JBL 260 User Manual

•  Use the PREV PG or NEXT PG buttons to move to the security page that appears as 

follows: 

Utility

LCD Contrast 

10

Auto EQ Plot 

RTA

Power Up Modes

PUP Program    Stored

PUP Mute 

   Current

ZC Setup

 Panel 1      None

(STORE) - EDIT PANEL

Panel 1 

   ZC-2

Boost  0dB  Cut   0dB

Output

1     3     5 
2     4     6 

Set Security Level

 Pre EQ

 Low

Set 260 Device Level

 High

 

Password

 Enter Password 

Password

 Edit High Password

 Edit Med Password 

Press Store to Change

Press Store 

Program List

 List Size        10

 List Index        1

  Program 1

Prog Change Mode

 Program List     

Prog Lock         24  

Output Jumpers

Output             1     

Setting           30  

Panel 1 

   ZC-3

Select A

No Change

Panel 1 

   ZC-4

  Switch

  No Change

1 2 3 4

<DATA> - SELECT CHARACTER
<PREV/NEXTPG> - LEFT/RIGHT:
<STORE>-SAVE/<UTIL>-EXIT

 NAME:  

R

OCK VENUE

<DATA> - SELECT CHARACTER
<PREV/NEXTPG> - LEFT/RIGHT:
<STORE>-SAVE/<UTIL>-EXIT

 NAME:  

•  Turn the DATA wheel until ‘Low’ is selected. Press the STORE button to change the 

overall device level to low. The DriveRack 260 should now be locked out. 

To log back in to a particular access level, please follow this procedure:
•  From Program mode, press the UTILITY button. Use the PREV PG or NEXT PG 

buttons to move to the security page that appears as follows: 

Utility

LCD Contrast 

10

Auto EQ Plot 

RTA

Power Up Modes

PUP Program    Stored

PUP Mute 

   Current

ZC Setup

 Panel 1      None

(STORE) - EDIT PANEL

Panel 1 

   ZC-2

Boost  0dB  Cut   0dB

Output

1     3     5 
2     4     6 

Set Security Level

 Pre EQ

 Low

Set 260 Device Level

 High

 

Password

 Enter Password 

Password

 Edit High Password

 Edit Med Password 

Press Store to Change

Press Store 

Program List

 List Size        10

 List Index        1

  Program 1

Prog Change Mode

 Program List     

Prog Lock         24  

Output Jumpers

Output             1     

Setting           30  

Panel 1 

   ZC-3

Select A

No Change

Panel 1 

   ZC-4

  Switch

  No Change

1 2 3 4

<DATA> - SELECT CHARACTER
<PREV/NEXTPG> - LEFT/RIGHT:
<STORE>-SAVE/<UTIL>-EXIT

 NAME:  

R

OCK VENUE

<DATA> - SELECT CHARACTER
<PREV/NEXTPG> - LEFT/RIGHT:
<STORE>-SAVE/<UTIL>-EXIT

 NAME:  

•  Press the STORE button and the screen will appear as follows: 

Utility

LCD Contrast 

10

Auto EQ Plot 

RTA

Power Up Modes

PUP Program    Stored

PUP Mute 

   Current

ZC Setup

 Panel 1      None

(STORE) - EDIT PANEL

Panel 1 

   ZC-2

Boost  0dB  Cut   0dB

Output

1     3     5 
2     4     6 

Set Security Level

 Pre EQ

 Low

Set 260 Device Level

 High

 

Password

 Enter Password 

Password

 Edit High Password

 Edit Med Password 

Press Store to Change

Press Store 

Program List

 List Size        10

 List Index        1

  Program 1

Prog Change Mode

 Program List     

Prog Lock         24  

Output Jumpers

Output             1     

Setting           30  

Panel 1 

   ZC-3

Select A

No Change

Panel 1 

   ZC-4

  Switch

  No Change

1 2 3 4

<DATA> - SELECT CHARACTER
<PREV/NEXTPG> - LEFT/RIGHT:
<STORE>-SAVE/<UTIL>-EXIT

 NAME:  

R

OCK VENUE

<DATA> - SELECT CHARACTER
<PREV/NEXTPG> - LEFT/RIGHT:
<STORE>-SAVE/<UTIL>-EXIT

 NAME:  

 
•  Enter the medium or high level password. Once you have entered your security 

password, press the STORE button. The DriveRack will automatically detect whether you 
entered the medium level or high level password and log you in accordingly. You can 
now see which access level you are logged in as by pressing the PREV PG button one 
time. To abort this procedure at any time, press the PROGRAM/CONFIG button.

•  Press the PROGRAM/CONFIG button to return to normal operation.

•  After a user with medium or high clearance has completed any edit changes, he or she 

must remember to set the security level back to low for normal (secured) use.

The DriveRack 260 allows you to set the unit to either scroll through programs in a sequential 
manner, or create custom program lists from within the Utility menu. This list makes it 
convenient for restricting access to a small list of programs. 

Note: The program list cannot be changed if the security level is set to lock out access to the 
program list.