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Use: 

How to Recall a Preset from the Front Panel

TO RECALL A PRESET-

     

1-

 Press the 

BROWSE

  key until the desired preset number shows in the display.

The selection display flashes until Step 2 (below) is completed.

     2- 

Press the 

ACCEPT

  key to activate the selected preset in the DSP.

Once the preset is active, the display will stop flashing.

Note! 

The 

ACCEPT  button must be pushed within 30 seconds of

selecting the preset. If a longer time passes, the DSP-30 will

revert to its original preset.

FRONT PANEL DISPLAY- Indications during preset operation and recall

Example- Preset 1 is active

as indicated by the steady

illumination of the display.

Press BROWSE once and

the display will increment

to “2.” The display will

flash, indicating the

ACCEPT button must be

pushed to confirm the

selection.

Press ACCEPT once and

the display will change

from flashing to steady

illumination. The ACCEPT

button must be pushed

within 30 seconds of

preset selection.

a)

 Recalling presets will typically be done without the use of a PC by using the Browse and Accept buttons on the front panel.

However, a PC with Signal Manager software may be used if desired. Refer to the on-line Help file to learn more about this.

b)

 Each preset can be dramatically different from one another. For that reason, when a preset is changed the outputs will

mute, the DSP will be reconfigured, and then the outputs will unmute. This happens in fractions of a second. This ensures

that undesired transients are minimized during preset changes. For live shows, this limits the changing of presets to pauses

in the program material (like in between songs or sets).

c) 

The front panel buttons can be ‘locked’ to prevent undesired operation. The next page describes how to do this.

Additional Tips:

Summary of Contents for DSP-30

Page 1: ...1 DSP 30 2 2 XLR Rack mount 2 Channel Digital Signal Processor TD 000097 00 TD 000097 00 Rev B Hardware Manual...

Page 2: ...esidential area is likely to causeharmfulinterference inwhichcase the user will be required to correct the interference at his or her own expense SAFEGUARDS Electrical energy can perform many useful f...

Page 3: ...rol Indicator and Connector Descriptions 12 General Use Guidelines 14 Presets 15 How to save presets into the DSP 30 15 How to recall Presets 16 Lockout feature use 17 Contact closure Feature 18 RS 23...

Page 4: ...0 will mute Overview Front Panel Power switch Signal indicator LED s Multi segment LED numeric display Browse button Accept button RS 232 connector Rear Panel reconfigure and unmute in a fraction of a...

Page 5: ...5 Introduction Illustrations and Dimensions Dimensions...

Page 6: ...sor 1 2 Self adhesive rubber feet 4 3 Hardware Manual this document 1 4 Signal Manager Software CD 1 5 IEC Power Cord 3 x 18 AWG 1 6 RS 232 cable 6 ft 1 Rack mount the DSP 30 by support ing it from un...

Page 7: ...n XLR TRS combo connectors They will accept male XLR plugs or TRS tip ring sleeve 1 4 inch phone plugs The audio output jacks are male 3 pin XLR connectors Balanced connection is recommended for all i...

Page 8: ...mper wire UNBALANCED XLR TRS 1 4 inch TS 1 4 inch phone This style of plug automatically connects the negative terminal to shield when inserted in the jack NOTE for above abbreviations TRS tip ring sl...

Page 9: ...ion shown is representa tive of most simple installations The audio sourceoutputs consoleoutput mediaplayer are connected to the DSP s input jacks The audio program material is processed by the DSP an...

Page 10: ...Signal Manager program Refer to the software help file section RS 232 Communication for the proper procedure and software hardware settings that effect RS 232 communications DSP setup and programming...

Page 11: ...t used when the unit is turned off becomes the active Preset again once the power is reapplied This ensures that the system comes up just as it was left last time it was powered down Do not run your a...

Page 12: ...layindicatesthepre set selected The decimal point after thenumber indicates lock modewhen illuminated A steady display indicates the active preset number A flashing display indi cates the pending pres...

Page 13: ...g for at least 3 seconds locks disables the BROWSE key to prevent accidental operation The ACCEPT key must be pressed again and held for at least 3 seconds to unlock theBROWSEbuttonsothatotherpresetsm...

Page 14: ...oturndowntheamplifier sphysicalgaincontrols Thatway youwon tdamageyourspeakersorcreateveryloudsoundsif you apply a configuration that doesn t do what you thought it would IMPORTANT Please read before...

Page 15: ...our use Modify and save them as your own configurations if they prove useful in your applications You may also create your own to precisely fit your audio system Once a configuration has been created...

Page 16: ...button must be pushed to confirm the selection Press ACCEPT once and the display will change from flashing to steady illumination The ACCEPT button must be pushed within 30 seconds of preset selection...

Page 17: ...OCKED LOCK INDICATOR illuminated when locked TO UNLOCK FRONT PANEL BUTTONS 1 Press and hold the Accept button for at least three seconds 2 The Lock indicator will extinguish 3 The Browse button is ena...

Page 18: ...objects in a DSP configu ration will be triggered by the one contact closure It is not possible to trigger switched gain objects individually This feature requires the construction of a simple RS 232...

Page 19: ...on the DSP Note Pin 9 is used for contact closure input This pin is not normally used by RS 232devices SomelaptopanddesktopcomputerCOMportshavebeenobservedto pull pin 9 to ground this will cause unex...

Page 20: ...h pass filter with a 3dB point of 6 kHz and high speed limiters to protect them from transients DSP 2 as signed to midrange drivers might be set for a band pass filter with 3 dB points at 1 kHz and 7...

Page 21: ...21 Use Application Example TRI AMPED PA CABINETS WITH SUBWOOFER Sample Application Diagram...

Page 22: ...t impedance 600 Ohms balanced RS 232 Port Note Specifications are subject to change without notice Contact Closure Input sense Inputs 1 discrete input TTL compatible pin 9 of RS 232 port Configuration...

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Page 24: ...posewhichshall be CMOS TTL signal compatible Compressor The DSP shall provide a signal compressor that is assignableanywhereinthesignalchain Itshallbebased upon the RMS signal level The compressor sha...

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