Instruction manual

(7)COMP./ EXPAN. (Compressor/expander)SELECT

Press this button once to select "Compressor" mode (as display in LCD), you are able to adjust Threshold,

Compression Ratio & Time values. Press the button again to select "Expander" mode, you able toare not

adjust Threshold & Time but able for Expander Ratio.

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Fig 1.6 : Compression Ratio/Enable Protect Function

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Fig 1.5 : Adjustable Time Values

Fig 1.7 : Threshold Ratio/Disable Protect Function

DetecTime:13ms

Threshold:-30dB

CompRatio:16.0/1

Threshold:-30dB

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ExpaRatio:1/2.00

Threshold:-30dB

(3)TIME - Repeat pressing on this button, to activate selectable 3 Time parameter: Detect Time, Attack Time, and Decay

time. Turning Rotary jog wheel to adjust Time Constants. ( As displayed in Fig 1.5)

24 BIT DIGITAL PROCESSOR

DYNAMIC COMPRESSOR/EXPANDER

(4) BYPASS-Press this button 'ONCE' to off Comp/Exp function, direct signal takes place, LCD will display

"BYPASS", press this button second time to restore previous function & display.

(5) THRES/MIDI-Press this button shortly to select Threshold function (Fig 1.5), turn Rotary wheel to adjust

threshold values between -50dB~0dB.

Hold this button for longer seconds to on "MIDI TRANSMISSION"(display show "MIDI ON"), or to OFF

"MIDI TRANSMISSION" (display as "MIDI OFF"). Hold this button second time to execute opposite

operation function.

(6) RATIO/LOCK

Press this button once to select RATIO value menu. Press Button '7' to edit "Compressor Ratio", then select

"Compressor". Holding the button again for short time ( as Fig 1.6), to adjust the desire values by Rotary

wheel. Press Button '7' & select " Expander", holding this button again shortly (as display in Fig 1.7), then

adjust desire values by rotary jog wheel.

Hold this button for longer seconds to activate "Protect" function. LCD will show ` `(as display in Fig 1.6).

This will not affect other function buttons, holding this button again for longer seconds to DISABLE "Pro

-tect" function. ` `symbol will disappear ( as display in Fig 1.7). All buttons restore to its original function.