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Rev 1.5.4Item no. OM-LC Operation ManualOperation ManualLake® Controller+ Lake Update & Preset Manager

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Software Installation5 2. Software InstallationThese software installation instructions assume some basi

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference95 6.4.5.3 Alignment DelayA linear phase response requires considerable processi

96 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu ReferenceTable 6-7 shows the highest and lowest frequencies available for the Linear Ph

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference97 Table 6-9 shows the highest and lowest frequencies available for the Linear Ph

98 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference1. Tap a crossover lter box, then tap CROSSOVER SELECT.2. Drag the scroll b

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference99 CROSSOVER SET is not applicable for the Linear Phase Brick Wall 4-Way crossove

100 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference3. Enter the value using the on-screen (or external) keyboard, and tap OK.4.

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference101 6.5.1.4 Four Auxiliary OutputsThe 4-Auxiliary Outputs Module may be recalled

102 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference4. Select an Auxiliary Output le from the scroll bar, and tap RECALL.5. Re

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference103 :Figure 6-20: Adding a High Shelf and Low Shelf Filter to Aux-1EQ added to an

104 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu ReferenceFigure 6-21: Aux Output with HPF and LPF EnabledTo adjust the slope of these

6 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Software Installation2.1. 3 Minimum PC SpecicationsThe minimum computer specications for using the L

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference105 5. Select the HPF by tapping its lter box located top left of the screen.6.

106 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference6.5.5.5 Filter Bypass / Filter InsertBypasses or inserts a selected EQ lter

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference107 6.5.5.12 Aux Output ExitNavigate back to the main EQ/Levels menu.6.5.5.13 F

108 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4System Store Recall Menu Reference7. System Store Recall Menu ReferenceThe Lake Controller allows th

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4System Store Recall Menu Reference109 7.3 Recall as New System—OpenThe function and label of the button

110 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4System Store Recall Menu ReferenceTo compare the current conguration with one stored in a le:1. Ta

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4System Store Recall Menu Reference111 7.7 Store SystemThe STORE SYSTEM button stores the entire system c

112 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4System Store Recall Menu Reference7.9. 2 Read OnlyThis function protects important les from being a

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4System Store Recall Menu Reference113 7.9.5 New FolderThis button creates a new folder in the current di

114 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4System Store Recall Menu Reference4. Tap the Group/Module icons that you wish to be stored as part o

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Software Installation7 ▸ For high resolution tablet running Windows 8.1 or later, the Lake Controller en

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4System Store Recall Menu Reference115 The audio will change quickly, but the Controller will not synchron

116 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4System Store Recall Menu ReferenceConrmation/warning messages are not displayed in Quick Recall (exc

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference117 8. Modules Menu ReferenceFrom the HOME menu, tap MODULES. The Modules menu and

118 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference2. Select a Module icon in the work area, and tap I/O CONFIG The I/O CONFIG bu

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference119 The PLM Series provides a single digital clock, equivalent to the SRC Clock on

120 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference8.2.1.1 Auto DetectionBy default, the most appropriate digital clocks are auto

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference121 8.2.1.3 Dante Clock (not applicable for MY8-LAKE)When Dante is enabled on a La

122 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferenceOther Lake devices on the network that have Dante enabled will be Dante slaves,

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference123 Figure 8-7: Input Conguration Summary on I/O Cong screenAfter tapping the zoo

124 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference8.2.2.2 ForceThis feature forces the input to the selected input, regardless o

8 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Software InstallationFigure 2-1: Power Option Properties2.1.6 Tablet PC Input Panel SettingsWindows XP

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference125 8.2.2.5 AES Input OptionsThese options are available only for a Lake device wi

126 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference8.2.2.8 Input Router MutesTapping the INPUT ROUTER MUTES button from the Input

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference127 8.2. 3.1 GPI Options and Conguration (LM Series Only)Table 8-1 lists the opti

128 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference4. Select the required option from the pop-up window that is displayed ‘State

