DSPeaker ANTI-MODE 2.0 DUAL CORE User manual

ANTI-MODE 2.0 DUALCORE
OWNER'S MANUAL V0.90
Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core

ANTI-MODE 2.0 DUALCORE
OWNER'S MANUAL V0.90
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Intended U e
T e Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core as been designed for normal indoor use and to be
connected to ot er equipment wit cables not exceeding 3m (10 feet) in lengt . If you
use cables of extended lengt , c eck t at t eir quality is sufficient and observe
electrostatic disc arge precautions w en connecting or disconnecting t em. Use of t e
device outdoors, in umid or ot er extreme environments, may cause reduced
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Table of Contents
1.Introduction......................................................................................................4
1.1 W at's included in t e box..................................................................................4
2.Overview..........................................................................................................5
2.1 Front Panel........................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Rear Panel........................................................................................................... 5
2.3 Getting Started.................................................................................................... 6
2.4 Typical Room Calibration..................................................................................... 7
3.Home Screen..................................................................................................10
4.Settings Menu.................................................................................................11
4.1 House Curve Tool............................................................................................... 12
4.2 Tilt Curve Tool.................................................................................................... 13
4.3 Infrasonic Filter.................................................................................................. 14
4.4 Hig /Lowpass filters...........................................................................................15
4.5 Custom Parametric Equalizers...........................................................................16
4.6 Digital Headroom (Advanced)............................................................................19
4.7 Language Selection...........................................................................................19
4.8 Factory Reset..................................................................................................... 19
4.9 Information........................................................................................................ 19
4.10 PC Link............................................................................................................. 19
5.Using Sound Profiles.......................................................................................20
6.Advanced Functions........................................................................................21
6.1 Advanced Calibration.........................................................................................21
6.2 Multi-point (Wide Area) Calibration....................................................................23
7.Measurements................................................................................................24
8.Connection Examples.....................................................................................25
9.Troubles ooting..............................................................................................26
10.Tec nical Specifications................................................................................28
10.1 Interfaces........................................................................................................ 28
10.2 Analog specifications.......................................................................................28
10.3 Firmware Specifications...................................................................................28
11.Contact.........................................................................................................28

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1. Introduction
You are in possession of a remarkable audio device capable of – no less t an –
making wonders to t e sound quality of most audio systems. T e list of t e
advanced features of t e Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core is long; including jitter-less
digital output, audiop ile-grade D/A converters wit digitally controlled analog
volume control, etc. But per aps t e most important feature, regrettably
commonly overlooked by t e industry, is t e ability to correct t e room
resonances and ot er adverse effects generated by t e listening environment.
Perfection in sound can only be ac ieved t roug t e mastery in t e art of
room acoustics!
We ave worked ard to ensure t at Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core is not only
powerful and versatile but also intuitive and easy to use. However, it is a good
idea to read t is manual in w ole before operating t e unit.
1.1 What' included in the box
✔Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core
✔A power supply unit suitable for
your country / region
✔A calibration microp one
✔An infra-red remote controller
✔A USB cable
✔T is owner's manual

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2. Overview
2.1 Front Panel
(1) Infrared sensor
(2) TFT display
(3) Calibration microp one connector
2.2 Rear Panel
(1) Analog balanced XLR input*
(2) Analog balanced XLR output
(3) Analog RCA input*
(4) Analog RCA output
(5) Power supply input (12VDC or 9VAC)
(6) USB connector
(7) S/PDIF Toslink input
(8) S/PDIF Toslink output
(9) DSPeaker datalink connector *) see t e warning below.
IMPORTANT: Never connect bot RCA and XLR inputs (1) and (3)
at t e same time! T e analog INPUT connector types are meant to
be exclusive alternatives to eac ot er.
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2.3 Getting Started
Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core can be utilized in many different kinds of
configurations. Before powering t e device, please connect all t e inputs and
at least one of t e outputs t at are relevant to your system.
Virtually all of t e user interaction is carried out by using t e remote controller.
