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BPM DISPLAY

HEADPHONE AMPLIFIER

The main display should now show the BPM reading of the monitored audio and the ‘Beat’
indicator should flash on each downbeat, as in the following example:

The right-hand digit of the BPM display may fluctuate slightly as the BPM engine constantly
analyses and updates the reading. Any major shift in tempo (changing the playback speed
using a CD/vinyl deck’s pitch control) will be tracked and displayed in real-time by the MICRO
BPM.

When the input signal level drops to zero (end of track) the BPM display will flash three times
and change from:

When further beat information is detected the BPM reading will be resumed.

If beat information becomes temporarily unavailable in the monitored audio signal (quiet or
complex passages, acapella styles etc.) the BPM reading and flashing Beat indication will be
displayed for a period of 10 seconds (’BPM hold’ mode). This feature is designed to maintain
BPM readings during short breaks in the audio track thus giving a more stable reading. If, after
10 seconds beat information is still unavailable, the display will flash three times and change
to ‘Idle’ mode (four centre bars) as shown above.

To hear the monitored audio on the connected headphones, slowly turn up the ‘LEVEL’ control
on the MICRO BPM until a comfortable listening level is reached.

The High and Low EQ controls on the MICRO BPM can be used to adjust the monitored
sound to your individual requirements. From the centre-click null position, turn the knobs
clockwise to boost or anti-clockwise to cut the specified audio frequencies.

When the ‘Stereo/Mono’ switch is set to ‘Mono’(down position) the monitored audio signal will
be centralised - i.e. the left and right channel signals will be equal.

AVOID USING HIGH LEVEL

SETTINGS FOR LONG PERIODS AS DAMAGE TO HEARING OR HEADPHONES MAY
OCCUR.

NOTE: this product is NOT designed for use with ‘split-cue’ headphone monitoring systems.

OPERATION

BEAT

BPM

BPM

BPM

Example reading = 138.2 BPM

3 flashes indicates
‘BPM lost’ mode

to...

Flashes on
each beat

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Summary of Contents for micro bpm

Page 1: ...PATENT PENDING Issue 4...

Page 2: ...mage to your hearing Also the headphones may be damaged if high output levels are maintained Always use the lowest most comfortable volume level setting to suit the particular environment We cannot be...

Page 3: ...nting facilities all in one little portable box Please read the following sections of this manual carefully to understand the operation of your new RED Sound DJ The powerful high quality audio amplifi...

Page 4: ...g from the monitored audio signal will be displayed here The centre click High 6 5kHz and Low 100Hz EQ controls can be used to cut or boost the audio signal whenever adjustment is required This knob c...

Page 5: ...nting options included with the MICRO BPM 1 Stick one in each corner on the underside panel for free mounting 2 Stick one either side of the serial number label on the underside panel Locate a flat cl...

Page 6: ...is selected for monitoring The MICRO BPM s bi colour INPUT indicator at the top of the front panel has been designed to show four different input level conditions as follows OFF No audio signal presen...

Page 7: ...to maintain BPM readings during short breaks in the audio track thus giving a more stable reading If after 10 seconds beat information is still unavailable the display will flash three times and chang...

Page 8: ...RMS 8 ohms 12dB 6 5kHz 12dB 100Hz Switchable 1 Metre 3 5mm to 6 3mm plug 2 x chrome brackets 2 x M6 screws 2 x M6 nuts 2 x double sided adhesive pads 4 x rubber feet Audio input Headphone output AC p...

Page 9: ...following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which...

Page 10: ...Bourne House Cores End Road Bourne End Bucks SL8 5AR England Phone 44 0 1628 819191 Fax 44 0 1628 819111...

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