SCS USER MANUAL
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1. 1 Frequency Response imizati r3 Opia Run Optimization Log Smoothing None Ai Number of filters fio Error value 0 Composite response E a Filter response Measured response Normalisation factor O dB Optimization Range dB Ignore dips below ho Hz Progress _ ideario lo de Reset Filters Stop Load Set Start Pre Optimization sd Pass Ld Clear Save Load Save Clear Move EQ to speaker Pa fd The procedure is straight forward 1 Load the measured frequency response of the speaker in the studio 2 Define the optimization criteria 3 Run the optimizer and transfer the result in the 10 band EQ of the speaker Page 14 6 1 Load the frequency response 1 Frequency Response Smoothing Nore fe Composite response f Filter response f Measured response Normalisation factor O dB Progress L Load Clear Save Click the Load button to load a measured frequency response Once the frequency is loaded the user can apply a smoothing to remove the high frequency ripple The user can display the measured response the filter response of the corrected response The frequency response can be cleared button Clear or saved when corrected button Save in an ASCII file The Frequency Response file shall be in a text format Eac2. The second example disables the dip check and will fit the complete response within the optimization mask Automatic Equalizer 30 40 50 200 200 500 4k Sk Manual EQ Setting Optimizer 1 Frequency Response 2 Optimization Target 3 Optimization Run Optimization Log Smoothing 111 Uet Dewe Buo Number of filters 10 Error value 7 23 50 Composite response 18000 0 C Filter response O EU filter O definition aa esau Measured response Gain 4 5 dB Tee h 0251 Normalisation factor 0 3 dB alii a EQ filter 1 definition Ignore dips below f 0 Hz Freg 1410 Hz Progress W dsam te Reset Filters Stop Gain 4 82 dB Load Set i i Pre Optimization MEE a E Clear Save Load Save Clear Move EQ to speaker Pass2 _ Page 17 Annex A Finding out which COM port to use The selector for the communication port will provide you with a list of possibilities However not all ports of the list will route the controls to the speakers If it is present by default a serial communication port RS232 will appear in the list but will not be useable There are 2 ways to discover what the port to use is The first one consists in starting SCS when the USB dongle is not connected Look at the port list Stop SCS and connect the USB dongle Start SCS and look again in the list The new port is the one to select Usually the RS232 serial communication port wh
3. 2404 ED different hardware configurations gt Intel R 8280 1DB DBM USB Universal Host Controller 24C7 6 USB Root Hub Hardware Profiles Gey USB Root Hub Ge USB Root Hub USB Serial Converter Hardware Profiles Check the number of the USB Serial Port and use it in SCS In this example the COM Port used is 4 Note If the COM port number is higher than 16 it is necessary to assign a new number To do this double click on USB Serial Port COMx to open the properties windows Page 18 USB Serial Port COM4 Properties USB Serial Port COM4 Properties me General Por Senge Diver Deal y USB Serial Port COM4 Bits per second 9600 y Device type Ports COM 4 LPT Data bits E Manufacturer FTDI Location on USB Serial Converter Fanty None T Device status Stop bits h lt l This device is working properly S aki Noe S iF you are having problems with this device click Troubleshoot to start the troubleshooter Device usage Use this device enable Select lower settings to correct response problems Latency Timer msec 16 L Serial Enumerator Minimum Read Timeout msec 0 sena Printer Cancel f Power Off Minimum Write Timeout msec lo Event On Surprise Removal Set RTS On Close U U E USI Once this is done your dongle is ready to operate Page 19
