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Operation Manual

I-Tech HD Series 

Power Amplifiers

page 14

I-Tech HD Series 

Power Amplifiers

Operation Manual

page 15

4 Advanced Operation

      4.8.3 Levels and Indicators .....................................................27
      4.8.4 Input Signal Router ........................................................28
      4.8.5 Source Configuration  ....................................................29
      4.8.6 CobraNet Advanced Settings  .........................................29
      4.8.7 Input Signal Compressor  ..............................................30
      4.8.8 Input Delay and Driver Delay ..........................................30
      4.8.9 Input EQ and Output EQ  .................................................31
      4.8.10 Crossover Filters  .........................................................32
      4.8.11 LevelMax Suite  ...........................................................33
      4.8.12 Front Panel Security  ....................................................33
      4.8.13 Amplifier Settings  .......................................................34
      4.8.14 Amplifier Information  ..................................................35
      4.8.15 Apply to Others  ...........................................................35
      4.8.16 Delay (Latency)  ...........................................................35
      4.8.17 Preset Manager  ...........................................................36
      4.8.18 Signal Generator ..........................................................37
      4.8.19 Fixed-Gain Mode in the I-Tech HD ...............................38

 
 

4.2 Navigating the LCD Control Screen  ................... 15
     

4.2.1 Introduction ...................................................................15

      4.2.2 Basic Selections ............................................................16
      4.2.3 Advanced Menu .............................................................17
      4.2.4 Monitor Menu  ...............................................................20
      4.2.5 Alert Menu .....................................................................20
      4.2.6 Networking Menu ..........................................................21
      4.2.7 CobraNet Menu .............................................................22

4.3 Presets .................................................... 23

      4.3.1 Introduction ...................................................................23
      4.3.2 User Presets ..................................................................23
      4.3.3 Downloadable Presets ...................................................23

4.4 File Transfer Via the USB Port ......................... 24 
4.5 List of Pop-Up Boxes and Descriptions ............... 25
4.6 Digital Audio Options (AES/EBU) ...................... 26
4.7 Networking the Amplifier ............................... 26

     4.7.1 NetworkTroubleshooter ...................................................26

4.8 Software-Controllable Onboard DSP  ................. 26

      4.8.1 Amplifier DSP Selection Screen .....................................27
      4.8.2 Amplifier Mode  .............................................................27

4.1 Advanced Operation Table of Contents

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4.2 Navigating the LCD Control Screen

4.2.1 Introduction

The LCD Control Screen and its controls let you configure the 
ampli fier and access many features that before were available only 
through a remote computer. Also, you can recall DSP presets via 
the front panel. (Some DSP parameters cannot be adjusted with 
the LCD Control Screen. That is done in System Architect.) 

Figure 4.1 shows the parts of the LCD Control Screen. Its 
functions are described below. NOTE: Listed functions can also be 
controlled in System Architect. 

4 Advanced Operation

Figure 4.1 Parts of the LCD Control Screen

Here’s how to access the various menus and settings in the LCD 

control screen:
 

• Starting from the Attenuation screen, press 

Menu/Exit

 to go to 

the Sample Rate screen.

• Press 

Next 

to go to the next item in the menu. 

• Press 

Prev

 

to go to the previous item in the menu. 

• Turn or press either 

Encoder 

knob to change the value of the 

dis played  parameter.

• When you see a menu screen, push the knob once to see the 

items in that menu. Or press 

Next 

to go to the next menu.

• Press 

Menu/Exit 

to leave the menu and return to the Attenuation 

screen at any time.
Some menu items require confirmation: after you request a change, 
the display might say “Press and hold.” To confirm a change, press 
and hold an 

Encoder

 knob. If you don’t want the change to occur 

during a confirmation, turn the knob or wait five seconds. 
 
The entire front panel or just selected screens can be locked out or 
set to read only status using System Architect software. Locked-out 
screens will either say “Lockout” or the individual parameter will 
say “N/A”. If a change is attempted the screen will say “Changes 
Disabled”.

     MENU TREE

Attenuation - Mute - Lockout

           Menu button  

      Sample Rate                   

      Analog Input Sensitivity

      Presets

      Amp Mode

      Locate

    

 

ADVANCED MENU 

(press knob once to access these

 items:)   

     Attenuator Limits

     Attenuator Link

     Input Sources

     Analog Source Select

     Maximum Analog Input

     Digital Source Select

     AES Source Select

     AES Input Trim

     AES Input Status

     Cobranet Source Select

     Cobranet Input Trim

     Bandpass Gain

     Output Polarity

     Input Delay

     Speaker Delay

     LED Meter Display Type

     Bar Meter Display Type

     LevelMax

     Peak Voltage Limiter

     RMS Voltage Limiter

     Transducer Thermal Limiter

     Pink Noise Generator

     SLM (Sweep Load Monitoring)

     Front Panel Blackout

Next

Prev

Exit 

MONITOR MENU

(press knob once to access 

these items:)       

      Load Monitoring

      Thermal %

      Thermal Temp deg. C

      AC Line Voltage

      Operating Time

      Watts Output

ALERT MENU

(press knob once to access 

these items:)       

      Amp Output Clip Errors

      Analog Input Clip Errors

      Thermal Errors

      Low Limit Load Errors

      High Limit Load Errors

      SLM Errors

      Line Voltage Errors

      Fan Errors

      Clear All Error Logs

NETWORKING MENU

(press knob once to access 

these items:)       

