View X-Over; Window Compressor; Managing Access Rights; Entering Passwords - Monacor DSM-26LAN Bedienungsanleitung

[47] Level limiter LIMITER: rotary knob THR with input / indication field
for the threshold value
[48] Level limiter LIMITER: rotary knob REL with input / indication field
for the release time
7.3.5 View X-OVER (fig . 20)
[49] Buttons to go to a different view
[50] Curve diagram of the magnitude frequency response for all high
pass filters and all low pass filters of the outputs
When a crossove r network is created, all outputs are represented
in a diagram so that the frequency crossovers are easy to identify .
(For linked outputs, only one filter curve is shown .)
The cut-off frequencies of the filters are represented by trian-
gular markings above the curve . To change the frequency, move
the corresponding marking with the mouse (as an alternative to
the numeric input in [51] / [53]) .
[51] High pass filter HPF: input / indication field for the cut-off fre-
quency (enter values in Hz; "Off" < 20 Hz) (same effect as [39])
[52] High pass filter HPF: list field to select the filter type (same effect
as [40])
[53] Low pass filter LPF: input / indication field for the cut-off frequency
(enter values in Hz, "Off" > 20 kHz)
(same effect as [41])
[54] Low pass filter LPF: list field to select the filter type (same effect
as [42])
[55] Input / Indication field G (gain) for adjusting the volume of the
output (same effect as [8] and [33])
[56] Input / indication field D (delay) for ad justing the signal delay of
the output (same effect as [46])
[57] Level indicators for the outputs
[58] Switch LINK to link the outputs (in pairs, same effect as [10])
[59] Switch MUTE to mute the correspond ing output (same effect
as [11])
[60] Switch PHASE INVERT for phase inversion of the corresponding
output (same effect as [44])

7.3.6 Window COMPRESSOR

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[68]
Fig.21 Configuration window for the compressor
[62]
[61] Button BACK to return to the previous view
[62] Level indicator VU and gain reduction GR
[63] Rotary knob "Threshold" with input / indication field for the
threshold value
[64] Rotary knob "Attack" with input / indication field for the attack
time
[65] Rotary knob "Hold" with input / indication field for the hold time
[66] Rotary knob "Release" with input / indication field for the release
time
[67] Rotary knob "Ratio" with input / indication field for the com-
pression ratio
[68] Rotary knob "Makeup Gain" with input / indication field for level
loss compensation

7.4 Managing access rights

7.4.1 Entering passwords

When the unit is switched on, the access level "User" will usually be
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selected ( chapter 5 .1) . To go to a higher access level, call up the
menu item "Hardware Enter Password" and enter the password .

7.4.2 Changing passwords

To change the password in the current access level, or, in the level
"Development", to change the passwords for a lower access level,
call up the menu item "Hardware Configure Change Password" or
"Hardware Global Passwords User/Admin / Developer Password" .
To change the password of the current level, first enter the cur-
rent password, then enter the new password, and finally re-enter the
new password to confirm it . Passwords for lower access levels can be
directly entered and will also be displayed .
In the level "Development", individual presets can be saved
with separate passwords . Prior to saving a preset, make the desired
settings via the menus "Preset Preset Passwords Admin Password"
and "... Developer Password" .
Important: Passwords saved with the preset (Preset Passwords) will
take precedence over system passwords (Global Passwords) . When a
preset is called up which has been saved with individual passwords
for the access levels "Administrator" and "Development", the system
passwords for these levels will be invalid .

7.4.3 Changing access rights

Via the menu branch "Hardware Configure Global Access Rights",
the access rights for lower access levels can be defined . The table
(fig . 22) shows the options and factory-set values for the individual
levels .
Particular rules apply concerning the access to the settings of the
input parameters and output parameters . The access rights for these
settings (Access Input / Output Channel) are exclusively saved on the
level "Development" (together with the corresponding preset) . Prior
to saving a preset, make the settings desired via the corresponding
menu "Preset Preset Access Rights Locked Access Rights", "... User
Access Rights" and "... Admin Access Rights" .
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