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Proel Sound Processors User Manual To select the desired function use ““ encoder, then press the “ENTER” button to access to the function, otherwise press the “QUIT” button to escape. – Config communication Using this function you can chose the type of connection you want to use between Predator and your PC. Using VARIATION knob you can select one of the following communication device: RS-232, USB, MIDI Channel 1,..., 16. Config communication Device: < RS-232 > After this front panel setting, please select the communication port by SELECTOR Switch on the rear panel. To exit from this menu, please press “QUIT” button. When the unit is remotely controlled (RS-232 or USB connection) the display will show the following message. System Lock PC connection In order to remotely control the unit, we suggest to exit from Search A&B, Search A, and Search B modes, since these modes slow down the communication between predator and PC. – Config mode search A / B Through this function it’s possible to configure feedback detect “engine” function mode. Editable parameters are. 1. Number of automatic filters to be used, values from 1 to 12 (consequently the remaining filters will be manual). 2. Automatic filter bandwidth (Q) (1/70, 1/20, 1/10, 1/5 octave). 3. Automatic reset (Variation), or not (Fix), of automatic filters when no feedback is detected on that filter frequency. In Fix mode the filters formerly detected will stay tuned on that frequencies, even when the feedback disappears. In Variation mode when the unit doesn’t detect feedback at that frequency, the filter will be reset thus the filter will be available for another feedback frequency. Inside Config mode search A / B menu the first shown item is: Config mode search A Num. Notch auto Rotating encoder “” the display will show: Config mode search A Q Notch auto 26
Proel Sound Processors User Manual followed by Config mode search A Att. Notch each parameter can be edited rotating the “” encoder: Att Notch Variation function is active only inside Search feedback A&B, A, B functions. To exit from the sub-menu press the “QUIT” button. EDIT NOTCH A/B menu Through this sub-menu it’s possible to edit all manual filters, formerly selected by Utility function. If the number of manual filters is 0 (automatic notch = 12) if you try to enter in this sub-menu, the following screen will appear. Preset xx: Name preset No manual notch In case there’s just one manual filter available, by accessing to the sub-menu the screen will be similar to the following one. A Notch Manual 12 A-45 F 1003 Q1/10 Editable parameters for each filter are: A = Attenuation, from –45dB up to 0dB, 1dB steps F = Frequency, from 20Hz to 20kHz, 1/70 th octave steps Q = Bandwidth, 1/70, 1/20, 1/10, 1/5 th of octave. You can access the menu by selecting Edit Notch A/B item and pressing the “ENTER” button. Through the selector you can select the number of the manual filter you want to edit (the number is displayed on the right upper corner). In order to modify filter parameters press the “ENTER” button, then choose the parameter to be edited by the “” encoder (inside “” there are parameter name and value). Using VARIATION knob it’s possible to modify the selected parameter value. There are two frequency parameters: FA and FF. Selecting FA (Frequency Adjust) the frequency value changes in 1/3 rd octave steps, while selecting FF (Frequency Fine) the frequency value changes in 1/70 th octave steps, around the selected 1/3 octave. So you can select coarse versus fine settings. LOAD PRESET menu Entering this menu you can select and recall one of the 4 factory preset as well as one of the 16 user presets available. 27
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