Eq Memory View Shortcuts; (Band / Notch) (#) Field; Level Field; Level Field Shortcuts - Zaxcom Deva 16 User Manual

Zaxcom Deva User's Manual_______________________________________________________ Chapter 3
While the Entry Mode button is set to LVL/FREQ, the following keys are active:
2 key – adds 0.4 to the Level field.
8 key – subtracts 0.4 from the Level field.
6 key – adds 200 to the Freq field.
4 key – subtracts 200 from the Freq field.

EQ Memory view Shortcuts

1 – 5 keys
E key
BACKSPACE key – returns to the EQ page.

(Band / Notch) (#) field

It indicates which band / notch filter of the current channel is currently being displayed

Level field

Pressing it establishes / stores the level used by the associated band.
(Valid range: -24.0 – +24.0 dB, Value step: 0.1)

Level field Shortcuts

See: Common Data Entry Field Shortcuts List
BACKSPACE key – 1) The first time the backspace is pressed it enters a decimal point.

(BYPASSED / INLINE) flag

Pressing the ENTER key alternately enables (INLINE) / disables (BYPASSED) the current input's EQ
processing.

Band Type flag

It displays the current band's type, as selected by the Band (#) buttons or Notch (#) buttons.

Freq field

Pressing it establishes / stores the frequency used by the associated band.
(Valid range: 20 – 20000 Hz, Value step: 1)

Freq field Shortcuts

See: Common Data Entry Field Shortcuts List

Q field

Pressing it establishes / stores the Q factor used by the associated band.
(Valid range: 0.5 – 9.9, Value step: 0.1)

Q field Shortcuts

See: Common Data Entry Field Shortcuts List
BACKSPACE key – 1) The first time the backspace is pressed it enters a decimal point.

Equalization graph

It displays, in graphic format, the result of all equalization components on the channel.

Band (#) buttons

Pressing it cycles through the type of band to be applied to that band:
Off
LO SHELF – Sets the current band to a Low Shelf filter
– loads / saves (depending on the mode) in the respective memory.
– exits the EQ page and returns to the
2) If the cursor is on the last character, it deletes the character at the cursor and moves
the cursor left one character.
3) If the cursor is not on the first or last character, it moves the cursor left one position,
without deleting the character.
4) If the cursor is on the first character, it has no effect.
2) If the cursor is on the last character, it deletes the character at the cursor and moves
the cursor left one character.
3) If the cursor is not on the first or last character, it moves the cursor left one position,
without deleting the character.
4) If the cursor is on the first character, it has no effect.
– Turns off the current band
Digital Input (#) page
{p.159}, with the following exception(s):
{p.159}
{p.159}, with the following exception(s):
105
{p.100} for this channel.