Stand-Alone Operation; 8130A Connectors And Controls - Genelec SE Operating Manual

The default display setting is a third-octave smoothing allowing easy comparison with other measurement
system results. Alternatively, a high-resolution frequency-dependent smoothing window called Genelec
AccuSmooth displays a high-resolution response at low frequencies whilst removing excessive detail at
mid and high frequencies.
The default vertical axis display setting is a 10 dB/division resolution. The 5 dB/division setting is for
zooming into the detail of the acoustic response when editing the equalizer settings.
It is also possible to toggle between the "SinglePoint Response" and the "MultiPoint Response". This
permits comparison between the effect of the Acoustical Settings at the primary listening position and the
effect of the same settings over the MultiPoint measurement area.

STAND-ALONE OPERATION

Most consoles have analog monitor sections, whereas some have digital monitor sections. Analog monitor
sections are controlled using a volume potentiometer. Most advanced digital audio workstations have
digital audio outputs that can be controlled using a fader on the screen or using a separate hardware
device. Some systems even allow digital audio levels to be controlled via MIDI devices.

8130A Connectors and Controls

There is a row of eight switches on the back panel of the loudspeaker and a rotary level control on the
front panel allowing the set up of the 8130A for stand-alone operation. See overleaf for the back panel
layout of the 8130A.
The first four switches from the left contain the room response corrections.
For a detailed description and instructions on the use of these switches, consult the 8130A Loudspeaker
Operating Manual that comes with each loudspeaker.
The second four switches contain the system setting switches.
AES/EBU CHANNEL. This selects the audio channel(s) available on the AES/EBU cable to be reproduced
by the loudspeaker. Turning both switches on reproduces the sum of the two channels on the AES/
EBU cable. Turning both switches off has the same effect which has been done deliberately to avoid the
situation where no input channel is selected and the loudspeaker is effectively muted. When two channels
are selected, the two channels are summed together.
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