Programming Example - Ecler DP 300 Manual De Instrucciones

The program to be recalled must be selected by pressing the PREVIOUS and NEXT keys or by turning
the encoder wheel. A key symbol next to the program name indicates that that program is locked.
By pressing the RECALL key again, the program is recalled from memory.
3. Deleting programs
In order to delete a program, the "Delete Program" screen of the SETUP menu must be accessed.
From this screen, individual programs can be deleted from memory. The first screen to appear is:
SETUP
Delete Prog
If the ► key is pressed or the encoder wheel is turned right, the Delete Program mode is entered. and
following screen is shown:
Enter to Delete
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From here, the program to be deleted can be selected by turning the encoder wheel or by pressing the
◄ and ► keys. Once the program is selected, press the SAVE/ENTER key to delete it.
Keep in mind that locked programs must be unlocked prior to deletion.

9. PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE

This chapter explains the practical process involved in programming the processor for a standard stereo
3-way system (Bass, Mids, Treble).
Following specifications should be considered:
Stereo 3-way system.
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Band-pass filter for bass way from 15Hz to 164Hz.
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Band-pass filter for mid frequency way from 164Hz to 1,68kHz.
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High-pass filter for treble way at 1,68kHz.
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All filters should be Linkwitz-Riley type with 24dB/oct slopes.
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The high-pass filter shall include an equalizer at 14,9kHz with +5dB gain.
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Inputs and outputs shall not be delayed.
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Start the device and wait until the display stops blinking. Once the processor has booted, the set-up
process can begin.
The first step always consists in specifying the general operation mode. Press the PREVIOUS key to
access the operating mode configuration screen, and select the 2 channel 3 way mode (2 ch 3 way).
SETUP
CONFIG
Turning the encoder wheel right or pressing the ► keys scrolls through all options, letting you change
the default operating mode (MONO) to 2 or 3 ways.
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MONO
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