4. ByPass ByPass ByPass v Ec 100 Hz AE 100 Hz Ee 100 Hz EG 100 Hz Gain g dB Gain n dB Gain g dB Gain g dB Curve3 Q 1 Q 1 Q 1 Q 1 Curved Configure Configure Configure Configure Cemfigae lt lt Curve5 Filter 5 Filter 6 Filter 7 Filter 8 Curveb ByPass RA ByPass ByPass y ByPass gt Curve FES 100 Hz Fe 100 Hz Fe 100 Hz Fc 100 Hz Gain 0 dB Gain 0 dB Gain 0 d Gain 0 dB Store Q a Q Poy Q HE Q HE Load Configure Configure Configure Configure Save Curve generator Basic Controls 10 band EQ Active Monitor SPEAKER CONTROL SOFTWARE Check for latest release on www atd2 com About tab to remind the web site address source of useful information Page 9 4 1 10 band EQ This TAB allows the user to access and configure the 10 band equalizer implemented in the FAR Active monitors EU Selection gt S pa z E S A E Automatic EQ Reset EQ All the parameters of the EQ are modifiable Gain Frequency and Q factor There are 7 customizable EQ sets that can be recalled at anytime The EQ sets are actually stored in the speaker when pressing the Store button The user can save these EQ sets on the PC by pressing the Save button The saved EQ set can be recalled from the PC HDD by pressing the Load button An OFF ticker allows the user to test the effect of a particular EQ It disables temporarily t
5. LEFT RIGHT SUB 1 SUD 2 mn og 8 of A m9 ff 8 iH8 nf ff ft 8 8 Ff E A 18 System Mute ee Py Network Setup System Protection Dmi Port G ba OpenPort Lock Speaker Unlock Speaker Dim 2008 L Port 6 gt 10 dB System Configurati h Summary G Level Level cursor Level 0 dB S 20 dB System Level ront Left Front Right Center Surround L Surround R Extra Left Extra Right SUB 1 SUB 2 Speaker Model Speaker evel J So o So Input Signal 15 dB Analoguelevl S G _ d 4 o 90 mz Cuve FT fT EQse Far _ _ E 1 Low ShelfGain AOS A aaa Low Tilt Gain _ _ A E 1 Mid Tilt Gain EE A 3 High Tilt Gain o ooo a es ENERO A S a E E OOO G E eo A EL E TT H E 5dB Speaker Delay AAA Sub Xover Freg Sub Polarity Sub Phase If the Port is operational the button Scan Network will appear as well as the Tx Rx Leds r Network Setup Fort 4 Scan Network T HY The FAR Link TM network is now ready to operate Press the Scan Network button and the software will find all the speakers present on the network and will display in the table the speaker parameters It is possible to lock the speaker keyboard to prevent erroneous manipulation from a not authorized person Click the Lock or Unlock button to activate or deactivate this function Page 7 4 Speaker Setup Each speaker can be addressed
6. mig iy Ripe cir KOTE Yr KTT ARR ADOS heer 5 1 Group Solo The Group solo window allows for easy mute solo of a group of speakers Up to 4 groups O 1 mM R A 1 e NL T S H TS K IR Lend E Neat A RICER a ed AAA A beet T R r y y y y y y y A rr ro po RA AA toi USO VIELHA PAPI MOE 1 rool Tp TR T T T oar lt A OEI lt lr Oh tk RARA hrak KOG A OCT rh eS rad ia N Ch aL UME IDA oc ae L l B ff Eka Ff Ff H HI S bet IEA IIS Rar HR Z T NR S H E E G AA A BZ H er lt System Mute System Level Dim 20dB Clio de Level cursor Level O dB 20 dB 15 dB 10 dB 5 dB 0 de 5 dB 10 dB 15 dB 20 dB 25 dB 30 dB 35 dB 40 dB can be defined including their names Clicking the button activate or deactivate the solo Page 12 Speaker Group Solo Front Center Surround SOLO 4 a Group 1 Name Front te 1 LEFT re 2 RIGHT AMEENTER M 4 SURROUND LEFT M 5 SURROUND RIGHT 6 EXTRA LEFT 7 EXTRA RIGHT j 8 SUB1 Sea Group 2 Name Center Beal F 2 RIGHT Y 3 CENTER 4 SURROUND LEFT f 5 SURROUND RIGHT f 6 EXTRA LEFT f 7 EXTRA RIGHT j 8 SUB 1 STS Group 3 Name Surround Bee 2 RIGHT j RENIE e 4 SURROUND LEFT e 5 SURROUND RIGHT V 6 EXTRA LEFT 7 EXTRA RIGHT F 8 SUB 1 OTURA Group 4 Name SOLO 4 j SISTER 2 RIGHT l 3 CENTER 4 SURROUND LEFT M 5 SURROU
7. 15dB 30dB 35dB Speaker Delay 15 dBu l 5 40 dB O cm Delay Ocm 150cm Front Led Default 3dB E 3dB 1 1 1 1 1 1 S r A GOF CON Display Options M OFF 7 OFF 7 OFF F OFF e Tones Filters RR d Po d Subwoofer Cross Over G EQ Fit Phase fo deg l PMR Moo gt 1000 H gt LPF Frequency 0 Hz i Positive Ta T Po e ego Y Curve Filters Note The Apply to ALL button located in the upper right corner allows the user to have the setup of one speaker reflected on all the speakers For instance if a low shelf has to get the same value on all speakers press Apply to ALL that will become green and make the change on the low shelf slider When general configuration is not needed anymore press again Apply to ALL and the button will become red Page 8 EQ Filters EQ Selection 8dB C 4dB etl R E U e m G L OdB 4dB UU Deo O 0 ooo ed 7 Deere ee eee E K 9 S DAA 6 I R TL R AA E E a I T RT In R E 9 B T RT E E 0D 0 e l O O T T E L IR he P DATA AE AA TA I OL oO aT tr DO a E T R Oo Oe RTE OSO oe RTE NA E le T Ta T T E DEA DEODATO are 8dB E OFF OFF Ly o OFF 7 OFF T a on H T i TEREE om o Mo MW o Wo Wo Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo Freq T 50 100 20 400 feo f160 3200 6400 12800 16000 o BE EE 1 EE EE Ee EE EN ee Automatic EQ Reset EQ Filter Settings Filter 1 Filter 2 Filter 3 Filter 4 ByPass hd