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference129 To change the currently selected breaker type, tap the required breaker on the

130 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferenceDante can be enabled globally for all Dante-capable devices in the current syst

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference131 This parameter is syncronized between the Lake Controller and the Dante Control

132 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference Figure 8-13: LM Series Dante ReceiveWhen Dante is enabled, the INPUT CONFIGURA

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference133 PRODUCT DANTE IN DANTE OUT DUAL REDUNDANCYLake LM Series 4 channels 8 channel

134 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferenceFigure 8-15: LM Series Dante Transmit EnabledWhen the TRANSMIT OUTPUTS button i

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Software Installation9 Figure 2-2: Tablet and Pen Settings3. Select START INPUT PANEL GESTURE, and tap S

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference135 This parameter is syncronized between the Lake Controller and the Dante Control

136 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferenceThe Analog Iso-Float & AES Termination Status screen is accessed by tapping

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference137 Figure 8-19: LM Series Mesa Module Input Mix Summary and Interactive Block Diag

138 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferenceTo connect/disconnect an input, tap the button labeled ON/OFF or drag the fader

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference139 The parametric [PEQ] and graphic [GEQ] overlays for the crossover section also

140 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferenceFigure 8-24: Output Conguration ScreenThe left side of the screen lists the ou

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference141 8.2.8.2 DestinationThe arrow buttons enable selection of the audio destinati

142 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferenceFigure 8-25: AES Output Sample Rate Conguration (LM Series / MY8-LAKE)Please r

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference143 Figure 8-26: Bridge Mode (Lake-enabled ampliers only) When Bridge Mode is acti

144 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferenceTechnical Data includes hardware-based Frame data including IP Address, Dual Re

10 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Software Installation2.2 Lake Controller Installation2.2.1 First Time Lake Controller InstallationTo

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference145 8.2.10.3 Dante Slave OnlyIf Dante Slave Only is Enabled, the device can only o

146 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference8.2.10.6 IP AddressThe Internet protocol (IP) address identies which device i

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference147 8.2.10.10 Serial Number:Displays the hardware serial number for the selected de

148 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference8. 2 .13 Input Selection (MY8-LAKE in Simplied View Only)The MY8-LAKE device

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference149 8.3.2 Frame LabelThe Frame label is a ten-character user-dened value that app

150 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference1. Tap the Module icon that contains the data to copy.2. Tap COPY.8.4.2 Past

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference151 8.4. 3.1 Replace Frame Rules and Compatibility ▸ All Modules of a Frame must

152 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferencePressing the ME/SEL button on the front panel will identify the selected destin

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference153 3. Tap START REPLACE, then tap YES to the conrmation message. All ofine/Vir

154 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferenceDouble-tapping a folder or le icon also opens the folder or le.The button is

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Software Installation11 2.3 Moving User Files between InstallationsTo copy preset les from an existing

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference155 1. Navigate the le system, and tap the desired destination folder to select i

156 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference8.6.5.1 OpenThis button is active only when a folder is selected. Tap OPEN to

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference157 8.6.5.5 New FolderThis button creates a new folder in the current directory.1.

158 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference8.6.6.3 ClearThis button is active only when a Module of an online Frame is se

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference159 Figure 8-32: Super Modules8.8.2 Super Module EQ/Levels or Module EQ/LevelsThes

160 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu ReferenceTo congure routing for a Super Module:1. From HOME, tap MODULES.2. Select a

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Modules Menu Reference161 The SM Routing screen is divided into two sections. The left side contains the

162 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™9. Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™ Lake devices p

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™163 9.3 Module Type AbbreviationsFigure 9-1 identies the Modul

164 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™The Mesa EQ Module can only be used on LM Series and MY8-LAK

12 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overview3. Network & Firewall OverviewThis chapter provides an overview of

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™165 9.4.2 Classic 3-Way and 3-Auxiliary OutputsThe signal paths

