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d:series
amplifi
ers
manual
overview
rear panel
Speaker output section (Euroblock)
For each channel of the speaker outputs the
amplifi er is equipped with a 2-pin terminal block.
A detailed description can be found in chapter 4.3
‘outputs (euroblock)’ (page 19).
Network connection (etherCON)
Using a CAT5 cable (or higher), integrate the
d:series into a TCP/IP network for remote control.
A detailed description can be found in chapter 4.5
‘network’ (page 20).
Panic mute switch connector
A detailed description can be found in chapter 4.6
‘panic mute switch’ (page 21).
Status LED ‘on’
The status LED ‘on’ turns green when the amps
power switch is on and the amplifi cation circuits
are active.
Status LED ‘mute’
The panic mute LED fl ashes red when the panic
mute function is active and all amplifi er outputs are
muted. It does not distinguish if the mute has been
triggered by the hardware panic mute button or by
the software mute.
Digital input option slot
The optional digital input cards are available in the
following formats: AES/EBU, MADI and Dante. The
digital input slots are factory-fi tted and cannot be
changed arbitrarily.
Digital input cards can not be hot swapped
Detailed descriptions concerning the digital input
slots can be found in chapter 4.2 ‘inputs’ (page 16).
Power connector (powerCON 32A)
A detailed description can be found in chapter 4.1
‘mains connection via powerCON’ (page 16)
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Power switch
The power switch is a soft-button with memory
function. In case of power loss the amplifi er will set
the state until the device is provided with power
again.
When pressing the power switch, the controller
boots up and the amplifi cation circuits will be
activated. Independent to the status shown at the
control surface (touchscreen), the amp modules
are active until the amp is switched off again.
Analog input section
(DB-25 Tascam pinout)
The d:series amplifi er has analog inputs in the form
of three standard DB-25 sockets (eight channels
each). The pinout is confi gured in Tascam standard
confi guration for analog connections.
A detailed description can be found in chapter 4.2
‘inputs’ (page 16).
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