AGILE AV dsp amp, Руководство пользователя

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User manual version 1
AV dsp amp
channel that contains any valid audio is selected and becomes the new input
source. But if you put in the USB cable but you want to use the analogue input
you can force the analogue input to be used. This can be done for all inputs, the
options Analogue, SPDIF and USB Audio.
When the module selects one of the inputs this is shown by the active input
lights.
Under the Setup select part the system setup can be selected. There can be
chosen between:
2-channel Stereo Bridged
Master on the left Master on the left Master on the left
Master on the right* Master on the right* Master on the right*
Mid/Sub, L+R Sub, L+R
Side, L-R
* Only on digital audio board, for analogue version cinches has to be changed
like described in
‘
Hardware part’.
The output signal of the subout channel van be controlled in the Subout
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control panel. Normally this will be set to L+R to use one subwoofer, but if you
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want to use a subwoofer on both sides you can set the subout to only use left or
right input signal.
The last thing that can be controlled in this window is volume. This can be done
by setting the scrollbar to a desired position or by typing the value in the
volume field , this value is send when pressed enter .
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All of the configurations made here will be redirected from master to slave,
when presented. So there is no need to connect the slave module to the pc.
The slave module is always the opposite of the master, so master left will set
the slave to right. This is done automatically because the module knows whether
it is master or slave.
Only when the module is switched off by remote all settings, like volume and
setup, are stored in memory.
Filter design
When you want to make some filters
for your module they can be
designed in the Filter design .
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Under view there can be switched
between the control panel and the
filter design window.
The following pages will give you a
widespread instruction of the
possibilities of the program.
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