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3 Basics of Equalization
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Program
If you want to cancel any action in progress and return to
Program mode, just press the [PROGRAM] button.
Value Encoder (VALUE)
On far right side you’ll find a knob marked [VALUE], which is
used to edit the gain amount of the frequency you have selected
with the [BAND SELECT] buttons. (It is also possible to select
and edit several frequencies at once, as you’ll see later.) The
[VALUE] encoder is also used for all sorts of data entry, such as
selecting programs and curves, changing global parameter values
and so forth. Changes made with the [VALUE] encoder are
reflected in the Numerical LED Display to the left of the knob.
Numerical LED Display
The three-digit LED display you see to the left of the [VALUE]
encoder is always showing either a value or an abbreviated name.
To help you know at a glance what sort of information the display
is giving you, there are three green LEDs immediately below the
Numerical LED Display:
PROG If this LED is lit, this means the value in the
display is a program number. You will see this
when the unit is in Program mode or Store
mode.
CURVE When lit, this LED indicates that the number
in the display is telling you which curve has
been chosen.
dB This LED tells you that the value in the
display pertains to a gain change.
The only time that none of these LEDs will be lit is when the
DEQ830 is in Utility mode.