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MENU DESCRIPTION

Then a blank display appears to display clearly the limit between the two speakers’

parameters.

Now the display of the second speaker connected to these output speakon can start:

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Fcc Information (U.s.a.)3
Important Safety Instructions3
Precautions3
- Power Supply/Power Cord4
- Do Not Open4
- Water Warning4
- If You Notice any Abnormality4
Power Supply /Power Cord4
Location4
Connections4
Maintenance4
Handling Caution4
Important Notice for the United Kingdom5
European Models5
- Table of Contents6
Compliance Information Statement (Declaration of Conformity Procedure)6
Table of Content6
Nxamp Versus Nx242: What's New12
What's Remaining the same12
- Dsp Core12
- Level and Latency12
- Software12
What's Changed12
- Integrated Amplifier12
- Computing Resources13
- Four Separate Inputs13
- Power Supply13
- Ethersound™ Optional Board13
- Dante™ Optional Board13
- Optional Dmu Unit14
- Optional Dpu Unit14
Quick Start15
Front Panel Description15
- Power Switch15
- Amplifier Indicators15
- Lcd Display16
- Encoder16
- Navigation Buttons (a & B)16
- Volume Indicators16
- Mute Buttons16
- Select Buttons16
- Channel Indicators17
- Air Intakes17
- Screw Holes for Handles17
Back Panels Description18
- Mains Connectors18
- Balanced Audio Inputs with Link18
- Expansion Slot19
- Power Outputs19
- Port19
- Gpio Port20
- Rear End Mounting Holes20
Basic Functions20
- Reset20
- Selecting Cabinet Family20
- Select Your Cabinet Set-Up21
- Using the Amplifier Without the Tdcontroller Functionality21
- Back to Default21
- Auto Save21
- Enter the Download Mode21
What's Inside the Carton Box22
Setting-Up Advice23
Earth Connection23
Mains Setting23
Mounting the NXAMP in a Rack (Grounding, Shielding & Safety Issues)24
Using the Nxamp Without a Rack26
Fuses26
Electromagnetic Environments26
Analogue Input Signal Cables26
Nxamp Power Outputs Wiring28
General Description29
Global Architecture29
- Nxamp4X1 Global Architecture29
- Nxamp4X4 Global Architecture29
- Power Supply Block30
- Analog Input Block31
- Control Block31
- Power Amplifier Blocks32
- Power Outputs Block32
- User Interface Block33
- Communication Block33
- Expansion Slot Block34
Block Diagram Description36
Patching and Routing (1)37
Delay & Polarity Inversion (2)37
- Factory Set-Up Delay37
- User Set-Up Delay37
Equalisation & Filtering37
- Subsonic and Vhf Filtering (3)37
- Equalising Wideband Acoustical Response (3)38
- User Set - up , Array Eq (4)38
- Equalising Single Component Response and Nxstream Processing (5)38
- Crossover Section (6)38
- Post Protection Eq and Low Pass (27) (28)38
- Gain Section (29)38
- Nxstream Processing (5)38
Protections39
- Source Signals for Protection Algorithms (25)39
- Displacement Control (7) (8) (9)39
- Mechanical Stress Control (10) (11)39
- Hf Displacement Control (12)40
- Hf Acceleration Control (13)40
- Global Purpose Vceq (14)40
- Loudspeaker Peak Limiters (15)40
- Temperature Control (16) (17)40
- Interchannel Regulation (19)41
- Amplifier Peak Current Limiter (20)41
- Amplifier Integrate Current Limiter (21)41
- Amplifier Peak Voltage Limiter (22)41
- Amplifier Short Circuit Detector (24)41
Menu Description42
Changing Cabinet Family43
Adjusting Volume44
Adjusting Delay45
Adjusting Gain45
Adjusting Array Eq46
Adjusting Headroom47
- Headroom Concept47
Options Menu49
- System Config49
- Input Patch54
- Save/Recall User Setups59
- Security61
- Gpio Mode62
- Load Monitor70
- Miscellaneous72
Installation Recommendations74
Audio Chain Recommendations74
- About « Loudspeaker Management Devices74
- Operating Sub's Fed through an Aux Output74
- Peration of Ultiple Owered Td Controllers74
System Alignment74
- Geometrical Alignment75
- Measuring and Aligning Phase in the Overlapping Region75
Nxes104 Expansion Board, Remote Control and Asio Driver77
Nxes104 Physical Description77
