Behringer SHARK DSP110 - Manual (Page 20)

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SHARK DSP110
from 90 dB to 50 dB or less, which ensures the troublefree further processing of
signals, e.g. in broadcast, stage or recording applications.
The Compressor monitors the program material using an adjustable threshold and
continuous level control process, i.e. above threshold the signal gain is reduced,
depending on threshold overshoot. Usually, the threshold is set to somewhere below
the operating level to allow for a musical compression of the upper level range.
The DSP110 allows you to set two Compressor parameters. The first one, DENSITY,
compresses the program material in a range from 0 (bypass) through 100 (max.
compression). The second parameter, SPEED, allows you to adjust the Compressor
function in the time domain. Here, you can set the control speed of the Compressor
from 10 through 1000 msec. Use small values to make the Compressor respond to
smallest level differences, and high values to process dynamics “inaudibly”.
3. INSTALLATION
3.1 Audio connections
As standard, the BEHRINGER DSP110 is installed with electronically servo-balanced
inputs and outputs. The new circuit design features automatic hum and noise reduction
for balanced signals and thus allows for trouble-free operation, even at high operating
levels. Externally induced mains hum etc. will be effectively suppressed.
1 2
3
2 1
3
Pin 1
Cable Input Output
Pin 2 = (+) Signal Positive
Pin 3 = (-) Signal
Shield
(+) Signal + Hum
(-) Signal + Hum
Negative
(+)Hum + Signal
(-)Hum + Signal
2 x Signal
Ground
RFI and Hum
= Signal + 6 dB
Fig. 3.1: Compensation of interference with balanced connections
3. INSTALLATION