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JBL SDP-75 - Level Alignment Settings; Subwoofer Low-Pass Filter Settings; Decimation Settings & Advanced FIR Settings; Advanced FIR Settings

JBL SDP-75
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LEVEL ALIGNMENT SETTINGS
Weighting used for levels (default is dBA): Sets the type of weighting used by the optimizer for level alignment.
Width of level window (default is 16/f): This time-frequency window is used to compute the perceptual level of
every speaker. Its width can be modified to improve the automatic level alignment.
Maximum/minimum gain on speakers (default is 10dB/-20dB): defines the maximum/minimum gain that will be
applied for the automatic level alignment.
Minimal/maximal bandwidth frequency (default is 10Hz/Unlimited): defines the high end/ low end of the bandwidth
that is used as the starting point for level computations.
Bandwidth determination mode (default is Normal): Defines the speakers automatic bandwidth determination
mode from measurements.
SUBWOOFER LOW-PASS FILTER SETTINGS
The Optimizer includes a subwoofer low-pass filter with the following options:
Cutoff frequency (Default is “disabled”): Defines the cutoff frequency for the low-pass filter that can be applied to
the subwoofer.
Filter type (Default is Butterworth): Defines the type of filter used at the cutoff frequency. The elliptic filter is sharper
than the Butterworth but shows ripples in the whole bandwidth.
Filter order (Default is 4): Defines the steepness of the filter. The slope gets stiffer as you increase the filter order.
Please be aware that such changes may result in significant phase shifts
Rp value (For elliptical filter) (default is 0.1 dB): Sets a maximum amplitude ripple above the cutoff frequency.
Rs value (For elliptical filter) (Default is 80 dB): Defines the attenuation below the cutoff frequency.
DECIMATION SETTINGS & ADVANCED FIR SETTINGS
IMPORTANT NOTE: It is strongly recommended not to change these settings unless you have been
requested to do so by JBL Customer Support.
ADVANCED FIR SETTINGS
IMPORTANT NOTE: It is strongly recommended not to change these settings unless you have been
requested to do so by JBL Customer Support.

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