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switchs between –10 dBV or +4 dBV inputs. The +4
dB position should be considered the “normal” position and should
be used with professional systems. The -10 dB position allows the
unit to be driven with “hi-fi” level equipment or directly from a CD
player.
toggle on/off.
operation is selectable on input A.
controls digital processing headroom and is adjustable from 0 dB through –100 dB. This adjustment is best left
as high as possible but may be adjusted as necessary.
is variable from –6 dB to +6 dB and is used to match analog input sensitivity as necessary.
Exit this screen by selecting “” and pressing the data wheel or pressing the “setup” button.
Toggles between Stereo and Mono. Selecting Stereo associates the
A/B channel inputs. It does not affect the output channels. When
engaged in “stereo” adjusting a parameter on channel A will make
a corresponding adjustment on Ch B. This may be most useful when
adjusting GEQs, Delay or Dynamic settings. Preliminary adjustments
can be made to both channels in this manner and then the switch
can be toggled to mono allowing further independent adjustment of
single inputs. The switch may be toggled again to link up the dynamic
sections for stereo tracking of the comp/limiters.
Allows engaging the +48 V phantom power as well as adjusting the
Mic gain range from 23 dB to 67 dB of gain. Select “done” or press
“setup” to escape to the main screen.
This screen selects the parameters for the signal generator. Pink,
White or Sine may be selected. When Sine is selected the frequency
of the sine wave may be adjusted for 20 Hz to 20 kHz. The output
level may be adjusted by highlighting the fader graphic and adjusting
the Level control. An In/Out button is provided to turn on and off the
generator. The screen may be exited by selecting “done” or pressing
the “setup button. The Generator must be assigned to an output of
your choice with the Matrix. A single B and pass filter can also be
assigned to that output and the skirts may be adjusted to provide
limited bandwidth noise for testing purposes.
The matrix provides the method to assign inputs to outputs. In the
default configuration NO SIGNAL IS PASSED through the unit until
some selection in the matrix is made. This prevents potentially
destructive signals from reaching the wrong outputs. The inputs
are represented by the rows and the outputs by the columns. Most
users will commonly assign crossovers in the setup screen so that
only a single input assignment will be necessary. In addition to the
line inputs the RTA and GEN inputs are assigned in this screen. To
continue from the matrix you must exit from the upper left or the
lower right squares.