Phonic KT-210A, User Manual, Page: 9 / 30

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KT-8A / KT-210A
KT-8A / KT-210A
English
MAIN
The “Main” menu in the KT Windows software pro-
vides a number of controls for each of the frequency
ranges provided within the software.
SOLO BUTTON: This will solo the corresponding
mix, whether it’s the INPUT mix or the HF, LF or
MF. When a signal is soloed, all others will mute.
This includes all other speakers connected to your
network. This feature is useful for helping to detect
faults in speakers while suspended. If you “SOLO” the
“INPUT” of the speaker suspected of being at fault,
all others will mute and you can demo the speaker
individually and rule it out as the cause.
ON BUTTON:
The on button simply turns the cor-
responding frequency range on and off. Turning the
“INPUT” off will effectively mute the speaker, while
turning off the “LF” (low frequency), “MF” (middle
frequency) or “HF” (high frequency) controls will cut
off their respective frequency ranges. Please note
that the KT-210A only features HF and LF while the
KT-8A features HF, MF and LF.
LEVEL CONTROL: The main menu features a “vir-
tual fader” that can be adjusted by simply dragging
the fader up and down using your mouse. Click the
fader and move the mouse up or down to adjust.
LEVEL METER:
Each of the individual level controls
also features a level meter located directly beside it.
When levels are obviously excessive, Phonic advises
reducing them to reduce the risk of distortion.
INVERT PHASE: Immediately below the level con-
trol and meter is an invert phase button. This will
immediately invert the phase of the incoming signal,
whether it’s the “input” signal, or the low, mid, or high
frequencies.