Lake Controller Operation Manual

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.6.1
Designer Mode Menu Reference
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The base password is stored with the base conguration le preventing access to locked data even in
Designer Mode. Using a base password allows hiding of your custom settings from any Lake Controller
user.
Base Configuration files hide EQ curves, crossovers,
or high-pass and low-pass filters, and convert Group
and Module levels to hidden Factory values. The
use of base configuration files is recommended for
experienced Lake Controller users who require this additional
level of security and functionality.
Module files provide additional functionality to
base configuration files and can be used instead of
base configuration files in most circumstances.
19. 2.1.1 Crossover and Output EQ
All information in the XOVER screen (Lake Contour) or HPF/LPF screen (Mesa EQ) is stored in the base
conguration le, including crossover frequencies, crossover type (for example, Bessel, Butterworth, or
Linkwitz-Riley), along with any output-specic EQ, HPF/LPF settings, and crossover access status. All data
in the XOVER screen can be adjusted for each Module, unless the designer has applied security to the base
conguration le.
A base conguration le cannot be recalled into a Module running a different DSP program. For example,
a two-way base conguration le cannot be recalled into a Module that is currently running a three-way
Module program; a two-way Module program must be recalled rst.
19.2.1.2 Input EQ (PEQ, BLEQ & GEQ)
All Module and Group EQ overlays are combined and stored as an invisible default EQ curve for the new
base conguration. Once stored in the base conguration les, this default EQ curve cannot be viewed or
adjusted, although further EQ overlays can be created at the Module or Group level. When the new base
conguration le is recalled into a different Module, the main EQ appears at. Output-specic EQ from the
XOVER or output EQ screens can still be viewed or adjusted, unless the system designer has protected it.
The EQ curve created in the input EQ overlays is
separate from any output-specific EQ created on the
XOVER/AUX pages.
19. 2.1.3 Levels
With the exception of the MaxRMS Limiter Corner, Attack and Release, the current Module and Group
levels are combined and stored as factory levels when a base conguration le is stored. The factory
levels can be viewed and adjusted in Designer Mode after activating the ADJUST FACTORY option in the
LEVELS/METER OPTIONS menu.
Level Limits, also stored with a base conguration le, can be viewed and adjusted from
LEVELS/METER OPTIONS/LEVELS LIMITS.