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P4800 System Processor Software Guide Page 75 of 108
Parameter Window Features
Import
Click this button to import ASCII files from either Smaart or TEF. When the [Open File]
window appears, select the file you wish to import. The data from the imported file will
be displayed in the Response Graph. When a TEF TDS file is imported, the average
magnitude value is plotted at 0 dB and all other magnitude values are biased accordingly. By default,
Smaart transfer function files are not offset. Magnitudes are centered around the 0 dB axis, just as
they are in Smaart.
Refresh
Click this button to re-import the last imported file. If you take a new measurement in
Smaart or TEF and save it with the same file name, overwriting the previous file, you
can click the [Refresh] button to import the new measurement without having to go through the open
file dialog.
Note: The [Refresh] button DOES NOT change the bias of the original file. If the average magnitude
value of a TEF TDS file changes, the refreshed display will still be biased around the original average
value. Also, any offset you add to the file using the [Offset] text box will not change when you click on
[Refresh].
Show
Click on this button to show or hide the imported file display. The [Show] button is lighted
in green when a file is displayed.
Offset
This indicates the amount by which the display is offset from the actual amplitude values
contained in the ASCII file. By default, a TEF TDS measurement will be offset by its
average amplitude to center it around the 0 dB axis in the Response Graph
.
Invert
Click on this box to invert the displayed data around the x-axis. You may then use the
inverted display as a visual guide for EQ parameters. [Invert] is selected by default.
Help
Click on this button to access on-line help with importing Smaart and TEF ASCII files.
- Software Guide 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Document Structure 5
- System Processor Features 5
- Modular Signal Processors 6
- External Device Control 6
- Security 6
- Design Mode 7
- Live Mode 7
- Preview Mode 7
- Main Window 8
- Page 9 of 108 9
- Page 10 of 108 10
- The Processor Toolbox 11
- Install Software 12
- Establish Communication 12
- Configure External Control 13
- Page 14 of 108 14
- Establish Security 15
- Gain Structure 16
- Muting Channels 17
- Labeling Inputs and Outputs 17
- Signal Routing 18
- ELETE key 18
- TRL key while clicking 18
- Processor Types 19
- Adding Processors 20
- Creating a Configuration 21
- Stereo Processors 21
- Managing DSP Resources 22
- DSP Usage Meters 23
- DSP Optimization Hints 23
- Copy and Paste 24
- TRL+C on the keyboard 24
- Deleting from Slots 24
- Linking 25
- Bypassing 26
- Saving a New Scene 27
- Using the Description Field 27
- Revising Scene Files 27
- Store a Preset in the Device 28
- Rename a Preset 29
- Delete a Preset 29
- HIFT+Click to select 29
- Device Backup 30
- Selecting 31
- Adjusting the Level 31
- Value Box 31
- Spin Buttons 32
- TRL+S on the keyboard 32
- TRL+R on the keyboard 32
- Snapshots 33
- Input Gain 34
- Fixed Processors 35
- Gain Controls 35
- Channel Mute 35
- Channel Label 35
- Link Indicator 35
- Matrix Mixer 36
- Page 37 of 108 37
- Output Gain 38
- Page 39 of 108 39
- Function 40
- Parameter Window Features 40
- Page 41 of 108 41
- Page 42 of 108 42
- Page 45 of 108 45
- Soft Knee Processors 46
- Page 48 of 108 48
- Modular Processors 49
- Polarity 49
- Low Corner Freq 49
- Upper Corner Freq 50
- Keyboard Controls 50
- * Indicates default setting 52
- Page 53 of 108 53
- Distance 55
- Air Temperature 55
- DYNAMIC 57
- Basic DFR Setup 58
- Hold Mode 58
- Filter Allocation 59
- Page 62 of 108 62
- Page 63 of 108 63
- Page 65 of 108 65
- Page 68 of 108 68
- Working with Filters 69
- Copy, Cut and Paste 70
- Page 73 of 108 73
- or Gold Line TEF 74
- Software 74
- External Control Overview 76
- Configuration Views 77
- Pin Configuration Section 78
- More Info Button 78
- Processor Mapping Section 79
- Pin Configuration 80
- Saving a Configuration to PC 81
- Preset Encoding Types 81
- Control Pins 82
- Binary Encoding 82
- Connection Types 83
- Create a Password 85
- Changing Device Security 86
- Removing Security 87
- NTER or Click [OK] 87
- Device Information 88
- Processor Information 89
- Report Samples 90
- Printing 91
- PRESET INFORMATION: 91
- Drag and Drop Processors: 92
- Page 93 of 108 93
- One-Pin Binary Encoding 94
- Two-Pin Binary Encoding 94
- Three-Pin Binary Encoding 94
- Four-Pin Binary Encoding 95
- Five-Pin Binary Encoding 96
- Six-Pin Binary Encoding 97
- Seven-Pin Binary Encoding 99
- Appendix A 100
- Appendix B 102
- Appendix C 104
- Appendix D 105
- “Network not ready...” 105
- “No devices detected.” 105
- Appendix E 107
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