RTI AD-1616 - Page 33

AUDIO DISTRIBUTION
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Option Description
DSP Preset Editor
automatically saved upon entry, so no saving action needs to be initiated by
the user.
Reset Settings: Use the Reset button to revert the equalization curve to a at
response, thereby deleting any setting adjustments that are associated with
the currently selected DSP preset.
Output Frequency: The visual graph displayed here represents the output
frequency curve that is being generated based on the settings input in
the Parametric EQ Settings, Tone Controls, and Crossover sections. The
equalization range denotes an eective frequency range between 20Hz and
20kHz, with +/-12dB of adjustment for each band and lter type.
Parametric EQ Settings: Use the options in this section to dene up to 5
distinct equalization bands along with their associated parameters. These
parameters include:
- Frequency: Set the center frequency for the equalization point. Set between
20Hz and 20kHz.
- Q Ratio: Set the width of the frequency band (ratio) that determines how
narrow or wide the gain/level adjustment will aect the frequency curve.
Set between 0.3 – 20.
- Gain: The level of adjustment that is desired for the selected frequency. Set
between -12dB to +12dB.
Tone Controls: Tone control is implemented as low/high shelf lters that
can either increase or decrease what is commonly referred to as “Bass” and
“Treble” tones. Options are:
- Low Shelf: Setting the low shelf lter will adjust all frequencies below a set
point that can either be increased or decreased based on the gain setting
Frequency: Set between 20Hz to 20kHz.
Gain: Set between -12dB to +12dB.
- High Shelf: Setting the high shelf lter will adjust all frequencies above a set
point that can either be increased or decreased based on the gain setting
Frequency: Set between 20Hz to 20kHz.
Gain: Set between -12dB to +12dB.