Pioneer DEQ 9200 Owners Manual - Page 21

Parts, Identification, Adjusting, Network

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Parts Identification Fig. 1 [4] Mode shift button [5] Frequency up/down buttons [6] Level up/down buttons [9] Function buttons (F1) Slope selector (F2) Phase selector (F3) LOW PRO (F4) MID 1 PRO /F EED (F5) MID 2 PRO /R (F6) HIGH PRO /SW Eirl [11] Display selector button Fig. 3 [15] Operation display [17] Numeric display [18] Phase reverse indicator [22] Function indicators Adjusting Network 1. Press button [4] to switch to network adjustment mode. (The currently selected filter blinks.) WS 2. Press one of (F3) to (F6) buttons [9] to select the filter to be adjusted. (The selected filter blinks.) • When "LOW" is selected in PRO mode, it is possible to check the stereo/ monaural setting of the sub-woofer (P. 14). Press the (F3) of buttons [9] while "LOW" is selected. "STEREO" or "MONO" will be displayed for about 3 seconds. 3. Press and hold one of (F3) to (F6) buttons [9] for more than 2 seconds to mute other speaker units other than the speaker unit using the filter to be adjusted. The muting can be canceled by holding the button depressed again for more than 2 seconds. (The bar of the muted speaker unit displayed in the Operation display [15] goes down.) • Each speaker unit (=filter) can be muted separately. When a speaker unit is muted, its sound is not output any more. Adjust the network by switching the speaker units ON/OFF as required. 4. Press (41) or (►) side of buttons [5] to adjust the cutoff frequency (crossover frequency) of the filter with distorted sound. PRO LOW MIDI MID2 HIGH STD SW F R 40 Hz - 160 Hz 40 Hz - 160 Hz 2.5 kHz - 10 kHz 2.5 kHz - 10 kHz (1/3 octave/step) 50 Hz - 200 Hz (*1) 50 Hz - 200 Hz (*2) 50 Hz - 200 Hz (*2) (*1: 1/3 octave/step) (*2: 2/3 octave/step) 21

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Parts
Identification
Fig.
1
[4]
Mode
shift
button
[5]
Frequency
up/down
buttons
[6]
Level
up/down
buttons
[9]
Function
buttons
(F1)
Slope
selector
(F2)
Phase
selector
(F3)
LOW
(F4)
MID
1
PRO
/F
EED
(F5)
MID
2
PRO
/R
(F6)
HIGH
PRO
/SW
Eirl
[11]
Display
selector
button
PRO
Fig.
3
[15]
Operation
display
[17]
Numeric
display
[18]
Phase
reverse
indicator
[22]
Function
indicators
Adjusting
Network
1.
Press
button
[4]
to
switch
to
network
adjustment
mode.
(The
currently
selected
filter
blinks.)
WS
2.
Press
one
of
(F3)
to
(F6)
buttons
[9]
to
select
the
filter
to
be
adjusted.
(The
selected
filter
blinks.)
•
When
"LOW"
is
selected
in
PRO
mode,
it
is
possible
to
check
the
stereo/
monaural
setting
of
the
sub
-woofer
(P.
14).
Press
the
(F3)
of
buttons
[9]
while
"LOW"
is
selected.
"STEREO"
or
"MONO"
will
be
displayed
for
about
3
seconds.
3.
Press
and
hold
one
of
(F3)
to
(F6)
buttons
[9]
for
more
than
2
seconds
to
mute
other
speaker
units
other
than
the
speaker
unit
using
the
filter
to
be
adjusted.
The
muting
can
be
canceled
by
holding
the
button
depressed
again
for
more
than
2
seconds.
(The
bar
of
the
muted
speaker
unit
displayed
in
the
Operation
display
[15]
goes
down.)
•
Each
speaker
unit
(=filter)
can
be
muted
separately.
When
a
speaker
unit
is
muted,
its
sound
is
not
output
any
more.
Adjust
the
network
by
switching
the
speaker
units
ON/OFF
as
required.
4.
Press
(
4
1)
or
(►)
side
of
buttons
[5]
to
adjust
the
cutoff
frequency
(crossover
frequency)
of
the
filter
with
distorted
sound.
PRO
LOW
40
Hz
-
160
Hz
MIDI
40
Hz
-
160
Hz
MID2
2.5
kHz
-
10
kHz
HIGH
2.5
kHz
-
10
kHz
(1/3
octave/step)
STD
SW
50
Hz
-
200
Hz
(*1)
F
50
Hz
-
200
Hz
(*2)
R
50
Hz
-
200
Hz
(*2)
(*1:
1/3
octave/step)
(*2:
2/3
octave/step)
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