Usb; Factory Reset; Utilities - Martin Audio DX0.5 User Manual

DX0.5
These seven‐segment meters display the input and output signal levels OR the gain reduction amount for each output's limiter,
depending on the selected VU Meter mode. Detailed information may be found on page 20 [VU Meter section].
These meters should remain green with the occasional peak into the yellow zone. If the level stays constantly in the yellow
section (or any red clipping), lower the level of the source until feeding the DX0.5 until the metering returns to occasional
excursions into the yellow. It may also be necessary to check the gain and EQ settings on the DX0.5 input and output channels.
Input meters (starting at the top) show:
Clip, +15 dBu, +9 dBu, +3 dBu, 0 dBu, –10 dBu and –20 dBu.
Output meters (starting at the top) show:
Limit, Clip, +15 dBu, +9 dBu, +3 dBu, 0 dBu and –15 dBu when in Level mode.
If the VU meter mode is Limit, the output meters show:
Limit, 0 dB, –3 dB, –6 dB, –9 dB, –12 dB and –15 dB.
17. USB
The DX0.5 may be controlled and programmed using a Windows‐based PC. Go to www.Martin Audio.com/Software to download
the free application and driver. Here you will also find presets for other Martin Audio product ranges
Simply connect a USB cable from the DX0.5 to the PC in order to control all parameters of the processor via the DX0.5 Application.
Factory Reset
It is possible to reset the DX0.5 Loudspeaker Management System to its factory settings. Please keep in mind that this erases all
settings, including any passwords and presets that may have been set. Be sure to power down any amplifiers and/or powered
speakers before resetting the DX0.5.
Simply press and hold the Enter [10], ESC [11] and Utility [12] buttons when powering up until the LCD
Display [6] shows:
Then you may take your fingers off the buttons. You will know it worked when the six output Mute LEDs [15] illuminate after the
DX0.5 is fully powered up.
The default password is six zeroes: 000000
Utilities
As mentioned earlier, there are three main utility menus to choose from:
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System Utilities
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Preset Utilities

Security Utilities
Within each utility menu, an array of sub‐menus are available. We will go through each utility, each submenu, how to get there,
how to edit and change settings and what each Control and button does in each situation.
When navigating menus, the current setting for any parameter will be indicated with an asterisk [*] making it easy to get back
where you started.
Press the Utility Button [12] to open the Utility Menu.
Use the Nav/Edit1 Control [7] to navigate between the three utility menus: System Utilities, Preset Utilities and Security Utilities.
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