FAME AUDIO MS 12002 DSP 2 Channel Power Amp User Manual

FAME AUDIO MS 12002 DSP 2 Channel Power Amp

Product Information

The product is the Fame Audio MS 5002/8002/12002 DSP, manufactured by Fame Audio Team. It comes with a warranty, subject to the terms and conditions of Music Store Professional GmbH. For more information on the warranty, please visit www.musicstore.de.

Product Usage Instructions

• 1x Fame Audio MS 5002/8002/12002 DSP
• 1x USB Kabel

Before connecting and using the product, please read the safety instructions provided in the accompanying documents.

Installation:
Connect the audio input connector (Combobuchse) as follows:

• XLR: 1 – Masse, 2 – Signal (+), 3 – Signal (-)
• Klinke mono symmetrisch: Spitze – Signal (+), Ring – Signal (-), Schaft – Masse

When connecting the speakers in series, the impedances add up. When connecting the speakers in parallel, the reciprocal of the total impedance is equal to the sum of the reciprocals of the individual impedances. For example, with two speakers of the same impedance: in series, the impedance doubles, and in parallel, it halves.

1. USB Anschluss: Use this connection with the supplied USB cable to control the amplifier using the included software (USB Stick) and a Windows PC.
2. Power Schalter: Turns the device on and off.

When a preset is loaded or saved, the preset number and name will be displayed. The DEVICE ID & NAME shows the assigned ID number and name in a network. The MODELL Bildschirm displays the amplifier model number. The SYSTEM INFO Screen shows the current version of the system software (Firmware).

• IN SETUP (1:1+2):
  The Link option allows you to select the input channels to link. The Edit option provides various settings for the selected input channel. The Copy option allows you to copy settings from one input channel to another. The Reset option resets the settings for the selected input channel.

• INPUT DLY (1:1+2):
  The Delay setting controls the delay time for the selected input channel. The Meter, Samples, Feet, and Time values display the delay in different units.

• EQ (1:1+2):
  The EQ setting provides equalization options for the selected input channel. You can adjust the frequency, gain, and Q factor for each EQ band. The Filter Type option allows you to select different types of filters. The EQ setting can be turned on or off.

• CH SETUP (A: A+B):
  The Link option allows you to select the channels to link. The Edit option provides various settings for the selected channel. The Mute option mutes the channel. The Gain option adjusts the gain of the channel. The Phase 180 option applies a phase shift of 180 degrees to the channel. The Copy option allows you to copy settings from one channel to another. The Reset option resets the settings for the selected channel.

• Channel EQ Menu:
  The Channel EQ provides 5 identical filter stages: E1 – E5. The entire filter unit can be bypassed to compare the neutral frequency response with the filtered signal.

Important Safety Instructions

Please read before connection and operation!
This product has left the manufactory in a safe and operational condition. In order to retain this condition and to ensure for safe operation, please adhere to the following recommendations and warnings found in this manual.
WARNING : In order to prevent the risk of fire or electrocution, this device must not be exposed to moisture or rain. Do not remove or open the housing – there are no components in the interior that are serviceable by the user.

• This Symbol, wherever it appears, warns of any dangerous, non-isolated voltage within the housing – voltage which may be dangerous and cause electrocution.
• This Symbol, wherever it appears, warns of any externally accessible, dangerous voltage. Every connection made with a connecting terminal, which features this symbol, must only be made with cables recommended by the manufacturer or those installed by properly trained personnel.
• This Symbol, wherever it appears, alerts to important operating and maintenance instructions, which can be found in the included documents. Please read the handbook.
• This Symbol, wherever it appears, warns of: Caution! Hot Surface! Do not touch to prevent burns.

