Omnia Omnia.9, Installation And Operation Manual

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Output Menu
The Output Menu is where you will find the Pilot Level adjustment, the Auto Pilot control, the
output levels for MPX1 and MPX2, the mode settings for MPX 1 and MPX2, the Diversity Delay
control, the Program Pass-­‐through control, the main enable/disable processing control, the bypass
level setting, and Omnia.9’s built-­‐in MPX generator. For your convenience, some of these controls
are duplicated and can be accessed within the I/O Options page of the System Menu.
The Pilot Level control allows you to set the level of pilot injection over a range of 0 to 20%
in one-­‐tenth dB increments.
Auto Pilot is a feature that automatically turns off the pilot when mono audio is detected,
which can help reduce multipath distortion and eliminates stereo noise when it is most
noticeable, such as on dry voice.
The MPX1 and MPX2 Output Level sliders provide very precise control of the composite
output levels of each MPX output section with a range of -­‐30 to 0db in one-­‐hundredth dB
increments.
The MPX1 and MPX2 Mode controls allow you to pass the input Omnia.9’s external MPX
inputs directly through to the output, a useful feature if you wish to compare your old
processor (or any processor for that matter) to the Omnia.9.
The Bypass Processing control bypasses the dynamics section of the Omnia.9 (AGC,
multiband, limiters, stereo enhancer, etc.). It does not bypass the clipper, nor does it bypass
Undo.
The Bypass Gain slider determines the level of the bypassed audio so that you can compare
unprocessed and processed sound at the same overall levels.
The Diversity Delay control allows you to delay the FM analog audio so that it time-­‐aligns
properly with the HD-­‐1 audio and provides a smooth, unobtrusive switch between the two
on-­‐air signals. Double-­‐clicking on the slider brings up separate controls for “Coarse” and
“Fine” settings.