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SYSTEM SETUP
In this chapter, the speaker will be represented by a box showing the speaker function
with the required speaker parameter values and a box showing, for the same speaker,
the digital signal routing.
For instance, the following speaker representation is the .
LEFT
.
one in the system. It
has its speaker ID configured with the value “
1.FRONT LEFT”
, its input set to “
AES/EBU”
,
its digital output set to “
AES/EBU”
and its digital channel selection set to “
A(L)”
– left
channel.
P
US
H
P
US
H
NE
T
W
OR
K
DIG
IT
AL
OUT
DIGIT
AL
I
N
A
NAL
OG IN
OUT
IN
Figure 31: Speaker connectivity and cabling representation
4.1
Analogue Setup
4.1.1
Stereo System
This is the easiest setup. The two speakers are fed with balanced analogue signals. Only
the speaker analogue input is used. The network cable is optional and is only used for
speaker control. If no remote control of the speakers is desired, the network inputs and
outputs can be left unconnected.
ID:
Input:
Output:
Digital Ch.:
LEFT
ANALOGUE (LEFT)
ANALOGUE (RIGHT)
1. FRONT LEFT
Auto Sel
Auto Sel
A(L)
ID:
Input:
Output:
Digital Ch.:
RIGHT
2. FRONT RIGHT
Auto Sel
Auto Sel
B(R)
ANALOGUE IN
ANALOGUE IN
NETWORK IN
NETWORK OUT
NETWORK IN
4.1.2
Multi-channel 5.1 System
As for the stereo setup, an analogue 5.1 system is quite simple to install. The six
speakers are fed with balanced analogue signals. Only the speaker analogue input is
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