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General| Brand | LAB |
|---|---|
| Model | lake LMX 88 |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the Lake LMX Series Digital Audio Processors and its features.
Highlights key technologies and benefits of the LMX Series, including processing and networking.
Instructions for carefully opening the shipping carton and checking for any damage or accessories.
Details on how to mount the LMX Series device in a rack, including airflow and bracket usage.
Information on the forced air cooling system and ensuring proper airflow for optimal device performance.
Specifies the universal power supply range and connection requirements for the LMX Series devices.
Explains the Iso-Floatâ„¢ ground isolation technology and connection requirements for audio circuits.
Describes the front panel layout, controls, display, and indicators of the LMX Series devices.
Details the various connectors and ports located on the rear panel of the LMX Series devices.
Illustrates the audio signal path through the LMX Series devices in different configuration modes.
Explains the integration with the Lake Processing environment and control via Lake Controller software.
Details the concept of Modules and Frames, and their configurations in Contour and Mesa modes.
Describes the configuration of LMX Series devices in Contour Mode with processing Modules and outputs.
Explains the default configuration of LMX Series devices in Mesa Mode with independent processing modules.
Outlines the hybrid mode combining Contour and Mesa configurations for the LMX Series.
Provides instructions on how to switch between different operating modes, including data loss considerations.
Details methods for storing and recalling Module, Frame, or system-wide configuration data and presets.
Describes the front panel interface, including handles, buttons, display, and indicators.
Explains the function and status indication of the front panel power button.
Details the function of the Scene button for recalling scene presets in Mesa Mode.
Describes how to access and navigate the device's menu system for configuration and editing.
Explains the function of the Exit button for navigating menu hierarchies and returning to Meter View.
Describes the dynamic function buttons, rotary encoder, and LEDs for parameter adjustment and status indication.
Details the dedicated mute buttons and LED meters for module inputs and outputs.
Displays the default Meter Mode Home View for Contour Mode, showing signal levels.
Shows the default Meter Mode Home View for Mesa Mode, summarizing I/O gain and limiter reduction.
Displays the Meter Mode Home View for hybrid modes, summarizing I/O gain and limiter reduction.
Introduces the Menu Mode for accessing settings, parameters, and performing device functions.
Provides an overview of the submenu structure available within the device's Menu Mode.
Explains how to adjust AES3 and Word Clock input termination settings via the menu.
Details how to change the Iso-Float setting for analog inputs and outputs via the menu.
Describes the Frame Menu options for accessing device information and settings.
Provides information about the device's settings and configuration, including Frame Label and Serial Number.
Explains how to reset parameters or reconfigure the Frame to different operational modes.
Details front panel controls for dimming, bar placement, and confirmation dialogs.
Describes how to recall existing Frame Presets using the rotary encoder and RECALL button.
Details the analog input and output XLR connections, including Iso-Float technology.
Explains the AES3 digital input and output XLR connections and their configuration.
Describes the BNC connectors for Word Clock input and output for synchronization.
Details the RJ45 connectors for Ethernet, Dante, AES67, and control, including PoE+ options.
Explains the AES50 RJ45 ports for multichannel audio transmission and configuration.
Describes the RJ45 GPI connector for integrating external control systems.
Details the dual redundant IEC power supply inlets for reliable operation.
Lists and describes faults and warnings indicated by LEDs and the display, along with their causes.
Provides guidance on cleaning, dust filter maintenance, and internal device cleaning procedures.
Specifies the default settings for Module Type, Gain, Delay, Polarity, MaxRMS, MaxPeak, and EQ.
Lists the default settings for Autoselect, Input Sensitivity, Dante, AES3, Iso-Float, and router configurations.
Explains technical terms, acronyms, and abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Explains gain adjustments at various points in the signal path for optimal performance and level control.
Recommends using digital inputs for better audio quality, lower latency, and explains Dante, AES3.
Details the digital clocking system, sample rate converters, and synchronization options for digital inputs.
Lists the total latency for common input-output configurations via Pass-thru and Module processing.
Advises contacting suppliers for warranty information as rights vary by country.
Provides contact information for international service, repair, and factory service procedures.
Lists registered and common trademarks associated with Lake and Music Tribe products.
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