Please read these instructions

• Please keep these instructions in a safe place.
• Follow all warnings and instructions on the device and in this manual.
• Do not operate this device near water. Do not pla- ce this device near water, bathtubs, sinks, moist areas, swimming pools or damp rooms.
• Do not place any vessels containing liquids such as drinking glasses, vases, bottles, etc. on the device.
• Clean the device only with a dry cloth.
• Do not remove any part or component of the housing.
• The operating voltage displayed on the device must match the voltage of the local mains power supply. If you are not sure about the voltage of your local mains power supply please refer to your distributor or local power supplier.
• To prevent the risk of electrocution, the grounding of the device must be maintained. Use only the included power supply connection cable and keep the function of the side, grounded contacts of the mains connection upright. Ensure that the device is connected only to mains sockets which feature a properly functioning protective earth.
• Protect the power supply cable from being walked on and crushed, especially near the plug, socket – and where it exits the device! Power supply cables should always be handled with care. Inspect the cable in regular intervals for wear and tear, especially near the plug, socket, and at the connection with the device.
• Never use a damaged power supply cable.
• Disconnect the cable from the device during thunderstorms and when not in use for long periods of time.
• The device is completely removed from the mains power supply only when the cable has been disconnected. The device should positioned in such a way as to allow for quick and easy disconnection of the cable.
• Fuse: replace fuses only with the type IEC 127 (5x20mm) and the correct nominal value, to ensure optimal performance! Do not use shorted fuses or bridge the fuse holder. Fuses should only be replaced by properly trained personnel.
• All maintenance should be done by qualified per- sonnel. Maintenance is required if the device has been damaged in any wax, for example:
  • If the power supply cable or the plug is damaged or shows sign of wear.
  • If fluids of objects get into the housing
  • If the device is exposed to rain or moisture.
  • If the device does not operate normally, although the instructions of the user’s manual were followed.
  • If the device was dropped or the housing has been damaged.
• Devices connected to these amplifiers should not fall below the minimum nominal impedance printed in this manual or the device itself. The cables used must be in accordance with the local regulations and have a sufficient diameter.
• Keep this device out of direct sunlight.
• Do not position this device near sources of heat such as radiators, cookers or other devices that produce heat.
• Do not block the ventilation openings of the housing. Install this device only as instructed by the manufacturer. This device may not be installed – for example in a rack, except in the case that sufficient ventilation is provided.
• A cold device should always be allowed to warm up to the temperature of its environment, when trans- ported to a new location. Condensation may have formed in the interior of the housing which may cause damage to the device if not allowed to warm up.
• Do not expose to or place any open flames, such as burning candles, on the device.
• The device should be positioned at least 20 cm from any wall.
• The device may only be used together with trolleys, stands, tables or mounts which are specifically from the manufacturer or were sold together with the device. If a trolley is used, be careful to prevent potential injuries caused by tipping.
• Use only accessories recommended by the manufacturer. This applies to all kinds of accessories, such as protective covers, transport bags, stands as well as wall ceiling mounts. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions when using accessories. Always use the mounting points intended by the manufacturer only.
• This device is not suited for persons (including child- ren) with physical, sensory or mental handicaps, or for persons with insufficient experience and/or knowledge to operate such a device. Children under the age 4 should be kept out of reach of this device.
• Do not put any objects through the ventilation openings of the housing, this may cause dangerous, electric components to be damaged or shorted. This may result in fire or electrocution.
• This device is capable of producing sonic pressure levels of more than 90 dB. This may result in permanent hearing damage! Hearing protection should be worn if exposed to high sonic pressure levels for extended periods of time.
• The manufacturer guarantees the safety, reliability, and performance of this device under the following circumstances:
  • Installation, expansion, reinstallation, modification and repairs were carried out by the manufacturer or authorized personnel.
  • The electrical installation of the relevant area complies with the requirements of the IEC (ANSI) standards.
  • The device was used following the instructions of the user’s manual.
• This product has been optimized for the use of music and speech signals. The use of sine, square or other measuring signals at high le-vels can cause serious damage to the device.

General Safety Information for Amplifier

• During installation, protective clothing should be worn and equipment used at all times (especially head protection, gloves and safety shoes) and only suitable lifting equipment (ladders, scaffolding) should be used. The responsibility for this lies solely with the installer.

ATTENTION!
After installation, the mounting system and the amplifiers must be checked for a secure hold. The operator of the amplifier systems (fixed or mobile) is obligated to check or to have checked all system components on a regular basis, taking into account the respective national regulations and to immediately eliminate potential damage. Furthermore, we strongly recommend detailed documentation of all control measures.
Wind loads, snow and ice loads as well as thermal effects are to be taken into account for the stability and viability of amplifier systems which are permanently, or for long periods of time, located outdoors as well as the structures and surfaces. In particular, the load-bearing points of flown systems should be dimensioned as too allow for sufficient safety reserves. In this case, national regulations are always to be followed.

• Please consult the manufacturer to see if your amplifiers are suitable for outdoor use.

