D.A.S. DXi Series, Руководство пользователя

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Manual del Usuario
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User’s Manual
Mix Matrix Section
The mix matrix allows four independent mixes to
be set up for the power amplifier channels and the
auxiliary output channels.
These can be either “Boolean” in design (so just
A+B+C etc.) or a full mix matrix mode can be used
to allow four continuously variable “sends” from the
four input processing channels to be combined.
There are also a variety of templates to act as starting points for crossover duties, where useful
crossover (high and low pass) frequencies are automatically assigned to groups of outputs, dependant
on the format used. For more information on adjusting the mix matrix, please see the output editing
section on page 22. Note that the mix matrix will only be available if it has been selected as part of the
output/auxiliary configurations – see page 27 to change this.
Power Amplifier and Auxiliary Output Processing Channels
There are eight identical channels of output processing in your amplifier: four dedicated to the power
amplifier channels, and a further four that are connected to the auxiliary XLR outputs on the amplifier,
providing analogue feeds to other equipment.
Each output processing channel consists of the following sections:
Output delay time
High and low pass crossover filters (up to 48dB/Oct.)
Output parametric EQ bands 1 through 9
Output gain control
Program (RMS) limiter
Peak limiter
FIR filtering capabilities will be added in a future firmware update. For more information on adjusting
output processing parameters, please see the section beginning on page 18.
DSP LAYOUT, CONFIGURATIONS AND ROUTING (cont'd)