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OPERATION - SYSTEM PROCESSOR MODE
6 . 1
I n t r o d u c t i o n
System Processor mode configures the processor for standard, digital signal processing functions. These
functions consist of Input Channel and Output Channel processing that includes equalization filters, signal
delay, polarity, gain, crossover filters, limiting, and high/low-pass filters. All parameters are user
accessible and user adjustable.
6 . 2
S e l e c t S y s t e m P r o c e s s o r M o d e
1. Select the UTIL function.
2. Scroll down to and select: Mode
3. Select: System Processor. This will reboot the processor and reset all parameters to their default
settings for this mode.
6 . 3
S i g n a l R o u t i n g
In order to pass signal, these tasks must be completed as detailed in the sections listed.
1. Select the type of input signal connected to the XLR input connectors (5.3.3).
2. Assign one or two sources (input connector signals) to each input channel (6.4.1).
3. Assign a source (an input channel) to each output channel (6.5.1).
6 . 4
C H ( I n p u t C h a n n e l s A t o D )
Use the CH function to set the parameters for Input Channels A to D by selecting the A to D buttons.
6.4.1
SRC - SOURCE 1 / SOURCE 2
Select either a single source or a sum of two sources. The same source can be selected for multiple Input
Channels. The source choices available depend on the configuration of the Input Channels as set in the
UTIL menu.
None
Analog A / AES A CH 1
Analog B / AES A CH 2
Analog C / AES B CH 1
Analog D / AES B CH 2
U-Net 1 to 32
6.4.2
CHA
NN
EL
N
AME
Enter a name for the input channel, up to 16 alphanumeric characters.
6.4.3
U-
N
ET OUT ASSIG
N
Assign the summed, unprocessed sources to a U-Net output channel. This is useful for daisy-chaining a
single analog or AES source signal to multiple UX8800 units.
6 . 5
C H ( O u t p u t C h a n n e l s 1 t o 8 )
Use the CH function to set the parameters for Output Channels 1 to 8 by selecting the 1 to 8 buttons.
6.5.1
SOURCE SELECT
Select one of the Input Channels as a source for the Output Channel. The same Input Channel can be the
source for multiple Output Channels.
None
Input Channel A
Input Channel B
Input Channel C
Input Channel D
