D.A.S. Audio DSP-26 USB - Manual (Page 33)

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6.5 Lock set up mode
IMPORTANT : Write down your password and keep it in a safe place. There is no way around
this security mechanism without the password.
6.6 Confirming the Lock Selection
A further press of either the or buttons enters the Lock set up mode.
Once in the Lock setup mode it is possible to navigate around the Input and Output screens as normal
but with these important differences:
Parameter values can no longer be changed.
The SAVE and RECALL screens are not accessible.
Only the Config and Stereo Link Utilities are lockable.
The unit is always unlinked.
If a parameter is unlocked the parameter name and value is displayed as usual. Pressing or turning
the encoder clockwise changes the value display to a check mark, as shown below, to indicate that
this parameter is now locked. Select the particular parameters that are to be locked from view and
change their values to check marks. Conversely, is Lock All was selected then select and change the
parameters is state to unlocked, e.g. No check mark, as required.
EQ s will not display in lock set up mode if they are unassigned, i.e. not given any cut/boost value.
Attempting to step into a new EQ will display the following screen:
This allows the programmer to prevent a user from assigning further EQs. Alternatively the ability
to add further EQ s can be left on.
If the DSP-26 is powered down while in Lock set up mode, the unit will return to the locked state
when it is turned back on, with the current password still valid.
When all the desired parameters are locked, confirm the lock set up process with the
button, as indicated when first entering this mode). The unit now returns to the password screen with
the current password displayed. This password can be changed if required by using the and button
to move the cursor and the up and down buttons or rotary encoder to change the letters.
PREV NEXT
SAVE/ENTER
IN B OEM
DELAY
NO MORE EQS OWN
LOCK UNUSED ?
NEW PASSWORD ? *
ABCD
OPERATION
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