      Network Info

      Manufacturing Info

      HiQnet Node Address

      DHCP

      IP Address

      Subnet Mask

COBRANET MENU

(press knob once to access 

these items:)       

      Cobranet Information

      Ch1 Cobranet Rx

      Ch2 Cobranet Rx

      Cobranet Tx

      Cobranet Conductor Priority

      Cobranet Transport Latency

Next

Next

Next

Next

Next

ALL MENUS: Next/Previous loops

Exit

Exit

Exit

Exit

Next

To

Sample

Rate

Prev to 

Cobranet 

Menu

Level 

Max

Suite

Figure 4.2 The Menu Tree

Menu Tree

As a handy reference, Figure 4.2 shows the menu 
structure of the LCD control screen. Starting from 
any Menu screen, press an Encoder knob to go to 
the first selection in the Menu. You can loop 
through a menu’s selections using the 

Next

 and 

Prev

 buttons. The 

Menu/Exit

 button returns 

you to the Attenuation screen which you see on 
power-up. 

Sweep Load Monitoring is not available 

in early I-Tech HD models.

Содержание I-T12000 HD

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Страница 3: ...IR filters Pushbutton presets simplify setup Custom presets for various loudspeakers can be down loaded AES EBU digital audio input EtherCon Ethernet con nector for HiQnet control or CobraNet digital...

Страница 4: ...ng of the supplied AC power cord connector is a required safety feature Do not attempt to disable this ground connection by using an adapter or other methods Amplifiers don t create energy The AC main...

Страница 5: ...ure 2 5 Balanced Analog Input Connector Wiring or AES EBU Digital Connector Wiring Figure 2 6 Unbalanced Analog Input Connector Wiring 2 Setup Figure 2 8 Binding Post Connections Figure 2 7 Left Speak...

Страница 6: ...t be configured for proper operation including input and output wiring hookup Improper wiring can result in serious operating difficulties For information on wiring and configuration please consult th...

Страница 7: ...LEDs are 10 dB amplifier output is 10 dB below clipping 20 dB amplifier output is 20 dB below clipping Signal selected input signal is above 40 dBu M Ready Indicator Green LED one per channel illumin...

Страница 8: ...Next to go to the next menu Press Menu Exit to leave the menu and return to the Attenuation screen at any time Some menu items require confirmation after you request a change the display might say Pr...

Страница 9: ...ts Preset7 M CH1 MF 1 2 CH2 MF 3 4 Preset7 5 Presets Preset 7 A CH1 LF 1 2 CH2 LF 3 4 Preset7 4 2 3 ADVANCED MENU When you see this screen press an Encoder knob to access the selections in the Advance...

Страница 10: ...You can set the attenudators to be independent or linked Turn an Encoder knob to choose one of those options then press the knob to save your choice INDEPENDENT Attenuator Link Turn to Set Press to S...

Страница 11: ...VAC AC Voltage Operating Time This displays the number of hours the amplifier has been on since manufacture Like a car s odometer it shows the total amount of operating hours and cannot be reset All I...

Страница 12: ...set the CobraNet input for Channel 2 The word Active appears if there is audio on the bundle Bundles 1 8 are available at 48 kHz sampling rate and bundles 1 4 are available at 96 kHz sampling rate 0 C...

Страница 13: ...nc Save a File DEVICE PRESET Save Device File Load Preset File Load a File DEVICE PRESET Load Device File Save Preset File Ch2 Enc Select Preset to Save Select file to load Select Preset to Overwrite...

Страница 14: ...S output The amplifier has a digital buffer converter so it will adapt to any AES sample rate between 32 and 96kHz that is sent to it 4 7 Networking the Amplifier If you need help understanding networ...

Страница 15: ...hold 100 dB to 0 dB This option is not displayed unless override is selected If the selected analog signal exceeds the threshold level the analog signal becomes the source for this input rather than t...

Страница 16: ...by the compressor verses the amount that the input signal is over the threshold The available settings are 2 1 to 32 1 Makeup gain The amount of gain you want to apply to the compressed signal to rai...

Страница 17: ...lisecond Release Time Sets the release time of the compressor The release time is defined as the time it takes the limiter to increase the output signal by 20 dB The range is from 10 milliseconds to 1...

Страница 18: ...Average Impedance Sets the expected average impedance for the connected load This value determines the output signal level required for the test This parameter is also used by the average power limit...

Страница 19: ...to place them in a logical order Also you can color code the presets to organize them 4 Advanced Operation 4 8 18 Signal Generator Both channels share a noise generator that allows noise to be mixed...

Страница 20: ...r switch is not illu minated POSSIBLE REASON The amplifier has lost AC power The amplifier is not plugged into the power receptacle Rear panel breaker is off CONDITION Power indicator is off and power...

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Страница 25: ...allows high levels of power output without all the associated heat found in a conventional amplifier This highly efficient design also provides accurate uncol ored sound with very low distortion and a...

Страница 26: ...ed above type its IP address in the box under Proxy Addresses then click the Add button To remove a Proxy select the IP address in the list and click the Remove but ton Computer Laptop 100Mb Switch PI...

Страница 27: ...e built using Ethernet switches Switches do not simply broadcast each and every packet to all nodes Instead they check each incoming data packet to determine its destination and very quickly transmit...

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