QSC Audio DSP-30 Use Control, Indicator, and Connector Descriptions, Front Panel, Rear Panel

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Use: Control, Indicator, and Connector Descriptions

FRONT PANEL

POWER switch- This rocker switch turns the unit on by pressing the top side of the switch. Turn off by pressing the bottom side of the switch.

CHANNELS- These green LED’s illu- minate when the unit detects an input signal on each channel. Each channel’s indicator operates independently. Dual brightness levels indicate signal level. At 40dB below clipping, they will light dimly; at 20dB below clipping, they will light brightly.

POWER indicator- This blue LED illu- minates when the unit has power prop- erly applied and the power switch is in the “On” position.

NUMERIC DISPLAY- This multi-seg- ment numeric display indicates the pre- set selected. The decimal point after the number indicates “lock” mode when illuminated.

A steady display indicates the active preset number. A flashing display indi- cates the pending preset selection.

REAR PANEL

CH 1 INPUT, CH 2 INPUT- These female XLR-combo jacks are the line-level audio inputs to the unit. TRS or XLR connectors may be used.

They are electronically balanced with an input impedance of 8.3k Ohms. If used in an unbalanced configuration, the input impedance is 3.7k Ohms.

Input sensitivity is selectable in software.

CH 1 OUTPUT, CH 2 OUTPUT-- These male XLR outputs provide post-DSP (processed) signal from the unit. Con- nect the outputs to your amplifier’s inputs (or other downstream device).

There is a software-selectable output pad that may be used to attenuate the output level.

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Contents DSP-30 Hardware ManualExplanation of Graphical Symbols Federal Communications Commission FCC InformationTable of Contents Introduction Overview and Illustrations OverviewFront Panel Rear PanelIntroduction Illustrations and Dimensions DimensionsInstallation Unpacking and Mounting Support the Rear for Portable/Mobile InstallationsUnpacking MountingInstallation Balanced Audio Connections BalancedXLR Installation Unbalanced Audio Connections UnbalancedTS 1/4-inch phone TRS 1/4-inchInstallation Connecting Audio Inputs and Outputs Audio ConnectionsBasic Audio Connections Installation Connecting to the RS-232 Port Connecting to the RS-232 PortInstallation System Requirements and Software Installation Software InstallationSystem Requirements Use Control, Indicator, and Connector Descriptions Front PanelRear Panel AC power receptacle Preset Selections buttonsUse General Use Guidelines and Preset Description Factory PresetsWithin Signal Manager or create your own You may select configurations from the sample files *.cfgUse Saving Presets Using QSC’s Signal Manager software PresetsConfiguring the DSP-30’s Presets How to Save Presets into the DSP-30Use How to Recall a Preset from the Front Panel To Recall a PresetAdditional Tips Use Lock OUT Feature Lock IndicatorUnlocked To Unlock Front Panel ButtonsUse Contact Closure Feature Contact Closure FeatureWiring Diagram for Contact Closure Use RS-232 Pinout RS-232 PinoutUse Application Example Use Application Example Audio Converters 24 bit, 48 kHz RS-232 PortContact Closure Input sense Signal Processing Capabilities Gain Structure balanced input and outputGeneral Architect’s and Engineer’s Specification Cleaning User MaintenanceWarranty Information Product WarrantyPage
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