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DP224/6
Operators
Manual
DP226 Quick Reference
Accessing channels
: press channel’s
GAIN
button.
First press accesses that channel’s gain. To scroll
through a channels parameters, use the
BACK
and
NEXT
keys. Second press accesses last viewed
parameter. Third press will drop back to the default
screen.
Accessing menus:
press the
MENU
key. Use the
BACK
and
NEXT
keys to select the sub-menu
required, and enter using the
ENTER
key. This applies
to all levels of menu.
ENTER
always confirms
selections.
The Menus and their Contents
Input Memory Sub-menu:
Used for storage and
recall of input EQ, gain and delay. Also used for storage
and recall of complete input memory sets using a PC
card.
Input Setup Sub-menu:
Used for ganging input EQ
and globally flattening all input EQ.
X-over Sub-menu:
Used for storage and recall of
crossovers, including format, output EQ, output delay,
output gain, and limiter settings. Also used for design of
new crossovers.
Security Sub-menu:
Used for locking various
features of the units, using a four digit code.
System Sub-menu:
Used to view the units status,
and select various global options such as parametric EQ
‘Q’ or bandwidth units, and output meter monitoring
point (pre or post mute).
Remote GPI Sub-menu:
Used to configure the
General Purpose Interface card (if fitted) for remote
recall of memories using contact closure.
Notes
The crossover or output settings are stored and recalled
independently (using store/recall a X-Over) from the input settings
(using store/recall input memory).
The output meters show level, in dB, from the limiter threshold.
The input meters show level, in dB, from input clip.
The high and low-pass filters are defined independently on each
channel.
To access the limiter attack and release parameters, select ‘Auto
Limiter TC’ No, when designing a crossover.
To swap parametric filter units between bandwidth (‘BW’) and ‘Q’,
enter the ‘System sub-menu, select ‘Filter Q or BW’, and select
required readout units.
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