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This manual covers the main equipment features only. While it also includes the procedure for saving and loading from the now long obsolete memory cards it does not mention the how to operate with the optional floppy drive interface so I am still at a loss about how to use this! Note that there is a separate manual covering the MIDI interface and programming via the keyboard, not included in this download. You will also need to get hold of this if you want to use the MIDI interface properly. Basically there is little difference between this manual and the free to download manual for the similar PR60 model.
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INSTRUCTIONS for 10B-STD, 10B-SUB and 10B-LR CROSSOVERS
The 10B crossover is available in three stock versions; 10B-SUB incorporating frequencies more suitable to sub-woofer applications (40Hz to 500hz), 10B-STD which is more applicable to speakers requiring frequency control in the mid-band and tweeter areas (70Hz to 4500Hz) and the 10B-LR, which uses plug in resistor programming cards to set the crossover frequency. Both the 10B-SUB and 10B-STD crossovers include a mode called Mono Low Pass (see below) which replaces the Two Way Mono (Linkwitz-Riley) mode in older model 10B's. The Two Way Mono mode (see below) is retained in the 10B-LR allowing for very steep (non Linkwitz-Riley) 8th order filters.
MONO LOW PASS mode (10B-SUB and 10B-STD only):
The 10B-STD and 10B-SUB crossovers generate a summed low pass output signal by first summing or adding together the left channel and right channel input signals to form a left plus right (L+R) signal. If the MODE switch (located on the rear panel) is in the Mono Low Pass position then this L+R signal is fed into both of the low pass filter sections (Left and Right) available in the 10B. As a result, the common low pass output can be taken from either of the two low pass (LP) outputs; either left LP out or right LP out. These outputs are designated as Left and Right for convenience only. If the low pass output used is the one designated as the left channel, then the crossover frequency and slope (or filter order) switches on the left side of the unit's front panel (as viewed from the front) will control the low pass filter parameters. Likewise, if the right channel low pass output is used, then the right channel switches will control its filter parameters. There is no interaction between the two sets of controls. If one of the two low pass filters is not used, then settings of its crossover frequency and slope switches are irrelevant and will have no affect on the performance of the other filter sections of the crossover. The two high pass filter sections (left and right) operate independently in Mono low Pass mode.
STEREO mode:
As in the older versions of the 10B, the stereo mode provides two, two way crossovers wherein the left input is fed into a separate low pass filter and a separate high pass filter, both of which are independently adjustable from the front panel controls. Likewise, the right input signal is fed into a separate low pass filter and a separate high pass filter, both of which are independently adjustable from the front panel controls. All four filters have separate output connectors on the rear panel. There is no interaction whatsoever between left and right channels or between low pass and high pass filters.
THREE WAY MONO mode (10B-LR only) :
Available only in the 10B-LR (Linkwitz-Riley filters), this mode is the same as in the older model 10B. The four filter sections (two low pass and two high pass) of the 10B are combined to form a single channel three way crossover providing one low pass, one mid or band pass and one high pass filter. The mid (or band pass) filter is formed by combining the left channel high pass and the right channel low pass filters into a single filter wherein the lower end of the pass band is determined by the left channel high pass controls and the upper end of the pass band is determined by the right channel low pass controls
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