Changing the
PAV’s IR Address
Important!
Configuring the Remote Trigger output
Caution!
the main display. (See Operating the On Screen Menus from the Front Panel, page 35.)
In some installations, you may discover that some other company is trying to use the same infrared control codes used by the PAV, or vice versa. (This unfortunate circumstance has become more common in recent years thanks to the explosion of
If you change the IR address of your PAV, your remote control will no longer operate the PAV until it is
If you run into an apparent IR conflict where pushing one button on a remote control affects something seemingly unrelated, we suggest that you contact your dealer/installer for assistance. (The numbers 0 through 7 refer to Philips RECS80 addresses, a bit of engineering trivia your installer may need if your system is already using several of the available addresses, including the one we normally use in the PAV: 5.)
The remote trigger output on the rear panel of the PAV is normally used to auto- matically turn the associated Proceed AMPs on and off with the PAV. This is par- ticularly convenient when the amplifiers are located at some distance from the PAV, as may be the case when they are placed near the speakers (for example). In this application, you can simply leave it in its default setting, pulse.
If you need to turn on and off a power amplifier that does not include remote
If you use the remote trigger output of your PAV with non- Madrigal products, it is important that those products provide
Note that the remote trigger output of the PAV can support approximately 5 volts at 30 mA current.
Having completed the calibration of your PAV system, you may also wish to con- sider locking your settings to minimize the likelihood of someone inadvertantly changing your setup. This menu item can be found under the operate menu, which is found at the main PAV menu. (See page 47 for more information.)
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