8. Active Monitor SCS Speaker Control Software FAR Active Monitor Remote Control V1 05 c ATD2 2003 2009 SEE SURROUND SURROUND EXTRA EXTRA LEFT RIGHT CENTER LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT SUB 1 sn Apply to ALL BB PS Oo ge og ms ms ms mB me milo Mo mo mo mi me System Mute System Level Dim 20dB C 10 dB Level cursor Level 0 dB 20 dB 15 dB 10 dB 5dB 0 dB 5dB EQ Filters m aha al e I E ES ST 20 dB ihe een paz 25dB w iiki ES i i h os 9 GE a G UL 30d8 ME Pl PO CO Fp 8 amp 8 8 ws amp C EEO E A A ES A A AE 38 oo EH S EF FF 9 F amp F S amp S 9 Ea OFF OFF OFF OFF OEP OFF OFF M OFF OFF OFF s oom a M o Moss MM o oes e o MW as MW o MW 25 N o Gain m Display Options Freq 101 100 439 400 1274 1600 5949 6400 15248 16000 Freq Y Tones Filters Q 1 W 1 Mes Y 1 9 1 1 mom 1 9 1 1 Q 7 EQ Filters e Curve Filters Automatic EQ Reset EQ USER MANUAL ATD Audio Technology Design Distribution Rue Poissonrue 43 4500 Huy Belgium Email info atd2 com WEB www atd2 com Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENT 1 AMEFOGUCHON mit a E A sientesacteeeeeeoied ss 5 27 Installation Procedure TTT D 2 1 INStallNg S Susi ii 6 Za INStaiing the 9 SB ea tias ano D 2 2 Connecting The H a ea Lel TTT D 3 INGLWOFK SCAN Na 7 c Speaker Se UD TTT 8 4 1 LO pand
9. B Gain n dB Gain n dB MZ Curves Q 4 of 4 Q f 4 1 Curved Configure Configure Configure Corfo 5 Curves Filter 5 Filter 6 Filter 7 Filter 8 Curveb ByPass ByPass ByPass K ByPass Curve Fe 100 Hz Fe 100 Hz Ec 100 Hz re 100 Hz Gain g dB Gain g dB Gain g dB Gain g d Store Q A Q DA Q T Q DA Load Configure Configure Configure Configure Save The Curve Generator allows more flexibility than the 10 band EQ as it features many types of filters Parametric EQ First order low pass filter First order high pass filter Second order low pass filter Second order high pass filter Low Shelf High Shelf Page 11 5 PLAY controls The PLAY tab allows the user to effectively use the EQ sets and Curves once they have been defined in the SETUP The relative speaker level can easily be adjusted The EQ set selection and the Curve selection allows for an A B listening comparison m FAR Active Monitor Remote Control 1 05 c ATD2 2003 2009 SURROUND SURROUND EXTRA EXTRA LEFT RIGHT CENTER LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT SUB 1 SUB 2 mn mn sf fg sf 8 sx H Speaker Levels 0 A A KL T ey Das TS KA E X Woes G Weed feat T NE lee 2 o ee eeee ee cmt rrr rrr rr tt rn ro o a a T eal Pets T G z TS Set Selection LEA A a ec ar lt PO S H G IN EIA AS aie IA A at eet AN geet ena fd A icin s Pore Ak Strack KETE AREA
10. Ed THT 10 4 2 CUNE General ucsinatiwsceucenesanenttetateeastececes cewnatian sere lalo pia 11 5 PLAY COMMU ONS casada iS 12 5 1 GROUP SOIO gitt55 55255 rit cepa ieee E uae wasn alesataee See ee ee edeonee cae 12 sr SCCM AMO TTT 13 6 Automatic Room acoustic Compensation ss sss ss cs es e e e c e e s s e e s e e ee e e e ee e aaeeea ae 14 6 1 Load the frequency response c ce e c e e e x e e c x K c e e K e e Ke KeK 15 6 2 Optimization target astra aos 15 6 3 R UANINO the eiei nET sac sito a ate 16 Annex A Finding out which COM port to US ss e es e eee neeaae 18 Page 3 REVISION HISTORY 2009 5 10 X Lambrecht Manual for release 1 05 Page 4 1 Introduction SCS is the companion software of the FAR active digital monitors It allows to get the full flexibility and power of these outstanding monitors The software has been designed to be as easy to use as possible However it is advisable to read this user manual to be sure to know how to get the most out of the speaker system The latest manual revision is always available for download from www atd2 com Please compare to the revision number of the manual see page 4 available for download from our web site and download if newer The present document will describe how to connect and setup a speaker system Page 5 2 Installation Procedure 2 1 Installing SCS Open the SCS Install folder on the CD Double click on Setup exe and follow the instru
