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General| Operating Temperature | 0 °C to +40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F) |
|---|---|
| Power Source | AC 120 V, 60 Hz |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.1% (1 kHz, rated output) |
| Input | Balanced/Unbalanced, XLR/TRS connectors |
| Output | Speaker output: 8 Ω and 4 Ω terminals |
| S/N Ratio | 100 dB or more |
| Tone Control | Bass: ±10 dB at 100 Hz, Treble: ±10 dB at 10 kHz |
| Indicator | Power |
| Finish | Black |
| Input Sensitivity | 1 V |
| Input Impedance | 10 kΩ |
| Cooling | Forced air cooling |
| Protection | Thermal protection |
Introduction to the user guide and how to navigate its content.
Comparison of features and functionalities between the original 9000 and 9000M2 series.
Details of items included with the 9000M2 Series unit upon purchase.
The default state of the 9000M2 Series unit when first powered on.
Description of the functions performed by each input/output and special function module.
Information on the AN-9001 Ambient Noise-Sensing Microphone and its use.
Method for checking which modules are installed when the 9000M2 unit is rack-mounted.
When to use specific modules and options for expanding inputs/outputs.
Explanation of the purpose and function of each button and knob on the 9000M2 front panel.
Meaning of the various indicators and displays on the 9000M2 unit's front panel.
Procedure for adjusting parameters and settings directly on the unit's front panel.
Distinction between Scene and Paging memories and their operational differences.
Process for saving Scene and Paging memories as configuration files to a computer.
Overview of installing and launching the TOA 9000M2 GUI software for configuration.
Configuring hardware slots and assigning modules within the 9000M2 GUI setup wizard.
Setting up remote volume ports for ZM-9001, ZM-9002, or volume potentiometers.
Configuring serial RS-485 remotes (ZM-9011-9014) and source selection modes.
Overview of the GUI software's main window for programming and setup.
Managing and recalling scene presets, including naming and saving.
Adjusting input/output volume levels, sensitivity, and tone settings.
Configuring 10-band parametric EQ, HPF, and LPF for audio channels.
Applying compression and limiting to manage audio levels and prevent distortion.
Using gating and NOM for automatic mixing to minimize feedback and crosstalk.
Assigning input channels to output channels using the cross-point matrix.
Setting output channel delay times to compensate for echo and room acoustics.
Assigning priority levels and ducking levels for Paging sources.
Setting independent output volume levels specifically for paging signals.
Configuring paging presets, triggers, and output assignments.
Step-by-step guide to programming paging events directly from the unit's front panel.
Connecting the 9000M2 unit to a PC using a serial cable and the setup wizard.
Transferring configuration files between the PC and the 9000M2 unit.
Securing front panel settings using the Key Lock feature and password protection.
Procedure to recover access if the front panel security password is forgotten.
Step-by-step guide for updating the 9000M2 unit's firmware.
Saving configuration data in CSV format for easy distribution and analysis.
Basic front panel controls for memory recall, volume, and channel on/off.
Connecting and configuring remote volume potentiometers and ZM controllers.
Using the RC-001T module for advanced remote control with ZM series remotes.
Wiring schemes for connecting ZM series remotes via RS-485 using the RC-001T.
Programming ZM remotes to control input or output channel volume levels.
Configuring ZM remotes to select and recall scene memories.
Assigning ZM remote buttons to change cross-point assignments for inputs/outputs.
Configuring ZM remotes to trigger paging events.
Programming ZM remotes to control external devices via contact outputs.
Clarification on ZM controller functionality regarding volume control and source selection.
Controlling the unit via PC or third-party systems using RS-232C serial communication.
Programming contact closure inputs for controlling various functions like scene load and paging.
Configuring contact closure outputs to control external devices or other 9000M2 units.
Checking the status and assigned functions of contact closure terminals via the UTILITY menu.
Configuring and operating the ZP-001T module for telephone-based paging.
Explanation of Manual, Auto, and Group dialing modes for ZP-001T paging.
Choosing between Paging Port and Ring Signal modes for connecting to PBX systems.
Using speaker switchers and contact outputs for multi-zone paging with limited outputs.
Mechanism of the AN-001T for adjusting background music based on ambient noise levels.
Detailed explanation of AN-001T settings for ambient noise compensation.
Common symptoms, possible causes, and remedies for troubleshooting the 9000M2 series.
Behavior of the 9000M2 during power loss and restoration.
Explanation of error indications and their corresponding causes and remedies.
Internal hardware architecture and signal path visualization of the 9000M2 series.
Table showing NOM attenuation values for microphone number and xlogNOM settings.
Links and contact information for manuals, software, and product support.
Definitions of technical terms and functions related to the 9000M2 series.
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