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Bose Pow Configuration Utility User Guide

Appendix D: Pow Amplifier Power States

Bose Pow amplifiers have three possible power states:

Power State:

LED Status:

Full Power mode (ON)

Power LED is solid white.

Standby mode

Power LED and all other LEDs are off.

Auto Standby mode

Power LED blinks white.

Note:

By default, Standby mode is the initial power state of a Pow amplifier when it is

plugged in for the first time.

Standby Mode Options

Standby mode places the amplifier into a power-saving state, allowing the system to consume less
power. You can use the following methods to place the amplifier into Standby mode:

Power State

Operation

Full Power mode (ON)

When the amplifier is in Full Power mode, you can do one of the following to
immediately place the amplifier into Standby mode:

l

Press the Power button on the front panel.

l

Enable the

Standby Mode

option in the Pow Configuration Utility.

Standby mode

The amplifier is immediately placed into Standby mode when the

Standby

Mode

option is enabled in the Pow Configuration Utility, or when the

Power button is pressed while the amplifier is in Full Power mode.

To exit Standby mode and place the amplifier into Full Power mode, you can:

l

Press the Power button on the front panel.

l

Disable the

Standby Mode

option in the Pow Configuration Utility.

Auto Standby mode

When the

Auto Standby

option is enabled in the Pow Configuration

Utility, the amplifier is automatically placed into Standby mode when the
audio signal falls below a predefined threshold (-55 dBV) for 20 minutes.
The amplifier automatically exits Standby mode (wakes), within 1 second,
when an audio signal above the threshold is detected.

CAUTION:

When using VOX paging, it is not recommended to enable Auto

Standby because page signals may be truncated.

To exit Standby mode and place the amplifier into Full Power mode, you can:

l

Press the Power button on the front panel. The amplifier will remain in
Full Power mode unless the audio signal falls below the predefined
threshold for 20 minutes, at which time the amplifier will return to
Standby mode.

l

Disable the

Auto Standby

option in the Pow Configuration Utility.

Summary of Contents for PowerSpace P4300+

Page 1: ...Bose PowerSpace Configuration Utility User Guide...

Page 2: ...Settings Firmware 13 Settings Import Export 14 Settings Amplifier 15 Signal Flow Tab 16 Configuration Tab 17 Configuration Inputs 18 Configuration Outputs 20 Configuration Auxiliary Output 25 Configu...

Page 3: ...enuators 36 Appendix C ControlCenter Analog Zone Controller DIP Switch Configuration 37 CC 1 Controllers 37 CC 2 Controllers 38 CC 3 Controller 38 CC 1 and CC 2 Controller Combinations 38 Appendix D P...

Page 4: ...ote An internet connection is not required for system configuration because the Web UI communicates directly with the device to retrieve and change settings and to view real time data Supported Web Br...

Page 5: ...section heading at the top of the user interface window to quickly locate that sec tion on the page User Interface Controls The following table provides examples of the various user interface control...

Page 6: ...n Utility User Guide User Interface Control Example Toggle On Off Unavailable Labeled toggle Note In a labeled toggle the selection in white is the active selection Slider Up and Down arrows with Text...

Page 7: ...enters Standby mode when you start the Quick Setup wizard When configuration is complete you must turn on the amplifier by either pressing the front panel power button or disabling Standby mode on the...

Page 8: ...al flow of the system components from inputs to listening areas and from listening areas to outputs This is the same diagram that appears on the Signal Flow tab Signal flow information can help simpli...

Page 9: ...a 600 Ohm telephone paging input or a PTT VOX push to talk voice operated exchange dynamic microphone input 5 Select the Stereo check box if available if you wish to configure two input channels as a...

Page 10: ...f available outputs because it pairs output channels IMPORTANT You must ensure that I Share jumpers are connected before enabling I Share output configuration mode To view a diagram of how to wire an...

Page 11: ...column available for the listening area by selecting the check box 4 Under Select OUTPUTS to route audio to this Listening Area select the check box for any output that you want to assign to the list...

Page 12: ...ete to save your settings and exit the wizard IMPORTANT The amplifier automatically entered Standby mode when you started the Quick Setup wiz ard When configuration is complete you must either turn on...

Page 13: ...evice l General Provides the amplifier model number and the ability to perform a factory reset l Network IP configuration settings l Firmware Version information and the ability to update the firmware...

Page 14: ...eneral page allows you to view and reset device settings l Model This setting displays the model number of the amplifier and is not configurable l Factory Reset Click this button if you want to erase...

Page 15: ...plic ation which you can download from bosepro link psasw to reconnect to the system IMPORTANT The Discovery Tool cannot identify Bose PowerSpace devices on Class A and Class B networks when the compu...

Page 16: ...Open The name of the file you selected appears under the Select File button Note If you cannot locate the firmware file in the Open dialog box select All files from the drop down list that appears to...

Page 17: ...are connected to the amplifier as well as required I Share jumpers The amplifier is in standby mode and I Share will be enabled when the amplifier is turned on from the front panel power button or by...

Page 18: ...ndby mode When enabled this option automatically places the amplifier into Standby mode allowing the system to consume less power When the Auto Standby option is enabled the amplifier is automatically...

