Meyer Sound MPS-488HP Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 8

CHAPTER 2: MPS-488HP FRONT AND REAR PANELS

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Green Load Current LEDs (1–8)

The green Load Current LEDs indicate whether loudspeak-
ers are connected to the channel outputs and receiving 
power. As a channel’s audio signal level increases, its LED 
glows brighter. If an LED is not lit, check that the channel’s 
Voltage LED is lit and verify the cable connection to the 
loudspeaker. The MPS-488HP’s intelligent circuit protection 
shields connected loudspeakers from surges and shorts. 
When a green Load Current LED flashes and its correspond-
ing blue Voltage LED is unlit, a surge or short has been 
detected for the channel. If a surge or short is encountered, 
power down the MPS-488HP and inspect the loudspeaker 
cabling for that channel.

Table 2 lists the possible states for the Load Current LEDs.

CAUTION: 

When a blue Voltage LED is unlit and 

its corresponding green Load Current LED is 

flashing, indicating a surge or short for the channel, 
power down the MPS-488HP and inspect the loud-
speaker cabling for that channel.

MPS-488HP REAR PANEL

The MPS-488HP rear panel includes an AC Input connector, 
eight channel XLR inputs for receiving source audio, eight 
channel outputs for delivering DC power and balanced 
audio, and seven Link switches for routing audio from inputs 
to outputs.

AC Input

The MPS-488HP has a powerCON 20 twist-lock AC Input 
connector (line, neutral/line, earth). The connector can 
accept different power cable types for outlets used through-
out the world. Make sure to use the correct power cable for 
the AC power in your area. The MPS-488HP operates at an 
AC voltage range of 100–240 V at 50–60 Hz.

Channel Inputs

Up to eight channels of balanced audio are received from the 
MPS-488HP’s eight channel inputs. The inputs are equipped 
with XLR female connectors (pin 1, ground; pin 2, signal pos-
itive; pin 3, signal negative). Make sure to use standard bal-
anced XLR cables with all three pins connected on both ends.

Channel inputs default to being routed to their correspond-
ing channel outputs but can also be routed to adjacent out-
puts with the Link switches, though this affects their input 
impedance (see “Input Impedance for Linked Channel 
Inputs” on page 10).

Table 2: Load Current LEDs

State

Cause

Recommended Action

Unlit

(all LEDs)

MPS-488HP not pow-
ered on or no loudspeak-
ers connected

Verify the MPS-488HP is 
powered on and verify its 
power source; inspect 
the loudspeaker cabling

Unlit

(single LED)

No loudspeaker con-
nected

Power down the 
MPS-488HP and inspect 
the loudspeaker cabling 
for the channel

Flashing

(all LEDs)

Internal failure encoun-
tered

Service required. Power 
down and disconnect the 
MPS-488HP, then con-
tact Meyer Sound

Flashing

(single LED)

Surge or short encoun-
tered for the channel 
(corresponding Voltage 
LED is unlit)

Power down the 
MPS-488HP and inspect 
the loudspeaker cabling 
for the channel

Glows 

brighter 

(single LED)

LED glows brighter 
as channel’s audio 
signal level increases

None required

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MPS-488HP

P

 Power Supply Rear Panel

MPS-488HP

E

 Power Supply Rear Panel

MPS-488HP Channel Inputs

Summary of Contents for MPS-488HP

Page 1: ...Keep these important operating instructions Check www meyersound com for updates OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS POWER MPS 488HP Power Supply...

Page 2: ...licable copyright law no part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical recording or otherwise without prior w...

Page 3: ...11 Electrical Safety Guidelines 11 Chapter 3 Powering Loudspeakers with the MPS 488HP 13 Chapter 4 MPS 488HP RMS Option 15 Compass RMS Software 15 RMS Module 16 Neuron ID for RMS Module 16 Resetting...

Page 4: ...iv...

Page 5: ...powered loudspeakers are equipped with onboard amplification and signal processing circuits that store DC power and tolerate voltage drops up to 30 percent thereby accommodating light gauge cables and...

Page 6: ...cuit is encountered Available as a factory installed option is the RMS remote monitoring system module which provides loudspeaker muting and monitoring of output voltage and load current parameters fr...

Page 7: ...short is encountered power down the MPS 488HP and inspect the loudspeaker cabling for that channel Table 1 lists the possible states for the Voltage LEDs CAUTION When a blue Voltage LED is unlit and...

Page 8: ...wer cable types for outlets used through out the world Make sure to use the correct power cable for the AC power in your area The MPS 488HP operates at an AC voltage range of 100 240 V at 50 60 Hz Cha...

Page 9: ...on routing applications for the Link switches Routing One Input to Eight Outputs To route one input to eight channel outputs Set all Link switches to ON Routing Two Inputs to Four Outputs Each To rout...

