Ecler ECLERNET MANAGER - Manual (Page 46)

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The active channel filters whose type is not Bypass are represented in the graph as circular
markers. The low-pass crossover is labelled "L", the high pass crossover is labelled "H", and
parametric filters have a numerical identifier, from 1 to 8.
The graph allows interactive editing of the filters parameters using their markers. To do this, you
just have to point the mouse on the filter marker you want to edit, to click on it and drag it on the
surface of the chart while holding the button pressed.
The active filter marker is displayed with greater intensity than the others (which appear semi-
transparent) and shows an animation with arrows indicating the available moving directions;
crossovers, for example, can only be moved horizontally (Frequency parameter), while High-Shelf,
Low Shelf filters and Parametric EQ can move horizontally (Frequency parameter) and vertically
(Gain parameter).
For filters with a Q parameter (Parametric EQ, All-Pass order 2), Q value may also be edited
through graphic markers using the mouse wheel.
Filled curves (Solid):
This other control, located in the lower right corner of the graph, allows you to select
the option to fill the chart or not.
A black SOLID word over a white rectangle means the graphic curve is filled. A white SOLID word
over a black rectangle means the graphic curve is only outlined.
5.3. Types of control
The detailed view of an EclerNet device contains various types of user controls, which allow you to
adjust parameters for DSP processing. The main types of controls are:
5.3.1. Adjustment potentiometers
To rotate a potentiometer, place the mouse cursor over
it, left click, hold the mouse button and drag up (or right)
to rotate clockwise or down (or left) to rotate counter
clockwise.