Professional amplifier systems are capable of producing sound levels high enough to cause hearing damage. Even exposure to seemingly mild and harmless sound levels over prolonged periods of time can cause permanent hearing damage (from 95 dBA SPL)! Therefore we recommend that anyone who is exposed to high sound levels to wear professional hearing protection (ear plugs or capsule headsets).
Manufacturer : MUSIC STORE professional GmbH, Istanbul-straße 22-26, 51103 Cologne, Germany

FAME AUDIO MS 5002/8002/12002 DSP
Congratulations on your new FAME Audio power amplifier!
Thank you for purchasing a Fame Audio product. Thanks to efficient development and economical production, Fame Audio makes high-quality products possible at a fantastic price.
Please read the operating instructions carefully to be informed about all functions of this LED system and keep them for future reference.
Have fun with your new product!
Your Fame Audio Team

Guarantee:
The current general terms and conditions and guarantee conditions of Music Store Professional GmbH apply.

Can be viewed under: www.musicstore.de
If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact us:
Music Store Professional GmbH
Istanbulstr. 22-26
51103 Köln
Managing Director: Michael Sauer
WEEE-Reg.-Nr. DE 41617453

Tel: +49 221 8884-0
Fax: +49 221 8884-2500
info@musicstore.de

Scope of Supply:

Intended Use

The products FAME AUDIO MS 5002/8002/12002 DSP are designed as two-channel amplifier controller units for operation with loudspeakers. The devices may only be used for this purpose and in accordance with the operating instructions. Other uses, as well as operations under other operating conditions, are expressly not intended and can lead to material damage or personal injury! No liability is assumed for damage resulting from improper use. It must be ensured that the equipment is operated exclusively by trained and competent users who are in full possession of their mental, physical and sensory abilities. The use of other persons is expressly only permitted at the request of a person responsible for their safety who instructs or supervises the use.

Safety instructions:

• DANGER! (For Babies and Children)
  Wrapping, plastic foils and other packaging material must be properly stored or disposed of. It should be kept out of the reach of babies and children due to the risk of suffocation.
  Ensure that children never use the device unattended! Also make sure that children do not remove any (small) parts from the device, as they could suffocate if swallowed!

• DANGER! (electric shock due to high voltages in the device)
  Do not remove the housing. There are no serviceable parts in the unit. Inside the device, there are components that are under high electrical voltage.
  The device must not be used if damage or the absence of components, protective devices, or housing parts is noticed!

• DANGER! (electric shock caused by short circuit)
  Modifications to the mains cable or the mains plug are prohibited. Failure to do so may result in fire or death hazards due to an electric shock!

• Warning! (Fire Hazard)
  Make sure that the device is not exposed to any direct heat source and is used away from open fire. Never block or cover ventilation slots or the device itself.

• Warning! (Service Conditions) Due to its structural characteristics, the device is designed for indoor use. Do not expose the device to rain, moisture or liquids, as this can cause damage. Vibrations, dirt or sunlight can also lead to damage, avoid them!

• Warning! (Power Supply)
  Make sure that the device voltage matches your local mains voltage. It is strongly recommended to protect your mains socket with a residual current circuit breaker (RCD).
  If you do not use your device for a longer period of time, disconnect the device from the mains to minimize dangers. The same applies to thunderstorms or floods, etc.

Installation

Always check the device for damage before use. Use the original packaging or suitable transport or storage packaging to protect the product optimally from harmful substances such as dust or moisture, etc. when not in use.
The device can be installed either upright or in a rack. Here the device occupies two height units (HU)

• Warning! (Overheating)
  The maximum permissible ambient temperature of this device is 40° C. Ensure that the unit is always adequately ventilated.

Operation

Configuration of the audio input connector (combo jack):

• XLR
• 1 Masse
• 2 Signal (+)
• 3 Signal (-)
• Mono Symmetrical Jack
• Peak Signal (+)
• Ring Signal (-)
• Schaft Masse

Possible operating modes

Stereo

• Both output stage channels operate independently of each other, each input (A and B) is amplified by one channel, and loudspeakers are connected to both power amplifier channels.
• The volume for both outputs can be controlled separately.

Parallel

• Both power amplifier channels amplify the signal from input A to both power amplifier channels, speakers are connected. The control for channel A is used to control the volume.

Bridged

• Both output stage channels are internally connected in such a way that double the output power is available. Only the signal from input A is amplified, speakers are only connected to the correspondingly marked output.
• The volume control for channel A is used to adjust the volume.
• At each output of the amplifier, the total impedance resulting from the individual impedances of the connected loudspeakers must under no circumstances fall below the permissible minimum impedance of the amplifier output.
• If you want to connect several speakers to one amplifier output, note the following:
• When the loudspeakers are connected in parallel, the inverse of the total impedance is equal to the sum of the inverse values of the individual impedances. This means, for example, with two loudspeakers with the same impedance: in series connection the impedance doubles, in a parallel connection, it is halved.

