Amate Audio TPD, User Manual

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TPD Jul 2016
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Amate Audio
1 INTRODUCTION
Amate Audio would like to thank you for the trust placed in our TPD Digital Signal
Processing Amplifier. We have incorporated the highest technology into this product
with the conviction that will give you an optimum performance and operation,
however adverse the working conditions to which you may submit it. In order to
achieve the best performance and correct operation, it is important that you
read the instruction manual carefully before making any connections. In addition, we
recommend that you read the Warranty Certificate enclosed with this Equipment in
case you may observe any anomaly prior to or immediately after start up, and how to
proceed on each case.
The
TPD is an amplifier with built-in digital loudspeaker management system
designed for compact sound installation markets.
A 1000 W @ 4 Ohm Class D amplifier for low frequency (subwoofer) plus 2x500 W
@ 4 Ohm Class D amplifiers for mid-high frequency offer an all-in-one flexible,
reliable and powerful option for most loudspeaker installations including subwoofers.
An internal DSP with 6 output channels (3 internal, 3 external) provides all the
possibilities for fully processing a loudspeaker (X-over, PEQ, Delay, Limiter, Gain).
The
TPD can be controlled or configured in real time on the front panel or with the
intuitive PC/Mac GUI accessed via the USB interface. Software upgrade for CPU
and DSP via PC keeps the device current with newly developed algorithms and
functions once available. Multiple setup storage and system security complete this
professional package.
Shipped contents:
-
TPD unit
- AC power cord
-
USB cable for PC connection
- Pen Drive (USB) or CD-ROM with software and User Manual
2 MAIN FEATURES
2.1 Amplifier features
The TPD amplifier is modular in design. The rigid metal chassis provides easy
access to the electronic circuits. Safety circuits protect the amplifier in the event of a
short circuit of the loudspeaker output, abnormal increases in temperature and/or
excessive amplifier consumption.
The
TPD amplifier offers high dynamic performance with extremely good efficiency,
as well as good damping factor, which results in clean response to transients and
high quality playback.