RCF spa
ART 9-AX Reference Guide
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The
LOAD/SAVE
page allows saving and recalling the full configuration of the
unit, with the exception of:
-
Bluetooth parameters
-
Edit mode (EASY or ADVANCED)
A total of 8 memory locations can be saved.
Select the desired memory location, then press SAVE; you can modify the
default name, by using the encoder to select the character and the confirm
(encoder push) to jump to next available position. If you press OK, name
editing is completed. The first available character is an END-OF-LINE special
symbol (grayed out) that indicates the name end, ignoring the following
characters; the second available character is the usual space character.
The
UTILITIES
page group several global
parameters and some special functions:
INFO
: provides the current firmware version and
Bluetooth low-level details
DISPLAY
: 3 parameters are available:
-
Backlight Intensity
-
Timeout to Idle, the time interval (in
seconds) of inactivity after which the
display goes in idle state
-
Timeout to Home Page, the time
interval (in seconds) of inactivity after
which the display returns to the Mixer
VIew
FACTORY RESET
: it clears all parameters to the
default state
RESTORE BLUETOOTH
: in rare cases, the
Bluetooth connection may need to be restarted;
this function allows to restart the Bluetooth
section without power cycling the speaker.
The
AUDIO SETUP
page groups global parameters and global
functions.
The
REVERB
and
MIX OUT MODE
pages are already detailed in
previous sections of this document.
The DUCKER page contain individual enable buttons to allow level
reduction of destinations (ch. 2, ch. 3-4 or BT) when a signal is
present on ch. 1 or ch. 2.
As an example, the rightmost screenshot shows that audio signals
on ch. 1 attenuate ch. 3-4 and BT, while audio signals on ch. 2
attenuate BT only.
The
DELAY
page contains individual DELAY settings for both the
MAIN output (the actual speaker) and the MIX OUT connector.
They can be linked for convenience. When MIX OUT is used for
specific functions (XOVER OUT, STEREO) then the Delay Link is
permanently enabled.
Delay value is expressed in ms; when clicking on the encoder, the
current delay value indication alternates between meters and
milliseconds.
Maximum delay value is 136 ms, corresponding to 46.6 meters.
To disable timeouts, for
both Timeout to Idle and
Timeout to Home Page,
set value to zero
