Harman AXYS TUNNEL IndustryAmp Dante TUN-590404 Installation & User Manual Download Page 18

AXYS

®

 IndustryAmp-DN User Manual Rev 3.0

201911/IAMPDN_3.0

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PRESETS

In addition to retaining all current parameters and settings 
in non-volatile memory so that the amplifier resumes 
the same operational status after a power failure, the 
IndustryAmp also has seven further internal memories 
(Presets), each of which may contain an alternative unit 
configuration. These Presets are normally accessed via 
WinControl, but any third-party control system capable of 
transmitting the AxysBridge control commands via UDP/IP. 
(e.g. Crestron, AMX, etc.) may also be used.

One of the Presets may be assigned as an Emergency Preset, 
and automatically loaded in the event of loss of network 
communication. In the case of Dante

 equipped models in 

life-safety systems, it is generally advisable to provide an 
analogue backup audio feed and configure the amplifier to 
switch to a Preset including this in the event of a network 
failure. See the WinControl Help files for full details.

DSP BYPASS

The IndustryAmp’s DSP system is continually monitored for 
correct operation, and in the event of failure, both analogue 
inputs are connected directly to the inputs of all amplifier 
power stages. This failsafe bypass ensures that the primary 
audio inputs always feed the loudspeaker system, even in 
the event of a major failure. The conditions for bypass are 
configurable from WinControl Service version. By default, 
a ‘DSP not running’ condition triggers the bypass action.

As with all other internally-monitored amplifier functions, a 
DSP failure is reported to the WinControl server via Dante

 

AxysBridge, as well as triggering the external failure relay 
(if configured to do so).

LOAD MONITORING

The amplifier channels are equipped with current-
sensing load monitoring. This operates in the ultrasonic 
range, at 22 kHz.

For correct operation, the system must be calibrated with 
the normal loads connected to each amplifier channel to 
establish a reference load current. After calibration, any 

partial or total failure of any of the loads (or cabling) 
will be registered as a deviation of load current from the  
reference level. Load monitoring enabling and calibration is 
carried out using WinControl. Failure of a load monitoring 
test may be set to trigger the failure relay, if wished. See 
the WinControl Help Files for further information.

AMPLIFIER PROTECTION
Surge protection

Each channel of the power amplifier stage is equipped 
with gas discharge surge protection devices connected 
between each output terminal (100 V, 70 V and 0 V) and 
ground These are designed to withstand high-energy 
voltage spikes of up to 4 kV to protect the amplifier output 
devices from damage. The amplifier output stages also 
incorporate clamping diodes to provide protection from 
lower amplitude voltage spikes.

Power-on delay

When the IndustryAmp is powered-up, the amplifier output 
terminals are disconnected from the amplifier power 
stages themselves by internal relays for a short period, to 
allow the internal voltage rails to stabilise and prevent any 
unwanted surges from damaging the loudspeakers.

You will hear a click a few seconds after turning the 
amplifier on and the front panel Status LED will go from 
red to green; this is normal operation.

DANTE

 CONFIGURATION

The Dante

 card fitted to Models PB-400-DN and PB-

800-DN is self-organising and requires no adjustments. 
However for configuring systems with multiples of PB-
400-DN/PB-800-DN units, each amplifier must have been 
assigned a unique IP address. This, as well as the audio 
routing, is defined using Audinate’s Dante

 Controller 

software application. For systems that incorporate one or 
more AXYS

®

 WinControl Server PCs for system management, 

this application will be pre-installed on each computer.

This topic is beyond the scope of this manual, and further 
information can be found in the documentation related to 
the WinControl Server configuration.

Summary of Contents for AXYS TUNNEL IndustryAmp Dante TUN-590404

Page 1: ...Installation User Manual Applies to Part Numbers TUN 590404 TUN 590804 AXYS IndustryAmp Dante Delivering Clear and Intelligible Messages...

Page 2: ...ISCLAIMER No part of this manual may be reproduced transmitted transcribed stored in a database system or translated without the express written permission of Harman Professional Documentation kept by...

Page 3: ...0 Ventilation 10 Connector and Wiring details 11 AC Mains 11 Audio Connections 12 Analogue inputs 12 Amplifier outputs 12 Dante and Control Interface 13 ANS microphone input 13 Failure relay 14 DSP se...

Page 4: ...receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long...

Page 5: ...analogue inputs plus dual redundant Dante interface 8 x 100W output into 100 ohm load OVERVIEW The AXYS IndustryAmp is a multichannel power amplifier specifically designed for permanent installation i...

Page 6: ...ge protocol by using the Dante Ethernet interfaces Pilot tone detection ANS Ambient Noise Sensing mic input Surveillance failure relay DSP bypass function Universal power supply 100 240 VAC with activ...

Page 7: ...mers Load Monitoring Surge Protection Input 1 Out 1 Out 2 Out 3 Out 4 Input 2 Internal Temperature Fan Monitoring Front LED Internal Supplies Mains External Failure Relay Analogue Pilot detect Digital...

Page 8: ...ut connections may be made The detector will when enabled switch from Input 1 to Input 2 if pilot tone is lost The IndustryAmp incorporates surveillance functions which activate an externally accessib...

Page 9: ...2 13 14 Wiring details for all the rear connectors can be found in subsequent sections of the manual Not present on PB 400 DN 2 Failure relay connector 3 ANS microphone input 4 Analogue input 1 5 Anal...

Page 10: ...ontaining a significant quantity of other heat generating equipment see below consideration should be given to climate controlling the room in which the equipment rack is situated Do not install the I...

Page 11: ...gate why it blew Always replace by a fuse of the same type and rating as indicated on the rear panel and or in the amplifier datasheet NOTE The PowerCon connector should NEVER be plugged in or unplugg...

Page 12: ...IndustryAmp should always be used wherever possible If driving from an unbalanced source use the same wiring as shown above at the amplifier end but connect the hot core to the signal output and the...

Page 13: ...increase the distance further A third party Ethernet to fibre interface will be required in these situations The Dante interfaces add digital audio I O and a control method to the IndustryAmp They pr...

Page 14: ...oving an internal PCB jumper See fig 5 Failure relay In volt free operation CO is connected to NC a failure condition causes CO to be connected to NO When configured for impedance sensing use the impe...

Page 15: ...Dante xmt 12 Dante xmt 13 Dante xmt 14 Dante xmt 15 Dante xmt 16 Dante xmt 17 Dante xmt 1 Dante xmt 2 Dante xmt 3 Dante xmt 4 Dante xmt 5 Dante xmt 6 Dante xmt 7 Dante xmt 8 To Dante Outputs Dante xmt...

Page 16: ...han one input is selected to go to the same output then the inputs are summed Autogain The DSP section includes an autogain algorithm which can be set to automatically adjust the overall volume level...

Page 17: ...to 23 5 kHz and the threshold may be set between 10 dBFS and 60 dBFS The amplifier s action on non detection of a pilot tone can be configured via WinControl A fault condition can be flagged and or th...

Page 18: ...brated with the normal loads connected to each amplifier channel to establish a reference load current After calibration any partial or total failure of any of the loads or cabling will be registered...

Page 19: ...of the chassis to ground Always connect this terminal 2 Reduction of RF emission Although the IndustryAmp electronics are well shielded and external connections are decoupled to prevent RF emission fr...

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