Then N-Coder will then display current parameters for the module, beginning with:
To scroll through the adjustable parameters, use the ‘Up’ [d] and ‘Down’ [f] MENU
keys. Parameter titles will be shown on the top line, with the parameter values displayed
on the second line. (Parameter values that are currently in effect are always bracketed by
asterisks). Parameter values can be changed by using the ‘Up’ and ‘Down’VALUE keys.
Programming with N-Coder connected to module (continued)
Note: Changes to parameter values can be ‘auditioned’if you are passing signal
through the amplifier to your loudspeakers/drivers. However, these audible changes will
not be permanent unless you:
A: Save the settings directly to the module; or
B: Save the settings to the N-Coder for later download.
The following NC-IPN (Basic Input module) parameters are common to all NC Input
Processing modules:
Parameter Selectable Values
CH A Level 0dB to -80dB
CH B Level 0dB to -80dB
Phase A+ B+ / A- B- / A- B+ / A+ B-
WRITETOMODULE Yes / No
STORETOMEMORY Yes / No
READFROMMEMORY Yes / No
Channel A and B levels are attenuated in whole number dB steps.
Four different channel phase settings are available.
Once you have adjusted a parameter to the desired value, press ENTER. This will cause
the displayed parameter value to be saved into the N-Coder’s buffer. This will be indi-
cated by the asterisks that appear to either side of the displayed (“current”) value.
Writing Settings to the Module
Parameter adjustments can be saved to the non-volatile module memory by scrolling to
the “Write To Module” menu command, selecting the value “Yes”, and pressing
ENTER:
Remember that when you execute a “Write to Module” menu command, only those
parameter values that are bracketed by asterisks will be written to the module!
WRITE TO MODULE
* Yes *
CH A Level
* -80dB *
