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| Brand | Dynacord |
|---|---|
| Model | DSP 244 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Describes the capabilities and technologies of the DSP 244, including filter algorithms, conversion, and dynamic range.
Covers the process of unpacking the DSP 244 and details regarding the warranty card and its completion.
Explains the functions of controls like input level knobs, graphic display, EDIT, SELECT, OPTION, and STORE keys.
Details the rear panel connectors including mains, RS-232, MIDI, and output/input connectors.
Explains how to connect using balanced XLR-type connectors for optimal audio signal integrity.
Describes how to configure unbalanced connections, including necessary modifications for proper signal level.
Guides the user on how to power on the DSP 244 and what to expect on the display during initialization.
Details how to set input levels to achieve maximum headroom and minimal noise for optimal S/N ratio.
Explains a 2-way stereo frequency crossover configuration using inputs 1 and 2 for left/right signals.
Describes a 2-way crossover with a mono sub-channel and an additional fullrange output from summed inputs.
Details a 3-way monaural crossover with a full range output, using input channel 1 for sub, mid, and high ranges.
Outlines a 3-way crossover with a mono sub channel fed by summed inputs, and full range output from input channel 1.
Explains a 3-way crossover where the sub-channel is fed from input 2, independent of other outputs from input 1.
Describes a monaural 4-way frequency crossover where all outputs are fed from input channel 1.
Details a configuration where outputs 1 & 2 use input 1, and outputs 3 & 4 use input 2 for full range operation.
Explains how to select factory or user-defined presets, including loading and confirming programs.
Details how to enter the Edit menu, navigate function blocks, select parameters, and alter values.
Guides on saving edited programs, copying them, and naming them within user-definable presets.
Explains how to copy factory presets to user locations and modify their parameters.
Provides an overview of parameter accessibility based on configuration and edit mode, including linked parameters.
Describes all available function blocks and parameters, including their types, value ranges, and default settings.
Allows adjusting the contrast and viewing angle of the LCD display.
Enables selection between 'No Edit' and 'Full Edit' modes to control parameter accessibility.
Lets the user choose the display unit (Volts, dBu, dB from Clip) for compressor and limiter thresholds.
Configures the behavior of the VU level meters, offering 'Normal fast', 'Peak hold', and 'Slow decay' modes.
Enables edit-protection to prevent unauthorized changes to internal settings via a password code.
Allows selection between Celsius and Fahrenheit for temperature display in delay calculations.
Configures the MIDI channels for receiving and transmitting MIDI and SysEx data.
Adjusts settings for real-time parameter transmission via serial ports (MIDI or RS232).
Enables passing data from RS-232 to the MIDI OUT port, creating an RS-232 to MIDI bridge.
Configures the Contact Closure Interface for program change commands or Soft-Mute via external switches.
Allows configuration and assignment of RS-485 IDs for controlling multiple DSP 244 units from a PC.
Displays the current software revision number of the DSP 244 host processor.
Lists comprehensive technical specifications including voltage, power consumption, input/output characteristics, filters, and dimensions.
Details general MIDI commands like Program Change, including their MIDI-byte and function.
Describes the MIDI System Exclusive messages for identity requests and replies, including DYNACORD and DSP 244 IDs.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing an optional input transformer (NRS 90244).
Details installation procedures for optional Contact Closure Interface (NRS 90246) and RS-485 Interface (NRS 90247).