11. ND RIGHT f 6 EXTRA LEFT 7 EXTRA RIGHT j 8 SUB1 9 SUB 2 Once the groups are defined the window can be resized to only show the main buttons saving space on the screen Speaker Group Solo AE Front Center Surround SOLO 4 If the Group Solo window disappears below many windows it can be recalled from the main window by pressing the Group Solo button again 5 2 Scenario By clicking on the Scenario button the user gets access to a system configuration assistant Up to 4 configurations can be defined including their names The user can select the signal source the signal routing the digital channel selection and if the speaker is muted or not Analog Digital 2 0 Digital 5 1 Configuration setup LEFT RIGHT CENTER SURROUND L SURROUND R EXTRA LEFT EXTRA RIGHT SUBWOOFER 1 SUBWOOFER 2 Analogue Analogue X Analogue X Analogue X Analogue v Analogue X Analogue Analogue v Analogue TE Autos elect w Autos elect w Autos elect w Autos elect w Autos elect w Autos elect w AutoS elect v Autos elect w Autos elect v oa Left LA v Left LA y Left LA Left LA y Left LA y Left LA y Left LA y Left LA y Left LA Y Save M Mute M Mute M Mute T Mute M Mute M Mute M Mute M Mute M Mute Digital 2 0 AES EBU 7 NET work lt AutoSelect lt AutoSelect 7 AutoSelect AutoSelect AutoSelect lt AutoSelect l
12. ctions 2 2 Installing the USB drivers Open the USB Drivers folder on the CD Double click on the exe file in it It will automatically install all the necessary drivers to control the USB dongle IMPORTANT Do not connect the USB dongle to the PC till this operation is finished 2 3 Connecting the USB dongle The USB dongle is the interface between the PC and the FAR Link network O Tx Rx FAR USB AN 0000 mn FAR Link O There are 4 LED indicators on the front plate The RED LED Tx blinks when the PC transmits something to the speakers The GREEN LED Rx blinks when the PC receives information from the speakers The YELLOW LED FAR shines when the FAR Link network is properly connected to the dongle The YELLOW LED USB shines when the dongle is properly connected to a USB port of the PC Connect the dongle to a USB port of the PC Connect the dongle to the FAR Link network by using CAT5 cables like Ethernet patch cables NO crossed cables SPEAKER 1 SPEAKER 2 ANALOG IN ANALOG IN DIGITAL OUT DIGITAL IN DIGITAL OUT DIGITAL IN Page 6 3 Network Scan Start SCS and select the NETWORK tab it is normally the default start up tab If the right port is not yet selected pick from the port list the right one then click the OpenPort button FAR Active Monitor Remote Control V1 05 c ATD2 2003 2009 Efx SURROUND SURROUND EXTRA EXTRA LEFT RIGHT CENTER LEFT RIGHT
13. en available on the PC appears often as port 1 The USB dongle is likely to be with a higher number You can also use the Windows Device Manager to find the port configuration Go to the Control Pannel and click on the System icon Then select the Hardware tab and click on the button Device Manager In the new window double click on Ports COM amp LPT System Properties System Restore Automatic Updates Remote General _ Computer Name Hardware _ Advanced Device Manager Device Manager The Device Manager lists all the hardware devices installed on your computer Use the Device Manager to change the properties of any device File Action View Help Here Y Y lt A A Bluetooth Communications Port COM7 a Bluetooth Communications Port COM8 A Bluetooth Communications Port COMS F Communications Port COM1 em Device Manager Driver Signing lets you make sure that installed drivers are compatible with Windows Windows Update lets you set up gt how Windows connects to Windows Update for drivers lt Q Smart card readers 8 Sound video and game controllers Driver Signing Windows Update System devices Universal Serial Bus controllers Intel R 82801DB DBM USB 2 0 Enhanced Host Controller 24CD ger Intel R 8280 1DB DBM USB Universal Host Controller 24C2 Dr Hardware profiles provide a way for you to set up and store ger Intel R 8280 1DB DBM USB Universal Host Controller
