User`s manual

AEQ FORUM - DIGITAL AUDIO MIXER FOR BROADCAST APPLICATIONS
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The four options visible on the last line of the display are associated with the four contextual
keys below, from left to right:
• BACK: pressing this key allows you to return to the previous menu screen. At this point
no change you may have made is saved.
• LPF, as a low pass filter activation key (LED lighted). Pressing this contextual key for
three seconds opens the cut-off frequency configuration menu. This configuration is
accomplished by turning the associated encoders, and is validated by pressing them or
by pressing the OK contextual key.
• HPF, as a high pass filter activation key (LED lighted). Pressing this contextual key for
three seconds opens the cut-off frequency configuration menu. This configuration is
accomplished by turning the associated encoders, and is validated by pressing them or
by pressing the OK contextual key.
• EQ, as an activation key (LED lighted) for the equalizer whose frequency response is
shown at that time on the screen. This frequency response is controlled from the
associated encoders by working from left to right on the base, mid-range and treble
bands, respectively. The frequency deviation permitted ranges from -18dB to +18dB;
the default value is +0dB.
If you keep press this EQ button, the advance configuration screen appears where is
possible to setup the Q (+/-18dB), frequency and Gain associated with this parametric
equalizer.
3.4.3.1.3. Expanded information menu
Pressing the NEXT contextual key in the previous menu screen will place you in the advanced
information section of that audio input channel. It maintains a structure similar to the base
menu. Information shown on this screen:
Expanded information screen