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4 Advanced Operation | MENU TREE |
4.2 Navigating the LCD Control Screen
4.2.1 Introduction
The LCD Control Screen and its controls let you confi gure the amplifi er and access many features that before were available only through a remote computer. Also, you can recall DSP presets via the front panel. (Some DSP parameters cannot be adjusted with the LCD Control Screen. That is done in System Architect.)
Figure 4.1 shows the parts of the LCD Control Screen. Its functions are described below. NOTE: Listed functions can also be controlled in System Architect.
Attenuation - Mute - Lockout
Menu button
Sample Rate
Analog Input Sensitivity Presets
Amp Mode
Locate
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ALL MENUS: Next/Previous loops
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As a handy reference, Figure 4.2 shows the menu structure of the LCD control screen. Starting from any Menu screen, press an Encoder knob to go to the fi rst selection in the Menu. You can loop through a menu’s selections using the Next and Prev buttons. The Menu/Exit button returns you to the Attenuation screen which you see on
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MONITOR MENU
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ALERT MENU
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Figure 4.1 Parts of the LCD Control Screen |
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Here’s how to access the various menus and settings in the LCD |
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• Starting from the Attenuation screen, press Menu/Exit to go to |
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• Turn or press either Encoder knob to change the value of the | Exit |
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• When you see a menu screen, push the knob once to see the |
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items in that menu. Or press Next to go to the next menu. |
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• Press Menu/Exit to leave the menu and return to the Attenuation |
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the display might say “Press and hold.” To confi rm a change, press |
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The entire front panel or just selected screens can be locked out or |
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Operation Manual | in early |
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(press knob once to access these items:)
Load Monitoring Thermal % Thermal Temp deg. C AC Line Voltage Operating Time Watts Output
Exit | Exit |
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NETWORKING MENU (press knob once to access these items:)
Network Info
Manufacturing Info
HiQnet Node Address
DHCP
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Exit | Exit |
Figure 4.2 The Menu Tree
(press knob once to access these items:)
Amp Output Clip Errors
Analog Input Clip Errors
Thermal Errors
Low Limit Load Errors
High Limit Load Errors
SLM Errors
Line Voltage Errors
Fan Errors
Clear All Error Logs
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COBRANET MENU
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Cobranet Information | Rate |
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