166 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™9.4.3 Classic 3-Way + 1-Auxiliary Outputs (with Classic 2-W

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™167 9.4.4 Classic 4-Way/4-Aux (with Classic 2-Way/2-Aux)The Cla

168 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™9.4.5 Classic 5-Way/5-Aux (with 1-Auxiliary Outputs)The Cla

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™169 9.4.6 Classic 6-Way/6-Auxiliary OutputsThe Classic 6-Way (C

170 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™Figure 9-8: Linear Phase 2-Way + 1-Auxiliary Outputs9.5.2 L

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™171 9.5.4 Linear Phase Brick Wall 4-WayThe Linear Phase Brick W

172 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™Figure 9-11: FIR 1-Way9.6.2 FIR 2-Way [Lake-enabled Amplie

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™173 9.7 Mesa EQ ModuleThe Mesa EQ Module type is abbreviated as

174 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Groups Menu Reference10. Groups Menu ReferenceGroups provide powerful control over all Modules in a s

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overview13 3.2 Firewall Conguration3. 2.1 Overview By default the Lake Controll

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Groups Menu Reference175 ▸ Group 2 (gray) is assigned to a Module that is not a part of the current syst

176 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Groups Menu Reference4. Tap ASSIGN to deactivate the function.Module Group assignments can be verie

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Groups Menu Reference177 10.5.2 PasteThe PASTE button is active only when Group data has been previously

178 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Groups Menu Reference ▸ When GANG XOVER/AUX is active on a Group containing crossover Modules, the cr

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Solo/Mute Menu Reference179 11. Solo/Mute Menu ReferenceThe functionality provided by the SOLO/MUTE menu

180 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Solo/Mute Menu ReferenceFigure 11-1: Solo/Mute11.3 PileThe Pile function allows for multiple Modules

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Icon Control Menu Reference181 12. Icon Control Menu ReferenceThe functionality provided through the ICON

182 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4User Preferences Menu Reference13. User Preferences Menu ReferenceThe User Preferences menu provides

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4User Preferences Menu Reference183 This menu provides the option for values to be entered and viewed in f

184 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4User Preferences Menu Reference13.4 Keyboard ShortcutsThe KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS button enables (orange)

14 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall OverviewWhen using the standard Windows 7 rewall and an alert similar to that

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4User Preferences Menu Reference185 13.6.5 Daylight Mode Daylight Mode provides high-contrast graphics on

186 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Pages Menu Reference14. Pages Menu ReferenceTap the PAGES button from the HOME menu to display a subm

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Pages Menu Reference187 14.2 Copy Icon The COPY ICON button is active only when a Module or Group icon i

188 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Pages Menu Reference14.5 Page Delete This function deletes the selected page, including all Module a

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network Menu Reference189 15. Network Menu ReferenceThis chapter provides information on the Network menu

190 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network Menu Reference15.2 Multiple Controllers15.2.1 Overview and Menu OptionsThe Lake Controller

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network Menu Reference191 The primary Controller can be used in either Designer or User Mode (in which va

192 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network Menu Referenceprimary Controller can re-enable multiple Controller mode in the same session a

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network Menu Reference193 15.3.1 Virtual Frames Virtual Frames can be used while working ofine. A Virtu

194 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Communication and Synchronization16. Communication and SynchronizationThe Lake Controller and Lake de

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4 i Table of Contents1. Welcome ...

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overview15 If using automatic IP address allocation, please ensure your Ethernet s

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Communication and Synchronization195 Figure 16-1: Network Related Warning MessagesIf a network problem pe

196 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Communication and SynchronizationFigure 16-2: Please Wait and Re-Syncing Indications16.3.2 Out of Sy

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Communication and Synchronization197 Figure 16-3: Out of Sync Notications ▸ (A) The red disc behind the

198 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Communication and Synchronization2. Tap YES on the warning message to conrm the action.Audio will n

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Communication and Synchronization199 ▸ A OUT-OF-SYNC Modules are set to VIEW ONLY pending synchronizati

