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...thanks for help, back to a previous post...I think I understand everything except one part: ----it was said to turn up my output on my dcx2496 crossover to full then back down the inputs when preparing to set limiter...--> does this mean actually dialing in the max output on the output channel wh...

btw meant to mention im using 45 - 100 as my crossover range...

ok, getting there thanks to your help,,,on setting the limiter with my multimeter...let me recap to make sure I'm still on path... incoming tone from mixer...Im using 2 cabs each loaded with 1 eminence 3012 lf...I have a 60hz tone or a 100 hz tone?? then, make sure mixer, everything in green for cha...

Hey guys thanks for the help thus far and stan, thanks for all that , it makes sense but 2 parts im still a bit confused about... part 1 - you said...for crossover--In general, the output should be at "full", and the input adjusted "down" until the signal is within the operating ...

running subs stereo,,,each output has a red and a black...so do i take red of output 1 and black of output 2 and measure across that way?? thanks,,,and can you further help with the order of figuring out limiter setting by this voltage and voltmeter method...thank you - and yes, limiter is last befo...

On the EP2500, attach the multimeter leads to the binding posts (e.g. the prongs used with a banana plug). Attach the red to red, and black to black. Use the plugs on the back that correspond to the channel you will be adjusting. Starting with the laptop, turn up the signal as far as it can go with...

Thanks Dave and Greg ---> Have my old limiter setting still engaged on my new dcx2496 crossover til my buddy can let me borrow his multimeter ... I only slight adjusted my gains and I hardly ever see the clip light come on so hopefully I will be ok tonight, I won't go too crazy, I guess I was just t...

one final question before tomorrow night...I have my dcx-2496 configured again, at least it's workable at this point...I didn't get to borrow a voltmeter from my friend to set a new limiter on the crossover...I did make a few changes in gain on the crossover but not much...is it safe to say I can us...

one final question before tomorrow night...I have my dcx-2496 configured again, at least it's workable at this point...I didn't get to borrow a voltmeter from my friend to set a new limiter on the crossover...I did make a few changes in gain on the crossover but not much...is it safe to say I can us...

which sine wave do i use when using a voltmeter to set my limiter for use with my ep2500 amp and two 3012lf loaded t39s?? thanks...
60 hz or 100 hz??

THANK YOU Stan and Gregory...few more questions and I'll have this down pat...60Hz Sine wave correct?? and the rear of my ep2500 amp has 4 binding posts 2 red 2 black...which do i measure across??...I'm using both outputs 1 going to 1 t39 the other to the other t39...and last but not least...what is...

anyone?? thanks

Need help on setting my Limiter once again on my Behringer DCX2496 Crossover,,,I remember vaguely how to do this, unfortunately I had a Crossover go bad so am needing to do this again...I am using a set of T-39s with 3012LF Speakers being driven by a Behringer EP2500 Amp ... I believe I run a sine w...

when i generate sine wave with audacity,,,it asks for frequency, amplitude and length?? also suggestion on type of voltmeter or will any do?? and so i clip onto the outputs on the rear of my ep2500?? at what points do i measure across..sorry, im still new,,,need to figure out placement of leads ?? a...

suggestions on voltmeter anyone?? and going to set limiter tomorrow...i use an ep2500 amp...t39s and 2 self powered mackie tops...can someone explain this in very SIMPLE terms on how to do this...thanks!! im still very new and learning and realize I ask a lot of questions but haven't found my answer...