KRK ERGO - Manual (Page 23)

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The room correction score is a measure of how much processing
is being performed in the room correction filters. To some
extent, this reflects how audible the correction is. However, the
same amount of processing can sound very different due to
placement in frequency of the processing. For low values (below
10%) of the room correction index, only subtle correction is
needed to the original sound in the room. With high room
correction index values, more extensive processing is employed.
The room correction score for a specific RoomPerfect™ filter can
be viewed by pressing the Info button from the initial (ERGO is
ready to measure your room) screen.
As ERGO begins taking measurements to acquire Room
Knowledge, you will be notified of the percentage of information
gathered after each measurement, and instructed to continue on
to the next Room position measurement. (Figure 5.20)
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Keep in mind that as long as Room Knowledge is 90% or
greater, you are doing great! And, it can take you between 3 to
9 measurements before you get to 90%, so don’t be alarmed if
it seems ERGO is asking for “too many” measurements. (Figure
5.21)
Once ERGO reaches 90% Room Knowledge, it will ask if you
want to add more room measurements (Figure 5.22)—no more
are required at this point so you can select NO.
Figure 5.20
Figure 5.21
Figure 5.22