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Page 1 - In-Ear Monitor

®IEMIn-Ear MonitorPROCESSORUser Manual

Page 2 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Getting Started®IEM User Manual2Section 1IEM.IEC Power Cord ReceptacleThe IEM comes with an international power supply that will accept voltages rangi

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®LCD DisplayThe large LCD display shows the program, dynamic curve, digital meters, parameters, and mod-ules selected by the function buttons and the

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Getting Started®IEM User Manual4Section 1IEMThe following illustration shows how audio signals flow through the IEM.Multiband compression/limiting is

Page 5 - WARRANTY INFO

®Getting StartedSection 1IEM5parameters on a page can be adjusted, and by pushing the NEXT PAGE and PREV PAGE but-tons all the compressor parameters c

Page 6 - INTRODUCTION

Getting Started®6Section 1IEMIEM User Manual

Page 7 - 1.3 Warranty

®NAVIGATIONSection 2IEM

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Navigation®8Section 2IEMIEM User ManualNavigate throughthe bands bydepressing the"Compressor"buttonsuccessively untilarriving at thedesired

Page 9 - Getting Started

®NavigationSection 2IEM9IEM User ManualNavigate throughthe bands bydepressing the"Limiter" buttonsuccessively untilarriving at thedesired ba

Page 10 - Section 1

Navigation®10Section 2IEMIEM User ManualThe "EQ/XOver"button togglesbetweenEQ and XOver.Depress once toaccess EQ and asecondtime for XOverEQ

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®NavigationSection 2IEM11IEM User ManualSTEREOADJUSTNavigate through the Pages by depressing "Next Page" or "Prev Page"successivel

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WARNING FOR YOUR PROTECTIONPLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING:KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONSHEED ALL WARNINGSFOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONSCLEAN ONLY WITH A DAMP CLOTH.DO NO

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Navigation®12Section 2IEMIEM User ManualPEAKLIMITERNavigate through the Pages by depressing "Next Page" or "Prev Page"successively

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SOFTWAREOPERATIONS®SOFTWARESection 3IEM

Page 15 - Section 2

Software Operations®14Section 3IEMIEM User ManualThis section explains how signals are routed, monitored, and controlled in the IEM. Changesthat are

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®Software OperationsSection 3IEM15IEM User Manual4. Now the display will prompt you to either “Replace Old” or “Store New.” By selecting“Replace Old,

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Software Operations®16Section 3IEMIEM User ManualThe Gain Reduction meters are a measurement of the sum of all active dynamic modules. Inmultiband mod

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®Software OperationsSection 3IEM17IEM User ManualLimiter/Peak Limiter Both the multiband and output limiters threshold meters work on the same princip

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Software Operations®18Section 3IEMIEM User Manual

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DETAILEDPARAMETERS®PARAMETERSSection 4IEM

Page 21 - Section 3

Detailed Parameters®20Section 4IEMIEM User ManualSection 4Within the multiband compressor menu on the IEM the following parameters are user adjustable

Page 22 - OPERATIONS

®Detailed ParametersSection 4IEM21IEM User ManualThreshold -60 to 0 dB (per band)Threshold is the signal level at which the IEM starts to compress. If

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U.K. MAINS PLUG WARNINGA molded mains plug that has been cut off from the cord isunsafe. Discard the mains plug at a suitable disposal facility.NEVER

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Detailed Parameters®22Section 4IEMIEM User ManualSection 4A Limiter works very much like a compressor. The only difference is that on a limiter the ra

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®Detailed ParametersSection 4IEM23IEM User ManualThe PeakStopPlus™ limiter is a fail-safe Limiter is the last module in the signal path. This place-m

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Detailed Parameters®24Section 4IEMIEM User ManualSection 4EQ On/OffThis control turns all 5 bands on and off.Type Const Q / Adapt QThis controls effec

Page 27 - PARAMETERS

®Detailed ParametersSection 4IEM25IEM User ManualSlope 3 to 12 dB / OctaveSets the slope of the shelf. Level -12 to + 12 dB Amount of boost or cut. Ad

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Detailed Parameters®26Section 4IEMIEM User ManualSection 4Reverb Off-TypesThis parameter is used to turn the Reverb effect off and select the various

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UTILITIES®UTILITIESSection 5IEM

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Utilities®28Section 5IEM®IEM User ManualThe IEM’s “Utility” section contains many important operations. These operations affect the IEMon a global sca

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®Section 529®IEM User ManualProgram Changes:When the IEM is set to receive on one or all of the MIDI channels, it will recognize a ProgramChange comma

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Utilities®30Section 5IEM®(-∞) position, press the UTILITY button. If the calibration is not successful, the following textwill appear in the third par

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APPLICATIONGUIDE®APPLICATIONSSection 6IEM

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Ta ble of ContentsIEMIntroduction1.1 Defining the IEM...ii1.2 Service Contact Info...

