Specifications

Recalling and storing presets
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Recalling presets
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From the home screen, press the ENTER key.
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Press the DOWN key until “Recall preset” is dis-
played.
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Press the ENTER key.
“*Current preset” and the name of the currently
active preset is displayed.
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Press the UP and DOWN keys to browse presets.
When you have found a preset you want to recall,
press the ENTER key.
The selected preset is recalled (activated), and the
name of the selected preset is displayed.
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Press the EXIT key repeatedly to return to the
home screen.
Storing presets
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From the home screen, press the ENTER key.
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Press the DOWN key until “Store preset” is dis-
played.
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Press the ENTER key.
“*Select preset” and the number and name of a
preset is displayed.
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Press the UP and DOWN keys to select a storage
location. Please note that the preset currently
stored at the selected location will be overwritten
once you perform the Store operation.
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When you have found a storage location for your
preset, press the ENTER key.
The number of the selected Preset slot and the
preset name “User” is displayed.
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Press the EXIT key repeatedly to return to the
home screen.
For a complete list of presets, see ”Presets” on page
86.
Parameter storage
To use your AIR system and the preset recall feature ef-
ciently, it is important to understand what parameters
are stored with a preset.
Global Parameters
These parameters apply to your entire AIR system.
Global parameters that are stored with presets
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Bass management
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Mute status
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Selected setup
Global parameters that are NOT stored with presets
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Ref. Levels
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Analog Input Sensitivity
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BNC Sync
Local Parameters
These parameters apply to individual monitors.
Local parameters that are stored with presets
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X-Curve
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Parametric EQ setting (set via AIR PC-IP)
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LFE Gain (for subwoofers)
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LFE Low Pass (for subwoofers)
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Rel. Level
Local parameters that are NOT stored with presets
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Bass and Treble
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Delay
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Lock status
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Room position
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Calibration Level
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Tasks
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Phase (for subwoofers)
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Polarity (for subwoofers)