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CDi DriveCore Series Operation Manual

System Settings

Security/Front Panel Lockout

The Front Panel Lockout feature allows front panel functionality to be locked out to prevent

unauthorized tampering of the ampliﬁer's settings. This feature can be enabled from the

Security screen (see Figure 79) or by simply pressing and holding the CH1 SELECT

button and ENCODER simultaneously for 2 seconds from the Home screen.

To enable the Front Panel Lockout:

1� From the Home screen, press the MENU button.

2� Select the “System Settings” option from the menu using the ENCODER.

3� Select "Security" from the menu.

4� Enable the "Front Panel Lockout Enable" option using the ENCODER.

NOTE: You can also enable the "Front Panel Lockout Delay" option which will cause

the front panel to automatically re-lock after approximately 30 seconds each time the

front panel is unlocked.

5� Using the ENCODER, select "Done" at the bottom of the screen. If the "Front Panel Lockout Delay" option was not enabled, a prompt will immediately

appear on the LCD to indicate that the front panel is now locked. If the "Front Panel Lockout Delay" option was enabled, the front panel will be locked

after approximately 30 seconds.

NOTE: The POWER button will still function when the Front Panel Lockout feature is enabled.

To disable the Front Panel Lockout:

1� Simultaneously press and hold the CH1 SELECT button and ENCODER for 2 seconds. A prompt will appear on the LCD to indicate the front panel

is now unlocked. Note that the front panel will only remain unlocked for approximately 30 seconds if the "Front Panel Lockout Delay" option has been

enabled.

2� From the Home screen, press the MENU button.

3� Select the “System Settings” option from the menu using the ENCODER.

4� Select "Security" from the menu.

5� Disable the "Front Panel Lockout Enable" option using the ENCODER.

6� Using the ENCODER, select "Done" at the bottom of the screen.

TIP: The front panel can also be locked from the Global Settings panel in Audio Architect. Note that if the front panel has been locked from Audio Architect,

the above procedure will not work for unlocking it and it must be unlocked using Audio Architect. See "Amplier Information" on page 35 for

information on locking/unlocking the front panel from Audio Architect.

Figure 79: Security screen