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Guide to Crossover Screen Controls:

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View: Use these buttons to choose which Output graph you will view. You can view multiple

output response curves. In this example Outputs 1, 2, and 3 are shown.

• Control: Use these buttons to choose which Output you will edit using the controls below the

graph area. You can only control one output at a time. In this example we are controilling

Output 2.

• EQ Type: Choose between Parametric, Low Shelf, and High Shelf using the pull-down menu.

You must choose a ﬁlter type before any editing.

• EQ Freq.: Set the frequency of the ﬁlter center points by typing in a number or using the Slider

tool. Note that the scale for ther Slider tool is dynamic - when you choose Frequency the

scale displays Hz.

• EQ Width: Set the bandwidth of each ﬁlter by typing a number into the ﬁeld or using the Slider

tool. Remember to select the ﬁeld before using the Slider, which shows fractions of an octave

in the scale.

• EQ Depth: Set the EQ ﬁlter depth (or level) by typing a number into the ﬁeld or using the Slider

tool, which shows level setting in dB.

• Crossover Type: Sets the type of ﬁlter you will use for each of the crossover ﬁlters (low or high)

in the selected output. Use the pull-down menu to choose the type -- your ﬁrst step before

any other editing of the crossover.

• Crossover Freq.: Set the frequency at which the ﬁlter roll-off begins typing in a value or using

the Slider tool. Choose the Freq ﬁeld ﬁrst and you will see the Slider’s scale display the range

of vaules at either end of the Slider. You can also edit the ﬁlter frequency by grabbing the

Filter Handle with your mouse and dragging it along the bottom of the graph display.

• Crossover Slope: Set the slope of the ﬁlter by typing in a number or using the Slider tool. You

can also edit the slope dragging the circles that ﬂank the Filter Handle. You will see the slope

change as you adjust these handles.

This is one of the most commonly used screens. Controls for all other screens work in a similar way.

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