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DX0.5
Editing
Each input and output has an assortment of powerful parameters used to optimize the loudspeaker system. Changes made in
Editing mode occur in real time.
To edit an input or output, press and hold the desired Edit Button [13] until that input or outputs blue LED [14] illuminates. Press
and hold again to take it out of edit mode.
Inputs A / B:
Engaging Edit on Input A, Input B, or both simultaneously allows you the opportunity to edit the following:
Gain
Delay
EQ Bypass
5‐Band EQ
1.
The Nav/Edit1 Control [7] is used to navigate between Gain, Delay, EQ Bypass and 5‐Band EQ. The DX0.5 recalls where
you are, so scroll the Nav/Edit1 Control [7] until you see the parameter you want to edit.
2.
The ESC button [11] is used to disengage Editing and return to the previous menu.
3.
The Enter Button [10] is used to enter and edit the chosen feature.
Press the Enter Button [10] to enter the currently selected input processing parameter. An arrow –> will appear next to whatever
setting is ready to be edited: Gain, Delay, EQ Bypass or EQ Bands 1 – 5.
Gain
The input gain allows you to adjust the entire system levels up and down. This is where to compensate for variations in the signal
level of the program material from your signal source
Press the Enter button [10] to enter and edit the gain. An arrow –> will appear next to Gain indicating that it is ready to be
edited.
Use the Edit2 [8] or Edit3 [9] Controls to change the gain by ±0.1 dB per click. Turning these Controls clockwise increases gain,
while turning them anticlockwise decreases gain. The gain ranges from –15.0 dB to +15.0 dB.
Press the ESC button [11] to exit the gain editing mode.
Delay
Setting up input delays on the DX0.5 is useful for time aligning components of a system either to each other or to the live
instruments or both.
Press the Enter button [10] to enter and edit the delay. An arrow –> will appear next to Delay indicating that it is ready to be
edited.
As stated on page 14, Delay may be represented in one of three ways:
Time(ms), or
Distance(m) [default], or
Distance(feet)
Use the Edit2 Control [8] to change the delay by:
±1.000 ms per click, or
±0.340 m per click, or
±1.115 feet per click
Use the Edit3 Control [9] to make fine adjustments.
The Edit3 Control changes the delay by:
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