Input Gain; Input Selection - Master audio DSP206 Manual Usuario

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3. With DISCONNECTED loudspeakers, turn up the volume of the power
amplifiers entirely clockwise (full volume).
4. Reduce the output gain and / or the output limiter setting to get the desired
gain, so that the amplifier is just clipping and the built-in limiters of your
processor are just limiting (Orange led blinking at the output channels).
5. Turn down the volume of the power amplifiers, connect your speakers, and
slowly increase the volume while checking the sound.
6. Check if the loudspeakers are reproducing distortion-free sound, and the
limiter LEDs are flashing or off, but not continuously on. If they are
continuously on, reduce the output gain of your processor.
7. If you cannot reach enough signal level, increase the processor's input gain or
turn up the level from your mixing desk.
5 OPERATING THE DEVICE
5.1 Input Menus
To access the Input Menus press the <Channel or Channel> key. Press Exit to finish
editing or again <Channel or Channel> to edit other channels.
The following menus are available for each input channel. Please note that by default
the inputs and outputs channels are linked in groups of two. The following options are
shown for the input group composed of In1 and In2
5.1.1

Input Gain

Adjust the gain of each input, using the rotary knob.
In 12 Gain
-1.25dB
5.1.2

Input Selection

Select an analog or digital source (AES/EBU) using the rotary knob.
(This option is only available in DSP608).
In 12 Source
Analog
5.1.3 Delay
Adjust the delay by turning the rotary knob. Push this knob to switch the unit between
ms, ft or m.
In 12 Delay
Signal
0.090ms
5.1.4 Crossover
• Low Pass – First adjust the Low Pass Filter cut-off frequency. To switch it off, turn
the rotary knob clockwise until frequency reaches 20 kHz.
DSP206-608. Version 1.2
In 12 Source
AES Stereo
Apr 14 10