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DriveRack™ Getting Started Section 1

of the signal path from the input to the output section.

The features of the front panel of the DriveRack 260 are as follows from left to right. LCD Display- All operational information of the 260 DriveRack is displayed here. The display will also notify the user if any internal clipping is taking place within the unit. The following message will appear: CLIP. Data Wheel - The data wheel is used to scroll through the program menu of the 260 DriveRack. The Data Wheel is also used to perform editing functions to effects and utility menu features. Button Array - Operational editing is done using this 12 button array. A complete description of each button’s functionality is listed below. Input meters- These two 6-segment LED meters monitor the input level of the 260 DriveRack directly after the input mixer. Output mutes - These six mute buttons are used to mute the output signal of the 260 DriveRack. Output meters - These six 6-segment meters monitor the output levels of the 260 DriveRack directly after the output gain stage. Threshold meters - These six

1-segment meters show that threshold level of the output dynamics has been exceeded.

260 DriveRack Wizard

Now that you have made all of your audio connections and have made yourself familiar with the front-panel navigation of the unit, you can easily optimize your system through the use of the 260 DriveRack Wizard. This feature of the 260 DriveRack allows for quick and accurate venue setups. The menu section of the Wizard offers System setup, Auto EQ and AFS (Advanced Feedback Suppression). The following will walk you through your venue setup.

•From program mode, press and hold the <RTA> /Wizard button and the display will appear as follows:

DriveRack 260 Wizard

System Setup

Auto EQ Wizard

AFS Wizard

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