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4.1. GETTING STARTED WITH THE NAVIGATOR FRONT PANEL

· After powering up the unit, the following initialization screen is displayed on the LCD:

· The initialization process takes about 8 seconds and during that period the unit boots and displays

the Navigator ﬁrmware version.

· After the initialization process is ﬁnished the Navigator displays its main creen:

· The screen shows the current program number and program name assigned to the unit. The program

assigned is always the last program the user recalled or stored before powering down the unit.

The Navigator is now ready to go.

4.1.1 Conﬁguring The Navigator

Working with your Navigator is easy. Follow these basic steps as a guide to setting up the your system.

For details on working within each menu, please read Section Five on operating the Navigator.

1. Signal Routing: You ﬁrst need to get your inputs routed to the appropriate outputs. You can do

this in two ways.

A. Press Enter to enter the Global Parameters Menu, press the >>Menu key until you get to

the Conﬁguration Menu, and choose one of the preset conﬁgurations. This is the fast way

to get all your routing done.

B. Or you can press the Select key on one of the outputs, press the >>Menu until you get to the

Source Menu, and choose which of the inputs you want to patch to this particular output.

2. Set Input/Output Gain: The ﬁrst menu you see when pressing the Select key on each input or

output is the Signal Menu. The cursor is already in the Level ﬁeld, and you can immediately turn the

datawheel to adjust the input and output gain of each channel. This fast access to gain is very handy

for quick adjustments during your program.

3. Mixing: Mixing for each output is done in the Source Menu of each output (see 1.B. above). In

this menu each input has a gain control so you can set the levels to create just the right mix in this

particular output.

4. Crossover Filters: At this point you may want to set the crossover ﬁlters for each of the outputs.

You are essentially controlling which band of frequencies you will send to each of your speakers or

speaker systems. Press the Select key for the output you want to set, and press the Menu key until

you get to the XOVER Menu. You will set ﬁlters for the lower and upper rolloff points, the slopes of

the ﬁlters, and type of each ﬁlter.

5. Equalization: You may want to adjust the frequency response of your system. The Navigator

gives you a powerful set of EQ tools. For each input and output you can use up to eight ﬁlters, and

these can be either Parametric, High Shelving, or Low Shelving ﬁlters. Press the Select button on

any input or output channel to access the EQ Menu.

6. FBX Feedback Exterminator: Each input channel includes 8 patented FBX feedback control ﬁlters.

Use the FBX Mode menu to begin Setup Mode for maximum gain before feedback. See the results

of the process in the FBX Menu, and change the default FBX parameters on the FBX Global Menu.

7. Save your work: You know how important this one is. If you are editing in the input/output menus,

press Home to get to the Main Menu. Then press Global to get to the Global Parameters Menus, and

scroll to the Store Menu. Save and name your program here. Do it early and often!

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