Dbx DRIVERACK PA interactive training guide

dbx DriveRack PA
Interactive Training
Guide
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The DriveRack PA provides:
Input Graphic EQ
Advanced Feedback Suppression
Subharmonic Synthesis
Input Compression
Crossover (Up to 3-Way)
Output Parametric EQ
Output Limiters
Output Driver Alignment Delays (up to 10 ms)
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This illustration shows the DriveRack PA installed in a typical 3 Way system.
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This illustration shows what the DriveRack PA actually replaces in a sound
system.
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The processsing in the DriveRack PA is stereo tied. The input GEQ (Graphic EQ) is the
only exception. It can be configured in “Dual Mono” mode if desired.
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Don’t be afraid to experiment with the buttons and
controls on the DriveRack PA. It is recommended
that you familiarize yourself with these controls
before connecting the device to your system. Once
you feel comfortable with the navigation of the unit
you can easily perform the Factory Hard Reset
procedure (as described in the back of the Owner’s
Manual). This Hard Reset will set the device back to
it’s factory default state.
Enjoy!
The dbx Team
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This is the LCD display. This display allows you to view the various pages of
the DriveRack PA
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This is the Button Array. Use these buttons to navigate through the DriveRack
PA.
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Pressing any of these buttons will take you to the corresponding function.
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Note: Some buttons will toggle through the various input and output
processing modules associated with that button. For example; the EQ button will
toggle through the input GEQ and output PEQ modules when pressed multiple
times.
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Pressing the PREV PG (Previous Page) & NEXT PG (Next Page) buttons allow
you to navigate through the various pages within a module.
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The DATA ENCODER is your “SELECT” button when pressed in.
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Pressing the DATA ENCODER in will move the cursor on the currently selected
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Turning the DATA ENCODER will change the selected parameter.
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This is the RTA INPUT jack. Connect the dbxRTA-M microphone to this
connector using a standard XLR microphone cable. This connection supplies 15
Volts of phantom power to the microphone.
RTA Input Jack
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RTA Input Button
This is the RTA INPUT button. Pressing this button will engage the Auto EQ.
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LCD/Button Array
This is the LCD DISPLAY. This
display allows you to view the various
pages within the DriveRack PA.
This is the BUTTON ARRAY. Use
these buttons to navigate through the
DriveRack PA
Left Click on a BUTTON or TEXT in the LCD to learn more.
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Preset #
This shows the currently selected PROGRAM or PRESET #.
Note: There are USER and FACTORY presets. 1-25 are USER presets & can be
overwritten. Presets 26-50 are identical to 1-25 (from the factory), but are
FACTORY presets &
cannot
be overwritten.
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Preset Name
This is the NAME of the currently selected preset.
Note: If this area reads “Not Loaded”, you must press the SELECT button (DATA
ENCODER) in to load the selected preset.
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Input Configuration
These letters indicate how the inputs are configured. The “L” stands for LEFT &
the “R” stands for RIGHT.
Note: If there is an “M” here then the input is configured as “MONO”. This
means that a mono input was selected instead of stereo inputs in the System
Setup Wizard.
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GEQ/PEQ
These are the EQ modules. The “G”
is the input GRAPHIC EQ & the “P”
stands for the output PARAMETRIC
EQs.
This is the EQ button. Press this
button to enter the Graphic or
Parametric EQ modules.
Note: Pressing this button multiple
times will toggle through the input
GEQ & output PEQ modules.
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This is the input GEQ. It is used to help compensate for the coloration of the
room and provides a more tonally balanced sounding system within a venue.
GEQ (Graphic EQ)
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This is the first page in the GEQ (Graphic EQ) module. The GEQ is the only
processor within the DriveRack PA that can be unlinked.
This displays
which INPUT you
have selected.
LR=Left & Right.
Here you can turn
the GEQ ON & OFF.
This GRAPH shows
the GEQ curve when
the EQ is set.
Here you can
FLATTEN and
RESTORE the GEQs
settings.
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This is the second page in the GEQ (Graphic EQ) module.
Here you can
select the
“FREQUENCY CENTER” or BAND that you would like
to edit.
This GRAPH shows
the GEQ curve when
the EQ is set.
Here you can adjust
the GAIN (boost or
cut) of the selected
frequency or band.
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This displays
which INPUT you
have selected.
LR=Left & Right.
GEQ (Graphic EQ)
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These are the output PEQ modules. They are generally used to help flatten the
response of the loudspeaker drivers.
PEQ (Parametric EQ)
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