input output leds
stevegt93
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We are currently using the \"Rock Venue\" preset. We are getting a great sound, but I'm noticing that no matter how loud we turn up on the board the I/O leds on the driverack are never going above the bottom light. How do you adjust the I/O levels or is something possibly not hooked up right.
We are running with 2 behringer 2500s. One is powering EV eliminator mains and the other is powering EV eliminator 18\" subs. We have not utilized the wizard yet because we don't have the rta mic yet.
We are running with 2 behringer 2500s. One is powering EV eliminator mains and the other is powering EV eliminator 18\" subs. We have not utilized the wizard yet because we don't have the rta mic yet.
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First of all, the wizard is for much more than the RTA/Auto EQ. Its for system setup, and AFS also.
What are the LED's at the top of the LED VU maters doing? (yellow?..Red?.. off?)
Are you using the limiter, or compressor?
Did you do a gain structure... with everything off as per the back of the manual?
These and many more questionss affect my answers
gadget
They are off. Only the 1st light at the bottom of each meter on the dbx lights up. As for your other questions I will need to go back and do some homework.
While I got your attention, what is the comparable amp model for a behringer 2500 and do you have any recommended settings when setting up this amp in in the wizard.
I appreciate your help.
The DRPA has no input mixer so wherever the signal ends up when the mixer is @ clip will have to be where you end up, use the Xover gasin controls to set the output meters.
The 260 however has input and output mixers as well as xover gain for setting the system up.
gadget.
When do they function as output meters?
Is there a softswitch?
Further, the threshold metersindicate that the threshold has been exceeded within the comp/limiters.... etc..
I know there are some meter options in the 260 utility section, but don't have my DRPA redily accessable to check if the DRPA has any..
Gadget
They would be far more useful as an output level to me.
Maybe I wasn't clear... they ARE output meters.... the multi colored LEDs on the top of the OUTPUT LEVEL METERS are the ones they are speaking about when they speak of the comp limiter meters..
G
I'm reviewing the manual and had misinterpreted.
On the DRPA, it doesn't appear that the thresh meter led is multi-colored, but the lightpipe meters are output which is super.
I'm getting accustomed to the unit and had a show last Sat night were the output meters could have been used to gain match the input using compressor gain.
Thx,
Kent
This seems like a limiter or something is keeping the input level and output levels from going over the 0 marker.... But I have checked all my settings and Limiter/Compressor is OFF as is any EQ or other processing.
I have toggled the +4/-10 switch in the back which although changes the loudness does not affect the LEDs at all. I have checked the manual and FAQ and this does not seem like its normal.
Do you think that maybe i got a defective unit or there is something causing the limiter to function even when its supposed to be OFF?
Thanks for any help anyone can offer.
best
stephen
What mixer are you using? have you done a gain structure?
If so what was the output level of your mixer?
Gadget
DRA
G
Gadget has help me in a previous post i did with setting up the crossovers which im going to be doing this weekend.
any help here would really be appreciated
DRPA LEDs = dbu (actual input level) goes to +20
DRPA+ LEDs = Headroom left, -0- is the highest LED
If you gave the original PA, you may have an issue. Are you the original owner, and did switch the jumpers (inside the case)? Is should be set to +4 (factory setting).
If you you own the newer PA+, you don't want to hit -0-. Occasionally bumping the -3- is the highest you want to go.
DRA
PS - I also replied to your other, if you haven't checked back.