EAW UX8800 Humidity, Program Load Operation, LCD Contrast, Unit of Measurement, IP Address

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5.3.5HUMIDITY

This is only functional in Loudspeaker Processor mode. Enter the relative humidity. This value is used to calculate theAir Loss Pre-emphasis filters. The air loss depends on the temperature, humidity, and distance to the listeners. The humidity is adjustable between 10% and 100% in 1% increments. Below 10%, the absorptive properties of air have not been well quantified.

If in System Processor mode, this setting may be ignored.

5.3.6PROGRAM LOAD OPERATION

Select the mute options for when a saved program is recalled and loaded into active memory.

Current Mutes

The current input and output mute settings are used.

All Mutes

All inputs and outputs are muted.

No Mutes

All inputs and outputs are unmuted.

5.3.7LCD CONTRAST

Adjust the LCD contrast value over the range of 0 to 100% for the best display for the viewing angle.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If the contrast is so bad that the display cannot be read, adjust the contrast by holding the UTILbutton and turning the encoder until the display can be read.

5.3.8 UNIT OF MEASUREMENT

Select the unit of measurement used in display of the delay distance and temperature: metric or U.S.

5.3.9IP ADDRESS

Configure the IP(Internet Protocol) address for the front panel Ethernet port:

Dynamic

IPaddress is assigned by a network DHCP(Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server.

Static

Manually enter an IP address, normally a “private” IP address. The first three number

 

groups in the IP address must be the same for both the computer and the UX8800. For

 

example: 192.168.0.N, with N being an integer from 1 to 254, unique to each device.

NOTES:

Private IP addresses are non-routable, meaning addresses that do not work over the Internet. Details for configuring IP addresses is beyond the scope of this manual, however, this information is readily available over the Internet.

It may be necessary to change the method EAWPilot uses to query devices and obtain their IP addresses.

5.3.10FRONT PANEL LOCK

Use this to lock the front panel functions, except the Mute buttons, from being operated. If you forget the password, the processor must be reset. This will reset ALLparameters to the factory default settings, erase all programs stored in Loudspeaker Processor memories, and erase the existing password. See the Troubleshooting Section for details.

Panel Lock Follow the prompts and enter a Pass Code for locking the front panel.

Follow the prompts and enter the previously entered Pass Code to unlock the front panel and allow parameter adjustments and other changes.

5.3.11ABOUT

Select to view information about the processor:

Version Number:

Displays the version of the firmware installed in the processor.

Device ID:

Displays the unique hardware ID assigned at the factory. EAWPilot uses

 

this device ID to identify and recognize each particular device to which it

 

can connect.

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Contents 8 8 0 Page Impor tant Safety Instructions for Electronic Products Important Safety Instructions Read this FirstConsignes DE Sécurité À Lire EN Premier Precauzioni DI Sicurezza DA Leggere PER Primo Page Aviso Importante de Seguridad para Electrónico Productos Precauciones DE Seuridad LEA Esto PrimeroWichtige Sicherheitsanweisungen für Elektronische Produkte Sicherheitshinweise Zuerst LesenPage FCC Information to the User EC Declaration of ConformityN T E N T S O n t e n t s UnpackingShipping Damag e Returning a Processor to EAWIntroduction Features and BenefitsUX8800 Description Networking CapabilitiesRear Panel Front PanelUX8800 Installation Physical InstallationAC Mains Connections Network Connections Audio ConnectionsConnecting ONE Processor to ONE Computer Connecting ONE Computer to Multiple Processors Using U-NETConnecting ONE Processor to AN Ethernet Network Connecting Multiple Processors to AN Ethernet Network Operation Initial Setup Power On /OffFront Panel Controls Util System Set Up Program Load Operation HumidityLCD Contrast Unit of MeasurementOperation System Processor Mode E V E L Over Output Channels 1 toLIM Output Channels 1 to 1 D E L AY 0 P R O GSelect Loudspeaker Processor Mode Operation Loudspeaker Processor ModeGreybox Processing Generic ProcessingType MAX Voltage NET OutputOver Input Channels a to D Level Input Channels a to DListener Distance and AIR Loss PRE-EMPHASIS HPF Freq and LPF FreqDelay Input Channels a to D EQ Input Channels a to DProg Net Indicators LED IndicatorsInput meters Output MetersExtra Capabilities EawpilotReturn and Repair Issues Maintenance and ServiceHow To Contact EAW A i n t e n a n c eSymptom Probable Cause Corrective Action TroubleshootingUX8800 Block Diagram Loudspeaker ProcessorMode Appendix System Processor Mode ProcessingGreybox Information Purpose for Greybox FilesPage Page Page One Main Street, Whitinsville, MA USA 01588 508-342-6158 FAX

UX8800 specifications

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