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SECTION FIVE — HOW TO USE FBX FEATURES
5.1. Input / Output Level Switches
Use the two-position switches on the back panel of your FBX1220 / FBX2420 to compensate for input level or output level
requirements. NOTE: For unity gain (recommended), set the channel's input & output level switches to the same setting.
5.1.1. Setting Levels: Set both Input & Output switches the same for Unity
Gain
5.2. FBX Filter Control
5.2.1. Selecting Filter Width
If you’re using the FBX for a music application, the standard 1/10-octave constant “Q” lter is most effective. However, in spo-
ken word applications, such as lectures or teleconferencing, we recommend using the wider 1/5-octave lter for more robust
feedback control. You may enable the 1/5-octave lters by pressing the FIFTH OCTAVE button, and the built-in LED will light.
Only lters set after pressing the button in will be 1/5-octave. Press the button again to set subsequent lters to standard
1/10-octave lters. You can mix lter widths: start with a few lters at 1/5 for the worst feedback points, then switch to 1/10.
5.2.2. Setting Number of Fixed vs. Dynamic Filters
To change the number of Fixed lters from the factory default of 9 Fixed and 3 Dynamic per channel, push the READY button
for 4 seconds. The lters LEDs will ash 4 times and then go out. Release the READY button, and the LEDs will begin to light
in sequence. When the LED corresponding to the desired number of Fixed lters lights, press the READY button again.
IMPORTANT TIP: You can mix 1/10- and 1/5-octave lters in the same channel. If you have an especially bad feedback prob-
lem, try making the rst few lters 1/5-octave lters.
5.2.3. Resetting FBX Filters
AllFBXlters: To reset all FBX lters, follow the directions in Section 4.2.
DynamicFBXltersonly: To reset only Dynamic lters, press RESET DY-
NAMICS until the current Dynamic lter LEDs ash and then turn off. Release
the button.
5.2.4. Dynamic Filter Timer
The Dynamic Filter Timer, when enabled, automatically resets Dynamic lters after a user-selected time has passed (refer to
Timer Settings chart at right).
5.2.4.1. Set the Dynamic Filter Timer
1. Press and hold the RESET DYNAMICS button. The Dynamic LEDs ash twice and reset. Continue holding the
button and the current Dynamic Filter Timer setting will ash twice (lter LEDs 1-5, see
Filter Timer Chart at right).
2. Release the RESET DYNAMICS
button and lter LEDs 1-5 will
cycle through the possible timer
settings.
3. Press RESET DYNAMICS again
at the desired timer setting. LEDs will ash twice (including lter LEDs
indicating the current timer setting). Your Dynamic Filter Timer is now set. The timer starts
individually for each Dynamic lter.
5.3. Important Operating Considerations
5.3.1. Power-Off Memory
The FBX stores the positions and depths of the lters in nonvolatile internal memory when the unit is turned off or during a
power failure. The unit will return all lters to their previous frequencies and depths when it is turned back on.
5.3.2. Bypass Mode
The FBX has a true power-off bypass. The signal is unaffected in Bypass mode even if the unit is turned off. Note that if a com-
bination of balanced and unbalanced inputs and outputs is used, the signal may be disconnected or attenuated in Bypass.
5.3.3. Setup Mode
NOTE:Setupmodeisforpre-performanceaudiosetuponly,andwillcausedistortioninyouraudioprogramiflefton
duringperformance.You must follow the setup procedure outlined in the previous section, and do not play program or talk
into the mics during Setup. Otherwise the FBX will clip and lters may be set improperly (Clip level is set to the lowest level
OUT
IN
Accepts low level input up to +6 dBU
Accepts high level input up to +24 dBU
Outputs at low level, for sending signal to low-level devices or some insert
points. See Section 2 for more information on applications.
Outputs at high level, for most line-level devices. See Section 2 for more
information on applications.
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