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DL431 Mic Splitter
Operator Manual
Chapter 5: Programming Mode
This chapter describes the programming mode of the DL431 Mic Splitter.
In programming mode the four programming buttons in the control panel are used to
navigate and select options from a number of menus (see “Menus” on page 16), which
let you set up the unit and view information.
Menu navigation
The four programming buttons in the control panel have the following functions.
The menu flowchart (see “Menu flowchart (menus 1 to 5)” on page 14 and “Menu
flowchart (menus 6 and 7)” on page 16) gives an overview of all the menus and their
options, and shows you how to navigate your way around them. When navigating the
menus, note that: menus are shown on the left, and each subsequent lower level of
each menu is to the right; an asterisk * (lower-right corner) means that the option is
not the currently selected one; and flashing options (far left character) are currently
selected.
>> To enter/exit programming mode
To enter programming mode from any menu display screen, press the MENU button
and hold down for approximately two seconds; the default display will change to the
“Select Menu:” display (see display A on page 14).
To exit programming mode, press MENU repeatedly until you reach the default screen.
The DL431 Mic Splitter will exit programming mode automatically after about
20 seconds of inactivity, that is, if none of the programming buttons are pressed within
that time.
>> To select a menu
In the “Select Menu:” display, scroll to the menu you want by using the up/down arrow
buttons; its number will flash to show that it is currently selected. Then, press
SELECT.
Navigation buttons Usage
Moves up a menu level. Exits programming mode,
depending on the current menu level.
Depending on menu level, moves down a menu level
or selects the current option. In menu “5 AES50
Status”, clears the AES50 status settings.
Scrolls through the current level of menus/options.
Scrolls through the current level of menus/options in
the opposite direction to the up arrow button.