200 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Faults and Warnings17. Faults and Warnings17.1 Faults and Warnings IndicationEach Lake device has d

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Faults and Warnings201 Figure 17-3: Global Events Warning Indication ▸ Via the Global Events log le (for

202 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-in18. Analyzer Plug-in18.1 OverviewThe analyzer plug-in provides an interface between

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-in203 Figure 18-3: Example network congurationFor further information on networking and ha

204 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-in2. A Windows PC with an installation of the Lake Controller v6 or later, meeting the

16 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overview2. Select the appropriate network connection (Local Area Connection or

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-in205 18.4 Function ReferenceThis section details each function of the analyzer functional

206 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-inFigure 18-5: Spectrum measurement modeThe y‐axis scale of the SPECTRUM RTA is display

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-in207 18.4.2.2 Amplitude Range ▸ Move Primary Up: Move displayed range upward to show hig

208 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-inFigure 18-8: Spectrograph measurement mode18 .4.3.1 Colormap RangeThe magnitude rang

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-in209 18.4.3.3 Spectrograph PropertiesThe Spectrograph measurement mode is controlled by a

210 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-inFigure 18-12: Transfer function measurement modeThe y‐axis scale of the Transfer Func

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-in211 18.4.4.2 Delay Controls The Delay controls are grouped together at the top of the sc

212 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-in18.4.4.5 Amplitude Range ▸ Move Primary Up: Moves displayed range upward to show hig

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-in213 Figure 18-16: Coherence display18.4.4.8 Phase Selecting the Phase button will turn o

214 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Analyzer Plug-inPhase Normal / Phase AlternateOn the default Phase display plot, all phase values are

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overview17 4. Select “Use the following IP address,” enter an IP address, tap TAB

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference215 19. Designer Mode Menu ReferenceThe Lake Controller software provides two

216 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu ReferenceGlobal Designer Mode settings are stored in the system conguration le.1

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference217 When Designer Mode is active, the label DESIGNER MODE appears before any

218 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu ReferenceAn online Lake Controller and Lake device network is required for the fol

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference219 The base password is stored with the base conguration le preventing acc

220 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference19. 2.1.4 Base Conguration TutorialThis tutorial illustrates important

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference221 To lock the base conguration, perform the following steps:16. Tap MODUL

222 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu ReferenceIn addition to locking the crossover, HPF/LPF, and EQ of a base congurat

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference223 Table 19-1: Designer Mode Security ExamplesSCENARIO NAVIGATE TOFactory Le

224 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference19.2.2 Security for Module FunctionsAll settings that can be protected f

18 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall OverviewEthernet switch is required to lter Dante audio trafc from reaching t

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference225 To add GEQ and hide the overlay, perform the following steps:5. Tap GEQ2

226 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference21. Tap the icon for Module B.22. Tap the DEMO Module le on the scroll

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference227 8. Tap EQ OVERLAY HIDE (illuminates orange), then tap OVLAY PROP EXIT.Wh

228 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu ReferenceThe options for Global Access are shown in Figure 19-6.Figure 19-6: Globa

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference229 19.3 Functional Reference GuideThis section provides an overview of the

230 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference19.3.1.3 All Pass FiltersIn Designer Mode, the All Pass lter is availab

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference231 19.3.3 Levels Functions19.3.3.1 Adjust Factory LevelsA button labeled A

232 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference4. Enter the limit, and tap OK.Figure 19-8: Restricting the Minimum Gain

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference233 19.3.3.5 Disable/Enable Unused Output Channels To completely hide a leve

234 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference19.3.4.2 Lock and Password-Protect a Module or Base CongurationLocking

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overview19 Figure 3-9: Module Scroll BarThe folder to the left of the Module scrol

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference235 2. Minimize the Controller and, using a text editor (such as Microsoft N

236 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu ReferenceModule descriptions can be modied by editing the text le, or removed by

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference237 Figure 19-15: Levels-Design Worksheet19.4.2 Worksheet Navigation and Dat

