Iconix ICL-R, Руководство пользователя

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IC L ive Users Manual - Models ICL-R & IC215S-R
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Double click on the RHAON icon on your desktop to open RHAON.
W
hen RHAON opens, select Scan Network from the menu in the upper
left corner of the screen.
RHAON will then scan the Ethernet network for any connected loud-
speakers and list them in the Network sub-directory in the directory
tree. Use your mouse to drag each loudspeaker listing into the work
space where it will show up as an Icon.
Double clicking on the Icon will open that array’s Connect Properties
window where you can check or change the array’s input selections.
ICL-R arrays have provisions for two Cobranet input, two analog audio
inputs and a serial audio (AES 3id) digital input. Selecting the input you
want is as easy as clicking on the desired radio button.
The square Signal Present indicators turn green whenever a signal is
present.The 10 dB Pad in the Analog 1 input inserts a 10 dB pad into
the Analog 1 input, allowing input signals of up to + 24 dBu. Without the
pad, the input clips at +12 dfBu.
Pressing the Beam Steering tab will open the Beam Steering section of
RHAON and allow you to check what Preset configuration is selected
or to select a new Preset.
Selecting the Supervise tab will change the loudspeaker icons in the
work space from the Connect mode to the Supervise mode. The four
control buttons on the icon allow you to turn the array On or
Off(Standby), wink the array’s wink light to help you identify it in multi-
array setups, mute its output and tell when it loses signal.
Double clicking on the icon will open the array’s Supervision window
which allows you to see at a glance how the array is performing and
adjust its input gain (output level). You can also mute its output and turn
the array On or Off(Standby).
The usual method of monitoring a multi-array system during a program
is to watch the array icons in the workspace. Green status bars mean
everything is fine, yellow bars indicate the array is being overdriven, red
bars indicate a problem has been detected. Double clicking on that
array's icon will open its supervisory window and provide more details
on the problem.
Single array systems can be monitored either with their icon or by view-
ing the vertical control panel section in one of their property windows.
Computer Controlled Operation & Supervision
Now, it’s time to look at a system using RHAON for computer control and supervision. Your computer will have to have RHAON installed on
it. If it doesn’t, turn to page 20 for installation and setup instructions.
You also need to be aware that even if RHAON is installed on the computer you are using, you may not have access to all its features.
RHAON includes several levels of password protection to prevent inadvertent or unauthorized changes of the control settings and you may
be denied access to some or all of the control settings.If the computer has been set up for password protection, opening RHAON will pro-
duce a Sign-In prompt asking for your password. You will be unable to proceed until you have entered your password. For more details on
RHAON and password protection, please refer to page 44.