Optimod-AM 9400 V1.2 Operating Manual - Orban

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3-24 OPERATION ORBAN MODEL 9400 It maximizes speech intelligibility in the presence of noise, interference, and jamming. It can be turned up via LESS-MORE as needed for difficult propagation conditions. Description of the Digital Radio (HD) Factory Presets DIGITAL RADIO FACTORY PROGRAMMING PRESETS Preset Names Source Preset Normal Less-More CLASSICAL-5B CLASSICAL-5 B 7.0 CLASSICAL-5B+AGC CLASSICAL-5 B+AGC 7.0 COUNTRY-MEDIUM ROCK-SMOOTH 7.0 COUNTRY-LIGHT ROCK-LIGHT 7.0 CRISP CRISP 9.5 DANCE ENERGY DANCE ENERGY 9.0 EDGE EDGE 10.0 FOLK-TRADITIONAL ROCK-SOFT 7.0 GOLD GOLD 9.5 GREGG GREGG 9.5 GREGG OPEN GREGG OPEN 9.5 GREGG LBR GREGG LBR 9.5 IMPACT IMPACT 9.5 INSTRUMENTAL JAZZ 7.0 JAZZ JAZZ 7.0 LOUD-BIG LOUD-BIG 9.0 LOUD-FAT LOUD-FAT 7.0 LOUD-HOT LOUD-HOT 8.5 LOUD-HOT+BASS LOUD-HOT+BASS 9.5 LOUD-PUNCHY LOUD-PUNCHY 9.0 LOUD+SLAM LOUD+SLAM 9.0 NEWS-TALK NEWS-TALK 7.0 ROCK-DENSE ROCK-DENSE 7.0 ROCK-LIGHT ROCK-LIGHT 7.0 ROCK-MEDIUM ROCK-MEDIUM 7.0 ROCK-MEDIUM+MID-BASS ROCK-MEDIUM+MID-BASS 7.0 ROCK-MEDIUM+LOW BASS ROCK-MEDIUM+LOW BASS 7.0 ROCK-OPEN ROCK-OPEN 7.0 ROCK-SOFT ROCK-SOFT 8.5 SMOOTH JAZZ SMOOTH JAZZ 9.0 SPORTS SPORTS 7.0 WMA MUSIC WMA MUSIC 9.5 WMA NEWS-TALK WMA NEWS-TALK 7.0 URBAN-LIGHT URBAN-LIGHT 7.0 URBAN-HEAVY URBAN-HEAVY 7.0 Table 3-2: Digital Radio Factory Programming Presets
OPTIMOD-AM DIGITAL OPERATION 3-25 Presets with “LBR” in their names are tuned to minimize artifacts with low bitrate codecs by using the Band 5 compressor to control excessive high frequency energy. CLASSICAL 5B: As its name implies, the CLASSICAL-5B preset is optimized for classical music, gracefully handling recordings with very wide dynamic range and sudden shifts in dynamics. It uses heavy inter-band coupling to prevent large amounts of automatic re-equalization, which could otherwise cause unnatural stridency and brightness in strings and horns and which could pump up very low frequency rumble in live recording venues. COUNTRY: The COUNTRY-MEDIUM preset uses the ROCK-SMOOTH source preset. It has a gentle bass lift and a mellow, easy-to-listen-to high end, along with enough presence energy to help vocals to stand out. The COUNTRY-LIGHT preset uses the ROCK-LIGHT source preset. Modern country stations might also find ROCK-MEDIUM or ROCK-OPEN useful if they want a brighter, more up-front sound. CRISP: CRISP provides a bright upper midrange sound by emphasizing frequencies around 6 kHz. It is a loud preset that is appropriate for mass-appeal music formats. It has the same bass texture as the IMPACT presets. DANCE ENERGY: This preset is designed to preserve the punch and slam in dance music percussion (such as the beater click in kick drums). It is loud and has a bright high frequency texture. As LESS-MORE is turned down, this preset get quieter, yet punchier. EDGE: This preset is designed for hit music stations that prefer extremely punchy bass to fastidious distortion control. It is loud and has a bright high frequency texture. FOLK / TRADITIONAL: FOLK / TRADITIONAL is an alias for the ROCK-SOFT preset. It assumes that the recordings are of relatively recent vintage and require relatively subtle processing. If the recordings you play are inconsistent in texture and equalization, you may prefer the ROCK-SMOOTH or ROCK-LIGHT presets. GOLD: GOLD is loud and “hi-fi”-sounding while still respecting the limitations and basic flavor of the recordings from the era of the 1950s through 1970s. For example, we do not attempt to exaggerate high frequency energy in the GOLD preset. The highs in recordings of this era are often noisy, distorted, or have other technical problems that make them unpleasant sounding when the processor over-equalizes them in an attempt to emulate the high frequency balance of recently recorded material. GREGG: GREGG, GREGG OPEN, and GREGG LBR all use a 200 Hz band1/band2 crossover frequency to achieve a bass sound similar to the classic five-band Gregg Labs FM processors designed by Orban’s Vice President of New Product Development, Greg Ogonowski. Dynamically, these presets produce a slight increase in bass energy below 100 Hz and a decrease of bass energy centered at 160 Hz. This bass sound works particularly well with radios having good bass response, such as many auto radios today.
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