238 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference19.4.2.2 On-screen Keyboard EntryIf a keyboard is not attached, you may

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference239 Table 19-3: Classic Crossover TypesBESSEL BUTTERWORTH LINKWITZ-RILEYBE6

240 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu ReferenceTable 19-5: Output EQ TypesEQ TYPE DESCRIPTION GAIN FREQUENCY BANDWIDTHL

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Designer Mode Menu Reference241 Figure 19-17: Polarity LockedDesigner worksheets are not available in Use

242 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference20. Lake-enabled Amplier ReferenceThis chapter describes information

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference243 20.2 Monitoring & ControlMany basic operating parameters are avai

244 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference20.5 NavigationThe EVENTS & CONTROL functionality, when used with

20 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall OverviewFigure 3-10: Basic Wireless Setup (Not Suitable for Use with Dante or l

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference245 The channels are presented in Module output order (e.g. low, mid, high

246 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference20.6.1 Attenuation 1The virtual fader permits adjustment of the chann

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference247 For Modules with two or more identical output channel names, the chann

248 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference ▸ ENABLED activates the buttons and allows a change of state.The Mute

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference249 ▸ COMBINED HEADROOM – This curve is constructed from all the individu

250 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier ReferenceThe SELECT/DESELECT ALL button toggles states to either select or dese

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference251 20.9 LoadSmart TabThe LoadSmart page is selected by tapping the LoadS

252 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference20.9.1 Number of CabinetsThe number of loudspeaker cabinets connected

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference253 are muted and a sequenced sweep is issued. After the verication proce

254 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference20.9.6 LoadSmart ResultsLOAD RESULTS reports the ndings of the veri

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overview21 Figure 3-11: Connecting to a wireless access point3. Enter the network

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference255 20.9.6.3 Voice Coil TemperatureThe VOICE COIL TEMPERATURE row indicat

256 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier ReferenceFigure 20-10: Control Tab with Parameters and Power Control20.10.2 Amp

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference257 ▸ Rational Power Management (RPM) conguration (PLM+ and D Series onl

258 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier ReferenceSelecting Custom RPM mode disables Auto RPM mode; please refer to the

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference259 20.10.6 Amplier Gain and ISVPL Level LimitsDesigner Mode allows a sys

260 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier ReferenceFigure 20-12: Global Events Logging Tab20.11.1 Log EntriesSeven items

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference261 ▸ DURATION – Displays ACTIVE while the fault/warning is active. Once

262 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference ▸ Amplier Output ▸ Other: Audio distribution ▸ Other: NetworkThe ALL

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference263 Figure 20-14: Global Control Tab20.12.1 Global Power ControlTwo butt

264 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier ReferenceBoth buttons will be blue if a combination of status are present, or o

22 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overview3.6 Dante Digital Audio NetworkingDante provides multi-channel digital

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake-enabled Amplier Reference265 20.12.6 Global Dante Enabled ControlTwo buttons, ON and OFF, control t

266 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4LM Series Reference and Operation21. LM Series Reference and OperationThis chapter provides informati

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4LM Series Reference and Operation267 Figure 21-2: LM Series Signal Flow (Mesa Mode)The signal from the an

268 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4LM Series Reference and Operation21.1.2 Conguring Pass-Thru Input to Output via Input RouterTo co

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4LM Series Reference and Operation269 When connecting the Input Router signal directly to an output (bypas

270 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4LM Series Reference and OperationSuper Modules or Systems containing Lake-enabled amplers will displ

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4LM Series Reference and Operation271 21.3.1.3 Accessing Events & Control (Global View)To access Even

272 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4LM Series Reference and Operation21.3.3 Global Power ControlTwo buttons, ON and STANDBY, control the

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4LM Series Reference and Operation273 21.3.6 Global Dante Transmit Enabled ControlTwo buttons, ON and OFF

274 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4LM Series Reference and Operation ▸ Super Module View lters the results to show events that apply to