Connections and Control Elements

Front Panel:
LED Identification:

• CLIP: The red LED lights up as soon as the amplifier is operated with too high a load. In this case: Reduce volume!
• PROT: The yellow Protection LED lights up as soon as the protection mechanisms of the power amplifier intervene in operation.
• BR: The green BR LED indicates when the output stage is in bridge mode.
• PAR: The green PAR LED indicates when the output stage is in parallel mode.
• ON: the green ON LED lights up as soon as the power supply of the output stage is switched on. Front: The volume of channels A and B can be adjusted using the rotary knobs (CH.A, CH.B).

1. USB Connection
   Use this connector in conjunction with the supplied USB cable to control the power amplifier using the supplied software (USB stick) and a Windows PC.

2. Power Switch
   Turns the device on and off.

3. Rotary Dial/Push Button
   By turning, you move through the menu, short press to confirm the settings, long press brings you one menu level higher, thus modified settings are discarded.

Rear Panel

1. Power connection for IEC Cable
2. Speaker Twist Output
3. Screw Terminals Output
4. Line Output XLR
5. Line Input XLR/Jack Combo-socket
6. Mode Switch (Bridge, Stereo, Parallel)
7. Sensitivity Switch
8. HPF Switch (120Hz, 90Hz, Bypass)
9. Resettable fuse.*

Only use functional cables in perfect working order! make sure that the output stage power is sufficient for your loudspeakers.
*The fuse is cut off if the power consumption of the output stage is too high. Once the problem is resolved, the backup is automatically reset and the device is ready for operation again. The switch can be used to force the reset.

Operation
Note: All connections of the device should be made before switching on. Use only high-quality cables for the connections.

Start:

• Connect the device to the mains and switch it on using the power switch on the front panel.
• During power-on, the display shows a welcome message for a short moment.
• If no preset is available, the system starts with the default settings, identical to the first power-on and the factory setting in the Reset menu.
  Important : Changes of the settings are not saved automatically! Modified settings can be saved in the Presets menu. When leaving the menu without saving, the system asks for confirmation: ‚yes or no‘.

Menu:

• The Root menu is accessible for everyone and gives information about the signals, loaded preset, password, device ID & name (Network), model and system info.
  The Rotary Function Dial is used for cycling through the different screens.

Level-Screen

• The Input level is indicated by a bar graph with a peak hold function. The resolution is from -70dB up to +15dB within 28 steps. The peak hold is set to 1 sec.

Limiter

• If the limiter is switched on, the left side of the display still shows the Input level, as described above. The right side indicates the limiter reduction level, in case the signal exceeds the threshold level. The peak hold function is switched off.

No Signal

• Below -70dB the display shows the corresponding text. The left-hand side character shows the related Channel.

PRESET-Screen

• After the first power-on or when the Factory default of the Reset menu was executed, the display shows ‘Default Settings’ below ‘PRESET’.

• If the ‘Default Settings’ were modified but not stored, a ‘(modified)’ is displayed next to ‘PRESET’.
  Note : If the ‘modified’ settings will be not stored to a preset, the ‘Default Settings’ will be loaded at next power-on. In such case the previous modifications are lost.

• If a preset was loaded or stored, the preset number and preset name is displayed.

PASSWORT-Screen

• The Password menu offers the option to set a password to avoid unauthorized tampering on stored settings.
• The display shows one of two possible messages as shown at right.

DEVICE ID & NAME

• Shows the assigned ID number and name in a network.
  Note : The ID number and name can only be assigned and changed by the RC1 PC remote control software. Names can be up to 16 characters long.

MODELL Screen

• Shows the DSC model number

SYSTEM INFO Screen

• Shows the current system software version (Firmware).
• From each position in the Root menu the Main menu can be called by short press the Push Button.
• If password protection is active the user must prompt the password to enter the Main menu.

Password
Use the Rotary Function Dial to change the number between 0 to 9 and confirm each number by short press the Push Button. After entering the correct 4 digit Code the Main menu will be entered. Any number between 0000 and 9999 can be selected.

Main Menu
The Main menu leads to the following submenus:

• Mono/Stereo
• Input Setup
• Channel Setup
• Presets
• Factory Presets
• Password
• Reset

Factory Setting
With this menu item you can reset all settings back to the factory settings.

