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CDi DriveCore Series Operation Manual

Hardware Setup

Hardware Setup

Connecting the AC Power Cord

IMPORTANT:

 The amplifier output mode must be properly configured for the application before connecting the speakers and powering on the amplifier. 

By default, all outputs are configured for Low Z operation. See 

"Configuring the Amp" on page 11

 for more information.

Connect your amplifier to the AC mains power outlet using the supplied AC power cord. First, connect the IEC end of the cord to the IEC connector on the 

amplifier. Then plug the other end of the cord to the AC mains. 

WARNING:

 The third prong of the power connector (ground) is an important safety feature. Do not attempt to disable this ground connection 

by using an adapter or other methods.

Make certain the AC mains voltage and current ratings are sufficient to deliver full power to all amplifiers. CDi DriveCore Series amplifiers use a universal 

power supply. The AC voltage requirements are 100V-240V~, 50/60Hz (±10%). If the AC line voltage varies outside of this acceptable range, the amplifier’s 

power supply will turn off and the blue Power LED will flash. The amplifier will turn back on when the AC line voltage returns to safe operating levels.

Power Up Procedure

When turning on the amplifier for the first time: 

1� 

Ensure all connections are disconnected with the exception of the power cord.

2� 

Press the amplifier's 

POWER

 button. The Power indicator will light blue and the amplifier will boot as long as sufficient mains power is provided. 

3� 

Once boot up is complete, turn the 

ENCODER

 counter-clockwise until all amp levels are set to -80dB in the front panel LCD.

4� 

Configure the amplifier as described in 

"Configuring the Amp" on page 11

. 

 

NOTE:

 The amplifier output mode must be properly configured for the application before connecting the speakers and powering on the amplifier. By 

default, all outputs are configured for Low Z operation.

5� 

Once the amplifier has been properly configured for the application, turn off the power — by pressing and holding the Power button for 2 seconds — 

then disconnect the power cord.

6� 

Turn down the level of your audio source.

7� 

Make all connections as described in 

"Wiring Input Connectors"

 and 

"Wiring Output Connectors" on page 7.

8� 

Once all connections have been made, reconnect the power cord and turn on the amplifier power. 

9� 

Turn your audio source up to an optimum level. Refer to all device meters and ensure that at no point in the signal chain is the signal being clipped in 

any way. If any of the amplifier's Clip indicators light yellow, reduce the source level until the Clip LEDs no longer light.

10� 

Turn the amplifier's 

ENCODER

 clockwise until the desired loudness or power level is achieved, while making sure the amplifier's clip LEDs do not 

light.

IMPORTANT:

 Always turn off the amplifier — by pressing and holding the Power button for 2 seconds — and disconnect the power cord before making 

any wiring or installation changes.

IMPORTANT: 

When powering a fully configured PA system, always turn the amplifiers on last and off first.

For help with determining your system’s optimum gain structure (signal levels) please refer to the Crown Amplifier Application Guide, available online at 

www.crownaudio.com

.

Summary of Contents for 2/300

Page 1: ...ENT ENERGIE ELECTRIQUE DANGEREUSE VOIR LE CAHIER D INSTRUCTIONS APPARATET MA TILKOPLES JORDET STIKKONTAKT APPARATEN SKALL ANSLUTAS TILL JORDAT UTTAG LAITE ON LIITETTÄVÄ SUOJAKOSKETTIMILLA VARUSTETTUUN PISTORASIAAN RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR CLASS 2 OUTPUT WIRING PERMITTED THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO TH...

Page 2: ...Filters 38 Input Output EQ Panels 39 Input Output Delay Panels 40 LevelMAX Panel 41 About the Transducer Thermal Limiter 41 Signal Generator Panel 42 Managing Device Preset Files 43 Application Examples 45 Dual Mode Low Z 8Ω 4Ω or 2Ω 45 Bridge Mono Mode Low Z 16Ω 8Ω or 4Ω 46 Dual Mode High Z 70Vrms 100Vrms 47 Bridge Mono Mode High Z 140Vrms 200Vrms 48 Using BLU link 49 BLU link Specifications 49 B...

Page 3: ...oring Programmable GPIO general purpose input output control port Digital signal processing Input output EQ filters crossover input output delay LevelMAXTM limiters Support for importing of FIR filter coefficients 20 device presets 1 factory and 19 user 96kHz 32 bit floating point signal processing Universal power supply with PFC for reduced current draw and industry leading efficiency Remote powe...