14. get 3 Optimization Run Optimization Log Smoothing 1 1 UGL Frequency A Number of filters 110 Error value 67 813 C Composite response 18000 mit EQ filter O definition C Filter response v Freg 2314 Hz Gain 4 99 dB 2 Q 2 385 Normalisation factor 0 3 dB lts iaa EQ filter 1 definition Ignore dips below 5000 Hz Freq 1396 Hz Progress and despor than EE de Reset Filters Stop Gain 451 dB v Load iii i Start Pre Optimization sd Pasi 2 Clear Save Load F Save J Clear Move EQ to speaker Pass2 LI e Measured response 6 3 Running the optimizer The only parameter to set is the number of filter to be used by the optimizer The maximum number is 10 It might be interesting to use less than 10 filters to keep the possibility to add some manual settings later on When the number of filter is set click on the Start button to run the optimizer The optimization will run in 3 steps 1 The software will find an initial solution The process is very fast but does not always provide the best optimal solution However in most cases the solution found will meet the optimization target requirements and the optimizer will stop 2 The first pass of optimization will modify the EQ parameters frequency gain Q to try to fine a better solution The optimization error is displayed in green in the the Optimization Log frame If the Optimization Targets are met at the end of the first optimization pass the opti
15. h record Shall have its line and shall be organized Frequency Gain The separator can be a Space a comma or a tab character 6 4 2 0 W520 30 40 50 100 200 300 o N E GD 500 2k 3k 4k Sk 10k 20k 20 30 40 50 100 200 300 500 1k 2k 3k 4k Sk 10k 20k Loaded response without smoothing Loaded response with 1 octave smoothing 6 2 Optimization target 2 Optimization Target Optimization Range 2 dB Ignore dips below 1 0 Hz and deeper than D dE Set Load Save Clear An optimization mask can be be defined by using the table in the Optimization Target frame The Optimization Range specifies the range around with the optimized response can be The target mask is figured by 2 purple lines It is possible to ignore some dips below a given frequency Depending on the acoustics of the room it is possible that the frequency response shows big dips It might not be advisable to try to fix these dips As a matter of fact boosts of more than 3 dB are usually not recommended Ignoring dips below X db means that the optimizer will correct a dip with a boost in the range of the indicated value When the ignore frequency is set to a value inferior to the lowest target frequency the feature is deactivated When valid the ignore mask is figured by 2 green lines Page 15 Automatic Equalizer 14 i EA A 20 30 40 50 Manual EQ Setting Optimizer 1 Frequency Response 2 Optimization T ar
16. he EQ The gain frequency and Q factor are also changeable via the graphics by clicking on the red spot gain and frequency or the blue spot Q factor and by moving the mouse while keeping the finger on the left button 12 10 Lb bk RON x o Lrg Ak N a 20 3 4050 100 200 300 500 1k 2k 3k 4k Sk 10k 20k Page 10 4 2 Curve Generator On top the EQ sets it is possible to define some preset curves to emulate the sound at the end user premises or to apply specific corrections to the speaker There are 7 factory defined curves in the speaker Each set can use up to 8 different filters They allow the user to simulate the masking effect of a perforated screen placed in front of a speaker Academy or to simulate the frequency response of a TV set TV for instance All the curves but the FLAT reference are customizable including their names As for the EQ sets they are stored in the speaker when the button Store is pressed The user can make a local copy on the PC had disk by pressing the Save button and can recall them by pressing the Load button The curve frequency response is displayed in the graph window O gt k o N Lb bhp onao gt L Basic Controls 10 band EQ Curves Xover Settings Filter Settings Curve Selection Filter 1 Filter 2 Filter 3 Filter 4 C FLAT Low Pass 6dB v ByPass ByPass x ByPass Cavet EG eooo Hz Fe 100 Hz EG 100 Hz EG 100 Hz Curve2 Gain n dB Dain g d
