User guide MX-4
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name (in this case „Sonntag“) as well as the value of the master volume in percent
(total output volume, here 70%). The bar above the preset name is an analogue
representation of the master volume.
On the right-hand side of the display the four little squares represent the 4 outputs (the
numbers 1 through 4 are written above and below the display). A dot within a square
indicates, that this particular output is active.
Please note: The preset settings can be guarded against accidental changes. In this
„preset protection mode“, changes can only be undertaken by
pushing and turning
a
knob
at the same time
.
In order to
switch from one preset to another
, push the preset knob while turning it
until the desired preset shows up in the display; then let go. Now, all is set for the next
application.
3.3 Temporarily changing an existing preset
Should it become necessary to change the volume of a given preset, push the volume
knob (only necessary in the preset protection mode) while turning it to set the desired
value. This change is only temporary, i.e. once the unit is turned off and back on again,
the original preset is active again.
Should it become necessary to temporarily change the active outputs, then briefly
push both knobs at the same time. By pushing the preset knob, the display will
successively show each output. The respective name of the output will appear (in the
example given below „SchiffV“) as well as a little square next to the corresponding
number of the output. „On“ or „off“ indicate whether the output is active or not. This is
also reflected in the little squares, where a dot in the middle indicates an active output.
Turning the volum
e knob by one click, you can change the output to „on“ (active) or
„off“ (deactivated). Briefly pushing the volume knob will take you one level back, and in
the display you will see the preset name again with its current settings. These
changes are also temporary, i.e. will only be effective until the unit is turned off and
back on again.
4
Extended functions
4.1
Programming a new preset (or reprogramming an existing one)
This section describes how to programme one of the 20 preset slots, i.e. give a preset
name and select the desired master volume and outputs. In the same fashion, existing
presets can be reprogrammed (as opposed to the temporary changes described in
section 3.3).
First, turn the unit off with the main on/off switch in the back.
Then, turn the unit back on, while pushing both the volume und preset knobs at the
same time. Keep the knobs pushed until the parameter menu appears (see below).
The four items „preset“, „parameters“, „config“, and „service“ appear.
Briefly push the preset knob.
The first preset will appear („preset 1“ in case no preset
