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to that channel (though some DSP features are channel-independent, such as Router and
Status), such as compressor, noise gate, filters, equalizers, and limiters, as well as features
for monitoring the signal and the amplifier status. You can even load groups of pre-
defined DSP settings, known as DSP presets, and assign them to the channel connected to
that speaker.
Note: The DSP page (including the mixing board and other DSP pages) can only be
used by one browser session at a time. If another session is already connected and
using this DSP page, the mixing board displayed will be disabled.
Note: If two output connectors are configured for Bridge mode (A/B or C/D), the output
channel that corresponds to the second connector (B or D) will not appear on the mix-
ing board interface.
DSP features and controls are described in the following table.
Save Settings to Server
Mute
DSP Features button
Level Slider
NET-IN LED
LINE-IN LED
Clip LED
IN VU meter
OUT VU meter
Table 8. DSP Page
Backs up the DSP settings to the server. If this device is
later replaced or reset to factory defaults, these DSP set-
tings can be restored when the new device is "swapped"
for the old on the Nyquist server.
Note: This button appears on each DSP feature page.
Silences the audio for the selected channel.
Presents a menu of DSP features that can be applied to the
corresponding channel.
Adjusts the channel volume level in 1–dB increments.
Illuminates when a signal is being received from the Net-
work stream input.
Illuminates when a signal is being received from the ana-
log Line input.
Illuminates when a signal has exceeded the maximum
threshold, indicating that the signal is "clipping."
Indicates the strength of the input signal.
Indicates the strength of the output signal.
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