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Cut
Figure 8-11
Cut component.
The Cut (see Figure 8-11) can apply as much as 96 dB attenuation, or
mute completely, and invert polarity.
Attenuation and Polarity
Application of attenuation is accomplished by multiplying each data
sample by a number whose absolute value lies between 1.0 (0 dB)
and 0.000015625 (-96 dB). Muting is accomplished by multiplying
each sample by zero. Polarity inversion is accomplished by
multiplying by a negative number. All gain and polarity changes are
soft, meaning that they are gradually changed from the old setting to
the new in order to help prevent the occurrence of clicks or pops.
Bypass
Bypassing cut is equivalent to setting its attenuation to 0 dB and its
polarity to + (in-phase). Bypassing a muted attenuator un-mutes it.
Attenuator
The attenuator can be set three ways:
Using the Knob
Click on the indicator on the knob and while continuing to hold
down the mouse button, move the mouse in an arc. The
numbers in the box below the knob will change. When the
desired level is reached, release the mouse button.
Using the Text Box
Click in the box. Using the Back Space and/or Delete keys
erases the current entry and enters the new level. Be sure to
press the Enter key after the entry is made. Clicking outside the
text box without pressing the Enter key will cause the setting to
return to the number that it was before a change was attempted.
Alternatively, click and drag across the number in the box to
highlight the number in it. Type the new setting and press the
Enter key when finished.
Using the UP/DOWN Arrows
To increase the level, click on the up arrow. To decrease the
level attenuation, click on the down arrow. The amount of
increase or decrease is controlled by the fine/coarse control.
- ISP-100 1
- General Information 3
- CUSTOMER SUPPORT 4
- RETURN SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS 4
- Table of Contents 10
- INTRODUCTION 13
- About this Manual 14
- Customer Support 14
- SETUP & INSTALLATION 15
- Power Requirements 16
- Operating Environment 16
- Rack Mounting 16
- Card Installation Procedure 17
- Cable Diagrams 18
- Figure 2-8 19
- Figure 2-9 19
- Figure 2-10 20
- Figure 2-11 20
- Figure 2-12 20
- Figure 2-13 21
- Figure 2-14 21
- Figure 2-15 21
- Table 2-1 22
- Figure 2-16 22
- Figure 2-17 23
- Figure 2-18 23
- TROUBLESHOOTING 25
- Diagnostics 26
- Factory Default Mode 26
- Retrieving Version Numbers 27
- Retrieving Serial Numbers 27
- Changing the Fuse 28
- Changing the Battery 28
- WARNING: 28
- Troubleshooting 29
- Technical Support 30
- Procedure for Returns 30
- SPECIFICATIONS 33
- ISP-100 Component Plots 35
- System Measurements 37
- MOM-1 Analog Output Module 39
- Performance 40
- Miscellaneous 41
- Physical 42
- INSTALLING VUE-IT 43
- Figure 5-2 44
- Figure 5-1 44
- Figure 5-3 45
- Figure 5-4 45
- Figure 5-5 45
- Configuring the Software 46
- Figure 5-8 47
- Figure 5-9 47
- GETTING STARTED 49
- Starting a New Project 50
- VUE-IT File System 51
- Using VUE-IT 53
- Edit (see Figure 7-2) 54
- Tools (see Figure 7-3) 54
- Options (see Figure 7-4) 54
- Help (see Figure 7-6) 55
- Preferences (see Figure 7-7) 55
- Window (see Figure 7-5) 55
- Figure 7-8 56
- Project Manager 57
- Figure 7-10 58
- Figure 7-11 59
- Figure 7-12 59
- Figure 7-14 60
- Figure 7-15 61
- QuickSET Manager 62
- Figure 7-18 63
- Figure 7-19 64
- QuickMAP 65
- QuickMAP Component Bypassing 65
- Figure 7-21 66
- Figure 7-22 68
- Device Status Panel 69
- Output Meters 70
- PROCESSING COMPONENTS 71
- Figure 8-1 72
- Compressor 74
- SignalInputofFactorCrest 78
- Crossover 81
- Figure 8-5 83
- Figure 8-6 84
- Figure 8-7 85
- Figure 8-8 87
- Figure 8-9 88
- Figure 8-10 89
- Figure 8-11 94
- Processing Components - Cut 95
- Figure 8-12 96
- Figure 8-13 97
- Figure 8-14 99
- 10 July 1998 100
- Figure 8-15 103
- Figure 8-16 104
- Figure 8-17 109
- 10 June 1998 110
- Processing Components - Gain 111
- Figure 8-18 112
- Processing Components - Gate 113
- Figure 8-19 116
- Figure 8-20 122
- GLOSSARY 123
- Glossary 125
- THIS PAGE LEFT BLANK 126
- INTENTIONALLY 126
- STANDARD QUICKMAPS 127
- MONDOEQ.QMS 128
- 2X6CMBC.QMS 129
- 2X8COMB.QMS 130
- 3X6CMBC.QMS 131
- 2X8THRU.QMS 132
- 4CHAN.QMS 133
- 4X6CMBC.QMS 134
- 4X6THRU.QMS 135
- 3_2W.QMS 136
- 2WAYS.QMS 137
- 2_3WAY.QMS 138
- 2_2W_SUB.QMS 139
- 2_2W_FR.QMS 140
- 2_2W_2ST.QMS 141
- 4_2WAYS.QMS 142
- 4W_2FR.QMS 143
- MONO3W.QMS 145
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