Page 4: ...DE 100 240V 50 60Hz 350W 1718 W MISHAWAKA RD CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK GROUNDING OF THE CENTER PIN OF THIS PLUG MUST BE MAINTAINED ATTENTION POUR RÉDUIRE LE RISQUE DE CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE LA FICHE CENTRALE LA PRISE DOIT ÊTRE BRANCHÉE POUR MAINTENIR LA MISE À LA TERRE WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE AVERTISSE MENT...

Page 5: ...t is also used to adjust individual channel or overall system volume 6 Channel Select Buttons Pressing one of these buttons will select the corresponding channel turning the ENCODER will then control the volume of the selected channel Pressing and holding a CHANNEL SELECT button for 2 seconds from the Home screen will display a Channel Details screen for that channel The Channel Details screen sho...

Page 6: ...l not pass through an Ethernet switch or router BLU link connections must be made directly between BLU link devices 3 General Purpose Input Output GPIO This 8 pin block connector combines the 2 in 2 out GPIO with the SLEEP and AMP STATUS pins from the AUX circuit See Using the GPIO Control Port on page 58 and Using the AUX Port on page 59 for further information on configuring and using these port...

Page 7: ...vided 3 Once boot up is complete turn the ENCODER counter clockwise until all amp levels are set to 80dB in the front panel LCD 4 Configure the amplifier as described in Configuring the Amp on page 11 NOTE The amplifier output mode must be properly configured for the application before connecting the speakers and powering on the amplifier By default all outputs are configured for Low Z operation 5...

Page 8: ...e load you save may be your own 3 Do not short the ground lead of an output cable to the input signal ground This may form a ground loop and cause oscillations 4 Never connect the output to a power supply battery or power main Electrical shock may result 5 Tampering with the circuitry or making unauthorized circuit changes may be hazardous and invalidate all agency listings 6 Do not operate the am...

Page 9: ...ed specification for the output When multiple loudspeakers are connected to one output in High Z mode be certain total tapped power is below the rated power output for the channel See Specifications on page 66 for supported load specifications NOTE The Crown designed output cover does not need to be removed to connect the output wiring Crown recommends using the included terminal fork connectors a...

Page 10: ...t Corrected Count Output Error Count Master Mac Address Mac Address Version Output Port Status Master Priority BLU LINK SETTINGS MENU BLU Link Out 1 Channel Source Sample Rate BLU Link Out 4 Channel Source BLU Link Out 3 Channel Source BLU Link Out 2 Channel Source Priority Select from list using ENCODER Select from list using ENCODER Press CH1 SELECT Button hold button for CH1 info Turn ENCODER P...

Page 11: ...and view information about the amplifier The Home screen shows at a glance amplifier configuration information as shown in Figure 9 Here you can see the currently loaded device preset device IP address CDi DriveCore configuration channel volume settings and more NOTE Throughout sections of this manual some illustrations and text will refer to channel pair 1 2 only Note that connections and setting...

Page 12: ...AS TILL JORDAT UTTAG LAITE ON LIITETTÄVÄ SUOJAKOSKETTIMILLA VARUSTETTUUN PISTORASIAAN RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR CLASS 2 OUTPUT WIRING PERMITTED THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS 1 THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE 2 THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE WARNING OUTPU...

Page 13: ...gh all the steps to configure the amplifier This includes assigning input channels configuring internal DSP wiring and settings and configuring output operation To configure the amplifier using the Guided Setup 1 From the Home screen press the MENU button 2 Select the Configure Amplifier option from the menu using the ENCODER 3 Select the Guided Setup option from the menu 4 Follow the on screen st...

Page 14: ...annel output rightmost box Additional amplifier configuration information can be seen at a glance on the Home screen as shown in Figure 12 Analog 1 Source Input Channel Assignment Signal Routing Output Channel 1 Figure 11 Default CDi DriveCore configuration Current Device Preset Input Channel Assignment Signal Wiring Y ed inputs shown Lightning Bolt Indicates Output Configured for High Z Operation...

Page 15: ...idge mode 1 From the Home screen press the MENU button 2 Select the Configure Amplifier option from the menu using the ENCODER 3 Select the Amp Wiring option from the menu 4 Select the desired options for your application making selections with the ENCODER 5 When done select Done at the bottom of the screen Available input options Y 1 2 Y 2 3 Y 3 4 Available output options Bridge 1 2 Bridge 3 4 Fo...

