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Menu Selections This section presents detailed information on each menu window item and the parameter choices or value settings that may be available within them. See Chapter 5, “Fine Tuning Your Sound,” for detailed information on editing processing preset parameters to achieve your custom on-air sound. This procedure is used for all parameter selection and editing: 1. Rotate the jog-wheel to highlight a menu item or submenu item. 2. Click the jog-wheel to select that choice or item. 3. If the parameter requires a value, rotate the jog-wheel to adjust the value. 5. Click to accept the value and return the jog-wheel to Highlight Mode. Preset Also see Pages 65-66 & 79-81 for more on working with Presets. A short description of each factory preset can also be found in Appendix B on Page 118. This menu is active under Level-3 password access, or at Security Levels 1 or 2, as defined in the Security Config screen (see Page 47). In addition to the Preset name list, there are seven functions available in this menu: Choose, Modify, Save Preset, Save Preset As, Compare, Protect and Passcode. Preset Menu Preset List Lists all of the presets, factory and user, that are on the PC Card inserted into the memory card slot on the rear panel of the Omnia-6fm. Choose To load a preset, highlight the Choose option to move the highlighting to the Preset List, then rotate the jog wheel to highlight the desired preset name and click. The processing algorithms will be updated to the new values almost instantly. Omnia-6ex Use and Operation Manual – V: 1.20 34
Note: The following Factory Presets use lower internal AGC ratios. When switching from any of these (or from <strong>User</strong> Presets created using any of these) to another preset, there may be a substantial level drop that will recover over a few seconds: ModernRock, CleanNSmooth, HotAC, SoftAC, Country2, Classical2 and Classical 3. Modify Opens the Preset List window so a user preset can be renamed or deleted. Save Current Saves the current parameter settings to the PC Card, overwriting any previous settings saved under the currently running user preset. If the current preset started out as a factory preset but you changed some values, the system will warn you that you cannot save your settings directly over a factory preset name. Instead, you must select the Save Current As option, and assign your work a new Preset Name. After doing so, your new Preset will appear in the Preset list. Save Current As Opens up a window so a new preset name can be entered. Preset names can be up to 12 characters in length. The number of presets that can be saved to the PCMCIA card is limited by the Omnia operating system to 50 total presets (including the factory presets). If your preset collection grows larger than the allotted space, you can always save and load presets to and from your PC using the Omnia Remote Software (described in Chapter 6). Rotating the jog wheel clockwise scrolls through the capital letters of the alphabet first. Rotating it counterclockwise scrolls through the numeric characters first, and then through the lower case alphabet. Click the jog-wheel to select a highlighted character to change. Then rotate the jog-wheel to step through all the possible characters. Once the desired character is displayed, click the jog-wheel to select that character. Rotate the jog wheel to select the next character and edit that as appropriate. When the last character is reached, click to accept the character and then rotate the jog-wheel to highlight the √ (checkmark) to save your preset. Highlight the X to cancel naming. Note: While scrolling through the character list, you will see “Ins”, “Del”, and a blank space. “Ins” stands for “Insert”, and is used when you wish to add an extra character within a preset name. The “Del” option allows you to remove a character or space from a preset name. The blank space is just that. It allows you to add a space within a preset name. Compare Allows two different presets to be compared. This is handy when two presets you want to compare are far apart in the Preset List. Note that preset changes can occur very quickly, but depending on the number of internal parameters being updated, the Compare process may take a second or two to fully transition from one preset to another. Protect Beginning with Front Panel Display software Version 1.0.3.0, it now possible to protect customer presets with a secret passcode. To use the feature, you must create a custom preset (or recall factory and rename it as your own). The correct order for using the Protect Preset function is as follows: 1. Create a preset and save it as your own (let’s use a preset name “TEST33” as an example; 2. Click the “Protect” button in the Preset menu. 3. Enter your passcode (up to six characters), and click on the checkmark to save it. 4. The preset will now be displayed on the screen with a [U] next to it, that is, it will be shown as TEST33[U]. This means that the preset has a passcode assigned to it, but the preset is not yet “locked”. Omnia-6ex Use and Operation Manual – V: 1.20 35
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Page 3 and 4: S A F E T Y I N S T R U C T I O N S
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Page 7 and 8: Omnia 6 Performance Specifications
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Page 11 and 12: Warranty This Warranty covers “th
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Page 17 and 18: The Omnia-6EX also contains a third
Page 19 and 20: memory card. During system power-up
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Page 25 and 26: Level Meters & Processing Bargraphs
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Page 29 and 30: User Interface Tutorial - Input Sou
Page 31 and 32: Menu Overview This section presents
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Page 41 and 42: SRC (Sample Rate Converter) board (
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Setting Up and Configuring Omnia Re
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Some Common Usage of Trigger Script
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Creating a Trigger Script Now that
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Initiating Trigger Scripts via the
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Chapter-7: Troubleshooting your Omn
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Omnia-6 Omnia-6ex Use and Operation
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Omnia-6EX Parameter Worksheet Prese
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