- Ethersound in Port78
- Ethersound Network Status Leds78
- Ethersound out Port78
- Remote Es100 Port78
Various Ethersound™ Devices Description79
- Mono-Directional, Non ES100 Devices79
- Bi-Directional, Non ES100 Devices79
- Es100 Devices79
- Es100/Spkr Devices80
Ethernet Additional Hardware80
- Hubs80
- Switches80
- Wireless Lan80
- Ethernet Cables81
- Fiber Optic83
Installation Inside the Nxamp83
NXAMP with NXES104 Control Page in Esmonitor™ Software83
- Compatibility Issues84
- Graphical User Interface84
- Virtual Front Panel85
- Input Meters85
- Standby Button86
- Delay Unit86
- Security Lock86
- Group86
- Channels Name87
- Input Patch88
- Output Meters88
- Mute Button88
- Volume Control88
- Gain Control88
- Delay Settings88
- Arrayeq Settings89
- Headroom Settings89
- Amplifier Status89
- Overmute89
- Notes90
- Alias90
- Hardware and Firmware Information90
- Asio Mode90
- Scene92
- Cabinet Setup93
- Virtual Front Panel Size94
Nxamp and Nxes104 with the Asio Streamer94
- What Are Asio / Asio Streamer94
- Installing the Asio Streamer95
- Setting up the Nxamp for Asio Mode95
- Setting up the Asiocontrolpanel95
- Setting up the Asio Host96
Nxdt104 Expansion Board, Dante™ Patching and Remote Control97
Nxdt104 Physical Description97
- Dante™ Primary Port97
- Network Ports Status Leds98
- Dante ™ Secondary Port98
- Remote Port98
Ethernet Additional Hardware98
- Hubs99
- Switches99
- Wireless Lan99
- Ethernet Cables and Fiber Optic99
Installation Inside the Nxamp99
NXAMP with NXDT104 Control Page in Dante™ Controller100
- Routing Audio Inside a Dante™ Network100
- Advanced Option of the Dante™ Controller101
- Device View102
NXAMP with NXDT104 Control Page in Esmonitor™ Software104
- Enabling Remote Control of NXAMP with NXDT104 in Esmonitor105
- Graphical User Interface105
- Dante ID Setup106
More Information about Setting up a Dante™ Network106
Dmu Digital Meters Unit for Nxamp107
Front Panel Description107
- Analog Inputs with Link107
- Input View Meter107
- Network Inputs107
Back Panel Description108
- Network Outputs108
- Analog Outputs108
- Gpio Port108
Operating the Dpu108
- Connections and Start up109
Dpu Digital Patching Unit for Nxamp111
Front Panel Description111
- Speakon® 4 Poles Output111
- Speakon® 8 Poles Output111
- Lcd Display111
Back Panel Description112
- Mains Connectors112
- Speakon® 4 Inputs112
- Rs232 Port113
Operating the Dpu113
- Connections and Start up113
- Dpu Front Panel Connectors Routing114
- Dpu Displayed Information114
- Unused Front Panel Connectors116
- Linking Several Dpu Together117
Nxwin4 Software for Nxamp Firmware Upgrade119
What You Need to Upgrade Your Nxamp119
- Serial Port Upgrade119
- Network Port Upgrade (from NXES104 or NXDT104)120
Connect the Computer to the Nxamp120
- Remote Es100 Port120
- Ethersound™ in Port121
- Serial Port121
- Dante™ Primary, Secondary or Remote Port121
Put the Nxamp in Download Mode121
Using the Nxwin4 Software122
- Begin the Upgrade123
Using the Controller after a Firmware Update124
- Choosing a Cabinet Setup124
- Selecting Cabinet Family124
- Select Your Cabinet Set-Up124
Nxamp Technical Specifications126
Nxamp Thermal Dissipation and Current Drawn127
Nxamp Dimensions128
Dmu Technical Specifications129
Dpu Technical Specifications129
Dmu Dimensions130
Dpu Dimensions130
Nxes104 & Nxdt104 Technical Specifications131
Application Note: Driving the Sub from the Aux Send132
- What Is the Phase Relation between the Aux and Main Output of Your Desk132
- Why It Is Unlikely the Aux and Main Have the same Phase132
- Consequences of Badly Aligned Systems132
- Precautions & Check133
Appendix A: List of Supported Presets (Load3_15)135
Appendix B: How Is Measured the Amplifier Power136
General Description of the Setup136
Precision of the Measurement137
Measurement Method137
Usable Mains Cord in Europe138
Rohs Certificate139
User Notes140

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