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Option Description
EQ Setting
• Implementing a low or high shelf to set the tone of the sound to have more
bass or treble.
• Setting a low or high pass lter to function as a crossover to bi-amp speakers
or create a specic sub-woofer output.
Users can create up to 9 DSP Presets that can be saved, copied, imported, or
exported as needed.
Assign DSP Presets
Each zone can have a predened preset assigned to it that will aect its output
signal. Please note that the presets that are selected here are associated with the
primary outputs of each zone. The secondary source assigned to a zone can have
a DSP preset associated with it and can be set/managed in the Advanced Zone
settings page of this GUI.
• Use the DSP Preset dropdown box for each zone to select a DSP preset.
Options are between None and DSP Presets 1 - 9. If a DSP preset has been
saved with a Preset Name, that name will appear here rather than its
numerical DSP ID.
DSP Preset Editor
This section contains all functions for setting and maintaining each DSP preset.
Options are:
• Import/Export DSP Preset: Use these options to import and export individual
or all DSP presets for back-up or replicating settings on other RTI AD series of
products.
Import (All): Use the Import button under the Import/Export All Presets
header to open a dialog box to select a DSP settings le that contains presets
that will overwrite ALL DSP presets stored in this product. Please note that
this action cannot be undone. The source le for this import process must
be from the export (All) le from this or another similar RTI AD series audio
product.
Export (All): Use the Export button under the Import/Export All Presets header
to open a dialog box to save a DSP settings le that contains ALL the presets
stored in this product. This le can be used as a backup or saved for use with
other RTI AD series products.
Import (Single): The import action will require choosing a preset to overwrite
prior to using the import action. Select a preset to edit using the dropdown
box under the Edit DSP Preset header in the section below. Then, use the
Import button under the Import/Export Single Presets header to open a