Below are some commands t at are commonly used t roug out t e interface:
➢T e MENU button brings out t e main menu (press MENU again or t e
BACK button to return back to ome screen from t e main menu)
➢Directional arrow buttons c ange t e active menu item
➢T e OK button accepts any c anges made and advances to t e next
screen
➢T e BACK button returns to t e previous screen
➢T e t ree color-coded buttons (blue, orange and green) select similarly
colored items in t e various EQ editor screens. T e primary actions of
t ese buttons are active in t e ome screen only (di play, bypa and
output.)
W en t e device is powered up for t e first time, t e language selection screen
appears. Use t e arrow buttons on t e remote to select t e language and press
OK to confirm. If needed, t e language can be c anged later from t e Settings
menu.
It is ig ly recommended to perform t e room calibration process rig t away.
Follow t e steps described in t e next “Typical Room Calibration” c apter.
Color-coded buttons
Profile buttons (A- )
Menu navigation
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2.4 Typical Room Calibration
➢Press MENU on t e remote controller. T e main menu screen appears.
➢Use t e arrow buttons to ig lig t Calibration menu item and press t e OK
button to select it.
➢Press OK to accept t e Typical calibration mode (T e Advanced mode allows more
options to c oose from. T at and Multi-point calibration mode will be described later in
t is manual.)
➢T e speaker configuration screen appears. Use t e arrow buttons to select t e
option t at best matc es your speaker setup. If you are unsure, select t e 2.0
Stereo configuration. Press OK to confirm t e selection.
➢T e microp one c eck screen appears. At t is point, plug in t e provided
calibration microp one to t e microp one jack and position it at t e primary
listening spot. T e microp one s ould be positioned at ear eig t, wit no
reflective surfaces near t e tip and fixed in place.
Do not old t e microp one or t e microp one cable in your and during t e
measurement! Rat er find a secure position w ere t e microp one stays intact
t roug out t e w ole calibration process.
MAIN MENU
Calibration
Multi-point
2.0 CALIBRATION
Typical
Advanced
CONFIGURATION
2.0 Stereo
PREPARE MIC
Volume OK
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➢Make sure eit er analog or digital output is connected to powered speakers or
subwoofers. If t e analog output is used, a test tone s ould now be audible.
➢If needed, press t e OUTPUT button on t e remote to c ange to digital output.
Please consider t e warning below prior to doing so.
WARNING: In order to preserve t e dynamic range, digital output
signal is never scaled. Consequently, t e digital output level is
always at 0 dB (i.e. maximum.) W en using t e S/PDIF output,
please be sure to adju t your amplifier' volume control to a
moderate level in order to avoid damaging your ears and/or your
audio equipment!
➢Use t e arrow buttons or t e VOL+ and VOL- buttons to adjust t e calibration
volume (analog output only).
➢T e field at t e lower part of t e screen displays ”Volume OK” w en Anti-Mode
detects a sufficient volume level for a reliable calibration.
➢If you can't ear t e test tone ( issing noise), please make sure t e output is
connected and t e amplifiers or powered speakers are functioning properly.
➢T e provided volume indication is a recommendation. Sometimes even lower
volume level may be sufficient for a decently accurate measurement.
➢W en you are ready to start t e calibration process, press t e OK button to
proceed.
➢Depending on configuration, t e calibration procedure may start wit a speaker
distance detection. If t e distance detection is successful, room acoustic
analysis begins immediately after it.
➢During t e acoustical analysis p ase, Anti-Mode generates several frequency
sweeps. After t e first sweep, t e initial room response grap is s own in red.
➢It is normal t at t e analysis p ase lasts several minutes.
➢You can cancel t e calibration process at any time by pressing t e BACK
button. T is will revert t e room correction parameters back to t eir previous
calibration state. (However, possible new speaker delay values from t e
distance detection step stay in effect. Please note t at t is be avior may
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➢Once t e analysis p ase is finis ed, t e corrected room response is s own in
black. Press t e OK button to dismiss t e screen. (Bot t e before and after grap s
can be viewed later in t e Room Response menu accessible from t e main menu.)
➢Congratulations! Your system is now optimized for t e most accurate sound.
Press t e MENU button (or t e BACK button) to return from t e main menu to
t e ome screen.
