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USER'S MANUAL
Operation not mandatory, but necessary for equalized
OEM sources.The de-equalization process performs
an analysis of the electrical frequency response
comingfrom the different channels of the OEM source,
automatically applying an equalization contrary to the
original one, thus generating a linear signal, much more
suitable to drive high quality audio systems.Regardless
of the input channels used, the de-equalization will be
performed for each functional group.
E.g.: even though Front Left Full and Front Right Full inputs
are used, the software will perform the de-equalization
also on Rear, Center and Subwoofer inputs as the
processor will have to use the signals identied as
Front to possibly also manage the Rear, Center and
Subwoofer outputs.
Press BACK to go back to the previous step.
Press NEXT to continue with the conguration.
Press SKIP to bypass the de-equalization procedure.
- De-equalization procedure fase
In addition to analysing the equalization curve of
the OEM source, the procedure is able to identify and
compensate for any All-Pass lters present on the
emission fronts.
If you decide to carry out this complete
procedure put the check mark on "Phase Analysis"
and follow the instructions below:
- Iset all tone controls to zero (0);
- set balance and fader to center (0);
- do not change the volume level previously set through
the inputs level automatic calibration;
- play track 2 (press Play);
- Press BACK to go back to the previous step.
- Press NEXT to continue with the conguration.
- Press CANCEL to exit.
6. Source De-equalization/ Phase Analysis
POSSIBLE ANALYSIS MESSAGE
If the software identies the presence of recursive
algorithms in the OEM source, it recommends the user
to switch to the PASS-THROUGH mode.
- Press BACK to go back to the previous step.
- Press NEXT to continue with the conguration.
- Press CANCEL to exit.
- Press PASS-THROUGH to switch to this mode.
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