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Lists included hardware, required PC specs, and software.
Provides contact information for customer support via phone, web, and email.
Comprehensive safety instructions for operating the Jupiter device safely.
Caution against plugging ARC RJ-45 connectors into ETHERNET or COBRANET ports to prevent damage.
Highlights Jupiter's DSP power, app-based approach, and engineering.
Details applications for mixing, routing, public address, sound reinforcement, and signal processing.
Discusses hardware choice simplicity and software ease of use.
Details number of inputs, connectors, nominal input level, impedance, and phantom power.
Details number of outputs, connectors, nominal output level, and impedance.
Details sampling rate, frequency response, dynamic range, THD+Noise, crosstalk, and latency.
Details space required, electrical, ventilation, certifications, and shipping weight.
Describes front panel items like inputs, outputs, power, ARC LED, and network indicators.
Details power input, ARC, Ethernet, logic outputs, external control, and analog audio connections.
Diagram and description of the pinout for the ARC RJ45 connector.
Instructions for connecting the locking power plug and what the power LED indicates.
Details connecting analog mic/line inputs and analog line outputs using terminal blocks.
Instructions for connecting the Ethernet port for software control and network activity.
Connects ARC Wall Panels using CAT5 cable; includes warnings about power and connector types.
Connects contact closures or potentiometers for external control and system integration.
Connects up to four logic-controlled devices like relays or LEDs for external control.
Illustrates balanced connections for Euroblock, Terminal Strip, TRS, and XLR connectors.
Illustrates unbalanced connections for TS 1/4" and RCA connectors.
Wiring for unbalanced sources sending signal to balanced inputs, and vice versa.
Wiring for balanced outputs sending signal to unbalanced inputs, and vice versa.
Explains DHCP, IP addresses, and direct/indirect/network connection methods for Jupiter.
Details IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway requirements for LAN connection.
Step-by-step guide to configuring network adapter properties in Windows XP.
Steps to configure network adapter properties in Windows Vista and higher operating systems.
Guide to setting static or automatic IP addresses for TCP/IPv4 in Windows.
Instructions for installing Jupiter software from CD-ROM or Symetrix website.
How to launch the Jupiter software and the initial options presented.
Guide to running the Connection Wizard to establish communication with Jupiter hardware.
Steps for selecting network topology, NIC, and viewing device properties in the wizard.
How to assign a unique name and switch between DHCP or static IP addressing.
Features for identifying devices and upgrading firmware through the wizard.
Rescanning the network and using advanced search options for devices.
Steps to establish an online connection with the Jupiter device for data transfer.
Detailed steps for upgrading Jupiter firmware using a .cab file.
Detailed product specifications for system design and integration.
Statements of compliance with UL, cUL, IEC, EN, and FCC standards.
Details the 2-year limited warranty, exclusions, and limitations of liability.
Instructions for obtaining service, return authorization, and in-warranty/out-of-warranty repairs.
Lists included hardware, required PC specs, and software.
Provides contact information for customer support via phone, web, and email.
Comprehensive safety instructions for operating the Jupiter device safely.
Caution against plugging ARC RJ-45 connectors into ETHERNET or COBRANET ports to prevent damage.
Highlights Jupiter's DSP power, app-based approach, and engineering.
Details applications for mixing, routing, public address, sound reinforcement, and signal processing.
Discusses hardware choice simplicity and software ease of use.
Details number of inputs, connectors, nominal input level, impedance, and phantom power.
Details number of outputs, connectors, nominal output level, and impedance.
Details sampling rate, frequency response, dynamic range, THD+Noise, crosstalk, and latency.
Details space required, electrical, ventilation, certifications, and shipping weight.
Describes front panel items like inputs, outputs, power, ARC LED, and network indicators.
Details power input, ARC, Ethernet, logic outputs, external control, and analog audio connections.
Diagram and description of the pinout for the ARC RJ45 connector.
Instructions for connecting the locking power plug and what the power LED indicates.
Details connecting analog mic/line inputs and analog line outputs using terminal blocks.
Instructions for connecting the Ethernet port for software control and network activity.
Connects ARC Wall Panels using CAT5 cable; includes warnings about power and connector types.
Connects contact closures or potentiometers for external control and system integration.
Connects up to four logic-controlled devices like relays or LEDs for external control.
Illustrates balanced connections for Euroblock, Terminal Strip, TRS, and XLR connectors.
Illustrates unbalanced connections for TS 1/4" and RCA connectors.
Wiring for unbalanced sources sending signal to balanced inputs, and vice versa.
Wiring for balanced outputs sending signal to unbalanced inputs, and vice versa.
Explains DHCP, IP addresses, and direct/indirect/network connection methods for Jupiter.
Details IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway requirements for LAN connection.
Step-by-step guide to configuring network adapter properties in Windows XP.
Steps to configure network adapter properties in Windows Vista and higher operating systems.
Guide to setting static or automatic IP addresses for TCP/IPv4 in Windows.
Instructions for installing Jupiter software from CD-ROM or Symetrix website.
How to launch the Jupiter software and the initial options presented.
Guide to running the Connection Wizard to establish communication with Jupiter hardware.
Steps for selecting network topology, NIC, and viewing device properties in the wizard.
How to assign a unique name and switch between DHCP or static IP addressing.
Features for identifying devices and upgrading firmware through the wizard.
Rescanning the network and using advanced search options for devices.
Steps to establish an online connection with the Jupiter device for data transfer.
Detailed steps for upgrading Jupiter firmware using a .cab file.
Detailed product specifications for system design and integration.
Statements of compliance with UL, cUL, IEC, EN, and FCC standards.
Details the 2-year limited warranty, exclusions, and limitations of liability.
Instructions for obtaining service, return authorization, and in-warranty/out-of-warranty repairs.
General| Brand | Symetrix |
|---|---|
| Model | Jupiter 4 |
| Category | Signal Processors |
| Language | English |
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