Page 16: ...assigning a BLU link input channel the BLU option must first be selected from the list then the ENCODER must be pressed Turning the ENCODER will then select the desired BLU link channel from the list 5 When done select Done at the bottom of the screen Available options Analog 1 Analog 2 Analog 1 2 mono summed Analog 3 Analog 4 Analog 3 4 mono summed Any available BLU link channel None For informat...

Page 17: ... channels between 129 256 and the sample rate is then changed from 48kHz to 96kHz all BLU link assignments above 128 will default back to an unassigned state since they will no longer be applicable at 96kHz Priority 0 254 Determines which device on the BLU link bus will provide audio clock for the entire bus The higher the value the higher the priority Under certain conditions such as when two dev...

Page 18: ...oltage install application NOTE If a pair of outputs are configured for bridge mono operation selecting the 70V option will provide 140V and selecting the 100V option will provide 200V For additional information on output modes and configuring output mode settings in Audio Architect see Configuring Amp Wiring Output Modes in Audio Architect on page 36 Configuring DSP From the Edit DSP menu see Fig...

Page 19: ...vide an additional 1 second of delay time for each channel Delay can be adjusted in milliseconds feet or meters To edit delay settings 1 From the Home screen press the MENU button 2 Select the Configure Amplifier option from the menu using the ENCODER 3 Select the Edit DSP option from the menu 4 Select the Input Delay or Output Delay icon for the channel you wish to edit 5 Use the ENCODER to navig...

Page 20: ...reen Available options parameters HP Enable Off On Enables or disables the high pass filter HP Type Bessel 12 48dB octave Butterworth 6 48dB octave Linkwitz Riley 12 48dB octave Selects the high pass filter s type and slope rate in dB octave HP Freq 16Hz 20kHz Sets the high pass filter s corner frequency LP Enable Off On Enables or disables the low pass filter LP Type Bessel 12 48dB octave Butterw...

Page 21: ...ilter band for editing Type Selects the type of filter for the band See available filter types listed below Frequency 20Hz 22kHz Sets the center corner frequency of the band Gain 20dB Sets the amount of gain boost cut applied to the band Slope 3 15 dB Oct Sets the slope rate of the band for Shelf type filters only visible when a Shelf filter is selected Width 0 10 32 Sets the width of the band for...

Page 22: ... settings 6 When done select Done at the bottom of the screen Available options parameters Enable Off On Turns the Limiter on or off RMS Voltage 1 400VRMS Sets the RMS voltage limit for the output Thermal Voltage 1 500V Sets the long term output power limit of the amplifier to what the loudspeaker load can handle without overheating and going into thermal compression This is based on the AES power...

Page 23: ...ted to a TCP IP network via the rear panel Ethernet port and in some cases configured for the network NOTE The BLU link ports available on BLU link CDi DriveCore models cannot be used for network control and monitoring of the amplifier When Audio Architect is first loaded the software will scan the network for HiQnet devices All devices that are discovered on the network will be found under the De...

Page 24: ...ct TIP To quickly configure multiple HiQnet devices connect all the devices and configuration computer to the same network and use the NetSetter software application see Configuring the Network using NetSetter on page 23 Available options parameters Config DHCP Static Turns DHCP on or off Select DHCP to allow the amplifier to automatically obtain an IP address from a DHCP server or via Auto IP Sel...

Page 25: ...can of the network to which the new NIC is connected 2 Display The options available in this dropdown menu will filter the device list as follows a All Devices This is the default setting All discovered devices are displayed b HiQnet ID conflicts Only discovered devices with HiQnet address conflicts are displayed c IP address conflicts Only discovered devices with IP address conflicts are displaye...

Page 26: ...dits or Apply and Exit so that changes may be undone with the Undo Current Edits button 8 Undo Current Edits Resets any open edits in the grid to the values as currently on the network 9 Apply Current Edits Confirms any open edits in the grid Devices update accordingly until connection is re established with HiQnet NetSetter 10 Apply and Exit Confirms and saves any open edits in the grid Devices u...

