Panel operations

① Main knob
Use this to move the position of the cursor, or to modify the value of a parameter.
For parameter values that have a wide range, the change accelerates according to the speed of rotation.

② [ ](back) key
Each time you press this, you move from the current level back to the level above or back to the previous screen.

Editing a selection-type parameter
Turn the main knob to make a selection. When you press the main knob to confirm, the value is updated and also applied to the sound.

Editing a continuous-type parameter
Turn the main knob to edit the value of the parameter. The change is applied in real time.

When you turn on the power switch, the home screen appears.
The center of the home screen (the area enclosed by a red frame) shows the important parameters for each basic function.
A highlighted channel indicates that it is selected as the target of operation.

① Channel

② Meter
This shows the signal level of the channels (input or output) selected in the HOME SCREEN of UTILITY.

③ Mute indicator
This indicates when a channel is muted. The displayed content and status are as follows.

④ Clip indicator
This indicates when the signal has clipped.

⑤ Panel lock symbol
This indicates that panel lock is enabled.

⑥ E symbol
When you recall a preset and then edit a parameter, an E symbol is shown.

⑦ Channel name
This shows the name assigned by CHANNEL NAME.

⑧ UNIT ID
This shows the UNIT ID assigned in the DEVICE screen.

⑨ Volume
This shows the output level.

When in BRIDGE mode, this shows the combined status of the paired channels.

This page shows a list of the input signals being routed via the MATRIX and ROUTER to each channel.

① Input source list
Analog inputs are shown as A1–A4, and Dante inputs are shown as D1–D16.
Use the channel select keys to select the channel that you want to operate, and then press the main knob to access the AMP PRESET screen .

In this page you can set and view the mute status of the entire amp.

① ON/OFF
If this is on, the entire amp is muted. You can press the main knob to specify the mute status in the screen that appears.

In this page you can set and view volume-related information.

① Volume
This sets and shows the volume.
Use the channel select keys to select the channel that you want to operate, and then turn the main knob to change the volume.
If you select multiple channels, the channels will be linked, and you can change the volume while maintaining the difference between the channels.

This page shows the EQ on/off status.

① EQ
This shows the EQ on/off status.
Use the channel select keys to select the channel that you want to operate, and then press the main knob to access the USER EQ screen .
If you select multiple channels, the channels will be linked for you to specify the EQ.

① Channel
This shows the linked channel names. If all four channels are linked this indicates "ALL."

In this page you can view delay-related information. The delay time can also be set.

① DELAY
This shows the DELAY on/off status.

② DELAY TIME
This sets and shows the delay time.

Use the channel select keys to select the channel that you want to operate, and then turn the main knob to change the delay time.
Use the channel select keys to select the channel that you want to operate, and then press the main knob to access the USER DELAY screen .
If you select multiple channels, the channels will be linked, and you can change the delay time while maintaining the difference between the channels.

This shows the SPEAKER PROCESSOR settings.

① XOV
This shows the crossover on/off status. This indicates OFF if both HPF and LPF are set to THRU, and otherwise indicates ON.

② EQ
This shows the EQ on/off status.

③ LIM
This shows the limiter on/off status. This indicates OFF if both Peak Limiter and RMS Limiter are set to OFF, and otherwise indicates ON.
Use the channel select keys to select the channel that you want to operate, and then press the main knob to access the SPEAKER PROCESSOR screen .

This shows the status of the speaker settings selected by SPEAKER PROCESSOR.

① Speaker preset
This shows the name of the speaker preset for the recalled speaker.
Use the channel select keys to select the channel that you want to operate, and then press the main knob to access the SP LIBRARY screen .

This shows information for the basic amp-related settings.

① SENS./GAIN
This shows the input sensitivity or gain specified by SENS./GAIN.

② MODE (PC-DI series only)
This shows the MODE (Lo-z, 70V, 100V) of the speaker to be connected.

③ HPF (Hi-Z) (PC-DI series only)
If MODE (②) is 70V or 100V, this shows the cutoff frequency (40 Hz, 80 Hz) of the HPF (high pass filter) that is compulsorily applied.
Use the channel select keys to select the channel that you want to operate, and then press the main knob to access the AMP SETTINGS screen .

This shows the impedance that is detected by LOAD MONITORING (Lo-z only).

① ON/OFF
This indicates whether speaker impedance is monitored (ON) or not (OFF).

② Impedance
This shows the measured impedance.
Use the channel select keys to select the channel that you want to operate, and then press the main knob to access the LOAD MONITORING screen .

Here you can specify the basic status of the unit.

If an abnormality occurs in the PC-D/DI series unit, the display shows an alert message.
For details on each alert, refer to "Message List."