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magic the gathering official encyclopedia volume 3 the complete card guideA polarized plug has two blades UNDERTAKING OR REPRESENTATION. THIS MANUAL Instructions with one wider than the other. Here you can mute the inputs and outputs of the DCX2496.Most of them include several pages, which you can select with the PAGE buttons. The PARAM button selects individual parameters from one page, the data wheel edits them. Be sure that at the new link to be activated and the name of the inputs that will be overwritten least two outputs are open (UNMUTE OUTPUTS TO ALIGN), otherwise no delay (black field). To lock a parameter page you must activate the PAGE LOCK function (ON). The unit will prompt you to enter a password.Now, if you try to edit any parameter, the display will prompt you to enter your password. The process follows the same logic as the PAGE LOCK routine. Locked presets cannot be deleted. In this menu, STORE TO selects the bank to which the preset is stored: INTERNAL or CARD. The circuit design has an automatic hum suppression with balanced signals and is able to operate, without problem, even at highest levels. Necessary modifications are carried out without notice. Thus, the specifications and design of the device may differ from the information given in this manual. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. This Agreement governs theThroughout this Agreement, EndIf you have alreadyNothing in this Agreement grants you (orThis shall not limit; however, any claim Music Tribe may have of a breach ofYou shall use the highest standard ofExcept as expressly granted in this Agreement, Music Tribe reserves and shall retain allYou acknowledge andMG-IP is not responsible in any way for the Third-Party Software or your use thereof.http://retete.pentrugatit.ro/userfiles/electronic-lab-manuals-pdf.xml

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You may not use the Image in any way that misrepresents your relationship with Music Tribe. You may not alter, or modify the Image, in whole or in part, for any reason. You, are responsible for your use of the Image and hold Music Tribe IP Ltd free and harmless from any liability connected to your use of the Image. Any misuse of the Image or breach of this Agreement will cause Music Tribe IP Ltd. Midas irreparable harm for which immediate or pre-emptive injunctive relief may be proper. Page Count: 36 T able of C on tents Thank you. 2 Important Safet y Instructions. 3 Legal Disclaimer. 3 Limited W arranty. 3 1. Intro duc ti on. 5 2. Cont rol El eme nts. 5 3. Quic k Star t. 7 4. Menu Structure and Editing. 7 5. A udio Connections. 18 6. Applications. 18 7. Speci?cations. 31 8. Block Diagram. 33 9. Menu Struc tur e. 34 All?other installation or modi.Please read the manual. Caution T o reduce the risk of electric shock, do?not remov e the top cov er (or the rear section). No user serviceable par ts inside. Refer ser vicing to quali.http://xn--80aab8aioy.xn--p1ai/userfiles/elk-ts071-manual.xmlThe apparatus shall not be exposed t o dripping or splashing liquids and no objects.Caution These service instructions are for use by quali.T o?reduce the risk of electric shock do not per form any servicing other than that contained in the operation instructions. Repairs have t o be per formed by quali.Install in accordanc e with the manufacturer’ s instruc tions. 8. Do not install near any heat sourc es such as radiators, heat regist ers, stov es, or other apparatus (including ampli.A polariz ed plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding-type plug has two blades and a third gr ounding prong. T he wide blade or the third pr ong are provided for y our safety. If?the provided plug does not.Ser vicing is required when the appar atus has been damaged in any wa y, such as power supply cor d or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the appara tus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moistur e, does not operate normally, or has been?dropped. 