PLEASE NOTE: After Anti-Mode gets rid of t e room resonances, it
may appear t e result sounds good but is lacking some bass. One
possible reason for t is is t at t e listener as grown used to t e
exaggerated bass response previously caused by room
resonances. If you feel t at you need to increase t e overall bass
level, you can do t is using t e ouse curve tool or designing a
custom EQ to lift t e low-frequency band.
For Be t Re ult : W en calibrating a subwoofer system: 0.2
Stereo, 0.2 Dual-Mono, or a single subwoofer, make sure t at t e
built-in lowpass filters of t e subwoofer(s) are bypassed or set to
t e ig est cutoff frequency. You can restore t e setting after
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3. Home Screen
T e default ome screen view consists of t ree components. T e currently active input
is displayed at t e center.
➢T e active input can be switc ed by pressing t e INPUT button on t e remote.
Similarly, t e active output is s own at t e bottom of t e screen.
➢Press t e OUTPUT (green-coded) button to switc between t e digital and
analog output modes.
Various state information is s own at t e top of t e ome screen. T e icons are from
left to rig t:
(1) Input sample rate (in kHz)
(2) Input bit dept
(3) House curve indicator
(4) Tilt curve indicator
(5) Lowpass or ig pass indicator
(6) Custom EQ indicator
(7) Infrasonic filter indicator
(8) Speaker configuration indicator. A yellow triangle in t is position means t at
Anti-Mode room correction is NOT active.
➢Press t e BYPASS (orange-coded) button on t e remote to toggle t e room
correction on and off.
(9) Displays t e currently active sound profile (designations “A” to “D”). Press t e
corresponding button on t e remote to select a new active sound profile. See
t e ”Using Sound Profiles” section for furt er information.
➢Press t e DISPLAY button (blue) on t e remote to toggle screen dimming. T e
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4. Setting Menu
Access t e settings menu from t e ome screen by pressing t e MENU button on t e
remote, t en using t e arrow buttons to ig lig t Settings and pressing OK. Among
ot er t ings, t is menu contains powerful tools for customizing t e sound signature.
T e House curve tool. An adjustable target curve for t e low frequencies
(bass).
T e Tilt curve tool. An adjustable target curve for t e ig er frequencies
(treble).
Enable or disable t e built-in infrasonic filter. Select between t ree most
common cut-off frequencies (10 Hz , 15 Hz or 20 Hz).
T e Lowpass or ig pass tool. Create lowpass or ig pass filters wit t e
desired c aracteristics. Up to two independent filter slots are available.
Only recommended for advanced users.
T e Custom parametric equalizer tool. Create filters wit freely adjustable
center frequency, bandwidt and gain. Up to 16 independent filter slots are
available. Only recommended for advanced users.
T e Digital eadroom setting. Most tools will automatically increase
eadroom to avoid signal clipping. Manual adjustment is offered for
advanced users.
C ange t e menu language.
Factory reset: clear all data from t e selected sound profiles (t e Anti-Mode
correction, custom settings etc.) U e with caution: t is operation cannot
be undone.
Display firmware version and CPU usage information.
PC link: export t e measurements to a PC or Macintos computer via USB
or perform system update. System update requires separate computer
software w ic is currently available for Windows only. Visit
www.dspeaker.com for more information.

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PLEASE NOTE: Any c anges made in t e various EQ editors are
generally not updated in real-time. In order to ear t e difference
in t e sound output, accept t e c anges and close t e
corresponding editor by pressing OK on t e remote controller.
4.1 Hou e Curve Tool
T e House curve tool provides a quick met od of c anging t e target curve of t e
bass response. T e motivation be ind a ouse curve is in t e sensitivity of t e uman
auditory system and t e earing t res old – in addition to personal preference, of
course. W en sound pressure level is low enoug , we are no longer able to ear t e
lowest bass frequencies.
It is easy to add a boosting equalizer to t e lower bass region using t e ouse curve
tool.
WARNING: As wit any low-frequency boosting EQ, employing an
engaging ouse curve must be done wit caution. Excessive low
frequency lifting may introduce clipping of t e amplifier or even
cause damage to t e woofer. Add ouse curve boosting in small
increments at a time.
T e parameters of t e House Curve tool are:
✔Tilt: Defines t e frequency range of t e low
frequency boost (t e effect is illustrated on t e
screen). Adjust using t e left/right buttons or
t e blue-coded button.
