System Utilities; System Setup; Delay Units; Ramps On Changes - Martin Audio DX0.5 User Manual

DX0.5
Press the ESC button [11] to return to the main screen.
Press the Enter Button [10] to enter and edit the selected Utilities menu. This is how we reach the sub‐menus of the Utilities.
System Utilities
Turn the Nav/Edit1 Control until System Utilities is presented and press the Enter Button [10] to reach the System Utilities sub‐
menus as listed below:
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System Setup
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Delay Units
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Ramps on changes
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Software Version
Looking at each of these sub‐menus individually;‐
1. The Nav/Edit1 Control [7] is used to navigate between the four System Utilities.
2. The ESC button [11] is used to return to the System Utilities menu.
3. The Enter Button [10] is used to enter and edit the chosen System Utility.
Press the Enter Button [10] to enter System Setup.
System Setup
System Setup is where the processor is configured for your particular loudspeaker system. It configures channel names, input
routing to outputs and provides starting points for crossover setups.
The five options are listed below. Here, turn the Edit2 [8] or Edit3 [9] Control to scroll between the different System Setup
choices.
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2xStereo+Sub [default]
Two full‐range loudspeaker pairs and a pair of [mono by default] subwoofers
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2x2Way+Sub
Two bi‐amp full‐range loudspeakers and a pair of [mono by default] subwoofers
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2x3Way
Two tri‐amp full‐range loudspeakers
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3xStereo
Three full‐range loudspeaker pairs
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1x6Way
Mono 6‐way
Once you have decided on a system, press the Enter Button [10] twice: once to select and again to confirm. The outputs will
automatically mute once updated and the processor returns to the System Setup splash screen.
You may configure the DX0.5 for other scenarios by adjusting the available parameters. If you are creating a custom setup, choose
the setup that most closely resembles your system, then edit from there.
Press the ESC button [11] to return to the System Utility menu without making any changes.
Delay Units
This is where to choose units used when adjusting the input and output delay values. You will be presented with three options
here:
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Unit : Time(ms)
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Unit : Distance(m) [default]
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Unit : Distance(feet)
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