15. The appara tus shall be connected to a MAINS socket outlet with a protective earthing connection. 16. Where the M AINS plug or an appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain r eadily operable.If the product shows any defects within the speci. In?case MUSIC?Group decides to r eplace the entire pr oduct, this?limited warran ty shall apply to the replacement product for the remaining initial warr anty period, i.e., one (1) year (or otherwise applicable minimum warranty period) from the dat e of purchase of the original product. (3) Upon validation of the warr anty claim, the repaired or replacement pr oduct will be returned to the user freight pr epaid by MUSIC?Group. (4) W arranty claims other than those indicated abov e are expr essly excluded.Should your MUSIC Gr oup Authorized Reseller not be located in y our vicinity, y ou may contact the MUSIC?Group Authorized F ul.Where applicable, MUSIC?https://www.becompta.be/emploi/emachines-t2984-manual-0Group warrants the v alves or meters contained in the pr oduct to be free from defects in material and w orkmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from da te of purchase. (2) This limited w arranty does not cover the pr oduc t if it has been electronically or mechanically modi.This?limit ed warranty does not cover an y such modi. Under the terms of this limited warr anty, MUSIC?Group shall not be held responsible for any c ost resulting from such a modi.MUSIC?Gr oup or its authorized service center will inform the buyer of any such cir cumstance. If the buyer fails to submit a written r epair order within 6 weeks after noti.Such costs will also be invoic ed separately when the buyer has sen t in a written repair or der. (10) MUSIC Group Authoriz ed Resellers do not sell new products directly in online auctions. Purchases?made through an online auction are on a “buyer bewar e” basis. Online auction con? rmations or sales receipts ar e not accepted for w arranty veri.Fo r this pur pose, the ULTRADRIVE PRO provide s up to six?out put s. Multi-w ay speaker sys tems are use d in many applic ations—inc luding s tereo sys tems, cinema s, discothe ques and con cer t halls. Due to the hig h qualit y demands made by to day’s consumers, they c an even be f ound in “simple” produc t s such a s TV s ets. Why ? A single loudsp eaker cannot r eproduce t he entire aud ible f requenc y sp ec tru m with t he same hig h qualit y. If it is co nnec ted to a c rossover ne two rk and only has to repr oduce a limite d fre quenc y ban d, the qualit y will impr ove considerab ly in terms o f fre quenc y resp onse and disp ersi on pat tern. Th is also reduces i ntermod ulation dis tor tion in t he treb le range (due to the diaphragm displacement produced by bass frequencies). ? This ma nual f ir st de scr ibe s the term inol ogy us ed, so tha t you unde rs tan d the uni t and it s fun c tions. Please r ead the manual carefully and keep it for future refer ence. 1.1 Before you get star ted 1.1.1 Ship ment The UL TR ADRIVE PRO was car ef ully packed in t he fac tor y to guar antee sa fe transpo r t. Never thele ss, we recomm end that you c aref ully examin e the packa ging and it s content s for any signs o f physical damag e, which may have occur red dur ing transi t. ? If the uni t is dama ged, ple ase do NOT r etur n it to us, bu t notif y yo ur dealer and the shipping company im mediately, otherwise claims for damage o r rep lacemen t may not be gr anted. 1.1. 2 Init ial operation Be sure that t here is eno ugh space arou nd the unit f or coolin g purp oses and, to avoid over -heat ing, please d o not place the DC X 2 496 on high -temperatu re devices suc h as radiato rs or p ower amps. ? Blown f use s must o nly be r eplac ed by fu ses of th e same t y pe and rat ing. The conso le is connec te d to the mains via th e supplied c able. It mee ts t he requir ed saf et y st andards. ? Please m ake sure tha t all unit s have a pro per gr ound c onnec t ion. For your ow n safe ty, never remove or di sab le the gr oun d condu c tor fr om the uni t or the AC power cor d. 1.1. 