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E 4 Display Modes • E 4.11 Dialnorm Display
E 4.11.2. Changing parameters for Dialnorm measurement
1. Press and hold the currently marked MODE/SET button until the unit
changes to main menu mode.
2. The cursor is on the Use Preset menu option. Press the Sel (SELECT)
key repeatedly until the preset with your favored 5.1 Surround
configuration is shown.
3. Use Up or Dwn key to set the red cursor on the Modify Preset option and
enter this selection by pressing the Sel (SELECT) key.
4. The cursor is on the Program Meter menu option. Press the Sel (SE-
LECT) key repeatedly to select the PPM option.
5. Use Up or Dwn key to highlight the Mode option (one line below). Press
the Sel (SELECT) key repeatedly to select the 5.1 Surround option, if 5.1
Surround is not displayed.
6. Use Up or Dwn key to highlight the more .. option (one line below). Press
the Sel (SELECT) key to enter the PPM Digital menu page.
7. Use Up or Dwn key to highlight the (Loudness) Weighting option. Press
the Sel (SELECT) key repeatedly to select the weighting filter you prefer.
8. Press the Esc (Escape) key to get back to the Modify Preset menu page.
9. Use Up or Dwn key to highlight the Primary Function option for Multi In-
strument 2. Press the Sel (SELECT) key repeatedly until Dialnorm is
shown.
10. Use Up or Dwn key to highlight the more .. option (one line below) for
Multi Instrument 2. Press the Sel (SELECT) key to enter the Dialnorm
menu page.
11. The cursor is on the Channel Selection option. Press the Sel (SELECT)
key repeatedly to select the channel combination (see Chapter E 5.2.10.4)
you generally work with.
12. When done, press Quit to enter the Save Preset screen.
13. If you want to discard any changes, press Quit again to leave the menu
mode without changes. If you want to save your selection in a user preset,
use
Up or Dwn key to set the cursor on the Store to selection and toggle
through all available user presets with the Sel (SELECT) key.
Note:
There is no copy protection for the presets. Be sure not to destroy a
setup that might be used by another operator.
See Chapter E 5.2.10.4