the display to the right when the SR 400 D is in utility mode.
3) UTILITY
- This button is used to put the SR 400 D in Utility mode. Once in utili-
ty mode, the SR 400 lets you edit functions such as: Temperature, Humidity, delay
units, humidity units, Screen contrast and Keyboard lock.
4) DISPLAY
- The display of the SR 400 D shows all pertinent programming informa--
tion of the SR 400 D.
5) CLIP and Signal LEDs
- The green signal LED indicates signal is being sent into
the SR 400 D. The red clip LED indicates the input signal is clipping the unit internal-
ly. If the Clip LED is lighting, turn the input level down until clipping stops.
6) STORE -
Press the store button to save any changes made to the unit. To exit the
store mode, simply press any one of the other buttons to exit.
7) DELAY 1
- This button is used to select Delay 1 for editing the delay unit.
8) DELAY 2
- This button is used to select Delay 2 for editing the delay unit.
9) DATA WHEEL
- The Data Wheel is used to make edits to any of the selected
functions.
10) INPUT KNOB CHANNEL 1
- Controls the level of the signal at the SR 400 D's Channel 1 input
level. Set this level until the CLIP LED begins to light and back off the knob slightly. When the
INPUT knob is set properly, the CLIP LED should flicker dimly on only the loudest
passages.
11) INPUT KNOB CHANNEL 2
- Use this knob to control the input level of Channel 2.
Rear Panel Connections
The SR 400 D's rear panel is even simpler than the front, and that means faster hookup
times for you. The rear panel has:
1) CHANNEL 1 XLR INPUT-
This is the connection for the Channel 1 input of the SR 400 D. For single input applica-
tions, use this input.
2) BARRIER STRIP INPUT CONNECTION
- This is the Barrier strip connection for the Channel 1 and 2 Inputs
connections of the SR 400D.
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