3 Warranty Please take tim e to ?ll out and re turn t he warra nty c ard wi thin 14 da ys af ter the date of purc hase. T o arran ge for war rant y ser v ice, please cont ac t the BEHRINGER ret ailer fr om whom th e equipme nt was purc hased. Should your coun tr y not be lis ted, pleas e contac t the di str ibutor neares t you.Blown f uses mu st be rep laced by a fus e of the s ame t ype and r ating. (19) The mains co nnec tion i s an IEC recep tacle. An appr opriate power cor d is?included. (20) The 9 -pin R S- 232 inter face allows you to co nnec t your DC X 2 496 to a computer. This enables you to s ave and load ?les, up date the DC X2496 operat ing sof t war e, or remotely cont rol one or s everal UL TR ADRIVE PRO unit s fro m a PC. Free ed itor sof t ware can b e downloa ded at behr inger. com. (21) When you have daisy- chaine d several ULTRADRIVE PRO via the LINK connec tor s (see (22) ), please p ress the TE RM sw itch on th e ?rs t and last u nit of the chain, to avoid data r e?ec t ions and tr ansmission er ror s. ? Gener al rul e: As soo n as one dev ice in the c hain is i ntegrate d into the sy stem v ia only o ne of the LINK conn ec tor s, the TERM s witch must b e pre ssed (ON). Input?C c an be use d for line signa ls or for conne c ting a measu ring microp hone. If?AUTO ALIGN has been enabled in t he SETUP menu (see chapter 4.2.2), input?C will be set f or mic levels automa tically. Additionally, phantom power for t he measur ing microp hone will be swi tched on. Y ou will ? nd a desc ripti on of how you can e xplo re your DC X 2 496 and its ver s atile and intui tive feat ures be low. This chapte r is just a s tar tin g point fo r fut ure excu rsion s. So, please read t he entire us er ’ s manual to take f ull advant age of all your DC X 2 496 ’s features and f unc tions. Please work yo ur way throug h the followi ng six chapter s (3. 1 to 3.6), one af ter the other. On the ? rs t menu page, selec t?an o utpu t con?gurat ion (OUT CONFI GURATION) to determine w hich outpu ts ar e used f or which f req uenc y range s. One mono an d three s tereo con?gurati ons are?available. The mono con ?gurati on allows you to split th e input signal in to six di?e rent fre quenc y rang es. The s tereo con ?guratio ns allow a maximu m of three d i?eren t fre quenc y rang es per s tereo side. The ab breviat ions L, M and H s tand f or Low, Mid and High Spe aker. With t he parame ters FREQ and T YPE you can de ?ne the slop e of the cr ossover f reque nc y and also sele c t a ?lter t ype. When t he parame ter X-OVER ADJU ST MODE is s et to “LINK”, any changes to the c ross over fre quenc y will also shif t t he neighbo ring f reque nc y ranges. Here you c an mute the inp uts and outp ut s of the DC X 2 496. Thu s, you can monitor eac h fre quenc y ban d, either indi vidually or to gether w ith a neighb oring band, to allow per f ec t edit ing of the is olated f reque nc y range. T o quit th e MUTE menu pre ss MUTE a secon d time. Se lec t either INT o r CAR D (PCMCIA memor y c ard), then enter the pre set you wish to rec all. We included som e ty pical p rese ts, whic h you can us e as a basis f or your own applic ation s. For fu r ther inf ormati on see c hapter 4.7 “ REC ALL m e n u ”. 3.6 Restoring the factor y prese ts If you wish to re store t he UL TRADRIVE PRO ’ s fac to r y pres ets, pr ess and ho ld both P AGE but tons on the f ront p anel sw itching on th e unit. The D CX 24 96 prom pts you to con?rm (OK) or C ANCEL. Pre ss OK to eras e the inter nal memor y and re stor e the fac tory preset s. ? Please n ote that re stor ing the f ac tor y pr eset s will i rrevo cab ly eras e all edited presets. 