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General| Channels | 8 |
|---|---|
| Analog Inputs | 8 |
| Analog Outputs | 8 |
| A/D Conversion | 24-bit |
| D/A Conversion | 24-bit |
| Delay | Yes |
| Crossover | Yes |
| Input Connectors | XLR |
| Output Connectors | XLR |
| Digital Inputs | AES/EBU |
| Digital Outputs | AES/EBU |
| Sample Rate | 48 kHz, 96 kHz |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
Key warnings for preventing fire or electric shock and avoiding exposure to moisture.
General safety advice for operating the unit.
Guidance on proper placement and environmental factors for optimal operation.
Instructions for handling the product after removal from packaging.
Overview of the system controller's capabilities and functions.
Description of the unit's front panel controls and indicators.
Description of the unit's rear panel connectors and ports.
Explanation of the display and controls for programming.
How to move through the different menu sections and pages.
Accessing and using the system setup options.
Procedures for saving and loading memory settings.
Description of the default display and navigation.
General description of input channel processing stages.
How to configure input channel settings like name, gain, and delay.
Adjusting gain and delay for input channels.
Using the 12 parametric EQ stages for input channels.
Setting up the compressor for input channels.
Using the meters to check signal levels and clipping.
General description of output channel functions including matrix mixing.
How to configure output channel settings.
Naming outputs and routing inputs via the matrix mixer.
Inverting phase, setting delay, and adjusting output level.
Fine-tuning phase response using all-pass filters.
Configuring crossover filters like HPF and LPF.
Using the six parametric EQ stages for output channels.
Setting up compressors for output channels.
Using the look-ahead limiter to protect drivers.
Using output signal meters to monitor levels and clipping.
Adjusting output level and muting via front panel controls.
Copying parameters between channels.
Overview of unit setup options for adapting operation.
Settings for remote control and channel ganging.
Procedure to select the communications channel for remote control.
Procedure to enable channel ganging for linked controls.
Procedure to disable remote comms and gang modes.
Detailed steps for setting up channel gangs.
Procedure to remove channels from a gang.
Overview of security features like panel lock and system protect.
Locking front panel controls to prevent unauthorized changes.
How to set the panel lock password and type.
How to unlock the panel by entering the password.
Protecting system settings against unauthorized tampering.
Enabling System Protect with a password.
Disabling System Protect by entering the password.
Selecting input signal types (Analogue, DigSRC, DigLock).
Choosing input sources for channels A/B and C/D.
Adjusting alphanumeric display contrast and LED brightness.
Naming the unit and current working memory.
Backing up system memories into flash RAM.
Setting delay units of measurement (time, metric, imperial).
Configuring Ethernet for remote control operation.
Setting the unit's IP address for network communication.
Setting the unit's subnet mask for network communication.
Procedures for saving and loading memory settings.
Overview of remote control capabilities and setup options.
Wiring units in a chain for system interconnection.
Wiring units to network devices like switches or hubs.
General Ethernet connection methods for system control.
Standard wired Ethernet setup for multiple units.
Wireless Ethernet setup using a wireless access point.
Setting up network parameters for remote control.
Using the RS-232 PC PORT for remote control.
Steps for serial connection setup and configuration.
Explanation of the benefits of the look-ahead limiter feature.
How to adjust phase response using all-pass filters.
Specifications for output processing features.
Information about the unit's internal battery.
Instructions for replacing the unit's battery.
