Turbosound LMS-A6 Power On Standby Mode, Connecting Remote Standby, Remote Standby Cancel

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LMS-A6

Power On Standby Mode

When power is first switched on the LMS-A6 enters STANDBY mode. In this mode all outputs are muted to suppress any noise or transients while the circuitry settles down.

The POWER STDBY switch determines how the unit will behave after power is applied.:

Switch down: The unit will stay in standby mode. All outputs will stay muted and the red

STANDBY MUTE LED will light.

The standby mode is cancelled by pressing any MUTE switch, or momentarily operating the REMOTE STANDBY switch.

Switch up (CANCEL). The unit will remain muted for about six seconds and then automatically come out of standby mode.

In either case the normal band MUTEs will remain as they were when the unit was last used.

REMOTE STANDBY

Connecting Remote Standby

A two wire connection may be made between this connector and a single pole switch located at your mixing console, or any other operating position. When this switch is open, the unit functions normally and the outputs follow the MUTE switches on the front panel. When the REMOTE switch is closed all outputs are muted and the red REMOTE STANDBY LED lights.

The switch should be floating and isolated from external grounds. No damage will occur if the wires short to ground, but proper operation is not guaranteed.

Remote Standby Cancel

This switch enables or disables the REMOTE STANDBY function. Putting this switch up (CANCEL) will disable the remote function. You may wish to cancel the remote switch if it has been left in standby mode but you wish to regain local control. If the Remote Standby function has not been wired up this switch does nothing and may be set to either position.

Mono Band 1

How loud a system of a given power will go is usually limited by the lower frequencies. This is because low frequency signals require higher voltage swings, hence more power, than high frequencies. In order to make best use of the headroom available from the amplifiers and low frequency loudspeakers it is common practice to send all low frequencies to both channels in a stereo system. This has little impact on the stereo image in most situations.

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Contents LMS-A6 Loudspeaker Management System USER’S ManualContents LMS-A6Important Safety Information Thanks Unpacking the LMS-A6Introduction FeaturesActive crossovers versus passive crossovers Front Panel Functions Power Switch Rear Panel FunctionsSetting UP and Operating the LMS-A6 Power Supply Section Connecting inputs and outputsConnecting to the wrong voltage may damage the unit Remote Standby Cancel Power On Standby ModeConnecting Remote Standby Remote StandbyLimiter Threshold setting Phase AdjustmentLimiter Setting and Operation Level TrimsOutput Level and Limiter Meter Limiter CancelBand Mutes Technical Specifications Warranty

LMS-A6 specifications

Turbosound LMS-A6 is a powerful, versatile loudspeaker management system developed for professional audio applications. Designed to optimize sound quality in live performances and installations, the LMS-A6 boasts features and technologies that ensure precise audio control and exceptional sound delivery.

At the heart of the LMS-A6 is its advanced digital signal processing (DSP) capability, which enables users to control and manipulate sound with incredible accuracy. With a processing latency of less than 2 milliseconds, the system guarantees minimal delay, which is crucial for live sound environments where timing is everything. This DSP technology includes a variety of filters, crossover options, and equalization settings that allow for tailored sound optimization, ensuring that the audio output suits the specific acoustics of any venue.

One of the standout features of the LMS-A6 is its intuitive user interface. The system incorporates a comprehensive LCD display and easy-to-navigate menus, making adjustments quick and user-friendly. Users can conveniently adjust parameters like gain structure, delay, and EQ settings, enabling real-time changes during performances. The LMS-A6 supports remote control functionality thanks to its network compatibility, allowing for control via Ethernet connections—an essential feature for larger installations.

The LMS-A6 also supports extensive I/O options, including balanced XLR inputs and outputs, and digital AES/EBU connectivity. This flexibility in connectivity makes it adaptable to various setups, from small stages to large concert arenas. The ability to integrate with other audio components seamlessly is crucial for sound engineers and venue managers who require reliability and consistency in their sound systems.

Another significant characteristic of the LMS-A6 is its robust build quality. Designed for rigorous touring and installed environments, the hardware features a rugged chassis that withstands the rigors of transport and use. Additionally, the system includes comprehensive protection features such as thermal and overload protection, ensuring long-term reliability during critical performances.

In summary, the Turbosound LMS-A6 is an impressive loudspeaker management system that combines cutting-edge digital technology with ease of use and robust construction. Whether for live sound reinforcement, corporate events, or permanent installations, the LMS-A6 provides audio professionals with the tools they need to achieve exceptional sound quality and performance.
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