Lynx DSX-1004, Руководство пользователя

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DSX
You can adjust Output Gains for example: in order to get the right signal to each of the connected
amplifiers, according to their own input sensitivity. And/or to compensate elctrically the diferent ways depending
of the sensibility of the transducers in a multi way system, knowing that most of the times High and Mid
frequencies needs an acoustical adjustment.
The Mute will be activated in the inputs or outputs not used, to avoid possible confusion.
The polarity invertion will be very useful to quickly solve phase problems. If you have some inverted cable
it will help to avoid a "rewire". It will also be necessary to use in case of having to supplement two 2nd Order
Crossovers , and then obtain a «in phase» intersection.
Another useful situation will be in case the physical situation of Sub bass cabinets are not in the same
vertical plane as the rest of the P.A. You will probably fix that by reversing the polarity applying a 180º of phase
invertion, but, we recommend to use Delays to set up the adjustments precisely.
Finally you will always have a reference of what any changes made with each output, thanks to the
labels attached on the main screen.
4 - EDITING WITH DSX
4.10.- Output Delay
This is the next button you will see :
This button will open the DELAY window, the screen will look like this:
In this window, you can configure the final delay to each way. To do this you have sliders that allow you
to adjust the various delays in the outputs on steps of minimum samples. By modifying any of them, the value
of the delay in centimeters and in milliseconds will be displayed below. If you are fine-tuning delay setup, you
can enter to the indicators and increase or decrease with the keyboard up and down arrows.