17. individually by using the Speaker buttons located at the top of the SCS window The buttons will only allow selecting the speakers that have been detected on the network Below the speaker button two check buttons M and S are used for Mute or Solo Tt SURROUND SURROUND EXTRA EXTRA i LEFT RIGHT CENTER LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT SUB 1 SUB 2 Bg 68 6h A A IA A II IM IN II IA A IA IE IA sd ass The system level is available on the left side of the SCS window and controls all the speakers attached to the network Select the Setup tab You will get access to the basic controls the one accessible at the rear of the speakers via the control panel the 10 band EQ and the curve generator Refer to speaker user manual for more detailed information on the controls themselves FAR Active Monitor Remote Control V1 05 c ATD2 2003 2009 LEFT RIGHT CENTER Bap ae SU el pallies SUB 1 l su ss HT HT HT HT HT E HT HT HT HT HT HT HT sw wm 8 t T System Mute System Level Dim 20dB C110 dB e Level cursor Level OdB 20dB 15 dB 10 dB 5dB 0 dB 5dB Basic Controls Z 10dB Tone Control Digital Channel Selection Input Signal Low Shelf Low Tilt Mid Tilt High Tilt High Shelf A Lleft B Right A B AutoSelect P 438 H 38 J ads Speaker Level Adjust Digital Output ae E a 10dB Level OdB OdB AutoSelect l mi OdB T R Analog Full Scale
18. mizer stops 3 The second pass of optimization uses a different method to search for the optimal results and often improve the results of the first pass The optimizer can be stopped at any time by pressing the Stop button When the solution is acceptable click on the Move EQ to speaker button to transfer the calculated EQ parameters to the 10 band EQ set of the speaker In the following example the Optimization target has been set from 50 Hz to 18kHzwith an allowed variation range of plus minus 1 dB Dips below 5000 Hz shall be ignored and boost shall not be much more that 1 dB The optimizer provides a solution that does not boost too much the dips and that makes the response fit within 1 dB hen excluding the dips Page 16 Automatic Equalizer ee l y a A EAN 30 40 50 200 200 500 4k Sk Manual EQ Setting Optimizer 1 Frequency Response 2 Optimization Target 3 Optimization Run Optimization Log Smoothing 710ct Bee i Number of filters 10 Error value 3 918 50 Composite response 19000 0 Filter response CO EU filter O definition Ta A C Measured response Gain 4 04 dB N h Q 2196 Normalisation factor 0 3 dB pean pange EG filter 1 definition Ignore dips below 5000 Hz Freg 62 Hz Progress si ipa i de Reset Filters Stop Gain 3 07 dB Load Set l i pe Optimization DI Pass 1 Clear Save L Load Save Clear Move EQ to speaker Pass 2
19. t AutoSelect ee AutoSelect AutoSelect lt AutoSelect lt AutoSelect lt AutoSelect v AutoSelect AutoSelect AutoSelect AutoSelect oa Left LA Right B y Left LA Left LA y Left LA v Left LA y Left LA v Left LA v Left LA Y Save M Mute F Mute V Mute V Mute WV Mute V Mute V Mute V Mute V Mute Digtal1 fAES7EBU ilinek AES7EBU gt AES7EBU iNET E auteSelect T JAuoSetect gt NETwok 2 repe Save Mute Mute Mute Mute Mute IV Mute e Mute Mute Y Mute M Mute T Mute M Mute M Mute M Mute M Mute M Mute M Mute M Mute Routing Scenario SEE le l Hek Hir T It becomes easy to switch from an analogue configuration to a stereo digital configuration or event to a full 5 1 digital configuration in a simple click As for the Group Solo window the Scenario window can be resized to let appear the main button only Routing Scenario Analog Digital 2 0 Digital 5 1 Page 13 6 Automatic Room acoustic Compensation To access the automatic equalizer the user needs to select one of the 7 configurable EQ sets The FLAT setting is not modifiable and will not let access to the automatic EQ EQ Filters EQ Selection 8dB 8dB 4dB EEE TII OFF M OFF T OFF 0o mo mo mo Mo Mm of LB momo lo Gain l 200 400 feo 1600 3200 6400 12800 16000 Freq EN EN EN E Automatic Equalizer
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