Yamaha DME - Manual (Page 417)

Chapter 6 Component Guide
DME Designer Owner’s Manual 417
*1 The amount of gain compensation varies according to the number of channels for which input is detected as follows:
*2 The setting range of Response Time varies according to the operating frequency as follows:
44.1kHz: 110 msec to 46.0 sec, 48kHz: 101 msec to 42.3 sec, 88.2kHz: 55 msec to 23.0sec, 96kHz: 51 msec to 21.1 sec
Section Parameter Setting Range Function
1
Input Channel Phase ON/OFF Inverts the phase of each input channel.
2 Auto ON/OFF Specifies whether each channel is applied to
automatic compensation or not.
3 Input Detect Lights when the input level exceeds the
Detect Gain setting.
4
Detect Gain -54 to 0 dB Sets the threshold level above which input
signals will be detected. The master output
level is automatically adjusted (reduced) to
maintain a constant level according to the
number of channels for which input is
detected. (*1)
5
O/Ride ON/OFF The corresponding channel is given output
priority when this parameter is ON. All other
channels are muted.
6 Mode Last/Mix Determines whether only the last channel
given priority via the O/Ride parameter is
turned ON (Last), or whether multiple
channels can be turned ON (Mix).
7 On ON/OFF Turns the input to each channel ON.
8
Fader -
∞ to +10 dB
Sets the input level for each input channel.
9 Master Output Level Meter Displays the master output level.
) Response Time *2 Sets the response time for reducing the
amount of output level compensation (gain
increase).
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On ON/OFF Turns the master output ON.
@ Fader - ∞ to +10 dB Sets the master output level.
Number of
detected input
channels
Amount of gain
compensation
0 0.0 dB
1 0.0 dB
2 -3.0 dB
3 -4.8 dB
4 -6.0 dB
5 -7.0 dB
6 -7.8 dB
7 -8.5 dB
8 -9.0 dB
9 -9.5 dB
10 -10.0 dB
11 -10.4 dB
12 -10.8 dB
13 -11.1 dB
14 -11.5 dB
15 -11.8 dB
16 -12.0 dB