USB – PC Remote Control
If a PC takes control of the settings, eg. by RC1 control software, the main menu access via Rotary Function Dial and Push Button is denied. The display shows for a brief moment ‘Remote Control On’. If the PC stops control of the settings, the display shows ‘Remote Control Off’.

Mono / Stereo Menu
Two Inputs can be summed to a mono signal. The level of each Input is reduced by 6dB, so that the resulting signal is again 0dB.

Input Setup Menu

• In the Input Setup menu and its submenus, all functions can be set and modified while the system is running.
• This enables the user the possibility to listen immediately to any changes until the utmost result is achieved.

[1:1+2]

• In order to achieve a minimum of effort during setting modifications, Input settings can be synchronized by using the ‘Link’ function.
• The upper case header line of the Input Setup menu and each submenu shows the status of Link and Edit.
• The above example indicates that Input 1 is selected for settings editing ‘Edit: [In1]’.
• The Link function is set to Input 1 and Input 2 ‘Link: [1+2]’.

As result:
All setting modifications made on Input 1 are real-time synchronized with Input 2.

Link:

• Pressing the Push Button rotates the ‘Link’ between [1+2] and [—] (not linked).
• If Inputs are linked, all subsequent settings will be applied to each Input.

Edit:

• If Inputs are not linked [—], setting modifications are only effective at the selected Input [In1] or [In2].
• If Inputs are linked [1+2], the actual settings of the selected Input are displayed, but setting modifications will take effect at each linked Input.
• Be careful in the case that Inputs are linked, because the display shows settings of the selected Input only, but the settings of the non-selected Inputs might be different. In such case an empty arrow is displayed ( ), instead of ( ).

Copy

• The settings of the current Input selection, eg. [In1] can be copied to Input 2.
• The ‘Copy’ is initiated by a short press of the Push Button.
• Next, select ‘[1-2]’ or ‘EXIT’ with the Rotary Function Dial.

Reset

• The settings of the current Input selection, eg. [In1] can be reset to their default values. The ‘Reset’ is initiated by a short press of the Push Button.
• Next, select ‘yes’ or ‘EXIT’ with the Rotary Function Dial.

Input Delay Menü

• The Input Delay is intended for long loudspeaker run time compensations.
• 4 selectable units allow precise and flexible adjustments of the distances in meter, feet, time and number of samples @ 48kHz (1 sample = 20.83us or 7.146mm).

Delay:

• Switches the Input delay on and off. This action is executed immediately and is immediately audible. Meter: [m], Samples:, Feet: [ft] and Time: [ms] All units can be incremented and decremented by 1 over the whole range.

Input EQ Menü

• The Input EQ offers 7 identical filter stages named: E1 – E7. The whole filter unit can be bypassed to compare a flat frequency response vs the filtered signal.

EQ:

• With ‘EQ: off’ all 7 filter stages are bypassed and the signal response is flat. This action takes immediately place so that the differences are immediately audible.

E(n):

• Each of the 7 EQ filter stages are defaulted off. The settings will be displayed and accessible for adjustments if one of 6 available filter types has been selected.
• The Rotary Function Dial navigates between the settings.
• The current position is indicated by a triangle ( ).
• Pressing the Push Button enables the adjustment of the settings by using the Rotary Function Dial. A short press of the Push Button takes over settings, while a long press cancels the adjustment and returns without modifications.
• Modifications of Fc, Gain, and Q are immediately audible. The new selected filter type will be audible after confirmation (short press of the Push Button).

Filter-Type

• Each EQ filter stage can be switched off or selected as:
• Bell, Low Shelve 6 -, Low Shelve 12dB, High Shelve 6 -, High Shelve 12dB or Notch.

Gain for Bell, High, and Low Shelve

• The values range from -15dB to +15 dB.
• Settings resolution: 0 to +/-10dB in 0.5dB steps and above in 1.0dB steps.

Center / Corner Frequency (Fc)

• The values range from 20Hz to 20kHz and can be adjusted with a precision of 1 Hz over the full frequency range.
• The frequency modification starts always first with the leftmost digit and follows the leftmost position automatically.
• This allows a very fast adjustment over the full frequency range.
• Each press of the Push Button moves the decimal place toward the first digit.
• A cursor indicates the position of the decimal place.

Quality Q for Bell

• The values ranges from 0.5 to 20.
• Settings resolution: 0.5 to 1.0 in 0.1, 1.0 to 10 in 0.5, 10 to 20 in 5.0 steps.

Channel Setup Menu

• In the Channel Setup menu and its submenus all functions can be set and modified while the system is running.
• This enables the user the possibility to listen immediately to any changes until the utmost result is achieved.