Page 19: ...iew of your system with a block diagram that illustrates the signal flow of your system components from inputs to listening areas and from listening areas to outputs Signal flow information can help s...

Page 20: ...evel output and listening areas routing IMPORTANT All inputs outputs and I Share jumpers if required must be connected network settings must be configured the firmware must be up to date and any addit...

Page 21: ...ox click Yes to remove the input or click No to cancel the process Details The Details section of the Inputs page allows you to configure certain settings for the selected input Settings vary dependin...

Page 22: ...signal level in the 60 to 12 dB range Note You can use the slider the up and down arrows or type directly in the Gain text box to adjust the gain l Mute Click the Mute icon that appears under the Gain...

Page 23: ...box that contains the name of the output that you want to delete click Delete Note The Delete icon appears when you hover over the text box and only when at least two outputs exist 2 In the Warning di...

Page 24: ...r EQs for the selected output Flat EQ settings Custom EQ settings Bose loudspeakers which include preconfigured equalization settings presets l HI Z Low Z Click the toggle to select either high impeda...

Page 25: ...iseconds how quickly the signal is limited after it exceeds the threshold VPeak This setting is not configurable VRMS Click the up and down arrows or type directly in the text box to specify the amoun...

Page 26: ...nting the frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz and the Y axis representing the range of gain adjustment from 20 dB to 20 dB Click a numbered filter node in the graph to enable or disable the filter You...

Page 27: ...frequency l LowShelf Boosts and cuts the signal below the specified frequency Frequency Hz Click the up and down arrows or type directly in the text box to specify the frequency in hertz where the fi...

Page 28: ...Music on Hold settings l Enable Transformer 600 Click the toggle to enable or disable the output balancing transformer for MOH l Gain Click the up and down arrows or type directly in the text box to...

Page 29: ...Edit icon appears when you hover over the text box 2 Type a new name for the listening area and then press Enter To delete a listening area 1 Under Listening Areas in the box that contains the name of...

Page 30: ...ller configurations will be ignored if their Switch settings are not selected l Select OUTPUTS The right side of the page contains the settings that allow you to select and configure the outputs withi...

Page 31: ...at the specified frequency This filter type is available only on filters 2 6 HighShelf Boosts and cuts the signal above the specified frequency This filter type is available only on filters 2 6 LowSh...

Page 32: ...original source signal The range for this setting is 60 dB to 0 dB l Hold Time Click the up and down arrows or type directly in the text box to specify the amount of time in milliseconds to continue...

Page 33: ...activity across all configured listening areas To view the Dashboard 1 In the left pane click Dashboard to expand the menu 2 Select the Status or Summary page of the Dashboard tab depending upon the...

Page 34: ...he name of the listening area l Paging Indicates whether paging is turned on in the listening area l Listening area meters Identify the inputs and outputs that are currently working within the selecte...

Page 35: ...perature reading when the device was in Full Power mode before Standby mode was enabled l You can configure the amplifier to automatically enter and exit Standby mode by enabling the Auto Standby opti...

Page 36: ...s two tabs Fault Log Lists only active faults to a maximum of 10 This tab includes the Clear Active Fault Log button which allows you to manually move active faults from the Fault Log tab to the Fault...

Page 37: ...dio connectors on the amplifier and common audio connectors to external audio components Connecting Analog Audio Devices Use the included green 3 pin Euroblocks to connect to the inputs or use the ora...

Page 38: ...the mute con nector will mute all outputs Using the integrated web server the mute polar ity can be inverted to Normally Closed NC where an open across the mute connector will mute all outputs Use the...

Page 39: ...air of a Bose PowerSpace P4300 or P4150 amplifier can be I Shared by adding the included jumper accessory and enabling I Share in the web served UI The following diagram illustrates the necessary I Sh...

Page 40: ...ned to the listen ing area in the UI Each CC 1 controller requires DIP switch 3 to be ON Only one of the DIP switches 5 6 7 or 8 must be ON to match the ID assigned to the listening area in the UI Set...

Page 41: ...C 2 controllers CC 2 1 is configured as ID 1 with DIP switches 1 3 and 5 ON and CC 2 2 is configured as ID 2 with DIP switches 2 4 and 6 ON Note DIP switches 7 and 8 are not used on the CC 2 CC 3 Cont...

Page 42: ...d CC 1 2 as ID 3 One CC 1 controller and two CC 2 controllers The two CC 2s must be ID 1 and ID 2 in this configuration CC 2 1 is configured as ID 1 CC 2 2 as ID 2 and the CC 1 as ID 3 Three CC 1 cont...

Page 43: ...when the Standby Mode option is enabled in the PowerSpace Configuration Utility or when the Power button is pressed while the amplifier is in Full Power mode To exit Standby mode and place the amplif...

Page 44: ...the amplifier becomes unplugged it will return to the last known power state when power is restored Note If Auto Standby mode is enabled and it placed the amplifier into Standby mode prior to a power...

Page 45: ...to request from Bose please mail a written request includ ing the name make model and serial number if any and in each case to the extent applicable of Your Bose Music product to Licensing Manager Bo...

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