ALESIS DEQ230D - Manual (Page 39)

Basics of Equalization
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Likewise, if the lowest gain setting of any band in this same Edit
Group is -4 dB, then the largest number you will see in the Relative
Gain display going all the way up is 16 (see fig. 5).
So if you run the Relative Gain display up and down repeatedly
with this Edit Group, the display will hit the "ceiling" at 16 and
bottom out at 18.
The Release Edit Group function
Once you have changed the value of the Edit Group, the DEQ230
will react one of two ways to further presses of the [BAND
SELECT] buttons. To decide which option suits your working
method or circumstance, experiment with the setting for the
Release Edit Group function in Setup Mode.
If this function is on, the very next [BAND SELECT] button
you press after you have changed the level of the Edit Group will
"release" all of the previously selected bands. The only band that
will be selected is the one you just pressed. You will know this
when it happens, because that's the only Band Gain LED that will
be blinking.
If the Release Edit Group function is off, the next [BAND
SELECT] button you press after you have changed the level of
the Edit Group will simply add that band to the Edit Group.
For a more detailed explanation of the Release Edit Group
function, see pages 44 and 45.
Remember, if you want to
keep the edited program,
be sure to store it to one of
the User locations. For
instructions on how to do
this, turn to page 38.