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Explains the three stages of DM processor operation: Input, Matrix, and Output.
Covers input gain, digital delay, and six digital filters for signal conditioning.
Explains the input compressor stage and automatic digital feedback eliminator filters.
Details the core automixer cell and crosspoint gain adjustments.
Explains the four available modes (Auto, Direct, Override, Background) for the automixing algorithm.
Describes selecting signal sources like matrix, pink noise, or tone generator for outputs.
Explains the attenuator for reducing line output to mic level.
Details output delay for time alignment and filters for equalization.
Explains compressor, limiter, and output gain/level indicator functions.
Describes making adjustments using the front panel LCD without a computer.
Details the screens displayed during the unit's boot sequence.
Describes navigating the main menu structure and selecting setup items.
Explains how to view settings on setup screens and use the 'Back' button.
Selecting input channels and adjusting rear panel gain.
Adjusting input gain, mute, phase inversion, and phantom power.
Selecting crosspoints and setting their mix mode.
Adjusting crosspoint gain and mute status.
Selecting output channels and adjusting rear panel gain.
Setting output source, mic/line level, and gain.
Controlling the mute state of selected output channels.
Explains the two-step sequence required to make permanent changes to presets.
Details functions for powerup default, factory reset, storing, and recalling presets.
Accessing system info and understanding the SysInfo screen.
Configuring general settings and selecting MASTER or SLAVE mode.
Instructions for configuring and verifying stacked units.
Process for entering the passcode to lock or unlock controls.
Steps to change the existing passcode for front panel control lockout.
Procedure to reset the passcode to the factory default.
Utility screen for verifying serial commands and troubleshooting.
How to adjust the serial port baud rate for RS232 communication.
How to exit the menu system and return to the boot screen.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the LecNet2 software package.
Procedures for installing the LecNet2 USB driver using the Found New Hardware Wizard.
Details the methods for connecting a computer via USB or RS-232.
Initial installation steps for the Lecnet2 USB driver using the Wizard.
Guides users through the firmware update process via USB.
Lists general commands and details for input parameters like gain, delay, and mute.
Commands to check input activity, clipping, and set input delay.
Commands for input label, level, mute, gain, and phase settings.
Commands for input phantom power and matrix crosspoint settings.
Commands for crosspoint mute and various output parameters like delay and gain.
Commands for output label, level, mic/line status, mute, and source selection.
Details commands for controlling input channel compressor settings.
Details commands for controlling output channel compressor settings.
Command to read or set the output compressor threshold level.
Details commands for controlling output channel limiter settings.
Details commands for managing programmable inputs and outputs.
Commands for programmable output timing and rear panel settings.
Commands for setting rear panel input gain, minimum, preset, and step.
Commands for setting rear panel output gain, minimum, preset, and step.
Commands to restore and save rear panel settings.
Details commands for controlling ADFE (Automatic Digital Feedback Elimination).
Overview of macros, their advantages, and storage.
Describes tools for creating, editing, and capturing macros.
How programmable inputs and outputs function in the hardware.
Explains rear panel gain and its use as a variable attenuator.
General| Bit Depth | 24-bit |
|---|---|
| DSP | Yes |
| Sample Rate | 48 kHz |
| Control | Ethernet |
| Audio Bandwidth | 20 Hz to 20 kHz |
| Dynamic Range | >110 dB |
| Dimensions | 1.75 x 5.25 inches |
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