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SETUP

All equalizer parameters are adjustable using the Windows

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 95 'PC Control Software' and serial cable provided with the unit.  The PC

Control Software provides programs for the EQ281/8 & EQ282/8, as well as other ADVANTAGE

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 products.  The equalizer programs

include three different control screens (Main, Button Definition, & Configuration Options), which are described on the following pages.
Once the software is started (and Comm Port Configuration is set), the three control screens are accessable through the drop-down menus
at the top of the opening screen.  The Main screen appears whenever an equalizer file is opened.  Button Definition & Configuration
Options screens are then available from the Configure EQ282/8 (EQ281/8) menu.  The File menu provides functions such as open, close,
save, etc.  The Edit menu allows copy/paste & flat-curve functions.  The Settings menu recalls the Comm Port Configuration screen.  The
Window menu arranges the active product screens. The Help menu explains the available adjustments.  To install PC Control Software:
Select ‘Run’ from Windows

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 95 ‘Start’ menu, and enter A:\SETUP.  System Requirements:  Windows

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 95 with 8M of RAM & 2M of available

hard disk space (serial port required for ‘on-line’ operation).

MAIN SCREEN

The Main Screen is used to adjust the equalizer (channel) input level, 28 filter bands, high-pass filter, and low-pass filter settings, as well as to
store & recall eight memory presets.  Adjustments are made with the computer mouse (or keyboard).  Settings are adjusted by dragging the
corresponding ‘faders’ (or left-clicking the arrow buttons).  Each filter band fader provides 25 gain steps, in 1 dB increments (±12dB).  Left-clicking
on +/-12 dB will instead select 0.5 dB increments (±6dB).  Left-clicking above or below a fader will adjust the gain three steps at a time.  High Pass
& Low Pass filters provide 16 frequency steps.  Left-clicking to the left or right of the fader will adjust the frequency 4 steps at a time.  The Level
fader provides 26 gain steps (±12dB, plus off).  Right-clicking in the filter band area opens a drop-down menu, which allows copy/paste & flat curve
functions.  Left-clicking a Preset button will recall the corresponding preset from non-volatile memory (presets are stored automatically).  Left-
clicking the Bypass button will temporarily bypass filter & level settings (see Configuration Options screen on pg. 6).  On the EQ282/8, left-clicking
on Linked Controls allows any equalizer adjustments to affect both channels.  This is effective for stereo equalization.  After initial adjustments, the
controls may again be un-linked, to allow fine tuning of the individual channels.  The title bar across the top of the Main screen will indicate the
Device #, the custom Device Name, and the model of product being controlled.  The PC Control Software can operate ‘off-line’ (with no product
connected) by opening a ‘new’ file for the desired product.  The Device # for ‘off-line’ files is assigned sequentially as a negative number.

Summary of Contents for ADVANTAGE EQ281/8

Page 1: ...stems 10074 S W Arctic Drive Beaverton Oregon 97005 U S A 503 641 7287 http www biamp com an affiliate of Rauland Borg Corp 6 12 98 EQ281 8 EQ282 8 Digitally Controlled 1 3 Octave Equalizers operation...

Page 2: ...ecision system tuning filters adjustable 12dB in 1dB steps or 6dB in 0 5dB steps channel input levels adjustable 12dB in 1dB steps plus off high pass filters 12dB per octave adjustable 9 1Hz 171 9Hz l...

Page 3: ...with the equalizer see Setup on pg 4 The equalizer may also be controlled via RS 232 from third party controllers Peak This red LED indicates output level has reached 14dBu balanced 8dBu unbalanced W...

Page 4: ...al device in a system should have its last switch down see Baud Rate The Link Port has the following pin assignments right to left top to bottom Pin 1 not used Pin 2 Transmit Data TxD input Pin 3 Rece...

Page 5: ...ll as to store recall eight memory presets Adjustments are made with the computer mouse or keyboard Settings are adjusted by dragging the corresponding faders or left clicking the arrow buttons Each f...

Page 6: ...Power Up Actions assigned When an equalizer is powered up and no Power Up Actions have been assigned the equalizer will automatically recall the last settings which existed before it was powered off L...

Page 7: ...o the particular equalizer by entering up to 30 characters of text The Device Name will be stored in the equalizer memory and will be displayed on the title bar of the Main screen whenever that equali...

Page 8: ...16 17 6 18 7 19 8 20 9 21 10 22 11 23 12 24 13 25 logic inputs When nothing is connected to a Logic Input an internal pull up resistor keeps it at a high idle state 5 0 VDC The Logic Input is activate...

Page 9: ...tion button 29 NOP no operation button 02 C NOP no operation button 16 Q NOP no operation button 30 _ NOP no operation button 03 D NOP no operation button 17 R NOP no operation button 31 NOP no operat...

Page 10: ...ay occur when the equalizer is connected to a PC if the system grounding is not carefully designed For best performance the PC ground and the chassis ground of the equalizer should be at the same pote...

Page 11: ...amplifier ADVANTAGE ONE ADVANTAGE RCII ADVANTAGE DRC 4 4 serial port output input RP S4 1 2 3 4 Presets 1 4 jumpers removed for momentary operation Computer AMX or CRESTRON controller logic inputs AD...

Page 12: ...30 ADVANTAGE SPM 522D input 2 to Room A speakers to Room B speakers input 1 RP S4 1 2 3 4 Presets 1 4 jumpers removed for momentary operation Computer AMX or CRESTRON controller ADVANTAGE RP S4 RP S4...

Page 13: ...u 9 1Hz 171 9Hz 1 9kHz 34 7kHz Filter Frequencies ISO centers Filter Gain Range programmable Input Gain Range programmable Power Requirements Power Consumption Dimensions Height 1 rack space Width Dep...

Page 14: ...led contrary to BIAMP Systems s recommendations 4 Electro mechanical fans electrolytic capacitors and the normal wear and tear of appearance items such as paint knobs handles and covers are not covere...

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