Page 27: ...es in the current filter view can be configured with DHCP Auto IP disabled by unchecking the checkbox in the column header DHCP server status will be among the information displayed at the bottom of the NetSetter window If a DHCP server is not detected the information will read DHCP server not detected Note that checking a device s DHCP Auto IP checkbox has no immediate effect on the column sort o...

Page 28: ...d will display a to indicate that the field may exist but that the software does not have enough discoverability of the device to determine the value A blank field or implies the value is null and the HiQnet ID field may not be edited inline NOTE Once edits have been made it is critical to click the Apply Current Edits or Apply and Exit buttons for the changes to take affect 7 Random ID Reboot Whe...

Page 29: ...ue HiQnet address The device is access controlled When a device has been discovered in a Locked state and any field is attempted to be edited for the first time a dialog prompting for the Admin password will appear Only a successful login with the Admin password will enable all fields to be edited This state may need to be reset on rediscovery after applying current edits requiring the Admin passw...

Page 30: ...isplayed here separated by a colon as reported by the discovered device The field is left blank for discovered PCs running an instance of HiQnet software HiQnet software programs include System Architect Audio Architect and Performance Manager TIP A selected device may have its Venue Data cleared including all Building Floor and Room Venue data by pressing the Clear Container button This action ta...

Page 31: ...s of operation Offline and Online When operating in Offline mode system changes made in Audio Architect will not be reflected in the system hardware devices in real time offline changes must be sent to the system devices in a second step at which point device settings will be updated Conversely when operating in Online mode any changes made in Audio Architect will be reflected in the system device...

Page 32: ... setting changes can be made Matching Devices The Match Devices ribbon appears at the top of the Main Audio Architect window after clicking on the Go Online button from the Offline Design ribbon then clicking the Match Devices button from the Online Operate ribbon The Match Devices feature allows devices within the venue design to be associated with the hardware devices on the network If a device ...

Page 33: ...ight meter shows peak level Clip Indicator Lights to indicate output clipping 5 Indicators a BLU Link In Out Available only on BLU link CDi DriveCore models these indicators light when the BLU link input and output ports have established a link with the BLU link bus b Temp Indicates the temperature of an amplifier channel and provides warning when an amplifier channel is too high and near shutdown...

Page 34: ...when using GPIO Input 1 pin 3 By default a high condition will cause all checked input channels to mute Checking the Invert checkbox will invert the polarity functionality meaning a low condition will cause all checked inputs to mute 5 Fault Output Inverts the polarity functionality of GPIO Output 1 pin 1 When checked GPIO Output 1 will indicate an amp fault when in a low state rather than the def...

Page 35: ...hannel assignments can be selected for each channel Analog inputs are available for selection in all CDi DriveCore amp models Mono summed analog options are also available Additional BLU link channel options are available in BLU link CDi DriveCore amp models When assigning BLU link channels a second dropdown menu will appear where the desired BLU link channel can be selected as shown in Figure 35 ...

Page 36: ... amplifier will provide The available options are 26 dBu 34 dBu and 37 dBu Note that changes to this setting will affect all channels Clicking the Advanced Settings button opens the Advanced Settings panel where BLU link sample rate and mastership clock priority can be set See Configuring BLU link Clock on page 35 for more information If using one of the BLU link CDi DriveCore models the Audio Rou...

Page 37: ...link bus NOTE The audio from the analog inputs will still pass through the amplifier input gain stage This means the signals will be affected by the Gain Mode setting and the input level faders located in the Input Configuration panel Figure 36 before being sent out to the BLU link bus Amp output channels can be routed to the BLU link bus NOTE The output audio is bussed from a point at the end of ...

Page 38: ...be accessed by double clicking the MODE button from the Main CDi DriveCore Control panel see Figure 41 Cascading Inputs The ability to cascade inputs or Y channels makes the CDi DriveCore Series amps even more flexible One input can be used to drive some or all of the amplifier outputs see Figure 42 NOTE By cascading the inputs the corresponding input DSP functions for individual channels will be ...

Page 39: ...r High Z operation select either the 70V or 100V option see Figure 46 NOTE If an amplifier output channel pair is configured for bridge mono operation and one of the High Z options is selected the amplifier output will produce 140V or 200V rather than 70V or 100V NOTE When configured for High Z operation a 35Hz high pass filter will automatically be applied to the signal When configured for Low Z ...

