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view of the signal. This is most critical when monitoring the MPX Output or the L/R Pre-emphasis

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of 0 provides no image delay at all and offers the greatest amount of visual detail for the current

information on the scope. Higher settings allow images of signal that has already passed through

the scope to remain on the screen for progressively longer periods of time. Setting this control all

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setting the sweep time of a traditional oscilloscope.

R The I/O (Input/Output) Menu allows you to view the audio signal at various points of the Program

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MPX signal minus SCA carriers.

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analog input.

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the left or right channels.

R The Undo Pre patch points allow you to view the audio signal from each of the 5 individual bands

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right channel.

R The Undo Post patch points allow you to view the audio signal from each individual band or the

combined output of all bands of the Undo section after the de-clipper AND after Undo’s multiband

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