Electro-Voice EKX-15P User Manual page 29

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EXIT
Table 6.2: Subwoofer DSP Control Menu
The Exit menu is used to return to the home screen.
Notice!
The display returns to the home screen after two (2) minutes of inactivity.
MODE Menu
The Mode menu is used to configure the type of sound the subwoofer delivers. Available
options for this selection are: MUSIC, LIVE, and CLUB.
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LOCATION Menu
The Location menu is used to control output of the subwoofer when used in arrays with other
subwoofers. Available options for this selection are: NORMAL and CARDIOID.
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LOW PASS Menu
The LOW PASS menu is used to select low pass frequency for proper summation with a
full-range loudspeaker. Available options for this selection are: 80 Hz, 100 Hz, 120 Hz, 150 Hz,
EKX-12P EKX-15P ELX112P, ELX115P, ZLX-12P, and ZLX-15P. The low passes are 24 dB/octave
Linkwitz/Riley slopes. The 80 Hz, 100 Hz, 120 Hz, and 150 Hz selections are generic low pass
settings for use with other full-range loudspeaker systems. The EKX-12P, EKX-15P, ELX112P,
ELX115P, ZLX-12P, and ZLX-15P settings are specifically optimized for full-range loudspeakers
for best summation.
The default is 100 Hz.
LED Menu
The LED menu shows power on and indicates limit. Available options for this selection are:
ON, OFF or LIMIT.
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Electro-Voice
MUSIC – is used for recorded music playback and EDM applications. (Default)
LIVE – is used for live sound applications.
CLUB – is used for recorded electronic music playback.
NORMAL – is used for a single subwoofer, or an array of subwoofers where the desired
output is effectively omnidirectional. This setting should also be used for the front firing
subwoofers in a cardioid array. Under most circumstances, the subwoofer should be set
to NORMAL. (Default)
CARDIOID – should ONLY be used on the rear firing subwoofers in cardioid arrays. For
more information, see Cardioid Control Technology, page 38.
ON – turns the LED on when the power to the loudspeaker is ON. (Default)
OFF – turns the LED off.
LIMIT – turns the LED off under normal operation. The LED brief blinking indicates the
limiter is activating. Short-term blinking is not critical because the integrated limiter
keeps distortion under control. Constant lighting of the LED indicates the sound is
negatively affected. If the LED is constantly lit, check the rear LCD for more information.
Reducing the output volume is strongly recommended.
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