Operation Manual; 4 Operation; 4.7 Basic Processing Functions- Page 27

DBC Network Bridge 

Operation Manual

page 27

4 Operation

4.7 Basic Processing Functions

This section covers the basic processing functions found in the 
DBC Network Bridge configuration section of IQwic.

4.7.1 Signal Path Tab, Cinema Surround Form

Click on the 

Signal Path

 tab and the 

Cinema Surround

 but-

ton at the top to view the 

Signal Path 

window (Figure 4.7). Its 

features are described below. 

1. Cinema Surround / Advanced Buttons

Selecting 

Cinema Surround

 will access the most common 

processing for Cinema Surround systems. Selecting 

Advanced

will access the more advanced processing functions. Advanced 
processing is described in Chapter 5. For now, click on 

Cinema 

Surround.

2. Per-Channel Signal Processing 

To the right of each output channel are three greyed-out icons. 
They light when turned on within the window for each process. 
From left to right, they are Input Compressor, Input Delay, and EQ 
Filters (described on the next few pages). Clicking on any of 
those three icons for each channel will open its settings window. 
At the far right side is a greyed-out icon. Clicking on it opens the 
All Outputs Level Setting window, described later.

3. DBC Network Channel Assign

Clicking on this button opens a window for CobraNet Output, 
allowing you to configure your CobraNet digital audio channels 
on the DBC Network.

4. Input Select 

Click on the input signal that you want to process: AES/EBU, 
Analog, Auxiliary or CobraNet.

5. Booth Monitor Source Select

Clicking this button opens a window that lets you select the 
source that feeds the Monitor Output connector on the DBC Net-
work Bridge. 

6. 

CobraNet Input Graphic

This is a graphic, not a button, which shows that CobraNet Inputs 
feed into the Booth Monitor Source Select.

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Figure 4.7  Signal Path Window