Page 40: ...t Linkwitz Riley 12dB oct 24dB oct 36dB oct 48dB oct FIR Filters For advanced users the Crown CDi DriveCore amplifiers provide support for importing or entering FIR filter coefficients Support is provided for one FIR filter per amplifier channel using up to 1024 taps per filter The FIR filter window can be accessed by holding the alt key on the keyboard while double clicking the Crown logo on the ...

Page 41: ...icking and dragging in the graph see Figure 51 Available options parameters Bypass All When enabled all filter bands are bypassed Type Selects the type of filter for the band See available filter types listed below Slope 3 15 dB Oct Sets the slope rate of the band for Shelf type filters Frequency 3 15 dB Oct Sets the center corner frequency of the band Gain 20dB Sets the amount of gain boost cut a...

Page 42: ...y provides up to 1 second of additional delay time and can be used for delaying the system to the stage backline delay fills or whenever more delay time is required than the Output Delay has to offer Delay can be adjusted in seconds feet or meters see Figure 53 The Input Delay panel can be accessed by clicking the Input Delay button and the Output Delay panel can be accessed by clicking the Output...

Page 43: ...hreshold 1 400 VRMS Sets the RMS level in absolute voltage which the limiter will allow from the amplifier The RMS Threshold should be set to correspond to the short term 2 hour power handling of the transducer or system RMS Release 0 10 seconds Sets the release time of the RMS limiter The release time is defined as the time it takes the limiter to increase the output signal by 20dB Thermal Voltag...

Page 44: ...ff On Turns the signal generator on or off Amplitude Fader 60dBFS to 0dBFS Adjusts the global level of the signal generator Mixer Faders 80dBFS to 0dBFS Adjust the individual signal generator levels feeding each DSP chain Mute Buttons Off On Mutes the signal generator signal feeding each DSP chain Type Pink White Sine Selects the type of signal to be generated Frequency 20Hz 20kHz Selects the sine...

Page 45: ...or the saved settings will not reflect the settings in the actual device See Going Online on page 30 for instructions on going online 2 Open the Main CDi DriveCore Control panel 3 Select File Save Device File to save a device file Or select File Save Preset File to save a single preset as a preset file 4 If saving a device file proceed to the next step If saving a preset file the below window will...

Page 46: ...reset File to open a preset file 4 If opening a device file proceed to the next step If opening a preset file the below window will appear From the Load into preset dropdown menu select the preset location to which you wish to load the preset Click Select navigate to the folder containing the preset file select the file then click Open Now click OK The preset file has now been loaded 5 When the Op...

Page 47: ...y 5e or higher cabling must be used for all BLU link connections To use the built in BLU link fault protection the BLU link output of the last device on the bus must be connected back to the BLU link input of the first device For additional information on making BLU link connections and using BLU link see Using BLU link on page 49 OUTPUTS Maintain proper polarity on output connectors Connect the C...

Page 48: ... built in BLU link fault protection the BLU link output of the last device on the bus must be connected back to the BLU link input of the first device For additional information on making BLU link connections and using BLU link see Using BLU link on page 49 OUTPUTS Connect the speaker across the positive terminals of each channel pair Do not use the negative terminals of the channel pair when the ...

Page 49: ... bus must be connected back to the BLU link input of the first device For additional information on making BLU link connections and using BLU link see Using BLU link on page 49 OUTPUTS Maintain proper polarity on output connectors Connect the Channel 1 speaker s positive lead to amplifier Channel 1 positive terminal repeat for the negative lead Repeat Channel 2 wiring as for Channel 1 and for any ...

Page 50: ...BLU link connections and using BLU link see Using BLU link on page 49 OUTPUTS Connect the speaker across the positive terminals of each channel pair Do not use the negative terminals of the channel pair when the pair is being operated in Bridge Mono mode See Wiring Output Connectors on page 7 for additional information on output wiring See Configuring Amp Wiring Bridge Mode on page 13 for informat...

Page 51: ...6kHz 3 57ms NOTE Latency through the BLU link analog mixed paths will be greater than the Analog Input to Amplifier Output path but less than the BLU link Input to BLU link Output paths Making BLU link Connections On the rear panel of BLU link devices there are two BLU link ports a BLU link input port and a BLU link output port Devices are connected together by wiring the output port of the first ...

