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DRM Professional Powered Loudspeaker Series
DRM Control Dashboard™
The following list provides the high level navigation
items, in order, on the user interface and their
subsequent user controlled parameters.
The default screen is the main view, as seen below:
Main –
This displays the I/O metering, voicing
mode, subwoofer HPF selection, EQ and delay
settings and more. The only thing that may
be changed here is the main output level.
Menu –
The menu provides icon selectors
for all user-controllable functions with most
of these containing an array of sub-menus.
We will go through each, how to get there and how
to change settings.
After a selection is made, the LCD screen will revert
back to the Main screen after 5 seconds of (speaker
control) inactivity. You yourself may continue to be
as active (or inactive)as you want.
Rotate the speaker control knob to navigate between
the selections and push the button to open and edit
the parameters.
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Main
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Lo-Z
Live
Voicing Mode :
DRM SUB
Subwoofer :
9 ms
Delay :
+6
130
-7
1.25k
+10
15.5k
Low: Mid: High:
Main
EQ
Mode
Delay
Sub
Config
MAIN
EQ
DELAY
MODE
SUB
CONFIG
Main
Push the speaker control knob to open the menu.
From here, rotate the speaker control knob to scroll
between the six selections. The current selection will
illuminate in a can’t-miss DayGlo green.
The first choice here is main. Push the button when
main is illuminated to open it.
As you can see here, this is the same exact look as
the default main screen. Like the default main screen,
here you can only update the main output level. Do so
by turning the speaker control knob clockwise (louder)
and counter-clockwise (quieter). Once the level you
desire has been dialed in, press the speaker control
knob again to return to the main screen.
The main level control range is as follows:
• Main Output:
– dB (off) to 0 dB (U, max)
Speaker Mode
Speaker mode allows you to change the
loudspeaker’s speaker voicing to tailor it
to best suit your particular application.
The four speaker modes are as follows:
• Live – This mode is flat, perfect
for singer-songwriters and other live performers.
• Club – This mode is full range, but focuses
on increased bass and brilliant high frequencies.
This is the place to start for most DJ / music
playback applications.
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2 3
Main
-22
Lo-Z
Live
Voicing Mode :
DRM SUB
Subwoofer :
9 ms
Delay :
+6
130
-7
1.25k
+10
15.5k
Low: Mid: High:
MAIN
EQ
DELAY
SUB
CONFIG
MODE