AKG CEQ1/1, Руководство пользователя

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CEQ1/1 und CEQ1/1BB
3. Front Panel Description
CEQ 1/1
AUTOMATIC EQUALIZER
POWER SAVE SELECT DOWN UP
Adjust EQ Curve
Band: 1K Level: 0
CEQ 1/1BB
AUTOMATIC EQUALIZER
POWER SAVE SELECT DOWN UP
Adjust EQ Curve
Band: 1K Level: 0
Figure 3 - CEQ1/1 and CEQ1/1BB Front Panel
POWER SWITCH and LED
- Indicates that the CEQ1/1 has AC power and is on.
LCD DISPLAY
- Shows the available menus items for configuring the EQ1.
SAVE Button
- Saves the current value of all EQ1 parameters to nonvolatile memory. Used if
changes are made from the front panel which should become permanent. If the SAVE button is
not pressed after any changes, the changes will be lost when the power is removed from the EQ1.
SELECT Button
- Moves the active cursor between menu categories.
UP and DOWN Buttons
- Increments or decrements the values in the active menu category. If
the Up and Down buttons are both pushed while the power is turned on, the EQ1 will be returned
to factory default condition. Factory defaults are as follows:
1) Stored EQ curve is reset to flat.
2) User Target curves 1-3 are reset to Factory curves 1-3.
3) Pop Suppress system is set to off.
4) LCD display contrast is set to the factory default.
5) Operational mode is set to Local.
CEQ1/1 Menu Options:
CEQ1/1 Address
- Allows the LecNet address of the EQ1 to be changed. The factory default
address is 131.
Adjust EQ Curve
- Allows the cut or boost value of each of the 27 1/3 octave bands to be
adjusted. Adjustment range is +/-15dB.
Adjust Target Curve
- Allows any of the three user programmable target curves (U1, U2, or U3) to
be adjusted. Adjustment range for any band is +/-15dB. Note that while no adjustment of the three
factory curves (F1, F2, and F3) is allowed, the factory values may be reviewed using this menu option.
Adjust Target Curve Input Source
- Allows the input source associated with each of the user
programmable target curves (U1, U2, or U3) to be chosen. Note that while no change may be
made to the input source of the three factory curves (F1, F2, and F3), the factory values may be
reviewed using this menu option.
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