(A:A+B)

• In order to achieve a minimum of effort during setting modifications, Channel settings can be synchronized by using the ‘Link’ function.
• The upper case header line of the Channel Setup menu and each submenu shows the status of ‘Link’ and ‘Edit’.
• Above example indicates that Channel A is selected for settings editing ‘Edit: [ChA]’.
• The Link function is set to Channel A and Channel B ‘Link: [A+B]’.

As result:

• All setting modifications made on Channel A are real time synchronized with Ch. B.

Link:

• Pressing the Push Button toggles the ‘Link’ between [A+B] and [—] (not linked).
• If Channels are linked, all subsequent settings will be applied to each Channel.

Edit:

• If Channels are not linked [—], setting modifications are only effective at the selected Channel [ChA] or [ChB].
• If Channels are linked [A+B], the actual settings of the selected Channel are displayed, but setting modifications will take effect at each linked Channel.
• Be careful when Channels are linked, because the display only shows settings of the selected Channel, the settings of the non-selected Channel might be different. In such a case, an empty arrow is displayed ( ), instead of ( ).

Mute

• ‘on’ mutes the output while ‘off’ switches the output on.
• Press the Push Button to toggle between ‘on’ and ‘off’.

Input

• Selects the Input source for the current Channel.

Gain

• The ‘Gain’ has a total control of 30dB and ranges from -15dB to +15 dB.
• Settings resolution: 0 to +/-10dB in 0.5dB steps, +/-10 to 15dB in 1.0dB steps.

Phase 180

• The signal of each Channel can be turned exactly by 180 degrees by selecting ‘on’.

Reset

• The settings of the current channel selection, e.g.[ChA], can be reset to the default settings.
• The‘Reset‘ is triggered by a short press on the button, then select yes or‘EXIT‘ with the rotary knob.

Channel EQ Menu

• The Channel EQ offers 5 identical filter stages named: E1 – E5. The whole filter unit can be bypassed to compare a flat frequency response vs the filtered signal.

EQ:

• With ‘EQ: off’ all 5 filter stages are bypassed and the signal response is flat. This action takes immediately place, so that the differences are immediately audible.

E(n):

• Each of the 5 EQ filter stages are defaulted off. The settings will be displayed and accessible for adjustments if one of 6 available filter types has been selected.
• The Rotary Function Dial navigates between the settings.
• The current position is indicated by a triangle (> ).
• Pressing the Push Button enables the adjustment of the settings by using the Rotary Function Dial. A short press of the Push Button takes over settings, while a long press cancels the adjustment and returns without modifications.
• Modifications of Fc, Gain, and Q are immediately audible. The new selected filter type will be audible after confirmation (short press of the Push Button).

Channel EQ Menu

Filter-Type

• Each EQ filter stage can be switched off or selected as:
• Bell, Low Shelve 6 -, Low Shelve 12dB, High Shelve 6 -, High Shelve 12dB or Notch.

Gain for Bell, High and Low Shelf

• The values range from -15dB to +15 dB.
• Settings resolution: 0 to +/-10dB in 0.5dB steps, +/-10 to 15dB in 1.0dB steps.

Gain for Notch

• The individual damping for Notch is selectable from -3 to -18dB in 3dB steps and above from -20 to -60dB in 20dB steps. Maximum is infinite damping indicated by a ‘-oodB’ in the display.

Center / Corner Frequency (Fc)

• The values ranges from 20Hz to 20kHz and can be adjusted with a precision of 1 Hz over the full frequency range.
• The frequency modification starts always first with the leftmost digit and follows the leftmost position automatically.
• This allows a very fast adjustment over the full frequency range.
• Each press of the Push Button moves the decimal place toward the first digit.
• A cursor indicates the position of the decimal place.

Quality Q for Bell

• The values range from 0.5 to 20.
• Settings resolution: 0.5 to 1.0 in 0.1, 1.0 to 10 in 0.5, 10 to 20 in 5.0 steps.

Quality Q for Notch

• The values range from 1 to 30.
• Settings resolution: 1 to 10 in 1.0 steps, 10 to 30 in 5.0 steps.

XOVER Menus

Type

• Both filters can be switched off or independently used as Butterworth or Linkwitz.

Filter Order

• If Butterworth is selected the order is selectable from 6 to 24dB in 6dB steps.
• For Linkwitz 12dB and 24dB are available.