Page 52: ...The green LEDs light to indicate the port has established a link with the BLU link bus OUTPUT BLUlink IN OUT BLUlink IN OUT BLUlink IN OUT No Yellow LEDs On This indicates the device is not receiving BLU link clock and will not pass audio This either indicates the IN and OUT ports are swapped an OUT port is connected to an OUT port and an IN port is connected to an IN port or there is a mismatch b...

Page 53: ...U link Dante Either BLU link or Dante provides the clock BLU link Dante AVB AVB provides the clock Any multi transport combination NOT specifically listed in the previous table is not allowed in Soundweb London systems without being forced to use analog interconnects between transports For example BLU link AVB CobraNet is NOT allowed because the AVB and CobraNet networks would each be synced to di...

Page 54: ...BLU link bus Output Port Status Indicates whether or not an valid BLU link connection has been made to the BLU link output port Under normal operating conditions Connected will be displayed If no valid connection is made to the BLU link bus Not Connected will be displayed If Error is displayed this indicates the BLU link input and output cables may be swapped or the BLU link sample rate of the amp...

Page 55: ...ettings Signal Generator Settings Levels Mutes Internal Amp Wiring Y ed inputs dual mono bridge mode Input Source Assignments analog and BLU link Amp Gain Mode Output Mode Low Z High Z BLU link Output Assignments GPIO Manual Aux Output Setting available in Audio Architect Settings NOT Stored to Device Presets Front Panel Lighting Display Options Front Panel Security Network Settings BLU link Sampl...

Page 56: ...he ENCODER 3 Select the Load Preset option 4 Use the ENCODER to navigate presets using the on screen PREV and NEXT buttons As each preset is selected the preset number name and configuration will be displayed on screen 5 Once the desired preset has been selected use the ENCODER to select LOAD For information on loading device presets in Audio Architect see Main CDi DriveCore Control Panel on page ...

Page 57: ...reen Available options parameters LCD Display Always On 30 sec 5 min 30 min This option allows the LCD to go to sleep after a specified time period of inactivity Once asleep any button press will wake up the LCD NOTE In the event of an error such as a shorted output or thermal error the LCD screen will turn on and indicate the issue regardless of the selected lighting options Meters Always On 30 s...

Page 58: ...te that the front panel is now locked If the Front Panel Lockout Delay option was enabled the front panel will be locked after approximately 30 seconds NOTE The POWER button will still function when the Front Panel Lockout feature is enabled To disable the Front Panel Lockout 1 Simultaneously press and hold the CH1 SELECT button and ENCODER for 2 seconds A prompt will appear on the LCD to indicate...

Page 59: ...options available in 4 channel CDi DriveCore models only Amp Gain Mode The Amp Gain setting sets how much gain will be applied to the signal within the amplifier from input to output and can be set from the Amp Gain Mode screen To edit the Amp Gain setting 1 From the Home screen press the MENU button 2 Select the System Settings option from the menu using the ENCODER 3 Select the Amp Gain option f...

Page 60: ...in the Amp Info panel in Audio Architect See Amplifier Information on page 32 for more information on the Manual Aux Output button PIN 3 Input 1 0VDC to 3 3VDC input Logic TTL thresholds Analog full scale 0 3 3V Input impedance 20KΩ This pin is used to trigger input mutes By default a high true state at the input will trigger the mutes Polarity can be inverted when reversed functionality is requir...

Page 61: ...E COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS 1 THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE 2 THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE WARNING OUTPUT UTPUT INPUT 2 4 3 2 1 DUAL DUAL BRIDGE OUTPUT WIRING ETHERNET 100M ACT GPIO AUX BLUlink IN OUT OUT 1 2 IN 3 AMP STATUS 7 3 3V 4 5 IN 6 SLEEP 8 Amp Status Amp Status can be used for basic monitoring of th...

Page 62: ...essage will appear in the front panel display to indicate the onset of audio compression The amplifier will continue to run in this state until either the temperature is reduced to a safe operating range or if the temperature continues to rise the channel will shut off to protect itself above 100 Celsius The amplifier will exit the thermal fault state only when the temperature drops back below the...

Page 63: ...te a switching power supply designed for extremely high efficiency and high output power The supply includes Power Factor Correction PFC and a Series Resonant Converter SRC and accepts AC supply voltages from 100V to 240V Microprocessor controlled diagnostic and control capabilities both optimize performance and enhance long term reliability ...

