User Manual

R Remote Version 2 User’s Guide 17
⑥ [A.GAIN] knob
Specifies the analog gain for the HA of the device. The current setting is shown in the numeric box
located below the knob.
You can double-click a numeric value box and enter a value directly from the keyboard.
The level meter located at the immediate right of the knob indicates the input level of the
corresponding port.
On the knobs, you can use the following shortcuts and context menu.
Action
Operation
<Ctrl> (<command>) + click
Sets analog gain to the default value (-6 dB).
<Ctrl> (<command>) + <Shift> +
click
Sets analog gain to 0 dB.
Right click
Displays the following context menu.
[All Default]
Sets the analog gain of all
channels to the default value (-6
dB).
[All 0dB]
Sets the analog gain of all
channels to 0 dB.
⑦ [GC] button
Switches on/off the gain compensation that regularizes the signal level on the audio network. If
this is on, the gain value fixed by gain compensation is displayed, and subsequent changes to
analog gain is compensated by the compensation gain within the device; audio is transmitted to
the Dante network at the gain value that was fixed immediately before this was enabled.
There are limits to the amount of gain compensation. The maximum compensation is 24 dB when turning the knob
toward the left, and 48 dB when turning the knob toward the right. For example if you apply gain compensation at
30 dB, compensation is maintained until you set the analog gain to 6 dB, but if you set the analog gain to 4 dB, the
gain value that is output will be 28 dB. If in this state you return the setting to 6 dB or higher, compensation
maintains the level at 30 dB.
⑧ [FREQ] knob / [HPF] button
Switches on/off the high-pass filter that is built into the HA of the device, and adjusts the cutoff
frequency. The current setting is shown in the numeric box located below the knob.
If you <ctrl> (<command>) + click above the [FREQ] knob, the cutoff frequency is set to the default
value (80 Hz).