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NITID N26_N36_N46

Oct 2017

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Amate Audio

4.3.

PRESETS Menu

When  the  word  PRESETS  is  displayed,  press
OK. The current preset will be displayed.

Press MENU to  browse  the available presets.
Each  time  a  Preset  is displayed,  it  will be
loaded to the DSP. When the desired Preset is
on screen, press OK to leave the menu.

4.4.

AUDIO Menu

When the word AUDIO is displayed, press OK. The Gain screen will show up. At this
point,  use  the  MENU  key  to  browse  all  the  audio  options:  Gain,  Parametric  EQ,
Limiter and Delay.

Press OK or slide your finger on the Circular key to start editing.

At this point, the Circular Key will be highlighted (blue ring in its center) to show that
is active. To use the Circular Key, slide your finger over the white surface: clockwise
to increment the value of the displayed parameter and counter-clockwise to reduce
the value.

Slide finger clockwise to increment the value

Circular key:

Center blue ring is illuminated when they key is active

Counter clockwise to decrement the value

An  asterisk  (*)  beneath  the  preset  name  means  that  the  preset  has  been
modified  using  the  audio  settings.  When  a  new  preset  is  loaded,  all  the
changes made in the AUDIO Menu will be reverted.

4.4.1. Gain Menu

Inside the Gain menu, the Main, HF and LF input gains may be modified. Press OK
to start editing the Main Gain (left bar). The cursor will blink to show that the value is
being edited. Use the Circular key to modify the value.

At this point use the MENU key to change between the available gain settings: Main,
LF and HF. Press OK to finish editing:

Gain Main: changes the overall gain of the system.
Gain LF: change the level of the Low Frequency way (woofer)
Gain HF: change the level of the High Frequency way (driver)

FLAT

M:0.00

L:0.00

H:0.00

Gain

M:1.00

L:0.00

H:0.00

Gain Main

Fig. 17.

Preset selection

Fig. 18.

Gain display (left) and Gain Main while editing (right)

Summary of Contents for N26

Page 1: ...User s manual October 2017...

Page 2: ...wer cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 10 The equipment must be repaired by qualified technical service...

Page 3: ...em XLR electronically balanced input XLR parallel output AC PowerCon input and link 500 W Class D amplifier for low mid range 100 W Class D amplifier for high range 24 bit AD DA converters 48 kHz samp...

Page 4: ...ts on N26 N36 N46 The N26 N36 and N46 include several manufacturer presets for different types of applications FLAT Flat response NEARFIELD 3dB mid frequencies 400Hz 4 kHz LONGTHROW 3dB high frequenci...

Page 5: ...he DSP such as Preset selection audio settings and user preferences There are three keys available MENU key OK key Circular key To enter the menu the keypad must be unlocked by pressing simultaneously...

Page 6: ...he amplifier is delivering the maximum power set by the limiter circuit The limiter prevents the loudspeaker from receiving excessive or distorted signal Continuous lightning of this led indicates tha...

Page 7: ...in parallel Linking up to 10 units is possible provided that a quality cable of a minimum section of 3x2 5mm2 is used Connecting more than 10 units in parallel may lead to a voltage drop in the cable...

Page 8: ...NITID loudspeakers or subwoofers in parallel with N26 N36 or N46 Please follow the same parameters as explained in Fig 2 3 MOUNTING AND PLACEMENT For a proper installation of the acoustic cabinet sys...

Page 9: ...crew the horn again and finally place the frontal grille in its right position Good coverage of audiences often is a conflicting combination of wide coverage for the closest audience short throw narro...

Page 10: ...ed Cabinets Flown and aiming to the audience We need wide coverage 100 for the closest listeners and narrow coverage for the distant audience Fig 5 Vertical position 3 3 2 Horizontal Positioned Cabine...

Page 11: ...the load bearing capabilities of the structures where the cabinets will be placed Hanging hardware as chains eyebolts lock pins should be regularly inspected and replaced if in doubt DO NOT SUSPEND T...

Page 12: ...dels provide several M8 flying points Their correct use will permit the flying in horizontal or vertical position Fig 9 N26 rigging points N26 Horizontal flying 3 7 or 4 8 or 1 9 or 2 10 front rigging...

Page 13: ...or 2 10 front rigging points 5 6 back tilt points Vertical Flying 1 2 or 3 4 front rigging points 5 or 6 back tilt points 3 5 3 N26 horizontal flying with U BL The UB L is an optional accessory for w...

Page 14: ...N46 vertical flying with HR bar Use HR C or HR C GT flying bar for vertical flying Refer to HR C instructions manual and HR C GT instructions manual for more information Fig 12 HR C flying bar for N2...

Page 15: ...ctive cabinets can be configured for different applications This section explains all the possible configurations The LCD and keypad on the cabinet s back panel are used for the setup The available ke...

Page 16: ...the main menus The first option displayed will be PRESETS Press MENU again to browse the different available menus as following PRESETS To change the factory preset of the DSP AUDIO To change differe...

Page 17: ...the value Slide finger clockwise to increment the value Circular key Center blue ring is illuminated when they key is active Counter clockwise to decrement the value An asterisk beneath the preset na...

Page 18: ...display Press OK to start editing the EQ Low left bar The cursor will blink to show that the value is being edited Use the Circular key to modify the value At this point use the MENU key to change bet...

Page 19: ...ill blink to show that the value is being edited Use the Circular key to modify the value and press OK to finish editing The value of the Delay is displayed in milliseconds ms and meters m The value o...

Page 20: ...ECO Mode is ON the system will continuously analyse the input signal When no input signal is present after 1 minute the system will go in a low power consumption mode standby This condition will be in...

Page 21: ...amically adapt the frequency response of the cabinet to the listening conditions This feature will only influence the frequency response when the input signal average is below 6dB of the nominal input...

Page 22: ...highlight the option Restore Then press OK to confirm Audio Settings 1 Preset FLAT Gain 0 00dB Gain LF 0 00dB Gain HF 0 00dB Delay 0 0m Limiter 0 00dB Audio Settings 2 Mute OFF EQ LOW 0 00dB EQ M LOW...

Page 23: ...amplifier s heatsink the system will shut down in Protection mode 4 7 3 Input Overload Protection NITID systems have a nominal input voltage of 8dBu 2V 2dBu 1V in subwoofers for full power performance...

Page 24: ...48 bit Built in delay line 118 ms 40 m Audio Performance Frequency response 10 dB usable bandwith 58 Hz 20 kHz 53 Hz 19 kHz 50 Hz 19 kHz SPL 1m 121 dB continuous 124 dB peak 123 dB continuous 126 dB...

Page 25: ...NITID N26_N36_N46 Oct 2017 25 Amate Audio Note Specifications subject to change without notice...

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