Meyer Sound 600-HP Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 26

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CHAPTER 6

The key to MAPP Online Pro’s value is the accuracy of its 
predictions. Performance predictions for each Meyer Sound 
loudspeaker found in MAPP Online Pro are based on a 
model of that product built from 360 1/48th-octave–band 
measurements taken with a SIM audio analyzer in our 
anechoic chamber. The extreme consistency found from 
cabinet to cabinet in Meyer Sound products guarantees that 
the predictions MAPP Online Pro makes from this high-
resolution data will closely match actual performance.

For touring, MAPP Online Pro allows fast and accurate 
planning of system deployment for each venue on the tour, 
including both coverage and rigging information. Sound 
system designers for fixed installations can inform clients 
with understandable graphic illustrations and detailed 
statistics on how a proposed system will perform. The 
designer then arrives at the installation prepared with a 
wealth of information that ensures the system will satisfy 
their requirements “out of the box,” including basic system 
delay and equalization settings. MAPP Online Pro’s 
accurate, high-resolution predictions eliminate unexpected 
coverage problems and minimize onsite adjustments. 

MAPP Online Pro client software is upgraded continually in 
order to add new Meyer Sound products to the database 
and enhance user features. Most upgrades are downloaded 
automatically when logging on to a MAPP Online Pro 
session. The MAPP Online Pro database includes nearly all 
current Meyer Sound products, including all M Series full-
range and subwoofer cabinets. 

MAPP Online Pro is compatible with Windows, Linux

®

Unix

®

, and MacOS

®

 (10.2 and higher) operating systems. 

Additional system requirements and recommendations are 
listed on the MAPP Online Pro web page

SIM 3 MEASUREMENT SYSTEM

The SIM 3 audio analyzer system includes a selection of 
hardware options, microphones, and accessory cables. 

The SIM audio analyzer system is optimized for making 
audio frequency measurements of an acoustical system with 
a resolution of up to 1/48th of an octave; the high resolution 
enables you to apply precise electronic corrections to adjust 
system response using frequency and phase (time) domain 
information.  

Source Independent Measurement Technique

The SIM 3 audio analyzer implements the Meyer Sound 
source independent measurement technique, a dual-
channel method that accommodates statistically 
unpredictable excitation signals. Any excitation signal 
that encompasses the frequency range of interest (even 
intermittently) may be used to obtain highly accurate 
measurements of acoustical or electronic systems. For 
example, concert halls and loudspeaker systems may be 
characterized during a musical performance using the 
program as the test signal, allowing you to:

  View measurement data as amplitude versus time 

(impulse response) or amplitude and phase versus 
frequency (frequency response)

  Utilize a single-channel spectrum mode

  View frequency domain data with a logarithmic 

frequency axis

  Determine and internally compensate for propagation 

delays using SIM 3 Delay Finder function

Applications

The main application of the SIM 3 audio analyzer is 
loudspeaker system testing and alignment. This includes:

  Measuring propagation delay between the subsystems 

to set correct polarities and set very precise delay times

  Measuring variations in frequency response caused 

by the acoustical environment and the placement 
and interaction of the loudspeakers to set corrective 
equalization

  Optimizing subwoofer integration

  Optimizing loudspeaker arrays

The analyzer can also be used in the following applications:

  Microphone calibration and equalization

  Architectural acoustics

  Transducer evaluation and correction

  Echo detection and analysis

  Vibration analysis

  Underwater acoustics

Summary of Contents for 600-HP

Page 1: ...OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONCERT SERIES 600 HP Compact High Power Subwoofer Keep these important operating instructions Check www meyersound com for updates...

Page 2: ...35 C Operating Altitude to 4600 m 15 000 ft Non operating Altitude to 6300 m 25 000 ft Shock 30 g 11 msec half sine on each of 6 sides Vibration 10 Hz to 55 Hz 0 010 m peak to peak excursion 2006 Meye...

Page 3: ...eci ed by Meyer Sound 12 Use only with the caster rails or rigging speci ed by Meyer Sound or sold with the loudspeaker Handles are for carrying only CAUTION Rigging should only be done by experienced...

Page 4: ...ges auf ein Minimum zu reduzieren den Lautsprecher vom Stromnetz trennen bevor ggf ein Audio Schnittstellensign alkabel angeschlossen wird Das Netzkabel erst nach Herstellung aller Signalverbindungen...

Page 5: ...al 13 Understanding the RMS Communication Module s User Panel 13 Service LED Red 13 Service Button 14 Wink LED green 14 Reset Button 14 Activity LED Green 14 User Interface 14 CHAPTER 5 System Integra...

Page 6: ...ked 23 The MG MICA Multipurpose Grid 24 Flown Con guration 24 Ground Stacked Con guration 25 The Optional MDTL MICA Downtilt Link 25 MCF MICA Caster Frame 25 MDB 600 Dolly Board 27 APPENDIX A Ampli er...

Page 7: ...ols introduces two comprehensive tools MAPP Online Pro and SIM 3 for assisting you with the acoustical and functional requirements of system design and optimization Chapter 7 QuickFly Rigging discusse...

Page 8: ...2 INTRODUCTION...

Page 9: ...essing and driver protection is integrated into a eld replaceable module mounted in the rear of the enclosure The RMS remote monitoring system standard with the rigging version and optional on other c...

Page 10: ...ications requiring speci c cosmetics Figure 1 5 In transport on MCF MICA caster frame FEATURES BENEFITS Ef cient high power high excursion cone drivers Extremely low distortion for low frequency clari...

