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PA-120Net, PA-240Net
– Using the Embedded Web Pages
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Mixing the Input Signal Levels
The indication buttons next to Input 1 and Input 2 appear green when there is an active signal
on that input.
To set the Mixing Level:
1. In the Navigation pane, click
Speaker Output
.
The Speaker Output page appears (see
).
2. In the Mix column, use the sliders to set the mixing level for each input or enter their
value below the sliders.
3. Set the High-Pass Filter
ON
or
OFF
to cut-off frequencies lower than 70Hz.
To save energy, enable the High-Pass Filter when outputting soft background music or
speech sources.
Setting Equalization Levels
We recommend that you first set the frequencies, then the Q and finally the Bass Mid and
Treble ranges.
To set EQ levels:
1. In the navigation pane click
Speaker Output
. The Speaker Output page appears.
2. In the EQ column set the following:
▪
Frequency: Bass [60Hz, 80Hz, 100Hz or 200Hz] Mid [500Hz, 1kHz, 1.5kHz or
2.5kHz] and Treble [10kHz, 12.5kHz, 15kHz or 17.5kHz] frequency.
▪
Q-Factor: Bass, Mid and Treble [0.1 to 16].
The lower the Q value, the wider the bandwidth.
▪
Equalization: Bass, Mid and Treble via the sliders or enter their value [dB] below the
sliders.
Setting the Master Volume and Balance
The maximum master volume level of the speaker output is set via the VOLUME attenuator
on page
In the Master Volume column:
•
Use the slider to set the speaker audio level or enter the value [dB] below the slider.
•
Click
to mute/unmute the output volume.
•
Set the left right balance on the speaker output.