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3 Connect the included microphone to the PXI-H990. Refer to the Installation manual.

When combined with a separately sold monitor that is Road EQ compatible and the Road Equalizer function are used, the separately sold monitor’s built-in microphone can be used.

When connecting two PXI-H990 units, connect the microphone to both units. In this case, the built-in microphone in the separately sold monitor cannot be used.

4 Secure the microphone in place.

Failure to fix the microphone securely in place may result in distortion or improper acoustic positioning. The microphone must be mounted very securely so the bass frequencies will not vibrate it. For example, fasten using the fitting included with the sun visor, etc.

The adjustment differs according to the position

of the microphone. Search for the position at which the desired sound quality can be achieved.

The proper adjustments cannot be achieved if the subwoofer is located in the trunk and the trunk and cabin are separated by a metal sheet. Either move the subwoofer into the cabin or open a hole in the rear tray to join the two spaces. (This is not necessary if the partition is not a metal sheet.)

If the partition is a metal sheet, open a hole in the rear tray.

If you encounter a problem, consult your authorized dealer.

Is the partition a metal sheet?

Or move the subwoofer into the cabin.

Do not disconnect the microphone during the automatic adjustment procedure.

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Contents PXI-H990 Page PXI-H990 Page Contents Limited Warranty Do not Disassemble or Alter Maintenance TemperatureInstallation Location Operating the PXI-H990 Basic OperationAdjusting the acoustic image BI Phantom Using This ManualSetting the speakers SP Select Turning the power on and offSetting the speakers SP Select Currently set SystemTW L OFF 10-ENTitle 11-EN12-EN Preparations for automatic adjustments13-EN 14-EN Hints on using the Road Equalizer functionPreparations for automatic adjustments 15-EN Using the Road Equalizer function16-EN Using the Road Equalizer functionExternal MIC 17-ENSelecting the Microphone External MIC External MicrophoneMeasuring the Frequency Response Inside the Vehicle 18-ENStart Turning Road Equalizer On and Off 19-ENMODE1 Selecting the Mode20-EN 21-EN 22-EN ENT 23-ENMemory 24-ENRelated 25-EN26-EN Performing time correction manually Time CorrectionConcrete examples 27-ENPerforming time correction manually Time Correction 28-EN29-EN 30-EN When L+R is selected00ms 31-EN32-EN Equalizer adjustments33-EN 34-EN Equalizer adjustmentsAdjustable frequencies Graphic Equalizer Adjustments35-EN Freq 20HZ36-EN Graphic Equalizer AdjustmentsAdjustable bands Parametric Equalizer Adjustments37-EN Band38-EN Parametric Equalizer AdjustmentsLV 0 dB 39-EN40-EN Crossover network41-EN 42-EN Crossover adjustment/Switching the phase43-EN 44-EN Crossover adjustment/Switching the phase14Press Adjust the slope, then Press 2 ENT Phase45-EN 15Press Select Level Level46-EN 47-EN MX settings48-EN MX settings49-EN MX1 50-EN51-EN 52-EN Adjustment procedure53-EN Speaker setup Dolby SP54-EN Speaker setup Dolby SPPress Set, then press 2 ENTOFF 55-EN56-EN Cut-off frequency setting57-EN Adjusting the speaker levels Output Level58-EN Adjusting the speaker levels Output Level59-EN 60-EN Adjusting the acoustic image BI Phantom61-EN 62-EN 63-EN 64-EN Freq 315Hz 65-EN66-EN Mixing bass sound to the rear channel Rear MIX67-EN Mixing bass sound to the rear channel Rear MIX 68-EN69-EN 70-EN Rear FIL on 71-EN72-EN Achieving powerful high volume soundSTD 73-EN74-EN Adjusting the DVD level DVD LevelPress 1 or Adjusted, then press 2 ENT75-EN 76-EN Adjusting the DVD level DVD Level77-EN Channel Settings 6.1CH Mode78-EN Channel Settings 6.1CH Mode79-EN 80-EN PCM Output Settings PCM OUT Mode81-EN 82-EN PCM Output Settings PCM OUT ModeCenter width adjustment Center Width When PL II Music is selected83-EN Level84-EN Front and rear level difference adjustment DIM ControlTo emphasize the surround effect Panorama 85-ENPanorama on 86-EN When Neo6 Music is selectedLevel 0 87-ENOutput Level 88-ENSplit 89-ENMode 90-EN91-EN External input settingsAUX-AP on External input settings92-EN 93-EN Storing settings in the memory94-EN Storing settings in the memoryStore P1 Easily storing the adjusted/set contents in the memory95-EN 96-EN Calling out stored valuesRecall P1 97-ENCalling out stored values 98-ENEasily calling out values in the memory 99-EN Equalizer adjustment when DVI-9990/TMI- M990 is connectedEqualizer adjustment when DVI-9990/TMI-M990 is connected Graphic EQ adjustment100-EN Level101-EN 102-EN Parametric EQ adjustment103-EN 104-EN 105-EN EX DVD Video modeAbout the Monitor Display 106-EN TerminologyDTS Neo6 107-ENDolby Digital EX 108-EN Case of difficulty109-EN SpecificationsDimensions Specifications110-EN Components Parts name Quantity111-EN Directory MenuLimited Warranty
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PXI-H990 specifications

The Alpine PXI-H990 is a state-of-the-art embedded computing platform designed to meet the demanding requirements of modern testing and measurement applications. As part of the PXI (PCI eXtensions for Instrumentation) standard, the PXI-H990 incorporates modularity, high-performance, and scalability, making it an ideal solution for engineers and researchers in various industries including telecommunications, aerospace, and automotive.

One of the standout features of the Alpine PXI-H990 is its powerful processing capabilities. It utilizes a multi-core processor architecture that ensures efficient data handling and processing, crucial for real-time applications. The device supports high-speed data acquisition, helping engineers achieve accurate measurements and reduce testing time.

The PXI-H990 comes equipped with flexible I/O options that allow users to customize the platform according to specific application needs. Its slots support a wide range of modules, including those for signal generation, analysis, and data logging. This versatility ensures that systems can be tailored for diverse tasks without the need for extensive hardware changes.

The architecture of the PXI-H990 allows for high-speed communications between modules, enabled by the PXI backplane. This interconnectivity facilitates synchronized operation, enhancing timing accuracy, which is especially important in applications such as radar and communication systems testing. Furthermore, the device’s built-in synchronization capabilities allow for precise control over multiple instruments and measurements.

On the connectivity front, the PXI-H990 supports various interfaces, including USB, Ethernet, and Serial. This ensures seamless integration with other equipment and facilitates easy data transfer. The device also comes with advanced software support, enabling users to leverage powerful programming environments for automation, scripting, and analysis.

Additionally, the Alpine PXI-H990 is designed with durability and reliability in mind. It features rugged construction, ensuring it can withstand challenging operational environments. This reliability is further enhanced by built-in cooling systems that maintain optimal operating temperatures, even during intensive data processing tasks.

In conclusion, the Alpine PXI-H990 stands out for its combination of high performance, modularity, and flexibility. Its advanced processing capabilities, extensive I/O options, and robust architecture make it a leading choice for engineers and organizations looking for reliable embedded solutions in testing and measurement applications.