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XTA DP424 Operator's Manual
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The Menus and Their Contents
Contents
Important Safety Information
Unpacking the Unit
Features
Front Panel Overview
Rear Panel Connections
Operation
Start-Up Procedure
Preliminary Set-Up
Routing Options and Processing Blocks
Preset Routing Configurations
Input Channel Makeup
Output Channel Makeup
Free Assign Routing
Editing Audio Parameters - Input Channels
Input Gain
Base Delay
Input Graphic EQ / Input Parametric EQ
Editing Audio Parameters - Output Channels
Output Gain
Output Polarity
Output Delay
Output High Pass Filter
Output Low Pass Filter
Output Parametric EQ
Output Limiter
Output "D-Max" (Clip) Limiter
Input Ganging and Output Ganging
Menu System Overview
Menu System Shortcuts
Menus in Detail
Memory Structure
Remote Control Interface Option
RS232 Connection (Single Unit)
Loading New Software Via a PC
RS232 Connection (Multiple Units)
Shadow ID Numbers
RS485 Interface
RS485 Connection
AES Inputs and Outputs
AES Diagnostics and Status Information
Security and Locking
Entering the Password to Complete the Locking Operation
Unlocking the Unit
Forgotten the Password?
PCMCIA Card and Compact Flash Card Usage
Preset Library Updates Via the Card
Unit Software Updates Via the Card
Unit Cloning
Copying Unit Software and Preset Files
Copying Data from Source Unit
Cold Starting Reboot Procedure
Advanced Audio Features
Graphic Equaliser Behaviour
The "Special" Behaviour
Program Limiter
"D-Max" Clip Limiter
Setting Accurate Limiter Threasholds
Crossover Filter Slopes
Time Alignment
Parametric Filter Types and Their Uses
Standard Parametric EQ
Shelving EQ
Creating a Flat-Topped EQ Response
Bandpass Filter
Notch Filter
All Pass Filter
Phase Filter
Low/High Pass Variable 'Q' Filter
Elliptical Filters
Specifications
Options and Accessories
Index
DP446 Default Crossover Configurations
DP444 Default Crossover Configurations
DP424 Default Crossover Configurations
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Summarization of Contents
4 Series Quick Reference
Editing Channels
Adjusting channel gain and parameters using BACK/NEXT keys.
Accessing Menus
Navigating menu system using MENU, BACK, NEXT, and ENTER keys.
Menu Contents Overview
Listing of main sub-menus like Global Memory, Input Section, Crossover.
Operational Notes
Key points on crossover storage, meter display, and limiter attack/release.
Important Safety Information
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Unpacking the Unit
Introduction to the 4 Series
Key Features
Highlights the DSP platform, flexible routing, and audio quality of the 4 Series.
Front Panel Familiarisation
Display and Controls
LCD screen, control keys (MENU, BACK, NEXT, QUIT, ENTER) and rotary encoders.
Indicators and Slots
Status LEDs, PCMCIA/CF card slot for memory and updates.
Input and Output Sections
Controls and meters for signal paths, including MUTE and EDIT buttons.
Rear Panel Connections
Power and Interface Connectors
Mains inlet, RS232, RS485 ports for power and control.
Audio and AES I/O
XLR connectors for audio, AES digital inputs and outputs.
Operating the 4 Series
Start-up Procedure
Powering on the unit and initial display messages.
Preliminary Set-up
Initial steps for designing crossovers and configuring inputs/outputs.
Routing Options and Processing Blocks
Input Channel Processing
Details the processing blocks available on each input channel.
Output Channel Processing
Details the processing blocks available on each output channel.
Preset Routing Configurations
Predefined input-to-output routing examples for system setup.
4 x 2 Way Crossover Configurations
2 x 3 Way Crossover Configurations
2 x 4 Way Crossover Configurations
1 x 8 Way Crossover Configurations
Free Assign Routing
Editing Input Channel Parameters
Input Gain Adjustment
Setting input signal level from -40dB to +6dB in 0.1dB steps.