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overview23 wireless control of the Lake devices will be required on the same netwo

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4LM Series Reference and Operation275 21.3.7.3 Filtering OptionsThe default event log records and display

276 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4MY8-LAKE Reference and Operation22. MY8-LAKE Reference and OperationThis chapter provides information

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4MY8-LAKE Reference and Operation277 22.1. 2 Contour Conguration Signal Flow DiagramIn loudspeaker proce

278 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4MY8-LAKE Reference and Operation22.1. 3 Contour/Mesa Conguration Signal Flow DiagramIn hybrid mode

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4MY8-LAKE Reference and Operation279 22.2 Operation ModeThe MY8-LAKE device supports three modes for Host

280 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4MY8-LAKE Reference and OperationFigure 22-5: Analog Output Reference OptionsThe limiter compensation

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4MY8-LAKE Reference and Operation281 Figure 22-6: Signal Path for Mesa Module A in Simplied View22.4.2 C

282 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Keyboard Shortcuts23. Keyboard ShortcutsThis section describes various keyboard shortcuts that are av

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Keyboard Shortcuts283 23.3.2 Main Navigation/Function ButtonsThe [F1] through [F10] function keys are ma

284 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Keyboard Shortcuts23.4.1 GEQ Overlay Shortcuts ▸ LEFT ARROW: Moves the GEQ selector one lter to the

24 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overviewor with QoS turned off on a busy network, may result in audio packets a

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Keyboard Shortcuts285 ▸ [SHIFT] or [CAPS LOCK] + DOWN ARROW: Decreases the gain of the selected PEQ lte

286 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Keyboard Shortcuts ▸ LEFT ARROW: Selects the lter to the left of the currently selected lter. ▸ RIG

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4External Control Interfaces287 24. External Control InterfacesThis chapter describes the options for inte

288 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4External Control Interfaces ▸ Preset Store (not applicable for MY8-LAKE) ▸ Adjustment of amplier g

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Command Line Options289 25. Command Line Options25.1 OverviewThe Lake Controller provides a number of co

290 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Command Line OptionsCommand Descriptiondaylight Forces daylight mode when opening the Lake Controller

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Firmware Update291 26. Firmware Update26.1 Backup System Conguration and PresetsWhile every effort is m

292 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Firmware UpdateFigure 26-2: Network Adapter Selection5. Select the wired adapter to which the Lake d

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Firmware Update293 An hourglass will display with the text “Dante version...”; if this does not complete

294 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Firmware UpdateFigure 26-6: Firmware Update Conrmation9. Cycle the power of each Lake device approp

ii Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4 7.8 Store Subsystem ...

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall Overview25 Figure 3-14: Recommended Network TopologiesTwo Lake devices may be dai

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset Manager295 27. Preset ManagerThe Lake Preset Manager Utilities are provided as separate applicatio

296 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset ManagerFigure 27-1: Preset Manager Default State 27.2 Screen Layout27. 2 .1 Main AreaThe mai

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset Manager297 ▸ BLUE - available function based on current selection ▸ GRAY - unavailable function b

298 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset Manager27.3. 2 Storing a PresetTo store the current conguration as a preset on an online Fra

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset Manager299 27.3.2.4 Rename Preset [F5]Renames the selected preset on the selected Frames.If one o

300 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset ManagerTo remove an existing Frame password, select the Frame, tap CHANGE PASSWORD, enter the

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset Manager301 It is recommended to Exclude Labels on all Presets when transferring the same Presets o

302 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset Manager27.4.2 Bank File / Folder FunctionsWhen a bank le or a folder is selected, the follow

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset Manager303 27.4.3.1 Clear Preset [F4]Deletes the selected presets from the bank le.27.4.3. 2 Re

304 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset ManagerFigure 27-7: Transferring Presets from a Device to a Bank FileIn this exmaple, les are

26 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Network & Firewall OverviewFigure 3-16: Do not daisy chain more than two Lake devices when using D

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Preset Manager305 Lake Device Bank Filename ExtensionPLM+ and D Series (all models) .lpfPLM 20000Q .tpa /

