QSC Audio CM16a manual Xon/Xoff

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Section 3: Operation- Serial Port I/O Interface

3)After starting Hyper Terminal, a Connection Description window will pop-up. It will require that you name your connection.Enter a name for your new connection (example: CM16a) and click OK to continue.

4)Next, Hyper Terminal needs to know how to “talk” to the CM16a. This selection depends on which port on your PC the null-modem cable is connected.

Ignore the first three entry fields (phone number information) and go directly to the “Connect using:” entry field and click on the down arrow for the drop- down menu selection.

Select the appropriate port (COM1 is used in this example) and click OK to continue. The Properties window should appear next.

5)The Properties window for the selected COM port should now be active. It should be similar in appearance as the example to the right.

For the Port Settings, use the following information so communica- tion between the CM16a and the computer is in the same “language”.

Bits per Second

9600

Data Bits

8

Parity

none

Stop Bits

1

Flow Control

Xon/Xoff

Once you have set the properties as outlined, click OK to continue.

If all the connections and communications settings are correct, the main

Hyper Terminal window will appear next (see next page).

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CM16a Amplifier Network Monitor ¨ Warning ¨ Table of Contents CM16a Amplifier Network Monitor Federal Communications Commission FCC Information Introduction- Overview Series are not supported by the CM16aIntroduction- Physical Characteristics & Layout Physical CharacteristicsIntroduction- Physical Layout Diagram RS-232 port for network and firmware utilitiesIntroduction- List of Functions & Features Functional LISTING, Block Diagram & Detailed DescriptionsIntroduction- Block Diagram part Introduction- Block Diagram part Introduction- Detailed Description of Functions Introduction- Detailed Description of Functions Amplifier Monitoring FunctionsRS-232 Port Functions Introduction- Network Description Introduction- Sample Network Topologies Introduction- Sample Network Topologies Installation- Basics and Mounting What is Included in the CartonUnpacking Location ConsiderationsInstallation- Mounting and AC Power Connecting AC PowerInstallation- Connections Connecting Audio InputsConnecting page Input Connecting the RLY/TRGConnecting the RLY OUT Connecting the Monitor Chain IN/OUTConnecting to 2-CHANNEL Amplifiers Connecting to the RS-232 PortConnecting to 4-CHANNEL Amplifiers Installation- Rear Panel Detail Operation- LED Indicators Port Connected LED’s Operation- General Information & Presets START-UP Behavior and Preset OperatingOperation- Recalling Presets Using RLY/TRG Most up-to-date informationHOW to put the CM16a into Bypass Mode #1 Operation- Bypass Modes and Switch LocationHOW to put the CM16a into Bypass Mode #2 RS-232 Communications Procedure Operation- Serial Port I/O InterfaceXon/Xoff IP Address Assignment Only Required for Attaching to Existing NetworksOperation- Telnet Access This is the basic procedure for opening a Telnet sessionOperation- Fuse Replacement Fuse ReplacementSpecifications- Dimensions Input Signal Processing SpecificationsPower amplifier output processing Control room foldback monitoring Power amplifier managementContact closure inputs and outputs RS232 Port GeneralARCHITECT’S and ENGINEER’S Specifications Appendix- Ethernet Cable Pinouts Ethernet CablingPin Signal Description Appendix- DataPort Pin-out & Connector P-N’sRS-232 Pinout How to Contact QSC Audio Products
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