korea and China and sales and marketing operations located in Japan Europe and the U S A With more than...

Page 2: ...Operation Manual Signal Processor CSP 4 8...

Page 3: ...device To disconnect the device from power separate AC input cable from inlet or unplug the AC Cord The socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible CAUTION These...

Page 4: ...ents Unpacking 2 Installation Environment 2 Important Safety Instructions 2 Features 3 Front Panel 4 PROTEA NE Software 13 Troubleshooting 14 Block Diagram 15 Specifications 16 Dimensions 17 Service 1...

Page 5: ...her apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat 9 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A groundin...

Page 6: ...in Parametric EQ Filter Time delay Crossover Compressor Limiter Matrix routing 24 bit 48kHz delta sigma A D converters with 128x oversampling A backlit 2 x 20 character LCD displays channel and functi...

Page 7: ...ting preset configurations pre loaded into the unit which are simply starting points for common applications and all can be modified renamed and saved to suit the end user Please Note In addition to t...

Page 8: ...p to 6dB louder when combined 2 EQ The CSP 4 8 EQ section offers full parametric EQ as well as 1st and 2nd order shelving filters on inputs and outputs Each input channel has six selectable EQ filters...

Page 9: ...sweeping a narrow bandwidth filter through a problem feedback area with just a slight boost is a quick way to find the exact frequency causing trouble Once the offensive frequency has been found cut...

Page 10: ...ster so there exists the problem of same signals at the crossover points arriving at the cluster front at different times creating undesirable wave interaction and frequency cancellation The solution...

Page 11: ...crossover frequency and are used because they have a maximally flat passband and sharpest transition to the stopband When a Butterworth HPF and LPF of the same crossover frequency are summed the combi...

Page 12: ...nnatural while a very long attack time can miss some of the initial transient Similarly a very short release time can make the audio sound uneven while a very long release time can create pumping or b...

Page 13: ...ts When muted an input or output s red Mute LED is lit When an input or output is selected pressing the Mute button will toggle its mute function To quickly mute all outputs escape out to the top leve...

Page 14: ...D flashing at 0 indicates a signal level of 0dBu or 0 775Vrms To change this to a VU scale where 0VU 4dBu 1 228Vrms select the Ref option in the Util menu to VU Note Protea NE software for the CSP 4 8...

Page 15: ...fore clipping This unit is designed to clip at signal levels above 20dBu 7 75Vrms which places the noise floor lower than 90dBu The optimum input signal level which should be fed into the CSP 4 8 proc...

Page 16: ...ol a fixed physical sound system installation and can display any of the Inter M processors amplifiers and remotes used in that system The user can also place an assortment of isolated control objects...

Page 17: ...low pass filter LPF Clip light stays on Is the input signal level too high Check to see that the nominal input level is 0dBu allowing 20dB of input headroom Are input or output gain settings too high...

Page 18: ...Delay Gain EQ Select a Source for Each Output A B C D Any Combination Of Inputs HpfLpf EQ Delay Gain Limiter Mute 3 HpfLpf EQ Delay Gain Limiter Mute 2 HpfLpf EQ Delay Gain Limiter Mute 5 HpfLpf EQ De...

Page 19: ...9kHz Off Available Filter Types 12dB Oct Butterworth 12dB Oct Bessel 12dB Oct Linkwitz Riley 18dB Oct Bessel 18dB Oct Linkwitz Riley 24dB Oct Butterworth 24dB Oct Bessel 24dB Oct Linkwitz Riley 48dB...

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Page 21: ...e by contacting your warranty provider Variations and Options Variations and Options Variations Products supplied through legitimate sources are compatible with local AC power requirements Options No...

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