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General| Brand | Lab.gruppen |
|---|---|
| Model | Lake LM 26 |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
Read, keep, and heed all safety warnings and instructions for safe operation.
Lists compliance with EMC and electrical safety standards.
Explains symbols for dangerous voltages and important operating instructions.
Specific warnings regarding rain, moisture, liquid spills, and proper earthing connection.
Discusses compliance with FCC rules for radio interference.
Covers mains grounding, essential maintenance like dust filter cleaning, and user supervision.
Welcomes the user and outlines product features and control access.
Highlights advanced technologies like Lake Processing, Controller integration, and Analyzer Bridge.
Guides users to other essential resources like Quick Start and online documentation.
Instructions for opening the carton, checking for damage, and listing included items.
Guidelines for rack mounting, ensuring adequate airflow, and accommodating handles and cables.
Details the cooling system, dust filter, and operating temperature thresholds.
Specifies power supply range, AC connection, and Iso-Float ground isolation importance.
Details the LM 26's front panel layout, including LCD, buttons, and encoder.
Describes the rear panel connections, including analog I/O, AES3, network, and power.
Illustrates the audio signal path and adjustment points.
Explains integration with Lake Processing and control methods.
Defines Frames and Modules, discussing processing entities and configurations.
Details crossover types and methods for storing/recalling configuration data.
Introduces front panel controls and modes: Meter and Menu.
Explains key lock, power button, meter, menu, and exit button functions.
Covers dynamic buttons, LEDs, mute/fault indicators, and rotary encoder.
Explains mute functions and LED metering for module inputs and outputs.
Describes the views in Meter Mode: Home View and I/O Status View.
Introduces Menu Mode for configuration and parameter adjustment.
Details parameter adjustments and individual values vs. group totals.
Outlines the menu structure and submenus like Module, I/O Config, Frame.
Explains the Mixer Gain and Gain parameter adjustments.
Explains the Delay parameter adjustment logic.
Explains Phase (Polarity) and Limiter parameter adjustments.
Details I/O configuration options including Input Router.
Explains AES3 input termination settings for reliable operation.
Details Iso-Float settings and output routing configuration.
Introduces Frame Submenu options like Frame Info, Reset, Latency, GPIO.
Provides device settings and configuration information like Label, Serial Number, Network status.
Covers frame reset options, latency matching, and GPIO configuration.
Details the configuration options for General Purpose Inputs (GPI).
Details the configuration options for General Purpose Outputs (GPO).
Covers front panel display contrast/dimming and Frame Preset recall.
Details the six analog output XLR connections and two analog input XLR connections.
Covers analog XLR wiring, pin out, unbalanced operation, and Iso-Float.
Describes AES3 connectivity via a DB25 connector and its input/output channels.
Details the two network connections, auto-sensing, and wiring pinout.
Explains the 9-pin GPIO connector for interfacing with external systems.
Details the IEC power connector and requirements for connecting AC mains.
Lists and describes fault/warning indications shown on the LCD and event log.
Provides guidelines for unit cleaning, dust filter maintenance, and lists default settings.
Defines technical terms, acronyms, and abbreviations.
Explains gain adjustments, headroom management, and noise minimization for optimal performance.
Recommends digital inputs (Dante, AES3) over analog for better quality and lower latency.
Discusses processing delay (latency) and external signal distribution for AES3.
Explains the LM 26's configurable digital clocking system for sample rates and synchronization.
Details clock source configuration options: Manual Configuration or Automatic Detection.
Covers Dante clocking technology, priorities, and signal processing latency figures.
Outlines product warranty, limitations, and responsibilities.
Advises contacting suppliers for international warranty and technical support.
Lists registered trademarks and copyright information.
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