Fc

• The corner frequency values ranges from 20Hz to 20kHz and can be adjusted with a precision of 1 Hz over the full frequency range.
• The frequency modification starts always first with the leftmost digit and follows the leftmost position automatically.
• This allows a very fast adjustment over the full frequency range.
• Each press of the Push Button moves the decimal place toward the first digit.
• A cursor indicates the position of the decimal place.

Limiter Menu

• The full range peak limiter is placed at the end of the systems signal path.
• This prevents effectively unwanted clipping of the outputs of all Channels.

The impact of modifications of the limiter settings can be monitored by the bar graph, shown in the 1st line of the display.

Limiter:

• Use the Push Button to switch the limiter on and off.

Attack:

• The attack time is adjustable from 1 ms up to 250 ms.
• Settings resolution: 1-20 ms in 1 ms, 20- 100 ms in 5 ms, 100- 250 ms in 10 ms steps.

Release:

• The release time is adjustable from 5ms up to 3000ms.
• Settings resolution: 5-100 in 5ms, 100-500 in 50ms, 500-3000ms in 100ms steps

Threshold:

• The threshold has a total control of 42dB and ranges from -27 up to +15 dB.
• Settings resolution: 0 to +/-10dB in 0.5dB steps, outside in 1dB steps.

LowCut:

• The use of a limiter for full-range applications requires sometimes keeping the low frequencies away from the peak detection circuit. LowCut indicates the corner frequency of an adjustable high pass filter with 12dB/oct. It can be switched off or adjusted from 60 to 1000Hz. Settings resolution: 60-100Hz in 5Hz steps, 100-300Hz in 10Hz steps, 300-1000Hz in 25Hz steps.

Driver Delay Menu
The Driver Delay improves accuracy of multiple loudspeaker systems (Time- Align). 4 selectable units allow precise and flexible adjustments of the distances in meter, feet, time and number of samples @ 48kHz (1 sample = 20.83us or 7.146 mm).

Delay:

• Switches the driver delay on and off. This action is executed immediately and immediately audible. Meter: [m], Samples:, Feet: [ft] and Time: [ms]
• These units change their values based on increments/decrements of samples @ 48kHz because it is the smallest and most precise unit for short delays.
• The range is adjustable from 1 – 480 samples, 0.007 – 3.43m, 0.02 – 11.3ft, 0.02 – 10.

Preset Menu

• Up to 20 user presets can be stored. Select with the Rotary Function Dial the desired preset number and press the Push Button. Only the ‘Store’ and ‘EXIT’ options are available in case the location is ‘-empty-’, otherwise also ‘Load’ and ‘Clear’ are available for selection.

Store

• The display informs the user for a brief moment to enter a name, followed by the edit screen.
• Enter the name in the following display. The name can have up to 11 characters. Select the characters by using the Rotary Function Dial. The cursor position is shown by an underscore. Move to the next position with the Push Button.
• If the last position is reached the cursor will move to the first position again.
• Long press the Push Button leave the name edit field and reach the option ‘Store’. Select the other options ‘Clear’ and ‘EXIT’ with the Rotary Function Dial.
• Pressing the Push Button confirms the selection.
• Selecting ‘store’ will not prompt for a confirmation.
• A brief message is displayed.
• Long press the Push Button exits the name edit mode without preset storing.
• Further rotating of the Rotary Function Dial shifts a bold cursor to the name field again. Pressing the Push Button at each position to edit the name again.

Load

• The preset is loaded without further confirmation.
  Note : The Preset will become audible immediately!

Clr (Clear) Löschen

• Deletes the selected preset. This process requires a ‘yes’ or ‘Exit’ confirmation. It can be cancelled by selecting ‘EXIT’ with the Rotary Function Dial or by long press the Push Button.

Password Menu

• The system provides a 4-digit password protection to avoid unauthorized or unintended modifications of the settings.
• All combinations from 0000 to 9999 can be used as passwords.

Navigating from the Root menu to the Main menu with the Password

• Once the password is set, only the Root menu is accessible. When branching to the Main menu, the system is requesting the password. Use the Rotary Function Dial to select numbers [0-9] for each of the 4 digits. Press short the Push Button to move to the next digit.
• The entry can be terminated at any time by long pressing the Push Button. For a brief moment, the display indicates if the correct or wrong password has been entered.

Set/Change

• If no password is set the screen requests to enter a new code.
• If a password is set the system requests a confirmation of the old code, before entering the new code.

Erase

• This menu item is available if previously a password has been allocated.
• A confirmation of the existing code is requested before a new password can be set.

