8&9: BRIDGE pair LEDs: The channel pair LED will illuminate if these channels have been
switched into bridged (mono) mode. See page 14 for details of how to connect your speaker to
a bridged channel pair, and page 43 for how to enable bridge mode.
10: STANDBY Switch: The power amplifiers in the DPA Series can be powered down leaving
just the DSP active. Apart from the obvious power savings to be made, there may be
circumstances when only the DSP is required, such as utilizing it for braking analogue audio
channels onto a Dante network. This LED illuminates red when the power amplifier sections
are turned OFF.
11: MUTE keys: This will mute the respective input or output channel according to the current
setting of the bank control selection (#14).
12: Signal meters: Depending on the current bank selected (#14), these will be showing input
levels pre-DSP, output levels for the power amp channels, or output levels of the auxiliary
channels.
13: EDIT keys: First press on an EDIT key will show the gain for the selected channel within
its respective BANK. Second press will display the last edited parameter — see pages 29 to 31
for more info on full real-time editing of input and output parameters.
14: BANK Select keys: This key select inputs A-D, power amp outputs 1-4 or auxiliary outputs
5-8, for both meter displays, mute functions and during editing. Bank select will default to
showing power amp outputs on meters and mutes after 20 seconds of inactivity.
15: Rotary encoder and navigation keys: MENU is always the way under the bonnet of the
amplifier, and then BACK and NEXT to choose the Sub-Menu and ENTER to select the choice.
These controls are also used when editing DSP audio parameters, accessed via the EDIT
keys.
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