4. Menu Struct ure and Editing This chapter d escr ibes all f unc tio ns, operat ing steps an d parame ter pages in f ull detail. Whi le workin g with your D CX 24 96, please ke ep the user ’s manual on hand, and use it a s a refer ence in cas e of prob lems. 4.1 Gene ral operating struct ure and display?presentation When you sw itch on your ULTRADRIVE PRO DC X2496, the display shows a graphic with t he cur rent rout ing of the uni t, i.e. how inputs an d outpu ts are lin ked to each other. Mo st of t hem include s everal page s, which you c an sele c t with t he P AGE but tons. The PARAM but ton se lec t s individua l parame ters f rom one page, the dat a whee l edit s them. Con?r m new se tt ings wit h OK, or c ancel your sele c tion wi th CANCEL. T his oper ating st ruc tur e is the sam e for all menus s o it will not b e repeated in ea ch sec t ion of the manual. The menu name is sh own at the top -lef t of the disp lay. Please us e input s A and B in the se mod es.When this func t ion is enable d ( ON), linking s everal out put s to each other, the display will show small connec tin g lines bet ween th e individua l outpu ts. Any fur th er changes to t he parame ters of a sp eci ?c outp ut will be t ransf erre d direc t ly to the linked out put. However, an y edi ts made to a LONG DEL A Y value (see chapter s 4.2.2 and 4.5.5) will not be tr ansfe rred to t he other ou tput. This?param eter can b e adjus ted spec i?ca lly for each o utpu t. SHORT DELAY set ting s (see chapter s 4.2.2 and 4.5.5) will be trans fer red as lo ng as OUT Stereo Link is on. ? In the MONO co nf igur ation, th e Out Stereo L ink f unc tio n cann ot be ac tivated.With the AU TO ALI GN fu nc tion you c an delay the out put signal au tomaticall y by a cer tain amou nt, so as to eliminate p hase can cellations c aused by spea ker alignment. Fo r example, whe n the diaphra gms of severa l speakers are n ot in the sa me phase i t leads to cancellat ions due to arr ival tim e di?er ences. Identic al?signals are ra diated f rom di.If only one o f these si gnals is delayed, this?misa lignment c an be?compens ated. If the ari val time di ?erence s are smaller, a shor t signal d elay will be enoug h to eliminate them (SHORT DELAY). However, if th e speaker cabin ets ar e placed several me ters away f rom each ot her, not only c an phase c ancellation s occur but so c an audible r un-tim e di?er ences. T o remove th ese, you’ll have to use considerab ly higher de lay values (LONG DELA Y). The LONG DELA Y c alculation, however, work s only wi th a minimum dis tance of f our meter s. If, for example, a speaker is con nec ted wi th incor rec t polar it y, AUTO ALIGN will detec t and —if P OLARITIE S is on— corr ec t this er ror autom atically. Use th e paramet ers SHOR T DELAY, LONG DELAY and POL ARITIE S for th e automatic cor rec t ion of out put signals. A s soo n as at least o ne parame ter is set to YES, pre ssing OK will t ake you to another sub -menu. Use?the data w heel to adju st the te st nois e. The level will be read at t he out put s. Press OK to t rigger t he measur ing proce ss. The DC X 2 496 calc ulates the r un-time di?er ences, phas e shif t and po larit y. The OUT s ar e automatic ally adjus ted to the optimum d elay values calc ulated. For e xample, you can tr ansf er the EQ or gain s et tings f rom on e channel to anot her, which s aves you a lot of time. Fig. 4. 15: Set up ? Copy The para meter COPY MODE determine s whet her only single p ages (P AGE) or the complete c hannel se tt ings (WHO LE CHANNEL) will be copied. S elec t PA GE mode with t he P ARA M but ton and then s elec t th e source cha nnel ?S OU RC E? plus the SOURCE P AGE to be trans fer red to anot her channel. If you s elec t jus t one pag e, the channe l to be over wri tten (DE STINA TION PA GE) will app ear automatic ally under the parameter DES TINA TION. Please en ter the channe l to which the dat a should be co pied to (DES TINA TI ON CHANNEL). Both th e source and de sti nation Channel c an be se lec ted usin g the data wh eel or by pressing t he corr espondi ng channel bu t ton (IN A-C, OUT 1-6 and SUM). Fig. 4. 16: Se tu p ? Copy If you sele c t a SOURCE P AGE that is not avai lable i n the DESTINAT ION CHANNEL, the dis play will r ead NOT AV AIL ABLE under DE STINA TION P AGE. Fig. 4. 