Behringer Rev2496 User Manual

 

 
 
FACTORY RESET PROCEDURE 

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With the DCX2496 powered off, press and hold both PAGE keys and power up the unit. 

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At the prompt, press OK. The display defaults to the ROUTING page 

 
All functions or menus start out with the INPUT/OUTPUT routing page. The ROUTING page shows which input the signal is 
coming into, which output it’s routed to, and the crossover points for those outputs (indicated as CONFIG). The CONFIG is 
usually described by L (low), M (medium), H (high).

  

 
SETUP CONFIGURATION:

  Sets up the unit’s global configuration and operating preferences. 

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SETUP IN/OUT - Sets up the unit for output configuration, stereo linking 

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SETUP DELAY CORRECTION/AUTO ALIGN - Sets up the auto align feature and delay correction 

o  For AUTO ALIGN, press OK to continue 
o  Unmute all outputs to auto-align 
o  Adjust noise level. 

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SETUP/COPY – Copies settings from one output to another 

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PAGE LOCK – Password protects a specific page. Press the JOG WHEEL to turn on and enter a password 

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GLOBAL LOCK – Password protects the entire unit. Press the JOG WHEEL to turn on and enter a password 

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MISCELLANEOUS – Various settings for MIDI, contrast adjustment, and other preferences. Use the parameter key to 
select parameter, use the JOG WHEEL to edit parameter, press PARAMETER key to move to the next one. 

 
RECALL KEY 
Recalls preprogrammed settings, also loads settings stored in PMCIA card. This is the best way to change settings 
quickly for various “standard” configurations. 
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Use the JOG WHEEL to select INT (internal) or CARD (PMCIA card) 

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Press the PARAMETER keys to select a preset configuration 

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Press OK key to change, CANCEL key to cancel 

 
SUM KEY 
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Sets up the inputs in SUM (combined), all adjustments such as delay, EQ, and dynamic eq are available and applicable to 
the summed inputs. 

 
INPUTS CONFIGURATION 
By selecting the input configuration, it’s possible to tailor specific settings to that input. Select the INPUT. The first 
page of the menu indicates where that input is routed to. 
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INPUT GAIN ADJUSTMENT – Adjusts gain in dB. Use the JOG WHEEL to adjust the gain level. 

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DELAY ADJUSTMENT – Adjusts the delay time for the input. Use the JOG WHEEL to turn on the DELAY, use the 
parameter key to select the DISTANCE/TIME parameter, and edit it using the JOG WHEEL 

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EQ – Use the JOG WHEEL to turn it on. Use the parameter key to select the type of EQ, frequency, gain, and other 
adjustments. Use the JOG wheel to adjust, then press the parameter key to move to the next one. 

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DYNAMIC EQ – Same adjustment procedure applies as above 

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DYNAMIC EQ (dynamics adjustments) – Adjusts the specific dynamic adjustment of the EQ, such as threshold, ratio, 
attack, and release.  

 
OUTPUTS CONFIGURATION 
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GENERAL  - Selects INPUT source, output gain , and names the output. Use the parameter keys to select and the JOG 
WHEEL to edit individual settings. 

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X-OVER POINTS – Selects the crossover point and other parameters for the selected output. Use the parameter key to 
select, and the JOG WHEEL to edit. 

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EQ – Selects the EQ parameters for the selected output.  Adjust in the same fashion as the input parameters. 

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DYN-EQ – Adjusts the dynamic eq parameters for the selected outputs. 

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DYN-EQ DYNAMICS – Dynamic adjustment of the dynamic eq 

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LIMITER – Adjusts the LIMITER settings. Select the parameter with the PARAMETER keys, use the JOG WHEEL to edit. 

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POLARITY/PHASE – Sets the polarity, and selects degrees of phase 

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DELAY – Sets the alignment delay between all the outputs. 

 
MUTE CONFIGURATION 
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Mutes and unmutes all outputs. 

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MUTE SELECT – Selects and deselects all mute in/out. Use the parameter keys to select and select the MUTE ALL 
OUTS and press the OK to mute, CANCEL to unmute. also applies to muting the inputs