Functions of the menu items under ‘in, 6 functions of the menu items under ‘in – KLING & FREITAG K&F CD 44 Digital System controller User Manual
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K&F CD 44 Digital System Controller
KLING & FREITAG GMBH © 2014
Version 11.6
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The settings in the following functions do, however, remain after a new setup has been
loaded:
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1.
Save As
Save under a new name
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To save a setup (changed or unchanged) under a new name, select
by turning and pushing the knob.
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Select
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The name of the current setup appears.
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Position the arrow under the letters that you wish to change.
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Turn the knob and select the letter or number by turning the knob.
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When the desired letter or number is shown, verify the entry by pushing the knob.
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The arrow automatically jumps to the next letter or number.
Continue as described above until you have written the desired name.
By pushing the EXIT button, you save the setup under the name you have defined. EXIT
When you have selected
name. The attempt will be answered with the error message Name exists.
Overwriting the currently selected setup
To save a changed setup under the same name, activate
the knob).
The arrow is on the name of the setup that you have just changed. By pushing the knob,
you can save your changes.
Overwriting a previously existing setup (not the setup currently selected)
To save a setup under another previously existing name, activate
and push the knob).
The arrow is on the name of the current setup. By turning the knob, you can select
another previously existing name and save your setup by pushing the knob.
2.
Load
With
band EQs (
but all other settings are maintained.
3.
Delete
With
be deleted. Select a setup by turning then pushing the knob. Confirm the deletion by
pushing the knob again, or cancel it by pushing the Exit button.
7.5.6
Functions of the Menu Items under ‘In’
In the following description the input connectors are named with capital letters (INPUT 1
through INPUT 4). The input sections in the routings are named with bold letters (Input1
through Input4).
The AES/EBU channels are described with left and right (INPUT 1 left/right; INPUT 2 left/right).