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General| Brand | Electro-Voice |
|---|---|
| Model | DC-One |
| Category | Signal Processors |
| Language | English |
Essential precautions for safe operation and to prevent hazards.
Instructions for responsible disposal of electronic waste according to WEEE directives.
Guidelines for qualified personnel performing maintenance on the appliance.
Identifies and labels all controls, indicators, and displays on the front panel.
Explains the purpose and operation of the various controls and indicators on the front panel.
Details the key features, capabilities, and advantages of the DC-One processor.
Describes the front panel layout, including buttons, displays, and meters.
Explains the operation of specific front panel buttons like Edit, Setup, Select, Store, Recall.
Details controls for Input HPF, PEQ, GEQ, and Delay functions.
Explains controls for Output X-Over, PEQ, Delay, Level, and associated indicators.
Describes the function of output channel mute buttons and bandpass indicators.
Details the AC inlet, fuse holder, and other rear panel connectors.
Describes rear panel ports like RS-232, XLR inputs/outputs, and AES/EBU input.
Provides guidance on mounting, power connection, and audio cable best practices.
Explains unbalanced connections, RS-232, and relay contact closure interfaces.
Covers connecting via USB and crucial aspects of connecting to amplifiers.
Guides on setting optimal input signal levels for the DC-One processor.
Explains how to recall and manage the 60 factory presets available on the device.
Details standard and full editing modes for user-created presets.
Instructions for unpacking the unit and details about the warranty coverage.
How the LCD screen displays information and settings during normal operation.
Explains the input level meters and how to interpret signal levels.
Describes the eight-segment output level VU meters and their response characteristics.
Covers gain reduction meters, mute buttons, and channel function indicators.
Step-by-step guide on how to load factory or user presets.
Instructions on saving edited presets and entering edit mode.
Introduces the DSP blocks and parameters available for editing.
Details settings for the input Hi-Pass filter, including frequency and slope.
Explains the nine-band input parametric equalizer and its configuration.
Describes various filter types (Low-shelf, Hi-shelf, PEQ, Low-pass, Hi-pass) for EQ.
Details the 31-band graphic equalizer for input signal processing.
Explains how to use the input delay for timing adjustments and Haas effect.
How to route input signals to different output channels.
Configuration of output crossover filters, including type and frequency.
Adjusting delay and polarity for speaker system alignment.
Parametric equalizer settings for each of the six output channels.
Delay settings for output channels to compensate for speaker placement.
Adjusting the master output levels for each channel.
Configuring the output channel limiters to prevent signal clipping.
Setting limiter thresholds and matching with amplifier sensitivity.
How to navigate and access global parameters within the Setup menu.
Selecting and setting up predefined system configurations for the DC-One.
Configuring input mode (Analog/Digital) and LCD contrast.
Setting limiter units (dBu/Volt) and VU metering modes.
Adjusting temperature for accurate delay time to distance conversion.
Choosing between Standard and Full Edit modes for parameter adjustments.
Securing front panel settings by implementing a lockout code.
Information on system firmware version and RS-232 port configuration.
Overview of the 7 available predefined configurations for system setup.
Details the 2-way stereo configuration with full range outputs.
Explains the 3-way stereo configuration with sub, low/mid, and high frequency outputs.
Details the monaural 4-way configuration with sub, low, mid, high, and full range outputs.
Describes the monaural 5-way configuration with multiple frequency band outputs.
Visual representation of PEQ cuts with varying Q values at 6dB.
Graphical display of 6 dB/octave shelf filter responses at 200 Hz and 2 kHz.
Visual representation of PEQ cuts with varying Q values at 12dB.
Graphical display of 12 dB/octave shelf filter responses at 200 Hz and 2 kHz.
Illustrates Bessel filter response curves for crossover applications.
Illustrates Butterworth filter response curves for crossover applications.
Visualizes Hi and Lo pass filter responses with different slopes and Q.
Illustrates Linkwitz-Riley filter response curves for crossover applications.
Graphical representation of PEQ gain adjustments at different dB levels.
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