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Omnia 6 Use and Installation Guide – Version 1.00a
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Since you cannot build a preset from scratch, a factory preset must be used as a starting point for creating
your “signature sound.” Each signal processor section (from the Wideband AGC to the Clippers) can be
individually selected, and its parameters adjusted as required. Once the processing is adjusted, the Preset
menu "Save As" function is used to save your newly edited factory preset to the PC Card as a new user
preset. See Chapter 5, “Editing Presets”, for an in-depth discussion of using this submenu to edit presets.
your “signature sound.” Each signal processor section (from the Wideband AGC to the Clippers) can be
individually selected, and its parameters adjusted as required. Once the processing is adjusted, the Preset
menu "Save As" function is used to save your newly edited factory preset to the PC Card as a new user
preset. See Chapter 5, “Editing Presets”, for an in-depth discussion of using this submenu to edit presets.
Input & Output Submenus
Input Submenu
Output Submenu
These two submenus provide level adjustments for the left and right inputs and the absolute peak operating
level of the outputs. Note that the analog and digital Input and Output levels are affected equally by the
settings of the Input and Output Gain controls respectively. Choices governing the selection of the input
audio source (Analog or AES-3), signal mode (stereo or mono) and whether pre-emphasis and de-emphasis
is applied are also found on these submenus. These are generally “set once and forget” selections or
parameters, usually adjusted during installation and then left alone. In fact, they are called "System"
parameters, and are not saved with a Preset. Therefore, you must save them as a System Configuration
using the "Save To Card" option in the System submenu.
level of the outputs. Note that the analog and digital Input and Output levels are affected equally by the
settings of the Input and Output Gain controls respectively. Choices governing the selection of the input
audio source (Analog or AES-3), signal mode (stereo or mono) and whether pre-emphasis and de-emphasis
is applied are also found on these submenus. These are generally “set once and forget” selections or
parameters, usually adjusted during installation and then left alone. In fact, they are called "System"
parameters, and are not saved with a Preset. Therefore, you must save them as a System Configuration
using the "Save To Card" option in the System submenu.