✔Lift: Defines t e maximum boost in decibels
(t e effect is illustrated on t e screen). Adjust
using t e UP/DOWN buttons or t e orange-
coded button.
✔Enabled: Enables or disables t e applied ouse curve. Toggle wit t e green-
coded button.
Plea e note t at modifying t e parameter values will automatically enable t is
equalizer. Press t e green button (followed by OK) to disable it again.
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EXAMPLE: Boosting t e lower bass under 50Hz by about 3 dB
How to do it step-by-step:
➢Open main menu by pressing t e MENU button on t e remote
controller.
➢Navigate to t e Settings menu using t e arrow buttons and press
OK to select it.
➢Select t e House Curve Tool using arrow buttons again (t e first
item on t e upper row.)
➢Press OK and t e House Curve tool opens. Using t e left and
right arrow buttons, set Tilt to 2 or 3. T e approximated response
is s own on t e screen.
➢Using UP and DOWN arrow buttons, set Lift to 3.
➢Once ready press OK to apply t e new ouse curve
4.2 Tilt Curve Tool
T e Tilt curve tool provides a quick met od of c anging t e overall frequency
response slope of t e treble. T e motivation be ind a tilt curve is (along personal
preference) to compensate differences in various recordings. One can, for example,
make a profile wit treble tilted down to tame too “brig t“ recordings.
T e parameters of t e tilt curve are:
✔Freq: T e transition frequency of t e effect
(illustrated on t e screen). Adjust using
left/right arrow buttons or t e blue-coded
button.
✔Gain: Attenuation (negative values) or
emp asis (positive values) of t e selected band.
Adjust using UP/DOWN arrow buttons or t e
orange-coded button.
✔Enabled: Enables or disables t e applied tilt curve.
Plea e note t at modifying t e parameter values will automatically enable t is
effect. Press t e green button (followed by OK) to disable it again.
20 50 100 5k
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EXAMPLE: Adding a -3dB treble tilt-down above 5 kHz
Background: Some recordings seem too brig t or 'toppy' in t eir
tonal balance. To compensate t is t e ig frequencies can be
toned down using a subtle ig frequency attenuation filter.
How to do it step-by-step:
➢Open main menu by pressing t e MENU button.
➢Navigate to t e Settings menu using t e arrow buttons and press
OK to select it.
➢Select t e Tilt Curve using t e arrow buttons again (t e first
element on t e lower row.) Press OK to open t e Tilt Curve tool.
➢Now you can adjust t e pivot frequency using left/right arrow
buttons, until t e value is 5000Hz.
➢Use t e UP/DOWN buttons to set attenuation to -3dB. You can see
t e approximated frequency response of t e filter on t e screen.
➢To save t e filter, press OK.
At any time, you can disable t e tilt curve by opening t e Tilt Curve tool
again and pressing t e green-coded button to disable t e effect,
followed by OK to apply t e c anges.
4.3 Infra onic Filter
T e Infrasonic filter tool is a quick way to apply a subsonic ig pass filter t at filters
out t e signals below t e audible band. T e motivation be ind an Infrasonic filter is to
protect t e woofer cones and to eliminate t e effect of infrasonic armonics and/or
inter-modulation distortion. It is recommended to use an infrasonic filter w enever
excessive ouse curve or low frequency boosting parametric equalizers are applied.
T e controls of t e infrasonic filter are:
✔Frequency: T e frequencies below t is t res old are attenuated.
✔Enabled: Enables or disables t e infrasonic filter.
Use t e directional buttons on t e remote controller to c ange t e parameters. Press
t e OK button to store settings or t e BACK button to cancel.
Note: You can also design a custom infrasonic filter wit t e Lowpass/Hig pass tool,
w ic gives more control over t e parameters (see Hig /Lowpass filters section
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4.4 High/Lowpa filter
T e Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core features fully customizable ig pass and lowpass filters.
T ese filters can be used to control t e pass-band of t e speaker or subwoofer. For
example, wit a custom lowpass, it is easy to implement a more precise digital cross-
over filter for a subwoofer. A custom ig pass filter can be used to attenuate lower
frequencies and t us prevent t em from reac ing t e main speakers.
