Monacor IT-400DT, Instruction Manual

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5 Operation
The speaker does not feature any control elements . Its signal processor
(DSP) is exclusively operated by remote control via the network from
a computer (
☞
chapter 6) . In addition, operation via tablet computer
and restricted control of speaker groups via smartphone is possible
(
☞ chapter 8) .
In any case, please note that the range of available functions
depends on the access rights of the user . These rights are defined
in access levels (
☞
chapter 5 .1) to be configured according to your
requirements .
5.1 Access levels
If it is not possible to execute all operating steps described in the
manual, this may be due to restricted access rights .
For configuration, three access levels with different rights are
available . The levels “Administrator” and “User” are accessed via
different passwords .
The following table shows the access levels in descending order and
the corresponding passwords:
Access level Password *
Administrator mega_adm
User monacor
Locked State —
Fig. 4 Default passwords
* The passwords are factory-set and can be changed by the user at the corre-
sponding access level . Make sure to remember the password after changing it!
The passwords are saved in the speaker . When the speaker is switched
on, it is always at the level “User” . To change the level during opera-
tion, enter the corresponding password via the menu item “Hardware
 Enter Password” of the control program (
☞
chapter 6 .4 .1) or call
up the “Locked State” via the menu item “Hardware  Lock Unit”
( ☞ chapter 6 .5) .
At the access level “Administrator”, the control options of lower
levels can be restricted (
☞
chapter 6 .4 .3) .
5.2 Before operation
If you do not know the start settings of the speaker after switching on
the power supply, set the audio sources at the Dante network to a low
volume . This will prevent undesired high volumes after switching on .
After switching on the power supply, the speaker will load the previous
settings or a specific preset defined for this purpose (
☞
chapter 6 .7) .