Belkin UCSPRO-RM2 user manual Editing Parameters Using the RM2

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EDITING PARAMETERS USING THE RM2

The UCSPRO-RM2 uses a backlit LCD display, a set of buttons and a very user-friendly, continuously adjustable rotary control to allow full editing control of the UCS PRO. When you switch on power to the UCS PRO, the RM2 will show an initial welcome screen (showing the internal software version number). This will last for about 5 seconds while the UCS PRO initialises. During this period it restores the set-up that was active when it was last switched off.

The display will then switch to the last selected Preset (or the factory Default Preset). The Channel Configuration will be shown in the display. The bold letters represent the input channels A and B (typically the left and right channel respectively). The numbers after the letters show which output channels are fed from each input. For example, A135 signifies that Input Channel A is feeding Output Channels 1, 3 and 5.

At the far left of the Programmer is a MODE button next to 4 LEDs labelled Preset, Delay, Edit, Utility. Press the MODE button to sequentially step through the 4 options. Each option provides access to the following parameters:

Preset - accesses the menus for loading and saving presets.

Delay - accesses the menus for adjusting delay time on the input and output channels.

Edit - accesses the menus for adjusting the Input Gains, Noise Gate, Input EQ, Crossover Filters, Output EQ, Compressor/Limiting, Output signal Polarity and Output Gains.

Utility - accesses menus for selecting the stereo Ganging option, changing the type of unit used in the menus (i.e. millimetres, microseconds etc.), setting the Lock mode, and various other parameters.

Imagine the various menus as having multiple layers. Follow this example to see it in action

(1)Use the MODE button to select the Delay option (the LED next to Delay lights). The display shows Input Delay. Press the button marked NEXT. The display now shows Output Delay. By pressing the NEXT and PREV (Previous) buttons you can step through the various top-level options in this menu.

(2)With the display showing Output Delay, press the button marked ENTER. This takes you down one level in the menu structure. The display will now show OP1 DELAY (or OP1&2 DELAY) with a flashing digit

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