Memory Structure; Input Ganging - Martin Audio DX1.5 Manual

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The Input Ganging procedure is identical to the crossover ganging, selectable under the Input

Sub-Menu.

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Memory Structure

The DX1.5 has its memories split into sections, allowing independent recall of crossover

settings (i.e. all parameters associated with outputs), and input settings.

There are, therefore, three types of memory available

INPUT ONLY

CROSSOVER ONLY

INPUT & CROSSOVER.

These appear in the

GLOBAL MEMORY Sub

Menu, and its operation warrants a little more

explanation.

Selecting to Store or Recall using the Global Memory option offers the possibility of storing

various combinations of the available memory types, and these are selected using the BACK

and NEXT keys.

To explain how this all works, please consider the following example.

There are 6 memories stored in the unit with various combinations of crossover only, input

only and input & crossover memories. Different memory locations contain different

combinations.

If it is required to recall a location that contains, for instance, input only memories this will limit

the selection to memories 2 & 3.

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