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General| Brand | XTA |
|---|---|
| Model | DP226 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Guide to navigating unit controls for channel access and menu selection.
Overview of available sub-menus like Input Memory, Input Setup, X-over, Security, System, and Remote GPI.
Details on recalling/storing memories, input setup, and crossover management.
Explains system status, security lock-outs, and interface configurations.
Key technical data for inputs, outputs, EQ, filters, limiters, and connectivity.
List of appendices covering limiter tables, default settings, FAQs, and interface information.
Warnings about electric shock, moisture, and proper grounding for safe operation.
Instructions for unpacking the unit, checking for damage, and retaining packaging.
Highlights of the DP226, including audio quality, flexible configuration, EQ, and limiter functions.
Explains the function of each button, encoder, and the PC card slot.
Details on input/output meters, D.CLIP LEDs, and Mute key indicators.
Describes power, RS232, MIDI, and RS485 connectors on the rear panel.
Details the 3-pin XLR audio output connectors for each channel.
Steps for initial installation, including crossover design and basic parameter adjustments.
Introduction to the 5 selectable crossover modes for the DP226.
Details on the 2x2 way configuration, including input/output assignments and mono sum options.
Explains the 2x3 way setup, including input/output mapping and stereo ganging.
Describes the 4-way + 2 aux configuration, input/output routing, and input EQ options.
Details the 5-way + 1 aux configuration, input/output assignments, and input EQ options.
Explains the 6-way configuration and notes differences for DP224 units.
Overview of input/output screens and navigation within them.
Visual guide to navigating through the main menu structure.
Details how to adjust input and output gain levels with their respective ranges.
Explains how to adjust the phase polarity for each output channel.
Details how to set input and output delay times for driver alignment.
Explains how to configure HPF and LPF frequencies, slopes, and responses.
Describes how to adjust parametric EQ frequency, Q, gain, and shelving mode.
Details how to adjust limiter attack, release, and threshold parameters.
Explains the functions of Input Memory, Setup, X-over, and Security sub-menus.
Details the System, Interface, and AES/EBU sub-menus.
Comprehensive guide to recalling, storing, and erasing input memories, including PC card operations.
Details on ganging inputs for stereo operation and resetting all parametric EQ to flat.
Instructions for loading, designing, storing, and erasing crossover memories.
Explains different security lock types and how to specify parameter access.
Guide to entering a password to activate selected security lock-out levels.
Details on system status, LCD/LED controls, temperature alarm, and program updates.
Explains how to update presets and configure clip LED hold times.
Configuring remote interfaces (MIDI, RS232, RS485) for single unit systems.
Setting up master/slave configurations for multiple DP226 units via RS485.
Details on routing options and diagnostics for AES/EBU digital signals.
How the GPI option allows remote memory recall without a computer.
Diagrams and menu options for single and multiple unit RS232 connections.
Guides for connecting via RS485 and MIDI, including required hardware and menu settings.
Recommendations for setting input levels for best signal-to-noise ratio.
Instructions on proper grounding and cable shielding to prevent ground loops.
Details on filter slopes, time alignment, and delay calculations.
Information on digital limiters, attack/release times, and automatic time constant settings.
Guide to setting limiter thresholds for driver protection using a dB to Vrms table.
Step-by-step process for setting limiter thresholds and safety considerations.
Specs for inputs, outputs, gain, delay, EQ, and high/low pass filters.
Specs for limiters, connectors, power, weight, and physical size.
Details the one-year warranty against defects and exclusions.
Lists optional interfaces and accessories with their part numbers.
A lookup table correlating limiter thresholds in dB to Vrms values.
Table showing default crossover settings and names for various formats.
Graphs illustrating parametric filter gain, Q, and shelving responses.
Graphs showing notch filter response, and high/low pass filter responses.
Answers on updating software, connecting to PC, and suitable PCMCIA cards.
Information on copying settings and using microphone cables for RS485.
Detailed steps for creating and using clone data, with important warnings.
Steps for installing GPI software/hardware and explaining its operation modes.
Details on switches and wiring required to trigger memory recalls via GPI.
Steps to configure GPI format and memory recall options (input, output, or both).
Confirms RS-232 functionality via the GPI card and its uses for upgrades and control.
Diagrams for DP224 2-way configurations, including mono sum and stereo options.
Diagrams illustrating DP224 3-way with auxiliary and 4-way crossover configurations.
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