17: Setu p ? Copy If you set COPY MODE to WHOLE CHANNEL, you can copy the com plete channe l set ting s to another chan nel. Use SOURCE to sele c t the channe l to be copie d (SOURCE-CHANNEL), then de ?ne the cha nnel to be over wr it ten ( DESTINA TION ). The?pro cess is the s ame as in PA GE mode. So -c alled “ cr oss copyin g” (copying of di?eren t channels, for e xample o utput 1?to input A), allows the copying of only t hose pa ges that c an be tra nsfe rred 1: 1 to another channel. An y other pages will not be overw rit ten. Previou sly locked p ages (see c hapter 4.2.4 ) cannot be over w rit ten. A?corre sponding m ess age is displayed. Fig. 4. 18: Se tu p ? Copy 4. 2.4 PA G E L O C K In this menu you c an lock in dividual p arameter p ages, pre venting them f rom being edi ted wit hout ?r st en tering a pas sword. T his is usef ul fo r P.A. rental companie s, for ex ample, who want to make sure t hat cer tain “har mful ” page s with ne cess ar y ?xed se t tings c annot be access ed by the us er. Fig. 4. 19: Se tu p ? Page L oc k In the PA GE LOCK menu you can ei ther loc k single page s or all page s. In this c ase, you need a p asswo rd to edit t he pages. The param eter PA G E L O C K is se t to OFF by defau lt. As lon g as it is not ON, you c an skip this p age and move on to the n ex t. Fig. 4.20: S et up ? Pag e Loc k T o lock a p arameter p age you mus t ac tivate the PA GE LOCK f unc tion (ON). The?unit wi ll prompt you to enter a p ass word. Use the dat a wheel to en ter a pass word wit h a maximu m of 8 charac ter s, and con?r m your sele c tion wi th OK. ? CAUTION: Please ma ke a note of your p asswo rd. It is im possi ble to unlock parameter pages without the correc t password! Fig. 4.21: Setup ? P age Lo ck Now, the par ameter SELEC T P AGES is displayed, enabling you to s elec t all the pages to b e locked. The data wh eel also allow s you to scro ll through a lis t of all pag es, fr om which you can se lec t the on es you wish to loc k. Thi s is th e only w ay to call u p the ALL P AGES fu nc tion t hat le ts you lo ck al l page s in one op erat ion. T o?unlo ck al l page s at once, se lec t ALL PA GES and p res s CANCEL. As be fore, the sele c ted page s must b e con?rm ed and loc ked with OK. Locke d pages ar e displayed wit h a close d lock s ymbo l. If a page is unlo cked, the loc k sym bol is open. Use th e CANCEL bu tto n to unlock a pr eviously lo cked pag e. ? The OK and C ANCEL fu nc tion s can not be se lec ted in t he disp lay with th e cur so r. They c an only b e ac tivate d with th e corr espo nding b ut tons on the fr ont pa nel. Use the CHECK f unc tion f or an over view of all loc ked page s. The loc ked pages fro m the list n ow appearing c an be s elec ted wi th the dat a wheel. Th is func t ion is locate d at the bot tom r ight of the d isplay and must b e selec te d with t he cur sor. When you c all u p a loc ked page, you w ill at.Ent ering the correct password and con?rming it with OK w ill t ake you bac k to the p age, now re ady fo r edi ting.C AUT IO N: If yo u have locked indiv idual page s with PA GE LOCK and deac ti vated the GLOBAL LOCK func ti on with t he corre c t pass word, you can n ot yet make any changes to th e corre sponding p age. Y ou must ? rs t unlock t his page in t he P AGE LOCK menu. When using the GLOBAL LOCK featu re, we recommend that you unlock all p ages in t he P AGE LOCK menu (UNL OCK ALL). 4. 2.6 MI SCE LLAN EOUS Fig. 4.24: Setu p ? Miscellan eous On this pa ge, the cur rent versi on of your DC X 2 496 operat ing sof t wa re is shown in the top r ight cor ner of the disp lay ( e.g. VERSION: 1.0). Th is is just a mess age and c annot be se lec ted. Addit ionally, this menu provides.Se condly,?y ou c an assign a DE VIC E ID to your DC X 2 496, allowing you to daisy- chain se veral unit s via the rea r panel R S- 485 ne twor k inter f ace (LINK A and B ). The ?rs t unit is conne c ted to a PC eit her via one of t he LINK inter face s (RS- 4 85) or?via the RS - 232 interf ace. The PORT parame ter provide s three d i?eren t modes f or the PC re mote contro l: 1.In this con?gu ration, the las t AND the ?r st unit in the c