Key Functions
Motorized potentiometers
All of the PQ‘s potentiometers are motorized to accommodate the channel link and unit link functions. The adjustment range of the Frequency, Bandwidth and Amplitude potentiometers is evenly dispersed throughout the
We intentionally avoided unnecessary or confusing functions such as frequency range switching or frequency, bandwidth or amplitude multiplicators.
Important note: The motorized potentiometers should NEVER be manually moved or held while being controlled by the motors, e.g. in channel or unit link mode.
Amplitude
Amplitude settings are freely adjustable from
Frequency
Each channel provides five fully parametric frequency bands covering 10 Hz to 28 kHz. Each band overlaps its neighbor by one octave and can be independently acti- vated and deactivated.
The following frequency bands are provided:
LF (Low Frequencies): | 10 Hz - 235 Hz |
LMF (Low Mid Frequencies): | 35 Hz - 720 Hz |
MF (Mid Frequencies): | 330 Hz - 7.1 kHz |
HMF (High Mid Frequencies): | 670 Hz - 16 kHz |
HF (High Frequencies): | 1.2 kHz - 28 kHz |
Bandwidth
Bandwidth is adjustable between 0.1 and 3.7 Q in proportional Q mode and between
0.9and 15 Q in constant Q mode. The extremely high maximum bandwidth in constant Q mode enables tight, selective control in precision applications.
Illuminated keys
The PQ features illuminated keys that illuminate brightly when activated. The final software version will provide dimly lit keys (25% brightness) when deactivated for ease and security of operation. The current software version (240H) switches illumi- nation off when keys are deactivated.
LF, LMF, MF, HMF and HF keys
These keys activate (key lamps lit) or deactivate (lamps off) the 10 filter bands.
Con. Q key
This key switches the 10 filter bands between proportional Q mode (lamps off) and constant Q mode (lamps off).
Please note: It is impossible to activate the “ON” for a specific band and the Con. Q button simultaneously. Please always press one of these buttons after another.
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