you back, simply hit EXIT and start again.
Where an additional "ENTER" press is required to write the selection to memory, the
screen will prompt you with "[ENTER] to Confirm".
The LED display also offers some hints. Left or right arrows on the top line indicate
the BACK/NEXT buttons will step to other choices.
7.2 SUBMENUS
7.2.1.1 Crossover Submenu
This menu selects the type of crossover and is the primary submenu to create,
recall, delete, and name a program configuration.
Press MENU and ENTER to access this submenu. Then use the BACK, NEXT and
ENTER buttons to adjust the Xover Submenu. Submenu items include:
7.2.1.2 Load a Xover:
This will load a configuration that has already been saved into the memory of
the unit. Until you have saved other programs into the unit, only the default
value will be available.
7.2.1.3 Design a Xover;
Use this mode to select a different type of crossover and set the parameters.
Parameters include mode type, stereo connect control, input channel adjust-
ment.
7.2.1.4 Store a Xover:
Store all the configuration settings of a X-OVER. The DS24/DS26 will store up to
10 program configurations in user memory locations. (An unlimited number can
be stored on a PC or other PC accessible memory.) Each of the 10 programs can
have a name containing up to 16 letters and numbers. If the program name is
not edited, it is stored under the corresponding mode name, such "2 x 2 WAY
XOVER".
7.2.1.5 Erase a Xover:
This will delete a stored mode.
7.3 Security Submenu
This menu allows you lockout various combinations of any or all front panel programming
functions. A four-character password is created by the primary user and entered using the
PARAMETER dial. To unlock the system, the password must be re-entered.
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