User manual XTA DP226 V3

[. . . ] DP226 Quick Reference Accessing channels: press channel's GAIN button. Use the BACK and NEXT keys to select the sub-menu required, and enter using the ENTER key. The Menus and their Contents Input Memory Sub-menu: Used for storage and recall of input EQ, gain and delay. Also used for storage and recall of complete input memory sets using a PC card. [. . . ] EVERYTHING No parameters are accessible ­ in effect the GAIN and MUTE keys do nothing. DP224/6 Operators Manual Page 29 Entering the Password to Complete the Locking Operation After selection of the lock type from the list above, a four-digit security code will be asked for. This can be entered by using the `FREQ' control to select a character, and the `BACK' and `NEXT' keys to move to the next character. Alternatively, the `GAIN' keys can be used to enter a code by pressing any combination of the eight buttons. Each `GAIN' key represents its channel labelling, so any combination of A, B, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 can be used as a code, as shown below. IMPORTANT - Please note your code!If the security code number is forgotten contact your local XTA sales office. Page 30 DP224/6 Operators Manual System Sub-Menu System Status Displays unit information including software version and temperature. the warning does not affect the units' performance in any respect. ) Program Update Loads a new version of software from a PC card. Updating the software will not affect any user memories stored in the unit. Wake-up Time Sets how the unit starts up with one of the following options. Wake-up is a slow ramp in level for about 5 seconds. ) Output Meters Selects whether the output meters are pre or post mute. If the meters are set to read pre-mute, they will still show the level, even if the channel has been muted. Filter Q or BW Selects whether `Q' or Bandwidth is displayed in the parametric screens. Delay Time/Distance Selects whether delay is displayed in milliseconds, metres, or feet. Unit Cloning This option allows a unit to be completely `backed up' or `restored' to another unit. Cloning stores all input memories (40), all user crossovers (9) and all menu options to the PC card. DP224/6 Operators Manual Page 31 Preset Update This option allows new preset crossover configurations to be uploaded into the unit via a PCMCIA card. Preset configurations are accessible from memory number ten (10) and beyond, in the `Load a Xover' menu option. They may be recalled and edited (if the preset configuration allows editing), but may not be re-saved over the same location. If a modified preset is to be saved , it will have to exist in one of the first nine (9) locations. Clip Hold Time If the unit has an excessive amount of equalisation anywhere in the signal path, it is possible that the digital signal processors will run out of headroom and internal clipping may occur. This can happen even when the input level appears to be relatively low. They can light independently of the rest of the meter, so that the input level might just light the ­12dB LED, but due to internal EQ settings, clipping has occurred. The time that the LEDs remain illuminated after the condition has passed is set using this parameter, from 0. 1 seconds, up to 1. 0 second. Page 32 DP224/6 Operators Manual Interface Sub-Menu Interface Setup Opens a wizard to configure the remote interface. Options include master/slave, master source, baud rate (RS232/485), MIDI relay and remote ID No. [. . . ] The GPI Interface sub-menu is at the end of the menu list accessed by pressing `MENU' and scrolling using the `NEXT' key, until the screen shows. . . Remote GPI Sub-Menu Pressing `ENTER' will access the interface sub-menu which is configured as a `wizard', leading the user through the required parameters. Pressing `ENTER' will display Remote GPI Menu Interface Setup There are only currently two parameters to configure for correct operation. Firstly, choose the format (operation mode) of the interface, or disable it by setting this parameter to the `OFF' position. [. . . ]