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General| Brand | Turbosound |
|---|---|
| Model | TFS-780 |
| Category | Flashlight |
| Language | English |
Explains the LMS-D6 system for digital time alignment and system reliability.
Describes the TFS-780 as a complete, integrated sound reinforcement system.
Details the TFS-780L's frequency range, driver, and mounting options.
Describes the TFS-780H's driver configuration, dispersion, and touring features.
Explains downfill enclosures for near-field coverage and their integration.
Details the TFS-780HF as a long-throw unit for boosting high-end at distance.
Focuses on the LMS-D6 for time alignment and delay compensation.
Introduces the complementary flying system for precise dispersion and array control.
Details the locating tab (biscuit) for aligning enclosure backs and ensuring alignment.
Details preparing flown boxes, attaching chain motors, and hoisting the flybar.
Covers attaching flying chains, colour coding, and securing tilt straps for boxes.
Guides on positioning and connecting upper rows of boxes and downfills.
Explains how to secure downfills, angle them, and use tilting straps for final adjustment.
Discusses how stack dimensions and curvature affect directivity and aiming.
Discusses vertical dispersion from coupling cabinets and using spacers.
Assists users in understanding the LMS-D6 capabilities for Turbosound systems.
Covers unpacking, inspection, and handling of spare fuses.
Details rack space requirements, ventilation, and protection from sunlight.
Emphasizes connecting the green/yellow wire for personal safety and unit operation.
Specifies the correct fuse rating (1A 250V T) for the mains power.
Describes the power-on sequence, diagnostic tests, and memory retention.
Explains balanced wiring conventions and shield connection for XLRs.
Discusses phase/time differences and LMS-D6's role in alignment.
Covers the rack's amplifier capacity, TMC amplifiers, remote control, and construction.
Explains how incoming signals connect via Lemo and XLR to the amplifiers.
Explains using XLR connectors for external remote control via RS232/RS485.
Shows wiring diagrams for 19-way multiway outputs to speakers.
Illustrates wiring for EP6 and XLR auxiliary outputs.
Lists typical supply configurations (110V, 220/240V) and wiring methods.
Lists key features like independent channels, power output, and audio quality.
Guides on correct re-installation of amplifiers and ensuring adequate ventilation.
States that TMC amps operate on international 50-60Hz AC supplies (110-240V).
Explains the amplifier's power-on sequence and output stage checks.
Emphasizes connecting the green/yellow wire for personal safety and unit operation.
Lists the types and ratings for internal fuses in TMC amplifiers.
Confirms factory setting and specifies operating voltage limits.
Provides current requirements for TMC-750 and TMC-1250 at full power.
Discusses amplifier input connections and shield maintenance for pin 1.
Explains standard polarity and the 10kΩ input impedance.
Details how to mute/un-mute channels and automatic muting.
Explains sensitivity definition and using encoders for gain adjustment.
Describes the LED bargraph for output drive level and its response.
Details 4mm terminals and MDP connectors for output connections.
Explains high damping factor benefits and factors affecting it.
Discusses impedance and risks associated with long speaker cables.
Describes the cooling system's design for efficient heat exchange and monitoring.
Provides safety precautions and steps for filter cleaning and inspection.
Explains how temperature is monitored and protection mechanisms.
Details how fan speed varies with heatsink temperature.
Categorizes fault conditions (Thermal, Voltage, Current, Output) and responses.
Lists common faults like spontaneous powering-down.
Addresses issues of repeated amplifier power cycling.
Safety procedures for removing cover plates and accessing fuses.
Steps for removing an amplifier module from its rack.
Instructions for cleaning the amplifier's faceplate and heatsinks.
Notes that no tune-up adjustments are needed; refer faults to service.
Provides detailed specifications for TMC-750 and TMC-1250 amplifiers.
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