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Switches on the SETTINGS panel
The three switches on the SETTINGS panel control different functions .
CONTROL
The CONROL switch toggles between backplate mode and network mode .
Local
– backplate mode
If the CONTROL switch is in the
Local
position, the loudspeaker will not respond to network
commands . The loudspeaker can only be controlled using the controls on the backplate .
Network
– network mode
If the CONTROL switch is in the
Network
position, the loudspeaker responds to the network
commands from the
MA 1 – Automatic Monitor Alignment
software . The controls marked
*
on
the back of the loudspeaker are ignored .
If the CONTROL switch is set to
Network
but there is no network connection and the
MA 1 –
Automatic Monitor Alignment
software is not active, the most recent network configuration is
used .
If you have configured any settings via the
MA 1 – Automatic Monitor Alignment
software and
you remove the network cable, the current settings will stay active .
By switching from network control to local control, you can easily switch between a configu-
ration set in the
MA 1 – Automatic Monitor Alignment
software and settings made directly on
the loudspeaker .
This is useful if you want to temporarily use the loudspeaker in a location other than the studio
environment you configured .
The loudspeaker does not lose its settings even when you disconnect it from the network or
the power supply .
INPUT SELECT
The INPUT SELECT switch toggles between the analog input and the digital inputs .
Set the INPUT SELECT switch to ANALOG if you intend to feed an analog signal into the XLR
socket labeled ANALOG INPUT .
Set the INPUT SELECT switch to S/PDIF L or S/PDIF R if you intend to feed a digital AES3id or
S/PDIF signal into the RCA socket labeled DIGITAL S/PDIF INPUT .
Set the INPUT SELECT switch on the left loudspeaker to S/PDIF L and the right speaker’s INPUT
SELECT switch to S/PDIF R for normal stereo mode .
If the loudspeakers are used as surround speakers in larger systems, the channels must be
configured based on how they are assigned in the source . In this case, channel A (digital sub-
frame A) corresponds to the left channel and channel B (digital subframe B) corresponds to the
right channel .
Set the INPUT SELECT switch to AES67 if you want to feed in a digital AES67 signal via the
Ethernet interface . Only the first channel of the AES67 audio stream is played .
Switch position
Meaning
ANALOG
XLR socket ANALOG INPUT is active
S/PDIF L
Digital subframe A, RCA socket DIGITAL S/PDIF INPUT is active
S/PDIF R
Digital subframe B, RCA socket DIGITAL S/PDIF INPUT is active
AES67
AES67 audio network stream, RJ-45 sockets PRIMARY and
SECONDARY are active
*INPUT SELECT
GROUND LIFT
CONTROL
0
ANALOG
S/PDIF L
S/PDIF R
AES67
-3
*INPUT GAIN
[dB]
SETTINGS
Lift
Ground
Local
Network
*INPUT SELECT
GROUND LIFT
CONTROL
0
ANALOG
S/PDIF L
S/PDIF R
AES67
-3
*INPUT GAIN
[dB]
SETTINGS
Lift
Ground
Local
Network
*INPUT SELECT
GROUND LIFT
CONTROL
0
ANALOG
S/PDIF L
S/PDIF R
AES67
-3
*INPUT GAIN
[dB]
SETTINGS
Lift
Ground
Local
Network
EN