306 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4IP Address Reference28. IP Address Reference In most applications, the IP addresses and other congur

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4IP Address Reference307 ▸ Dante specic documentation included in the Lake Controller software installat

308 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Corporate Information29. Corporate Information29.1 Contact DetailsAddress: LAKE Faktorvägen 1

Operation ManualINTERNATIONAL CONTACT ► [email protected] US & CANADA CONTACT ► [email protected] IS A WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial27 4. Lake Controller TutorialThis tutorial will help you start using the Lake C

28 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial4.2 Overview of Main Page ComponentsThis section covers the various component

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial29 4.2.2 Help and Status MessagesContext-sensitive help is displayed above the b

30 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial4.3 Modules and Frames4. 3.1 OverviewA Frame represents one physical Lake de

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial31 Figure 4-8: Module Scroll barFigure 4-9 shows the Module scroll bar displaying

32 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial4.3.2 Module IconsEach Module icon provides conguration information as shown

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial33 This example uses an LM 26 (Contour Mode) and an LM 44 (Mesa Mode) for demonst

34 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial4.3.4 Labeling Frames and ModulesThe Frame label initially shows the product

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4 iii 13.5 About ...

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial35 6. Select LABEL MODULE from the button bar.7. Name this Module ‘My 3-Way’ us

36 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller TutorialFigure 4-19: LM 26 I/O Conguration Screen The right side of the I/O CONFIG pa

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial37 Figure 4-20: Four-Channel Input MixerThe number of inputs preset in the input

38 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller TutorialFigure 4-21: LM 26 Output CongurationThe Output Conguration window provides

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial39 an internal clock operating at 96 kHz. You can choose to use any available ext

40 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller TutorialFigure 4-23: LM 44 Input Conguration ScreenFrom this interface, you can alloc

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial41 Figure 4-24: LM 44 Input Conguration - Details ViewThe next summary item on t

42 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller TutorialThe last item on the left side of the I/O CONFIG page allows remote control of

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial43 The Audinate services ‘Dante ConMon’ and ‘Dante Discovery’ must be running to

44 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial4.3.7.1 Adjusting LevelsThere are three ways to adjust the gain of an input o

iv Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4 20.12 Global Control Tab ...

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial45 Figure 4-29: Clipping and -2 dB warning indicatorsAs limiters are engaged, the

46 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial4.4 EqualizationFrom the LEVELS interface, tap the EQ tab in the top-left cor

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial47 Figure 4-32: EQ Selector2. To select a frequency band, tap and drag the selec

48 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorializer to boost 6 dB at 500; 630; 800; 1,000; 1,250; 1,600; and 2,000 Hz produce

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial49 Figure 4-35: Lake Ideal Graphic EQ and Resulting Frequency ResponseTo implemen

50 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller TutorialFigure 4-36: Comparison of Raised Cosine (blue) and Traditional Third-Octave (

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial51 Figure 4-37: Adding a Parametric EQ lter on the PEQ1 OverlayThe parametric l

52 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial5. Change the center frequency of the parametric lter by tapping and draggin

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial53 Figure 4-40: Adding a Mesa lter3. Tap and drag up between the red X marks in

54 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller TutorialFigure 4-43: Adjusting the Mesa lter width5. Tap and drag to the left of the

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Welcome1 1. Welcome1.1 Important InformationIn January 2009, Lab.gruppen acquired from Dolby Laboratori

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial55 Crossover frequency and type and post-crossover equalization can be adjusted.

