Note:
In this first phase of setting up your sound system, the adjustment of these functions (which if
not Indispensable during installation) can wait. But do remember that adjusting the equalizers can
also affect the single Level. If considerable equalization changes are made, remember to check &
adjust the output levels too.
Explanations of letters
F 0 4
A 1 2 3 4
4 W a y + B
B 5 6
Disable the
function on the outputs you intend using and listen the sound, carry out instrum-
ental checks (if you have the necessary equipment) and any corrections required.
Then, if necessary, adjust the values of the following functions:
Output equalizers
Output limiters
MUTE
Output EQ
Output Limiter
The letters indicate the inputs:
A=Input A
B=Input B
S=SUM(sum of inputs A and B)
D=post Delay(Sum 1)
P=post PEQ (Sum 2)
Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6indicate the respective outputs.
In the example:
The signal connected to Input A is assigned to outputs 1, 2, 3 and 4.
The signal connected to Input B is assigned to outputs 5 and 6.
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onfiguration & Functions
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4. THE MENU MAP CONFIGURATION DESCRIPTION
The control software is organized in
and
menus, each of which contains
the relative types of parameters and functions.
IN, OUT, LOAD, SAVE
UTILITY
Load & Save PRESET
This menu page allows the required PRESET to be loaded and made operatively.
To load a PRESET:
Use the
to reach the required PRESET.
10 Factory PRESETS, 70 User PRESETS are available.
DIAL
Note:
PRESETS
*Default* PRESET
since the system must always be configured, there are no empty memory areas. All the User areas
unused by custom
are automatically occupied by the
, which contains a standard
start configuration with all the values of the various parameters at zero.
F
F 0 1
L o a d
P r e s e t
2 x 2 W a y + D
1) Load PRESET
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