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signed frequencies (configured during setup). In-
creased activity at one of those frequencies may
cause the filter to go deeper (e.g.., deepen from -12
dB to -15 dB). Activating the Lock Fix function
prevents the Fixed filters from going deeper at their
assigned frequencies.
FIXED & DYNAMIC FILTER CONFIGURATION
The filters can be reconfigured easily from the
factory default setting (six fixed and two Dynamic) to
any combination of Fixed and Dynamic filters. For
example, the following procedure will set three filters
Fixed and five Dynamic:
1. Place the unit in Bypass mode.
2. Power down the SOLO.
3. While depressing the Reset button, power up
the unit.
4. Release the Reset button. The Filter Indicator
LEDs will now light in sequence.
5. When the third LED is lit, press the Reset button.
6. Notice that the first three LEDs flash three times
to verify that they are now the Fixed filters.
Filters which do not flash are Dynamic filters.
NOTE: The Fixed filters flash three times whenever
the FBX is powered up.
RESET OPTIONS
The Reset button has two functions: You can reset
all the FBX filters, or just the Dynamic filters. Hold
the Reset button in and all the filter LEDs will begin
flashing. To clear only the Dynamic filters, release
the Reset button when the Dynamic filter LEDs go
off (after three flashes). To clear all the filters, do not
release the Reset button until all the filters LEDs go
off (approximately 7 flashes). A full reset is recom-
mended whenever you change speaker or mi-
crophone positions. NOTE: Factory default is 6
Fixed and 2 Dynamic filters, so if you reset Dynam-
ics only those two lights will go out during reset. And
remember, whenever you perform a full reset you
will automatically be in Turbo mode.
WARNING: Do not reset all filters during the
program. This releases all the feedback you elimi-
nated during setup. Use extreme caution when
resetting the Dynamic filters, because you may need
those filters at that moment during the show.