Page 35 - Section 5

Application Guide®32Section 6IEM®IEM User ManualHardware1. Connect the stereo mix output 1 and 2 from the mixer to Inputs 1 and 2 of the IEM2. Connect

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®Application GuideSection 6IEM33®IEM User ManualHardware1. Connect the stereo mix output 1 and 2 from the mixer to Inputs 1 and 2 of the selectedcross

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Application Guide®34Section 6IEM®IEM User Manual

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®AppendixIEM

Page 39 - Section 6

®36Appendix AIEMOccasionally, it may be necessary to perform a “Soft” or “Hard” reset. The Soft Reset resets everything except user pro-grams. The H

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®Appendix B®IEM User Manual37dbx Type IV™ Conversion SystemWhite Paperby Roger JohnsonThe dbx Type IV™ Conversion System is a proprietary analog-to-di

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®38Appendix BIEM®IEM User Manualanalog, we could really exploit its wide dynamic range and more completely capture the essence of the musical perfor-m

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®Appendix B®39Appendix BIEM®Fig. 2 illustrates the mapping function in a different way. Input levels are shown on the left of the graph, while con-ver

Page 43 - Appendix

®40Appendix BIEM®IEM User ManualFigure 3b - Signal of Fig. 3a Going Beyond the A/D Clip LevelAmplitudeTimeA/D Clip LevelA/D Clip LevelFigure 3a - Sign

Page 44 - Appendix A

®Appendix BIEM41®Now you’re probably wondering, “What’s the catch? I can’t get something for nothing so what did I give up?”You may be worried that yo

Page 45 - Appendix B

INTROCUSTOMER SERVICE INFOWhat is IEM?WARRANTY INFO®INTRODUCTIONIEM

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®42Appendix CIEM®IEM User ManualIEM offers relay bypass/mute jumpers options. This feature is ideal for situations where power to unit is suddenlyrem

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®Appendix DIEM43®Hex Value DefinitionF0(h) System Exclusive 'Begin Message' byte00(h)01(h) Manufacturer's ID Number (dbx)1E(h)0n(h) n

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®44Appendix DIEMWhen xx = 01(h) Linked Type is selected yy The Program number, 1-100 (00-63h)zz Byte Countdd(n) Program dataThe Receive One Program pr

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®Appendix DIEM45The Reset Device procedure causes the IEM to reboot the software as if the power had been turned off, and thenback on. If edits have b

Page 50 - Appendix C

®46Appendix EIEMcc 0 -> Linked TypeIV On/Offcc 1 -> Linked TypeIV Colorcc 2 -> Linked TypeIV Levelcc 3 -> Linked Stereo Adjust On/Offcc

Page 51 - Appendix D

®Appendix EIEM47cc 91 -> Limiter On/Offcc 92 -> Limiter Thresholdcc 93 -> Limiter Typecc 94 -> Limiter Attackcc 95 -> Limiter Hold time

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®48Appendix FIEMUser Programs1) Template2) Natural3) Rockin Buds4) Small Hall5) No Comp6) Large Hall7) IEM No Verb8) Acoustic9) Room IEM10) Heavy Comp

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IEMSpecificationsInputsConnectors: Female XLR and 1/4” TRS (Pin 2 and tip hot)Type: Electronically balanced/unbalanced, RF filteredImpedance: Balanced

Page 54 - Appendix E

®8760 South Sandy ParkwaySandy, Utah 84070Phone: (801) 568-7660Fax (801) 568-7662Int’l Fax: (801) 568-7583Questions or comments?E-mail us at: customer

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Introduction®IEM User ManualiiIEMCongratulations on your purchase of the dbx IEM Processor! Finally! There is now a digital sig-nal processor that has

Page 56 - Appendix F

®IntroductionIEMIEM User ManualPlease refer to the Warranty below, which extends to the first end-user. After expiration of thewarranty, a reasonable

Page 57 - Appendix G

Introduction®IEM User ManualivIEM

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®Getting StartedSection 1IEM

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