56 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller TutorialFigure 4-48: Adding a parametric EQ to the low channel The full response of th

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial57 4.6 GroupsThe Lake Controller allows Grouping of multiple Modules. This uniqu

58 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial4. Tap the ASSIGN button, and tap the icons for Modules A and B to assign the

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial59 4.7. 2 Single Module File These les store all information contained in the b

60 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Lake Controller Tutorial ▸ RECALL AS NEW SYSTEM clears current conguration and loads the selected con

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Home Menu Reference61 5. Home Menu ReferenceThis chapter provides detailed information on the top-level

62 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Home Menu ReferenceTable 5-1: Summary of HOME Menu OptionsButton DescriptionAvailable from most screen

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Home Menu Reference63 The menu reference chapters that follow this chapter provide detailed reference for

64 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference6. EQ/Levels Menu ReferenceThe EQ/Levels functionality of the Lake Controller

2 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Welcome1.3 Controller OverviewUsing the Controller software, a sound engineer can control a distribute

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference65 6.1.1 General AccessThe EQ/LEVELS button accesses the following information:

66 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference6.1.4 Default SettingsThe following example shows the available screens and d

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference67 6.2 LevelsFigure 6-3 shows the LEVELS interface for a Classic 3-Way Module wi

68 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu ReferenceLabel Function DescriptionA Parameter ValuesFor Modules, the value presented

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference69 6. 2 .1 GainTap GAIN to display the gain levels for each channel of the selec

70 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu ReferencedB and Limiter Corner equals –4 dB, limiting begins gradually when the Max RMS

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference71 The MaxPeak limiter process is disabled when the total MaxPeak level (includin

72 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference4. Tap LABEL CHANNEL to exit this mode.6.2.7 Meter OptionsTap the METER OPTI

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference73 6. 2.7.4 Assign MetersThe ASSIGN METERS function is active only when a Group

74 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu ReferenceFigure 6-5: AmpClip Level Indicators6. 2.7.6 Level LimitsThis function button

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Welcome3 ▸ Chapter 9, Module File Types & Lake LoadLibrary™, provides a reference for the available

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference75 Figure 6-6: Composite EQ Curve6. 3.1 Default OverlaysModules and Groups both

76 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu ReferenceFigure 6-8: Parametric EQ ScreenTable 6-2 on page 77 describes the functions l

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference77 Label Function DescriptionAFrequency LockA/BFilter EditRefer to section 6.3.5

78 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu ReferenceTo add an EQ lter to a parametric EQ overlay:1. Tap the required parametric

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference79 Label Function DescriptionAFrequency LockA/BFilter EditRefer to section 6.3.5

80 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference6.3.5.2 Overlay A/BTapping the A/B button creates a bypassed copy of the sele

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference81 Figure 6-11: EQ/Levels MenuEQ OVERLAY FUNCTIONS, immediately to the right of t

82 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference6.3.6.3 EQ Overlay GEQ/PEQThis button’s label changes depending on the curren

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference83 1. Tap the desired overlay tab.2. Tap EQ OVERLAY LABEL.3. Enter the label n

84 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference6.3.7.3 Comparing Existing OverlaysFollow this process to compare two existin

4 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4Welcome ▸ Chapter 26, Firmware Update, presents the methods in which you can update the rmware of your

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference85 EQ Overlays with Hidden or View Only properties cannot be stored to an EQ Over

86 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference3. Tap a le or folder to select it, then tap DELETE.4. Conrm action by tap

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference87 FILTER FLAT is inactive if the selected overlay does not contain any lters.6.

88 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu ReferenceFigure 6-13 shows the XOVER screen along with letters marking key functions th

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference89 Table 6-5: Function Descriptions for Xover ScreenLabel Function DescriptionAF

90 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference6.4.1 Using the High-pass Filter (HPF Enable) The high-pass lter lters all

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference91 Figure 6-14: Using Output EQ Filters on the Xover ScreenAlthough this parametr

92 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference6.4.3 Linear Phase CrossoversThe linear phase crossover Modules provide steep

Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu Reference93 ▸ LOW OUTPUT HPF SETs the HPF to affect only the lowest output channel of the

94 Lake Controller Operation Manual Rev 1.5.4EQ/Levels Menu ReferenceCROSSOVER COPY and CROSSOVER PASTE only transfer the crossover and output EQ s