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Remaining Setup
15) Now that the speaker configuration, crossovers, levels and delays have been set up for input select button #1,
they should be copied to all input select buttons as a good starting point. Do this in the MACROS submenu when
input select # 1 is the current input.
16) Each input select button has a default mode assigned to it. The default mode for a given input select button is set
and stored in the first SETUP / INPUT page. As the user scrolls through the list of modes, there are 2 positions in
this list that are not currently used. In these positions, the word SKIP will be displayed.
a) Press input select button #1.
b) Go to the SETUP/INP – page 1 submenu.
c) Set the applicable default MODE .
d) Repeat steps b and c for each input select button.
17) An input signal is “processed” a certain way depending on which MODE is currently selected. It is possible to
further process this signal for specific applications. (For details, refer to the Post Process section of this manual”).
If it is desired to further process the signal, continue with this step.
a) With Input # 1 selected, go to the Post Process submenu.
b) Select a Post Process.
c) Select Input # 2.
d) Go to the Post Process submenu.
e) Select a Post process.
f) Repeat steps c and d for each input select that it is desired to have a Post Process.
18) The audio and video SOURCE pages allow the user to map up to six audio input and 6 video input jacks to the
currently selected input. It is recommended that all other displayed jacks in this submenu be cleared if they are not
to be used. Please refer the
Mapping Jacks and Search Order sections of this manual for additional details about
mapping input jacks to a given Input Select button.
Verify that the desired rear panel audio and video input jacks are properly mapped to each Input Select button that
is to be used.
a) Select input # 1.
b) Go to the AUDIO SOURCE submenu.
c) Map all appropriate rear panel audio input jacks.
d) Go to the VIDEO SOURCE submenu.
e) Map all appropriate video input jacks.
f) Select input # 2.
g) Repeat steps b through e for all used input select buttons.
19) All analog sources must have their input levels set in order to obtain the best signal to noise ratio as well as to
ensure that no clipping occurs.
a) Go to the ANALOG LEVELS submenu.
b) Select the first set of jacks with an analog input jack assigned to it.
c) Adjust the analog input level.
d) Repeat steps b and c for each analog source.
Make adjustments so that during the most aggressive passages, the red clip light never comes on, but the –6 or –
12 lights are on.
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