Page 64: ... Power button power won t turn on and Power indicator flashes blue briefly POSSIBLE REASON The amplifier is asleep via the Aux port contact closure circuit See Using the AUX Port on page 59 for more information Thermal fault displayed here CONDITION Thermal fault is indicated in the display POSSIBLE REASON The amplifier is becoming too hot for safe operation Allow amplifier to cool Check for loads...

Page 65: ... the signal may be dis torted before it reaches the amplifier input Check gain staging and output levels of the mixer or preamp CONDITION No sound even though the Power LED is lit blue and the level meters indicate the amp is receiving an input sig nal POSSIBLE REASON Speaker not connected Power off the amplifier disconnect the AC power cord then verify speaker connection Open circuit due to speak...

Page 66: ...nal Gen Channel Mixer Signal Gen Channel Mixer Signal Generator Input Router Input Router Input Router Input Router Cascading Y ing Router Output Gains Mutes Controller Gains 8 Band PEQ High Low Z High Pass High Low Z High Pass High Low Z High Pass High Low Z High Pass 8 Band PEQ 8 Band PEQ 8 Band PEQ 8 Band PEQ Crossover Crossover Crossover Crossover LevelMAXTM Limiters INPUTS OUTPUTS Amp Out 1 A...

Page 67: ...ve any user presets you wish to keep they should be backed up using Audio Architect before performing the Factory Reset See Managing Device Preset Files on page 43 for more information 1 Power off the amplifier by pressing and holding the Power button for 2 seconds 2 Press and hold the CH1 and CH2 SELECT buttons while powering on the amp Continue to hold these buttons until the LCD reads Press MEN...

Page 68: ...nsitivity Amp Model 8Ω 70Vrms 100Vrms 37dB Gain Mode 34dB Gain Mode 26dB Gain Mode 37dB Gain Mode 34dB Gain Mode 26dB Gain Mode 37dB Gain Mode 34dB Gain Mode 26dB Gain Mode 2 300 2 300BL 0 7Vrms 0 8dBu 3 0dBV 1 0Vrms 2 2dBu 0 0dBV 2 5Vrms 10 2dBu 8 0dBV 1 0Vrms 2 2dBu 0 0dBV 1 4Vrms 5 2dBu 3 0dBV 3 5Vrms 13 2dBu 11 0dBV 1 4Vrms 5 2dBu 3 0dBV 2 0Vrms 8 2dBu 6 0dBV 5 0Vrms 16 2dBu 14 0dBV 4 300 4 30...

Page 69: ...ical 70dB 70dB 70dB DC Output Offset with inputs shorted 10mV 10mV 10mV Input Impedance Nominally balanced nominally unbalanced 20 kΩ balanced 10 kΩ unblanced 20 kΩ balanced 10 kΩ unblanced 20 kΩ balanced 10 kΩ unblanced Maximum Input Level Low Amp Gain Mode 20dBU 20dBU 20dBU Required AC Mains 10 100V 240V 50 60Hz 100V 240V 50 60Hz 100V 240V 50 60Hz Cooling Continuously variable speed forced air f...

Page 70: ...REUSE VOIR LE CAHIER D INSTRUCTIONS APPARATET MA TILKOPLES JORDET STIKKONTAKT APPARATEN SKALL ANSLUTAS TILL JORDAT UTTAG LAITE ON LIITETTÄVÄ SUOJAKOSKETTIMILLA VARUSTETTUUN PISTORASIAAN RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR CLASS 2 OUTPUT WIRING PERMITTED THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING COND...

Page 71: ...factory within a reasonable time after receipt of the defective product at our authorized service center or our factory All expenses in remedying the defect including surface shipping costs in the United States will be borne by us You must bear the expense of shipping the product between any foreign country and the port of entry in the United States including the return shipment and all taxes duti...

Page 72: ...ays from an authorized service center or from the factory You may choose either It is important that you have your copy of the bill of sale as your proof of purchase Service at a US or Canada Service Center This method usually saves the most time and effort Simply present your bill of sale along with the defective unit to an authorized service center to obtain service They will handle the necessar...

Page 73: ... you do not have the original box please call HARMAN at 800 342 6939 or 574 294 8210 and order new pack material Do not ship your unit in a wood or metal cabinet 4 If you provide your own shipping pack the minimum recommended requirements for materials are as follows a 275 P S I burst test double wall carton that allows for 2 inch solid Styrofoam on all six sides of unit or 3 inches of plastic bub...

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