Page 10: ...ctors on the MPS 488HPE model NOTE For information on cable requirements for your loudspeaker refer to its operating instructions For information on cables and cable accessories available from Meyer S...

Page 11: ...eous Peak Current A rating for fast reacting magnetic breakers Inrush Current The spike of initial current encoun tered when powering on For current draw values for the MPS 488HP with connected loudsp...

Page 12: ...CHAPTER 2 MPS 488HP FRONT AND REAR PANELS 12...

Page 13: ...Link Switches on page 9 4 Connect the loudspeakers to the MPS 488HP channel outputs Use composite cables such as Belden 1502 or equivalent wired for both DC power and balanced audio and outfitted wit...

Page 14: ...M connectors to the MPS 488HPP power supply use Phoenix 5 pin female to ECO M 7 pin female cables CAUTION Make sure loudspeaker cables are wired correctly For details on assembling loud speaker cables...

Page 15: ...ion for the MPS 488HP For more information contact Meyer Sound Techni cal Support NOTE The MPS 488HP power supply occu pies the same RMS bandwidth as four normal loudspeakers four nodes A maximum of 1...

Page 16: ...mpass RMS or by pressing the Identify button on the RMS user panel the LED is solid green The LED remains solid green until the MPS 488HP is unwinked TIP The Wink function is useful for identifying th...

Page 17: ...cludes global Mute and Solo buttons at the bottom of the icon that affect all loudspeakers connected to the MPS 488HP as well as a Wink button for identifying the power supply The MPS 488HP icon also...

Page 18: ...CHAPTER 4 MPS 488HP RMS OPTION 18...

Page 19: ...pin female to EN3 5 pin male Black Regular 10 ft 3 m 28 163 009 22 20 ft 6 1 m 28 163 009 23 30 ft 9 1 m 28 163 009 24 50 ft 15 2 m 28 163 009 25 100 ft 30 5 m 28 163 009 26 150 ft 45 7 m 28 163 009...

Page 20: ...o loudspeakers equipped with EN3 connectors 468 071 EN3 5 pin male cable mount connector Connects to MPS 488HPE channel outputs 468 072 EN3 5 pin female inline cable adapter Connects to EN3 5 pin male...

Page 21: ...udspeakers and power supplies equipped with Phoenix connectors you need a Phoenix 5 pin female to Phoenix 5 pin female cable The following procedure documents how to assemble this cable To assemble a...

Page 22: ...enix 5 pin female cable mount connector 5 Verify the wiring polarity is correct for both cable ends ASSEMBLING PHOENIX TO EN3 LOUDSPEAKER CABLES When connecting loudspeakers equipped with EN 3 connect...

Page 23: ...assembly the Phoenix connector should only be held in place externally 4 If the other EN3 end of the cable has not been stripped strip the outer shielding 1 inch and then strip the black red blue and...

Page 24: ...BLING EN3 TO EN3 LOUDSPEAKER CABLES When connecting loudspeakers and power supplies equipped with EN3 connectors you need an EN3 5 pin female to EN3 5 pin male cable The following procedure documents...

Page 25: ...the coupling ring s side notches with the cord connector s side notches and slide the couple ring onto the cord connector Carefully insert the end of the cable clamp housing into the cord connector u...

Page 26: ...n female to ECO M 7 pin female cable The following procedure documents how to assemble this cable To assemble a Phoenix to ECO M cable 1 If the cable has not yet been stripped strip one end of the cab...

Page 27: ...nix connector should only be held in place externally 4 If the other ECO M end of the cable has not been stripped strip the outer shielding 1 inch and then strip the black red blue and white wires 0 1...

Page 28: ...sleeve to the angled hood and secure it with the insert connector Return the seal and pinch ring to the angled hood and secure it with the pressing screw 8 Verify the wiring polarity is correct for b...

Page 29: ...Maximum Instantaneous Peak 6 87 A peak 115 V AC 5 32 A peak 230 V AC 9 10 A peak 100 V AC Inrush 20 0 A peak 115 V AC 20 0 A peak 230 V AC 20 0 A peak 100 V AC Current Draw with Eight UP 4XP Loudspeak...

Page 30: ...EMENT This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 AVIS DE CONFORMIT LA R GLEMENTATION D INDUSTRIE CANADA Cet appareil num rique de la classe A est conforme la norme NMB 003 du Canad...

Page 31: ...MPS 488HP OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 31 MPS 488HPP DIMENSIONS MPS 488HPP Dimensions 19 00 483 mm 16 90 429 mm 1 73 44 mm 14 10 358 mm 13 57 345 mm...

Page 32: ...APPENDIX C MPS 488HP SPECIFICATIONS 32 MPS 488HPE DIMENSIONS MPS 488HPE Dimensions 19 00 483 mm 16 90 429 mm 1 73 44 mm 14 33 364 mm 13 57 345 mm...

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