JBL SDEC-4000 manual

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INPUT/OUTPUT ASSIGNMENTS

SDEC-4000

The SDEC-4000 comprises two units. Both the SDEC-4000P and SDEC-4000X are required for the digital equalizer to function properly in the Synthesis system. Please be sure to connect both units correctly according to the Input/Output Assignments chart.

The correct Synthesis Interconnect kit includes all the necessary connections for using the SDEC in the Synthesis System. Please be sure to order the S3000IC for use with SDEC-3000 and S4000IC for use with SDEC-4000. Retrofit kits are also available. Please contact JBL Synthesis Technical Support for more information at (888) 691-4171 (USA only).

The SDEC-4000 is capable of processing up to 12 inputs and up to 20 outputs. Depending on the type and number of outputs will determine which connections you should use to connect the SDEC to the rest of your system. Please refer to the connection diagram for more information.

CONNECTION NOTES

The SDEC-4000 can process two outputs for the front left, center and right channels to output to an amplifier for a Bi-amplified system. There are discrete outputs for a single high-frequency horn speaker (SAM1HF) and low-frequency (SAM2LF) speakers. These outputs can only be used with speakers designed to be used with an external crossover. Do not use the SDEC Digital Equalizer for any speakers other than the recommended Synthesis speaker packages.

There are two pairs of outputs for side speakers. If you are only using one pair of side speakers you may leave the second pair of outputs with no connection. If you are using a second pair of side speakers, you should connect the pair closest to the front speakers to output 1 and the pair closest to the rear speakers to output 2.

There are up to four subwoofer outputs. You should use them in pairs so that you either have two or four subwoofers. All Synthesis systems are designed for at least two subwoofers.

You must connect the SDEC-4000P and the SDEC-4000X using the CobraNet connection, using an Ethernet network crossover cable, Cat. 5e minimum.

The two units must be connected to an Ethernet network hub for the final calibration process. Both units need to be connected to the same hub or router, and an open port needs to be accessible for the calibration computer.

When using the SDP-40 processor, make sure the subwoofer (in speaker setup) is set to Mono output and connect to the Subwoofer Left output.

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Contents SDEC-3000 SDEC-4000 Contents Important Safety Precautions Introduction and Features IntroductionDetailed Diagram Front Panel USBDetailed Diagram Rear Panel AC MainsSDEC-3000 INPUT/OUTPUT AssignmentsSDEC-4000 Optional This is the default configuration There Are Two Ways to Select Full-Range LCR Operation Connection to the Rest of the JBL Synthesis System SDEC-3000SDEC-4000 With Bi-Amplified Speakers SDP-5SDEC-4000 With Full-Range Front Speakers SDP-40Specifications CmrrHarman Consumer Group, Inc Crossways Park Drive Woodbury, NY
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SDEC-4000 specifications

The JBL SDEC-4000 is an advanced digital signal processor designed for professional audio applications, offering a range of features tailored for optimizing sound quality in both live and installation settings. This powerful device is equipped with cutting-edge technologies that elevate the audio experience through precise control and manipulation of audio signals.

One of the standout features of the SDEC-4000 is its high-performance 32-bit DSP engine, which allows for complex audio processing tasks to be executed seamlessly. This means sound engineers can utilize precise adjustments without any degradation in audio quality. The processor supports various crossover types, making it versatile for different speaker configurations and ensuring proper frequency distribution across audio systems.

The SDEC-4000 comes with comprehensive networking capabilities, supporting both Ethernet and USB connections. This enables easy integration into larger systems while allowing for remote control and monitoring via a user-friendly interface. The device also supports various audio protocols, including AES/EBU and analog inputs, providing flexibility for connecting with multiple sources.

A vital aspect of the SDEC-4000 is its extensive array of built-in algorithms for equalization, compression, limiting, and delay. These tools empower sound engineers to tailor the audio output precisely to their requirements, whether it’s for a concert, a theater production, or a permanent audio installation. With up to 20 channels of processing, users have the freedom to fine-tune each element of their sound system individually.

In addition, the SDEC-4000 features a robust and intuitive graphical user interface that simplifies programming and adjustments. Users can visually represent their audio setups, making it easier to manage complex configurations. The processor also includes comprehensive diagnostic tools, ensuring that any issues can be quickly identified and resolved, thereby maintaining optimal performance.

Furthermore, the device is built with durability in mind. Its rugged construction ensures reliability even in demanding environments, making it a trustworthy choice for both touring applications and fixed installations. The JBL SDEC-4000 is not just a technical marvel, but a comprehensive solution designed to meet the diverse needs of audio professionals, setting a new standard in digital signal processing technology.