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24 Detecting the Feedback Point (SEARCH)............24 Drawing an Easy EQ Curve Line (SWEEP).........26 Simultaneously Adjusting A Wide Range Of Adjacent Bands (WIDE)..........................................26 Smoothing the Transition Between Memories (MORPHING)..........................................................27 To Cut the Gain of Selected Frequencies to -60dB (TOTAL CUT)................................................................28 Reducing the Remaining Noise (NOISE GATE).......29 To Refine the Time Lag Between Channel Outputs (TIME ALIGNMENT)...................................................30 To Recover the Settings (UNDO/REDO)...................30 To Store/Recall the Present Settings (MEMORY SAVE/LOAD)..........................31 To Store the Current Settings (MEMORY SAVE).....31 To Recall the Stored Settings (MEMORY LOAD).....32 Remote Control........................................33 Using A Foot Switch......................................................33 To Let the Signals Bypass the Effect (BYPASS)... 33 Recalling Memorized Settings in Turns (MEMORY ROTATION).............................................................33 Use With MIDI Devices................................................34 About MIDI..............................................................34 Changing settings from External MIDI Devices. 35 Sending and Receiving Settings Via MIDI (BULK DUMP/LOAD)........................................................37 Reference..................................................40 Troubleshooting.............................................................40 There is No Sound or the Sound is Too Low.......40 The Sound is Distorted...........................................40 MIDI Messages Are Not Being Received.............40 Display Messages..........................................................40 Equalizer Characteristics..............................................41 User Interface Guide.....................................................42 MIDI Implementation Chart........................................43 Block Diagram................................................................44 Specification.............................................45 Index..........................................................46 6 Features Low-Noise, High-Quality Sounds (24bit AD/DA) With the 24-bit AD/DA converter, this unit provides low-noise, high-quality sounds. Easy Operation The Frequency slider and dial encoder ensure simple and quick analog-like command of this unit. Noise Gate Function Cuts the noise that enters as a mixture with input signals heard at soundless points. The 24-bit AD/DA converter ensures overall noise reduction with this unit, and also reduces noise from external sources (p. 29). Time Alignment Function In a system consisting of multiple speakers, the Time Alignment (delay) function allows you to correct for the negative effects on sound quality that can occur as the result of the differences in the amount of time it takes for sound to arrive from the various speakers. In addition to the delay time, the distance is indicated in the display, which should make it easier to quickly perform onsite adjustments (p. 30). "Wide" Function Allows Control of Multiple Bands The Wide function enables you to control a desired range of frequencies simultaneously at scenes where easy and quick equalizing is required (p. 26). Search Function Simply by moving the Frequency slider, you can carry out equalization much like you can with a parametric EQ. This comes in handv when you want to do things such as find the point where feedback occurs, or find that sweet spot (p. 24). Flat Function You can reset the EQ curve line into a flat position (p. 24). Link Function By linking CHI and CH2, you can operate both channels simultaneously (p. 21). 16 User Memory Bank You can recall up to 16 memorized programs at certain scenes, and also compare several EQ settings with a touch of a button (p. 31). 31 Bands x 2 Channels in a 1U Size Unit Bypass Control with a Foot switch (p. 33) 7 Front and Rear Panel Front Panel CH2 INPUT LEVEL knob CH1 OVER/SIG indicator Frequency display CH1/UND0/RED0 button BYPASS button CH2 button LOCK/WIDE button SYSTEM button О Roland SF з-вазт о -МЯ>М1 «? Н0 QH ф-* 0- о LCD Display Frequency slider CH2 OVER/SIG indicator VALUE/BANK/ENTER knob CH1 INPUT LEVEL knob Г MEMORY4 button MEM0RY3/SWEEP button SHIFT button MEM0RY2/SEARCH button POWER switch MEM0RY1/FLAT button Rear Panel MIDI OUT/THRU connector OUTPUT 2 (XLR type) connector MIDI IN connector INPUT 1 jack INPUT 1 (XLR type) connector OUTPUT 1 (XLR type) connector О О «••lu ч—'i ЭС о о FOOT SW jack OUTPUT 2 jack AC IN Connect the supplied AC cord securely not to be disconnected. OUTPUT 1 jack INPUT 2 jack INPUT 2 (XLR type) connector LCD Display Current frequency under operation (20Hz-20000Hz) Operatable channel num...