hain must have thei r TERM swi tch ON, since both ar e integrate d into the sy stem via o nly one LINK inter f ace. ? General rule: Whenever one device within a chain has been connected to the sy stem vi a only o ne LINK inter face, it s TERM sw itch mus t be pres sed (ON) to avoid data re f lec ti ons and h ence tr ansmis sion er ror s. In PC (RS- 232 ) mod e this s witch i s not nee ded be caus e the LINK interfaces are n ot used. The para meter DELAY UNIT determine s the unit s of bot h measureme nt and temperat ure use d for the d elay set tings in t he corr espondi ng menus. These set tings cannot be made independently of each?other. The MU TE OU TS W HEN P OWER O N func t ion is use d to protec t conn ec ted equipm ent such as power am ps and loudsp eakers. Whe n it is on ( YES), all?outpu ts of t he UL TRADR IVE PRO are muted du ring power-up. T o res tore the outpu t con?gur ation of your p rese ts, you wi ll have to activ ate the resp ec tive outpu ts in dividually o r call up the p rese t again using REC ALL (see chapter 4.7). Using?R ECALL to s witch f rom one p rese t to another autom atically mu tes all out put s, as s oon as a p res et has a d i?er ent ou tput c on?g urat ion. However, if the ou tput con. On t he ?rs t page, you c an adjust t he input gai n for the signal ( GAIN ). Addit ionally, the display shows whethe r or not the input i s used f or the SUM signal (see chap ter 4. 4). Thi s is jus t a mess age. Y ou?c anno t edi t any thin g here. Th e values DISTA NCE and TIME ar e linked to each othe r, i.e. both values are e dited simult aneou sly when you tu rn the data w heel. The EQ param eter deter mines w hether th is func t ion is gener ally ON or OFF. The qualit y param eter Q deter mines th e width of t he result ing bell-shap ed ?lter c ur ve. The FR EQ p arameter co ntrols th e cuto. T he entire fre quenc y spe c trum r anges f rom 20 Hz to 20 kHz. This me ans that yo u cann ot sele c t a new t yp e. Only whe n this values i s highe r or lower tha n 0 dB, will the f ilte r be ac tiv ated, and you c an se lec t a new f ilte r ty pe. Pleas e note that t wo or mo re f ilter s are us ed fo r one fr eque nc y ran ge when LINK is ac t ive. Consequen tly, the processo r per formance wi ll decrease. With the Q p aramete r you can se t both the q ualit y of the ban d-ba ss ?lter and the amount of interaction wit h adjacent frequenc y ranges around the center frequenc y. The higher this value, the lesser the in?uence on neighboring fre quenci es. Filters c an be allo cated to ei ther the inp uts o r outpu ts in any propo r tion. The m ore ?lter s are ac tiva ted, the lower the pr ocessing p ower and vice vers a. The DYNAMIC EQ in?uences a sp eci ?c fre quenc y rang e of the signal, depe nding on the volume level. It c an eith er boos t or cu t this fr equenc y r ange, depending on the gain se t ting made by th e user. If the gain control is s et to lower the respe c tive f requenc y r ange in level, and if a pr eset THR ESHOLD is e xceeded, th e EQ modi.The amount of gain reduc t ion applie d is de?ne d by the R A TIO value. When the sig nal drops below thre shold again, the f req uenc y range is “smooth ed out ” again, i.e. the DYNAMIC EQ stops pr ocessing t he signal. When you de? ne a cer tain bo ost w ith the G AIN control, the gain o f the fre quenc y rang e is raise d dependin g on the volume level. Wh en the level of the sele c ted f requenc y r ange drop s below a pre set THRE SHOLD, the range is boos ted by a cer tai n amount (RATIO ). I f the ?lter has be en set to re duce the gain on the DYNAMIC EQ (FIL TER) page (GAIN, this fr equenc y r ange will be c ut, as?soon a s it excee ds the thre shold. The th reshold set ting r ange is f rom - 60 to 0 dB. R A TIO adju st s the level balance b et ween the inp ut and out put signals. AT TA C K de?ne s how fas t the DYNAMIC EQ reac t s to signals exceed ing or falling below THRE SHOLD, and c an be se t fro m 1 to 200 millise conds. RELEASE contro ls the recover y ti me need ed by the EQ to sto p proce ssing the