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1) Left Volume: This selection is used to adjust the level of this audio output from the AB/DR-3000.
The range of adjustment is from 0-99 (default value = 99). This adjustment is linear, which
means that a setting of Ф50Х is pretty close to a 50% output level.
2) Left Half Mute: This selection is used to adjust the level this audio output from the AB/DR-3000
when the HALF MUTED audio level is selected. The range of adjustment is from 0-99 (default
value = 99). This adjustment is linear, which means that a setting of Ф50Х is pretty close to a
50% output level.
3) Left Treble: This selection is used to adjust the high pass filter of this audio output from the
AB/DR-3000. The range of adjustment is from 0-99 (default value = 99). A flat level output is
set by a value of 99.
4) Left Bass: This selection is used to adjust the low pass filter of this audio output from the AB/DR-
3000. The range of adjustment is from 0-99 (default value = 99). A flat level output is set by a
value of 99.
5) Right Volume: This selection is used to adjust the level of this audio output from the AB/DR-
3000. The range of adjustment is from 0-99 (default value = 99). This adjustment is linear,
which means that a setting of Ф50Х is pretty close to a 50% output level.
6) Right Half Mute: This selection is used to adjust the level this audio output from the AB/DR-
3000 when the HALF MUTED audio level is selected. The range of adjustment is from 0-99 (de-
fault value = 99). This adjustment is linear, which means that a setting of Ф50Х is pretty close to
a 50% output level.
7) Right Treble: This selection is used to adjust the high pass filter of this audio output from the
AB/DR-3000. The range of adjustment is from 0-99 (default value = 99). A flat level output is
set by a value of 99.
8) Right Bass: This selection is used to adjust the low pass filter of this audio output from the
AB/DR-3000. The range of adjustment is from 0-99 (default value = 99). A flat level output is
set by a value of 99.
If the Digital Audio Bus is being used on a DR-3000, the following selections will also be available:
A) Mix Bus ÔAÕ: (This adjustment available on DR-3000s that are using the Digital Audio Mix
Bus). This selection is used to adjust level of audio sent to or received from the Digital
Audio Mix Bus. The range of adjustment is from 0-99.
B) Mix Bus ÔBÕ: (This adjustment available on DR-3000s that are using the Digital Audio Mix
Bus). This selection is used to adjust level of audio sent to or received from the Digital
Audio Mix Bus. The range of adjustment is from 0-99.
C) Mix Bus ÔCÕ: (This adjustment available on DR-3000s that are using the Digital Audio Mix
Bus). This selection is used to adjust level of audio sent to or received from the Digital
Audio Mix Bus. The range of adjustment is from 0-99.
D) Mix Bus ÔDÕ: (This adjustment available on DR-3000s which are using the Digital Audio
Mix Bus). This selection is used to adjust level of audio sent to or received from the Digital
Audio Mix Bus. The range of adjustment is from 0-99.
If the Real Time Clock (RTC) option has been installed on a AB/DR-3000, the following selections will
also be available:
y)
Year: Available only if Real Time Clock (RTC) option is installed. The range of adjustment
is from 0-99. If any RTC adjustment is changed, the ÔSelectÕ digit will start flashing to indi-
cate that the new settings will be written to the RTC chip the instant the ÔselectÕ is re-
turned to the ÔhomeÕ position (display blanked). This value will continue to indicate until
any RTC value is changed.
i)
mInute: Available only if Real Time Clock (RTC) option is installed. The range of adjust-
ment is from 0-59. If any RTC adjustment is changed, the ÔSelectÕ digit will start flashing
to indicate that the new settings will be written to the RTC chip the instant the ÔselectÕ is
returned to the ÔhomeÕ position (display blanked). This value will continue to indicate until
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