To design a custom lowpass or ig pass filter, navigate into t e Hig pass/lowpass
section of t e Settings menu. Note t at you can design two independent filters by
selecting a different filter slot (use t e left/right arrow buttons to ig lig t a slot and
press t e OK button to accept).
T is allows you to design extremely steep lowpass or ig pass filters, for example
duplicating a maximally steep filter results in 48 dB / octave slope.
T e controls of t e ig /lowpass filter tool are:
✔Frequency: t e cut-off frequency of t e filter, at w ic point t e signal is
attenuated exactly 6 dB. Activate wit t e blue-coded button, adjust wit t e
LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons (coarse) and UP/DOWN (fine).
✔Slope: t e steepness of t e filter (6, 12, 18 or 24 dB / octave). Cycle wit t e
orange-coded button.
✔Setting : open t e settings submenu.
Settings submenu:
✔Type: selects t e filter type: ig pass or lowpass. Use t e arrow buttons to
toggle t e selection.
✔On/off: enables or disables t e filter. Use t e arrow buttons to toggle value.

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4.5 Cu tom Parametric Equalizer
T e Custom Parametric Equalizers (PEQs) are very versatile filter structures t at can
implement a wide range of different bandstop, bandpass, ig pass and lowpass filters.
All user-defined parametric EQs are organized in 16 filter slots. T e first step of t e
Parametric EQ tool is t e filter list screen. Use t e arrow buttons to ig lig t an
inactive filter to create a new custom filter, or select an existing filter to c ange its
parameters, t en press t e OK button to accept t e selection. Note t at t ere are
more slots t an t e 6 visible ones, just scroll down wit t e DOWN button. Active
filters are represented wit green boxes in t e filter list, inactive filters are grayed out.
T e filter name (suc as EQ01 S) gives general information about t e designed filter.
T e number after t e EQ refers to t e number of t e filter slot (ranging from 01 to 16).
T e arrow points eit er up or down to indicate its type. T e filters wit t e up arrows
ave eavier impact on CPU usage. T e last letter indicates w et er t e filter is stereo
(“S”), left c annel only (“L”) or rig t c annel only (“R”).
After selecting a filter to edit, t e filter overview screen appears. An approximated
response of t e filter is displayed. T e following actions are available:
✔Edit: activates t e edit mode (see below).
✔Filter name: t e filter slot of t e current PEQ.
✔Setting : Opens t e settings submenu.
Edit mode controls are:
✔Center Frequency: t e frequency at w ic t e filtering effect is applied. Adjust
wit LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons (coarse) and UP/DOWN buttons (fine)
✔Bandwidth: approximately t e 3 dB bandwidt of t e effective band. T is is
basically equal to setting t e Q value of t e filter, but for simplicity user can
adjust t e bandwidt instead of t e Q-value. (Q-value = Fc / Bw). Adjust wit
LEFT/RIGHT arrow buttons (coarse) and UP/DOWN buttons (fine).
✔Gain: filter gain in decibels. T e value is negative for a cutting PEQ (bandstop)
and positive for a boosting (peaking) PEQ.
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Options in t e setting submenu:
•Channel: Defines t e c annel t is filter is associated wit (left, rig t or bot ).
•On/off: Enables or disables t e designed filter.
Press t e OK button (or t e BACK button) to return to filter overview.
Press t e OK button to accept any c anges, close overview and return to t e filter list.
Use t e BACK button to discard any c anges made. Plea e note t at any new filters
or edits will not affect t e sound audibly until t e filter list is closed.

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EXAMPLE: Adding a psyc o-acoustic 3 kHz dip
Background: T e idea be ind making a 3 kHz dip originates from t e
uman auditory system and diffuse field c aracteristics. T e uman
earing is less sensitive to diffuse fields in t e neig bor ood of 3 kHz.
Because of a flat microp one response, compared to t e original listening
situation for example in a concert all, many recordings ave too muc
energy around 3 kHz. A cutting PEQ at 3 kHz can be introduced to
compensate. W et er or not t is is beneficial is left to be judged by t e
user. T is example s ows ow to create t e cutting PEQ or any ot er
parametric equalizer.
