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22en | Amplifier DSPZLX Portable Loudspeaker Series
2019-05 | 03 | F.01U.319.253Installation manualElectro-Voice
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Tab.4.1: Full-Range Loudspeaker DSP Control Menu
EXIT menu
The Exit menu is used to return to the home screen.
Notice!
The display returns to the home screen after two minutes of inactivity.
MODE menu
The Mode menu is used to configure the type of sound the loudspeaker delivers.
Available options for this selection are: MUSIC, LIVE, SPEECH and CLUB.
–MUSIC – is used for recorded music playback and electronic dance music applications.
(Default)
–LIVE – is used for live sound applications.
–SPEECH – is used for spoken word applications.
–CLUB – is used for recorded electronic music playback.
LOCATION menu
The Location menu is used to optimize the loudspeaker for different boundaries.
Available options for this selection are: POLE, MONITOR and BRACKET.
–POLE – is used when the loudspeaker is placed on a tripod stand or placed on a pole.
(Default)
–MONITOR – is used when the loudspeaker is placed on the angled monitor panel in
monitor position. This setting compensates for the amount of low frequency boost
created by placing the speaker close to the floor.
–BRACKET – is used when the loudspeaker is mounted to the wall using the mounting
bracket (Mounting Bracket accessory sold separately). This setting compensates for the
amount of low frequency boost created by placing the loudspeaker close to the wall.
SUB menu
The Sub menu is used to select a high pass frequency for use with a subwoofer or a matched
subwoofer.
Available options for this selection are: OFF, 80Hz, 100Hz, 120Hz, 150Hz, ELX200-12SP,
ELX200-18SP, EKX-15SP, EKX-18SP, and ELX118P. The high passes are 24 dB/octave Linkwitz/
Riley crossovers. The 80 Hz, 100 Hz, 120 Hz, and 150 Hz choices are generic high pass settings
for use with other subwoofers. The ELX200-12SP, ELX200-18SP, EKX-15SP, EKX-18SP, and
ELX118P settings are specifically optimized for subwoofers by including delay for best
summation.
TREBLE menu
The Treble menu is used to adjust the high frequency performance of the loudspeaker for
different applications or personal preference. The parameter controls a high shelving filter
that is centered on 6 kHz.
The range is -10 dB to +10 db.
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