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DC-1 Version 4 Digital Controller

System

Configuration

The RESTORE PARAMETERS function allows you restore the currently

selected Effect to its factory preset state.

When you select this function, you will be prompted to reconsider erasing

your changes. — If you don’t want to erase your versions, press DONE to

exit the menu. Pressing SELECT in response to the displayed query will

restore all of the factory preset values to the Effect.

EDIT EFFECT NAME allows you to assign a new name, of as many as 13

characters, to your Effect. With EDIT EFFECT NAME highlighted, press

SELECT to display the current name with a cursor indicating which

character position can be modified. SELECT moves the cursor to a new

position. ▲ and ▼ scroll through the available character set. Press DONE to

save the new name.

RESTORE EFFECT NAME allows you to restore the original factory name

of an Effect, without changing any of your modified parameter settings.

When you select this function, the message PRESS SELECT TO RESTORE

EFFECT NAME allows you to reconsider erasing your custom name. — If

you don’t want to erase your version, press DONE to exit the menu. Pressing

SELECT in response to the displayed query will restore the factory preset

name.

Note: The following effects cannot be assigned custom names: PRO LOGIC,

THX CINEMA, LOGIC 7, DOLBY DIGITAL, THX 5.1, 5.1 LOGIC 7, DTS

FILM, DTS THX, DTS LOGIC 7.

Selecting EFFECT ONLY allows you to listen to only the effects added by the

DC-1 to the currently loaded program. With this function selected, use ▲

and ▼ to turn this function on or off.

This control allows you to adjust the front/rear balance for the current

effect. This control can also be accessed on the remote by pressing and

holding the Shift button and using ▲ to move the balance point forward,

and ▼ to move it backward.

Restoring the original

parameter values

of an Effect

Naming your

custom Effect

Restoring the

original Effect name

Listening to only

the DC-1 Effect

Front/Back Fader

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