Reset Menu

Clear PowerOn ( PowerOn löschen)

• Removes the selected preset and loads the default settings. This action takes place after confirmation. The PRESET screen in the Root menu displays: ‘Default Settings’.
• At next power-on, the default settings are loaded.

Clear Settings

• All Input and Channel settings are reset to their default settings. If a preset was loaded, the ‘(modified)’ in the PRESET screen of the Root menu indicates this action. This action is not stored to the selected preset.
• Without storing, the originally last selected preset will be loaded at next power-on.

Factory Default

• After confirmation, all stored presets and the password are deleted.
• All settings are reset to their default settings.
• Existing factory presets are left untouched if a ‘Factory Default’ will be executed.
  Note : If the system is password protected, the Factory Default, Clear PowerOn and Clear Settings can’t be executed without valid code entry.

Default Settings

• At first power-on, all Input and Channel settings are set to their default values. These settings correspond to a flat signal response between Input and output.

Listing of functions and their default settings

1. Mono: off
2. Input Delay: off, set to 0 meter
3. Input EQ: E1-E7 off, set to Bell, gain: 0dB, Q: 1.0
4. Input 1 routed to Channel A, DSC2.4: Channel A and Channel C
5. Input 2 routed to Channel B, DSC2.4: Channel B and Channel D
6. Mute: off
7. Channel Gain: 0dB
8. Channel Phase 180: off
9. Xover HPF: off, set to Butterworth 18dB/oct.
10. Xover LPF: off, set to Butterworth 18dB/oct.
11. Channel EQ: off, E1-E5 off, set to Bell, gain: 0dB, Q: 1.0
12. Limiter: off, Threshold: 0dB, Attack: 5ms, Release: 20ms, LowCut: off
13. Driver Delay: off, set to 0 meter
14. Channel Link: off
15. Xover Link: off
16. Presets: 1-20 empty
17. Factory Presets: 1-20 Empty
18.  Device ID: 0, -no name-

Menu Overview

Specifications

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Weight| 13,8Kg| 16,6Kg| 19,1Kg

Troubleshooting

The following overview is intended as an aid to rapid troubleshooting. If you are unsure, contact the manufacturer, the dealer or appropriate specialist personnel. Never open the device by yourself!

No sound from speaker, but power LED lights up

| Check the cable connections at the inputs and outputs
The speaker or XLR cables are defective. Please replace
Amplifier switches to protection mode (red Protect LED lights up)| Short circuit at the loudspeakers or cables
Overheating due to low impedance of the loudspeakers.

Lack of air supply due to unfavorable installation location of the amplifier

Overload due to power failure (cable cross sections too thin for power cables).

If the above error corrections have not been successful, please contact our service staff. You can find the contact details at www.musicstore.de.

Cleaning

The ventilation grilles of the unit must be regularly cleaned of impurities, such as dust, etc. Before cleaning, switch off the unit and disconnect from the main power grid.
For cleaning, use a lint-free, moistened cloth. Never use alcohol or solvent for cleaning!
Do not open the device. The device does not contain any user-replaceable or serviceable assemblies and components. In the event of damage, do not put the unit into operation under any circumstances. Service work or repairs may only be carried out by qualified service personnel, especially in the following cases:

• Objects or liquids have penetrated the device.
• The unit does not operate as usual.
• The unit has been dropped or the housing damaged.

CAUTION! Risk of Explosion.
The device contains a lithium battery. Improper replacement may result in an explosion hazard.

• The battery may only be replaced by qualified service personnel.
• Replacement only by the same or equivalent type.

Environmental Protection:
Music Store Professional GmbH always endeavors to reduce the burden of packaging to a minimum. The use of environmentally friendly and recyclable materials is always of fundamental importance. Please recycle the packaging after use.

• Disposal of Packaging:
  Ensure that paper packaging, plastic material, etc. are recycled separately. Observe the labels and the corresponding regulations.

• Disposal of Batteries:
  Batteries should not be thrown away! Please dispose of batteries in accordan- ce with official regulations.

• Disposal of your old device:
  This device is subject to the WEEE directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) in its currently applicable form. The device must not be disposed of with normal household waste.
  The device should be disposed of by an approved disposal company or your local waste disposal centre. The regulations valid in your country must be observed!

This device is subject to the WEEE directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) in its currently valid version. The device must not be disposed of with normal household waste.
The device is disposed of via an approved disposal company or your local waste disposal centre. The regulations valid in your country must be observed!

References

• MUSIC STORE - Online Shop für Musikinstrumente - Deutschland | MUSIC STORE professional

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