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[f.voiffray]

Dear Group,

Imagine that a "speaker cabinet manufacturer", or distributor want to include specific presets on a Iteq's amp's system....Could you discribe us the way to :

- Protect Presets (contents) from being seen or/and Modified (could be delays, eq's points, crossover etc...)

- Imagine now that an hire company wants to use generic amp's rack's for differents sound systems and will include PRESETS on those amp's, is it a way to restrict the access to the amp's to the only PRESETS recall, without the possibility to modify the sensitivity, access to eq's, crossover, delays, limiters.. etc...?

all the best
fr

[DGlass]

Dear Group,

Imagine that a "speaker cabinet manufacturer", or distributor want to include specific presets on a Iteq's amp's system....Could you discribe us the way to :

- Protect Presets (contents) from being seen or/and Modified (could be delays, eq's points, crossover etc...)

- Imagine now that an hire company wants to use generic amp's rack's for differents sound systems and will include PRESETS on those amp's, is it a way to restrict the access to the amp's to the only PRESETS recall, without the possibility to modify the sensitivity, access to eq's, crossover, delays, limiters.. etc...?

all the best
fr

Password security for the I-Techs was explained in a previous posting called “lockout options”.

[Schmuck]

Dear Group,

Imagine that a "speaker cabinet manufacturer", or distributor want to include specific presets on a Iteq's amp's system....Could you discribe us the way to :

- Protect Presets (contents) from being seen or/and Modified (could be delays, eq's points, crossover etc...)

- Imagine now that an hire company wants to use generic amp's rack's for differents sound systems and will include PRESETS on those amp's, is it a way to restrict the access to the amp's to the only PRESETS recall, without the possibility to modify the sensitivity, access to eq's, crossover, delays, limiters.. etc...?

all the best
fr

Password security for the I-Techs was explained in a previous posting called “lockout options”.

click here for my post

I think we might be searching for some of the similar answers

Dave