Behringer Feedback Destroyer Pro DSP1100P - Manual (Page 11)

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Press and keep the keys FILTER SELECT and STORE before powering up the
FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO. Then switch on the FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO and keep the
two keys pressed for about one second. The program numbers are counted up and reset to
their original default settings.
16 Use the POWER switch to switch the FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO on or off.
1.4.2 Rear panel
Fig. 1.4: Rear panel connectors and control elements
17 This is the MAINS CONNECTOR / FUSE HOLDER / VOLTAGE SELECTOR. Before you connect the
unit, please make sure that the displayed voltage corresponds to your Mains supply. Please note that
the AC voltage selection is defined by the position of the Fuse Holder. If you intend to change the
operating voltage, remove the Fuse Holder and turn it by 180 degrees before you reinsert it. Matching
the two markers monitors the selected voltage. Please note that, depending on the mains voltage
supplied to the unit, the correct fuse type and rate must be installed (see chapter 6.4 “SPECIFICA-
TIONS”). Please use the enclosed mains cable to connect the unit to the mains power supply. (Please
note that not all appliances can be used with different mains voltage ratings. Please check the descrip-
tion on the back of the unit and the box.)
18 These are the FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO’s MIDI connectors (MIDI OUT / THROUGH / IN). Via
these connectors total remote control is possible.
19 Please take the time to make a note of the SERIAL NUMBER in the space provided on the enclosed
Warranty Registration Card. Put the instruction manual in a safe place and return the completed
Warranty Registration Card to us within 14 days of purchase, making sure that the dealer stamp
has been acquired.
20 These are the FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO’s analog OUTPUTS. Also on balanced or unbalanced
XLR or TRS jacks.
21 Use the OPERATING LEVEL switch to adapt the FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO to different operat-
ing levels. You can select a -10 dBV semi-pro level used for home recording and a +4 dBu level used
in professional studios.
22 These are the FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO’s analog INPUTS. The FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO
has both XLR and jack inputs and outputs. Each XLR and jack set are wired parallel and can be used
either balanced and unbalanced.
2. OPERATION
The following chapter will familiarize you with the operation of your BEHRINGER
FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO. It will provide you with the basic understanding of how to obtain the desired
results and should encourage you to experiment with the DSP1100P. Please bear in mind that the technical
specifications of a unit may determine its limits, but the skill of the audio engineer determines how much use
can be made from it. So do not hesitate to play with the unit, just like a musician does with an instrument, in
order to explore the full functionality of your FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO.
The BEHRINGER FEEDBACK DESTROYER PRO can operate in four different modes. To meet more com-
plex requirements with regard to flexible signal processing, these modes can be combined in a program.
2. OPERATION