Base Delay Configuration
Setting input delay up to 650mS with selectable units.
Input Graphic EQ
28-band graphic equalizer with adjustable Q behavior options.
Input Parametric EQ
Eight bands of parametric equalization with various filter shapes.
Editing Output Channel Parameters
Output Gain Adjustment
Setting output signal level from -40dB to +15dB in 0.1dB steps.
Output Polarity Switching
Inverting the phase of each output channel individually.
Output Delay Configuration
Setting output delay up to 650mS with selectable units.
Output High Pass Filter Settings
Output Low Pass Filter Settings
Output Parametric EQ
Output Limiter Configuration
Output “D-Max” (Clip) Limiter
Input Ganging and Output Ganging
Menu System Overview
Menu System Shortcuts
Menus in Detail
Memory Structure Explanation
Remote Control Interface Operation
RS232 Interface Details
Standard serial interface for PC connection, max 25ft range.
RS232 Single Unit Connection
Connecting one 4 Series unit to a PC via RS232 cable.
Loading New Software via PC
RS232 Multiple Unit Connection
Shadow ID Numbers
RS485 Interface Functionality
Balanced system for data transmission up to 1km, supporting shadow IDs.
RS485 Connection Setup
AES Inputs and Outputs
AES Input Selection
Digital audio input selection via rear panel switch with status LEDs.
AES Output Selection
Digital audio output configuration via the AES/EBU menu.
AES Diagnostics and Status Information
Security and Locking Features
Lock Type Options
Various lock types: User Specific, Xover, Changes, and Everything.
Entering the Password
Setting a four-digit code to activate selected security lock types.
Unlocking the Unit
Forgotten Password Procedure
Steps to unlock the unit using a break code if the password is lost.
PCMCIA Card and Compact Flash Card Usage
Preset Library Updates
Updating crossover library using a PCMCIA card with preset files.
Unit Software Updates
Updating unit software via a PCMCIA card containing new firmware.
Unit Cloning Functionality
Copying Software and Preset Files
Copying operating software or presets to a PCMCIA card.
Copying Data from Source Unit
Procedure to copy software/presets using specific security codes.
Loading Data into Destination Unit
Transferring software/presets to a running unit.
Cold Start Reboot Procedure
Rebooting and loading software after a remote download failure.
Advanced Audio Features
Graphic Equaliser Behaviour
Explains GQ600 and Special EQ response types.
The “GQ600” behaviour
EQ response with variable bandwidth based on cut/boost levels.
The “Special” EQ behaviour
Program Limiter and “D-Max” Limiter
Program Limiter Details
Parameters for high-performance limiter: attack, release, and threshold.
“D-Max” Clip Limiter Explained
Setting Accurate Limiter Thresholds
Crossover Filter Slopes
Time Alignment Features
Parametric Filter Types and Uses
Standard Parametric EQ
Basic parametric filter with adjustable frequency, Q, and Gain.
Shelving EQ (High Shelf)
Creating a Flat-topped EQ Response
Bandpass Filter
Notch Filter
All Pass Filter
Phase Filter
Low/High Pass Variable ‘Q’ Filter
Elliptical Filters
Specifications
Warranty Information
Options and Accessories
Appendix I – DP446 Default Crossover Configurations
2 x 3 Way Configuration
Default crossover setup for 2 inputs feeding 3 outputs each.
3 x 2 Way Configuration
Default crossover setup for 3 inputs feeding 2 outputs each.
2 x 2 Way + 2 Aux Configurations
1 x 6 Way Configurations
Appendix II – DP444 Default Crossover Configurations
2 x 2 Way Configuration
Default crossover setup for 2 inputs feeding 2 outputs each.
1 x 4 Way Configuration
Default crossover setup for 1 input feeding 4 outputs.
4 x 1 Way Configurations
Appendix III – DP424 Default Crossover Configurations
2 x 2 Way Configuration
Default crossover setup for 2 inputs feeding 2 outputs each.
1 x 4 Way Configuration
Default crossover setup for 1 input feeding 4 outputs.
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