Dynacord DSP 244 owner manual Master Delay, Routing

P A R A M E T E R S

MASTER DELAY

These delay lines are located in the inputs IN1, IN2 and in the summed input signal IN1+2; all x-over channels are affected.

For instance, this allows to feed different PA-towers at open air concerts with delayed signals.

The delay times are displayed in milliseconds and microseconds while the equivalent distances (unit) are displayed in feet, inches, meters or centimeters. The environmental temperature appears as additional parameter whenever distances are displayed. Thus, up to 3 parameters are available.

	Parameter			Settings / Value range	Default
		2 ms - 900 ms
		1927 µs - 900000 µs
Delay		2 feet	-	1014 feet	2 ms
		26 inch		- 12169 inch
		1 m - 309 m
		66 cm - 30910 cm
Unit		ms, µs, feet, inch, m, cm			ms
Temp		-20°C - 60°C			20°C
		-4°F	-	140°F

The Delay parameter determines the delay time of the corresponding channel or the distance between different loudspeaker clusters.

Unit allows the user to select between time or distance display. Distances are automatically converted into delay times plus the calculation additionally includes the influence of the environmental temperature.

Temp allows you to enter a value for the momentary environmental temperature. This parameter appears only when the selected display-unit is distance. The affect of the environmental temperature on the resulting delay time is automatically included in the calculation.

ROUTING

Any combination of input channels can be assigned to the outputs of the DSP 244. The routing defines which input signal is fed to either one of the output channels (OUT1, OUT2, OUT3, OUT4). Besides routing the signals of the two input channels IN1 and IN2 to one of the outputs, it is also possible to assign the summed, monaural audio signal of both inputs IN1+2 to one of the outputs.

Parameter	Settings / Value range	Default
Source	IN1, IN2, IN1+2	IN1 (OUT 1/2)
		IN2 (OUT 3/4)
	SUB, LO, MID, HI,
Label	LO-MID, LO-MID-HI,	SUB
	SUB-LO-MID-HI

Label allows the setting of the channel-function indicators - SUB, LO, MID, HI - on the front panel of the appliance. These LEDs indicate the individual frequency range which the corresponding channel is actually configured for. The LEDs are meant for indication purposes only - no parameters are changed.

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