User manual RENKUS-HEINZ P22-12

[. . . ] Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. [. . . ] One of the things you will notice is that as the number of beams increases, the output level of the individual beams decreases. IC Live Users Manual. Models: ICL-R, ICL-FR & ICL-FR-DUAL Now that we understand the basics of using Beam Steering, it's time to investigate one of the unique tools Beam Steering includes to even further speed the design process. It's called Auto-Focus and it is available as a design aid whenever you choose to use 2 or more beams. You'll find it in the IC Configuration section next to Beams. Clicking on Auto-Focus will open the setup window shown to the right. Since ICL-F and ICL-FR arrays have a fixed acoustic center only the Max Coherence function is operative. Approve its use by clicking on OK and the program will automatically determine for you the best focus point for each of the beams. Auto-Focus will also warn you if the location you have chosen for the steerable array isn't ideal. You can override this warning if you want and the program will still attempt to properly focus all the beams. You may, however, want to try moving the array up or down to see if you can find a better location for the Iconyx array or use more or fewer beams to see it you can eliminate this warning prompt. CONNECT MODE 29 So far we have been exploring the capabilities of Beam Steering and not focusing on practical applications. The graphic below shows a typical setup for a small room (50 feet deep) with the bottom of the array placed 6. 46 feet above floor level, approximately the height of an array mounted on a subwoofer sitting on a stage or at altar level. The two commands are in the lower right of the beam steering window. Write to Device will send the beam steering settings direct to the array''s DSP and write over any previous settings. Save to Preset will store the beam settings in the designated Preset. Standard Preset numbers are 10 to 19 for single arrays and 20 to 29 for Dual arrays, with numbers 10 and 20 preset and locked at the factory to "flat" for aural testing purposes. On the Array's control panel selection of the desired Preset is controlled by three push buttons located directly below the digital readout. The Preset Up and Preset Down buttons are used to select the desired Preset and the Enter button used to enter the selection into the DSP. The readout display will pulse while the selected Preset's configuration settings are being entered into the DSP. In Dual arrays, the Preset UP, Preset Down and Enter buttons are disabled in the "Slave" module (the upper module). CONNECT MODE 31 IC Live Users Manual. Models: ICL-R, ICL-FR & ICL-FR-DUAL Control Mode provides access to the Loudspeaker Amplifier's internal DSP and allows you to control its settings. You can enter Control Mode by clicking on the CONTROL button at the top of the main workspace, or from within any loudspeaker's Properties window. Any or all of the Control functions can be restricted to authorized operators who have password access; more information on password authorization can be found in the Supervise Mode section of this manual. [. . . ] It can also be downloaded free of charge from: ftp://ftp. renkus-heinz. com/Software/CNDisco342. exe or http://www. cirrus. com/dispatch/forms/sup/boardreg/breg/agree. jsp?agid=TB237&fp=/en/pubs/software/CNDisco345. exe Problem: I am attempting to do anything RHAON-related over a Wireless Access Point, or I am attempting to either control a RHAON network or pass audio over a WiFi link with no results Solution: Because of CobraNet bandwidth and latency concerns, RHAON (and CobraNet) will not work effectively over an 802. 11a/b/g/n WiFi link. 61 IC Live Users Manual. Models: ICL-R, ICL-FR & ICL-FR-DUAL FAQ and RHAON Network Troubleshooting Tips (Continued) Problem: My computer went to sleep with RHAON running and now I cannot communicate with my loudspeakers or see any of them on the network. Solution: The CobraNet Components may not be able to recover from sleep mode on some computers. This issue may be resolved in future CobraNet updates. [. . . ]