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INITIAL OPERATION
Connect inputs and outputs and plug in mains cable When the unit is
powered, the meter needle will be at '0' if the meter switch has been left in
the 'compress' mode, otherwise, it will rest at the minimum position (if there
is no input program material). Either the red or the blue in/out status
indicator will be on. The red indicates 'by-pass' where the compression
circuit is switched out and the audio signals are directly connected from the
input connectors to the output connectors. Compression is active when the
blue light is on.
Set the controls as follows:
SLOPE to number 3
IN/OUT SWITCH to 'IN' (blue light)
ATTACK to fast; full anti-clockwise.
RELEASE to medium; halfway
OUTPUT GAIN CONTROL set to the 'zero' mark.
Feed some programme material into the unit and set the 'STEREO INPUT
GAIN' control to about number 5; this will correspond to about 10dB gain.
Set the output to match the equipment being driven. (professional studio
equipment is no4 or 0dB. less expensive equipment is often -10dB)
Switch the meter to 'compression', turn up the 'COMPRESSION' control
slowly and, if there is sufficient audio signal, the meter will start to indicate
compression by the needle moving downwards.
The compressor should now be working and your ears can take over.
OPERATIONAL CONTROL EXPLANATIONS
There are two main gain controls on the compressor; the input gain control
and the output gain preset control. The input gain control is a simple stereo
ganged control that sets the audio gain of the front end amplifier. At
maximum, the gain of the unit is about 20dB. So if you set the gain to say
10dB and wind in compression until the output is back at 'zero', you have
10dB true compression. The output gain control is to set the output to a
comfortable level for the equipment it is feeding into.
CAUTION
; The compressor has gain, and a high output capability. If you
hear signs of overloading it's likely that your mixer insert/input point is being
overdriven. it's very unlikely that you are overdriving the compressor: Try
turning down the output volume.
JOEMEEK
SC2.2
Stereo Compressor - User's guide