3. XLR INPUT
The XLR connector is a balanced analog input, with a nominal full scale level of 2vrms, or
+8.2dbu. While the amplifier voltage gain for each loudspeaker is precisely right sized to help
prevent long term damage to the drivers at clipping,
do not overload the input stage for
extended periods of time.
4. PROCESSING CONTROLS
Due to the precision and computational intensity of our proprietary calibration process, the full
phase and magnitude calibration introduces approximately 46ms of latency. The
“Full Cal.”
setting reflects this complete phase and magnitude calibration. For those applications such as
tracking where minimal latency is necessary, the
“Low Latency”
setting removes the phase
calibration and applies only a magnitude calibration, which reduces the total system latency to
approximately 3ms.
Always make sure both loudspeakers are set to the same processing
setting during operation to avoid phase distortion between the two speakers.
5. BOUNDARY CONTROLS
Ganymede is factory calibrated for optimal performance in full space setups, away from side
and rear walls. If setup close to a rear wall is necessary, the boundary control can be set to
“half” to compensate, and if setup close to both a rear and side wall is necessary, the boundary
control can be set to “quarter” to compensate.
6. FIRMWARE INPUT
The USB input labeled “firmware” is for internal use only in calibration and servicing.
This input
cannot be used for USB audio.
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