Page 11: ...nnected between Line Line terminals in a 120 V 3 phase Wye system This results in 208 V AC between lines nominal and will therefore draw less current for the same output power compared to operating th...

Page 12: ...at AC voltage variations from the service entry or peak voltage drops due to long cable runs and or insuf cient gauge cable do not cause the ampli er to cycle on and off CURRENT REQUIREMENTS The 600 H...

Page 13: ...600 HP subwoofer rear panel with PowerCon connector ground green yellow Y line brown X neutral blue Figure 2 3 NEMA L6 20 power connector pin out neutral blue line brown ground green yellow Figure 2...

Page 14: ...woofer from a standard three prong Edison outlet since that connector is rated for only 15 amps NEMA 5 15R 125 V AC max CAUTION The 600 HP subwoofer requires a ground connection Always use a grounded...

Page 15: ...n 1 Pin 2 to Pin 2 and so forth to prevent the polarity from being reversed Any number of loudspeakers with reversed polarity even one in the subwoofer system will result in severe performance degrada...

Page 16: ...oints frequency and phase response and driver protec tion are determined by the control card installed inside the ampli er CABLING The 600 HP is available with two different cabling con nection option...

Page 17: ...d conditions and exhibit smooth sonic characteristics we recommend that you do not drive the 600 HP into continuous limiting If an entire system of 600 HPs begins to limit before reaching the required...

Page 18: ...d for repair information Despite the 600 HP s ltering extensive use or a dusty op erating environment can allow dust to accumulate along the path of the air ow preventing normal cooling To prevent thi...

Page 19: ...Names assigned during a one time commission Figure 4 1 into the RMS database that resides on your computer as a part of the software Figure 4 1 Commissioning a loudspeaker using RMS This information...

Page 20: ...t on the acoustical and or electrical activity of the 600 HP itself unless MUTE or SOLO is enabled on the RMS module and from the RMS software USER INTERFACE The RMS software features an intuitive gra...

Page 21: ...TION The 600 HP s limit LEDs indicate when the safe power level is exceeded If the subwoofers used in the system begin to limit before reaching the required SPL at low frequencies consider adding more...

Page 22: ...ould be the same if they are coplanar or near each other The 600 HP does not have a polarity reversal switch so make sure that all systems are set to Pin 2 If they are separated by a greater distance...

Page 23: ...ld be used very carefully to minimize phase shifts that can cause cancellations NOTE When driving the system using the LD 3 with the lters engaged a change of polarity on the Sub Output might be neede...

Page 24: ...ase shift most commercially available DSP devices have no presets to emulate these parabolic lters CAUTION If the loudspeakers are going to be driven directly from the DSP verify that the outputs of t...

Page 25: ...APP Online Pro button on www meyersound com After registration and upon approval an email will be sent to you with a user name and password along with the URL where you can download MAPP Online Pro On...

Page 26: ...3 audio analyzer system includes a selection of hardware options microphones and accessory cables The SIM audio analyzer system is optimized for making audio frequency measurements of an acoustical sy...

Page 27: ...lication Rigging should be carried out only by experienced professionals CAUTION Always use properly rated rigging hardware CAUTION It is important to inspect rigging hardware regularly and replace wo...

Page 28: ...coverage from the MICA enclosures lower in the array Table 7 1 600 HP Link Positions to 600 HP own Rear Front Angle for 600 HP below 0 0 0 0 3 3 downtilt 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Figure 7 4 600 HP at 0 deg...

Page 29: ...Ground stacked When MICAs are ground stacked above the 600 HP the GuideALinks in MICA allow the same combinations as when a MICA is linked with another MICA but it will create uptilt instead of downti...

Page 30: ...MICA grid can accommodate a variety of pickup con gurations using its six pick up points three on the front and rear of the frame In addition the grid can be sus pended from a single pickup point with...

Page 31: ...the bottom MICA and can be used to downtilt MICAs when they are ground stacked on top of the MG MICA or the 600 HP subwoofer Figure 7 10 The MDTL MICA can be used to downtilt MICA loudspeakers when gr...

Page 32: ...front to back direction of the subwoofers the long side always move the stack sideways to avoid tipping it over Figure 7 13 The 600 HP stack should only be moved sideways when being transported on the...

Page 33: ...h MG MICA link 2 DO NOT use ground stack holes for flying points SAFETY WARNINGS Figure 7 16 The MG MICA grid can be installed on top of a 600 HP ground stack for transport The MCF MICA also allows 60...

Page 34: ...MDB 600 includes slots on the sides for this purpose In addition to transport the MDB 600 supports 600 HP subwoofers in a ground stacked con guration CAUTION When using the MDB 600 dolly board to grou...

Page 35: ...from the cabinet Figure A 3 If the rainhood frame is installed remove the frame from the user panel CAUTION Make sure to disconnect the AC mains from ampli er before removing it from the enclosure Fig...

Page 36: ...30 APPENDIX A...

Page 37: ...Wiring Pin 1 Chassis earth through 220 k 1000 pF 15 V clamp network to provide virtual ground lift at audio frequencies Pin 2 Signal Pin 3 Signal Case Earth ground and chassis DC Blocking None on inp...

Page 38: ...ing range at the speaker Ultimate Short Term Peak Current Draw 39 A pk 115 V AC 20 A pk 230 V AC 45 A pk 100 V AC Inrush Current 7 A pk 115 V AC 7 A pk 230 V AC 10 A pk 100 V AC RMS NETWORK Standard w...

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