How to do it step-by-step:
➢Open t e menu display by pressing t e MENU button
➢Navigate to t e “Settings” menu using t e arrow buttons and press OK
to select it
➢In t e settings menu, select t e “Parametric EQ” using t e arrow
buttons. (T e second element on t e lower row.) Press OK to proceed.
T e Parametric EQ filter list appears.
➢First you need to assign a filter slot for t e filter. If t ere are no
previously designed Parametric EQ filters, t e first slot is automatically
selected and you only need to press OK to proceed to t e PEQ designer.
➢At t e filter overview, open t e “EDIT” submenu by pressing t e blue-
coded button on t e remote controller.
➢Adjust t e center frequency to 3000Hz by pressing t e arrow buttons.
(You can press and old t e buttons to adjust faster.)
➢Press t e orange-coded button to activate t e bandwidt adjustment.
Using t e arrow keys set t e bandwidt to about 3000 Hz.
➢Press t e green-coded button to adjust t e filter gain. Using UP/DOWN
for +/- 0.1dB adjustments and LEFT/RIGHT for +/- 0.5dB, set t e gain
to -4.2dB.
➢T e custom equalizer is now ready. Save it by pressing OK twice. You
are returned to t e filter list. T e designed filter gets enabled w en you
go back to t e settings menu by pressing t e BACK button.
➢Now you can try out ow t e psyc o-acoustic dip works for you. You
can also fine-tune t e parameters and try to find out if t ere is a setting
t at suits your ears t e best.

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4.6 Digital Headroom (Advanced)
All internal digital processing is performed wit 32- or 40-bit accuracy wit t e
appropriate number of bits reserved for eadroom. However, if emp asizing (raising)
filters are used, some input signals could cause saturation / clipping at t e output. T e
unit automatically calculates t e best eadroom setting from t e gains of t e active
filters. However, if you only use t e analog input and do not use t e full input range,
you can use a smaller eadroom.
T e eadroom value is automatically re-calculated any time you c ange filter settings.
4.7 Language Selection
W en you first turn on t e unit, you are asked to select a language for t e user
interface. Using ”Language Selection” you can later c ange t e language to
somet ing else. Currently Englis and Finnis are available. More languages will be
added wit t e next firmware version update.
4.8 Factory Re et
T e factory reset menu lets you clear data from selected or all sound profiles.
U e with caution: t e operation cannot be undone.
4.9 Information
Use t is menu to display firmware version and CPU usage information.
4.10 PC Link
By selecting “PC Link”, you can export t e measurements of t e currently selected
profile to a PC or Macintos computer via USB. Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core will appear as
a removable disk and you can copy t e measurements as text files t at can be
imported to popular PC / MAC measurement programs.
System update is also performed in “PC Link” mode. T e system update requires
separate computer software w ic is currently available for Windows only. Visit
www.dspeaker.com for more information.

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5. U ing Sound Profile
Anti-Mode 2.0 Dual Core supports up to four independent sound profiles. A sound
profile includes everyt ing t at affects t e sound: t e room correction filters and all
possible custom filters ( ig pass/lowpass filters, ouse curve etc.) Also all room
measurements are stored in t e profile.
Profiles can be utilized for various t ings. For example, you can calibrate up to four
different listening spots using a profile for eac location and switc between t e spots
quickly and conveniently. Or, you can create separate equalizer presets for music
listening and movie watc ing etc. Sound profiles can also be of assistance w en
comparing t e effects of different custom filters.
Initially, only one profile (A) is available. To create anot er, navigate to t e Sound
Profile dialog located in t e Main Menu.
Select t is icon to create a new profile. T e newly created profile will
be identical to t e currently active profile. T e new profile will
populate t e first empty slot available. If all four profiles are in use,
one of t em must be deleted before a new profile can be created.
Select t is icon to delete t e currently active profile. Please note t at
profile A cannot be deleted even if ot er profiles would still exist.
After t e new profile as been created, you can c ange its c aracteristics by starting
t e room calibration process or modifying one or more settings in t e Settings menu.
Note: if you wis to create an empty sound profile wit out in eriting any
c aracteristics, you can use Factory Reset located in t e Settings menu to clear t e
newly created profile from all previous data.