Parameter & Functions Set-up Guide

LTO

Frequency: The center frequency of each band independently can be set between 15.6Hz and 16,000Hz.

Bandwidth: This dictates how the frequencies next to the center frequency will be affected during gain boost or cut (Peaking & Notch modes). With a narrow bandwidth (minimum 0.05 octave), frequencies other than the center frequency and its immediate neighbours will be largely unaltered. With a broad bandwidth (maximum 3 octaves), gain changes will be spread more widely.

Gain: The level at the chosen center frequency can be increased or reduced by 15dB (preset in Notch filter mode).

Press NEXT to step through each of the 5 bands for Input A, following the same procedure as before to set the individual parameters. After EQ5 the display will switch to Input B (INB - typically the right channel). You can then adjust each of the 5 bands as you did for Input A.

Press ESC to quit Input EQ adjustment.

Crossover Filters (Xover - Edit Menu): The UCS PRO is equipped with independent High-Pass (HPF) and Low-Pass (LPF) filters on each of the 6 output channels. Using both the High-Pass and Low-Pass filters together creates what is known as a BAND-PASS filter. This is most often used for optimizing the signal destined for midrange and mid-bass speakers, and also for subwoofers (using the High-Pass as a subsonic filter).