signal, once it has exce eded or f allen below THR ESHOLD (depends on th e GAIN set ting). Available RELEASE time s are f rom 20 to 4,000 millis econds.It is im possi ble, however, to for m a SUM signa l comp osed o f all i nput si gnal s! If no addit ional sou rce signal is req uired, se t IN SELECT to OFF. The c urrent SUM con?gura tion is shown gr aphic ally below this p arameter. In the top lef t corne r of the display you c an use SUM INPUT Gai ns to adjust the inpu t signal of the inp uts A- C. The si gnal contro lled here is t aken direc tly fro m pos t-input conver ters— not pos t-EQ or post-D ynamic s. There fore, it is no t necess ar y to re -adjust t he input gain. With the OU T GAI N parame ter you can cont rol the inter nal out put level of the sum signal. Thi s signal is also taken pr e-EQ, pre -Dy namic s, etc. Thus,?you can u se one par ameter to quic kly adjus t all input s toge ther in th eir adjuste d balance at the s ame time. This?name c an be change d at any time by using th e data whe el to selec t a di?er ent name f rom the?lis t. Output- con?guration OUT 1 OUT 2 OUT 3 OUT 4 OUT 5 OUT 6 LMHL MH Lef t Lowe Left Mid Lef t H i Right Low Right Mid Right Hi LLMMHH Lef t Low Right Low Lef t Mid Right Mid Lef t H i Right Hi L HL HLH Lef t Low L ef t H i Center Low Center Hi Right Low Right Hi MONO Sub-woofer Low Low-Mid Mid Hi- Mid Hi Tab. 4.4: De fa ult o ut put n ame s, dep end ing o n out pu t con ?gu rat ion 4. 5. 2 X? O V E R P O I N T S On this pa ge, you can de.Use th e OUT but tons 1-6 to s elec t the o utput to b e proce ssed. A f rame ar ound the s elec ted OU T number highli ghts you r selec t ion. Fig. 4.39: Ou t 5 ? X-Over Points Use the T Y PE p arameter in t he top lef t corner o f the display to de?n e the t ype of cur ve at the lower (le f t) slope. T o de?ne t he upper (right) slope, use t he T Y PE parame ter in the top ri ght corner of t he display. Both parameter s are mar ked by a cur ve sy mb ol. For eac h 1 2 dB incr ease i n slop e, you will los e 1- 2 EQs. The FR EQ p arameter in t he top lef t corner o f the display sele c ts th e lower (lef t) cuto.With the s ame par ameter on th e right-hand side you can d etermine t he upper (right) cuto.The X? OVE R ADJ UST MO DE, wh en set to “FREE”, allows you to enter all T YPE and FREQ values, ind ependent o f one another. When set to “LINK”, you can co uple the X-Over ?l ters of a djacent outp uts. Though your e ntrie s are ret ained, they?w ill be prop or tionally shi f ted wi th each pa rameter c hange. When you shif t t he upper c uto.The cor respon ding THRESHOLD par ameter deter mines (similarly to t he DYNAMIC EQ) the LIMITER thresho ld ( - 24 to 0 dB ).Use the PH ASE p arameter to adju st the p recis e phase p osition a t the upper X -OVER frequenc y of the c urrent ly sele cte d outp ut. Wit h the LINK f unc tion you c an coupl e several ou tput DELA YS, so that you onl y have to adjust one DEL A Y for a who le st ack of speaker s. However, this a ppl ies to LONG DELAY value s only.When you have set all DEL A Y values fo r the out put s and then ac ti vated the LINK func t ion for on e of them, the LONG DEL A Y v alues are NOT tr ansf erre d to the linked outp uts. This happens o nly when you e dit any parame ters t hat change th e values of t he linked outp uts p ropor t ionally. The current DEL A Y values ar e still not copied, bu t rather t he linked outp ut values f ollow the chan ges. The out put link s are shown g raphic ally, wit h the cur rently s elec ted O UT channel displayed as an inver ted lou dspeaker, in the top r ight-hand corne r of the display. MUTE set tin gs of any ty pe ca n be made exclu sively on this p age. Press MUTE aga in or sele c t another menu to qu it the MUTE menu. Pr essing th e IN or OUT but tons ha s no e?e c t. 4.7 RE CALL m enu The incr easing popu larit y of po r table comp uter sy stems suc h as noteboo ks an d laptop compu ters has p rompted con sumer s to ask for po r table and e xchangeable stora ge media to gi ve them a cer tain am ount of ?e xibilit y.