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MAIN MENU < UTILITY < ALARM LOG

UTILITY

Standby Mode

AlarmNetworkLogSetup (Device ID) Lock Front Panel

Set Front Panel Lock Combination Display

Restore Factory Settings Firmware Version

Description

This display allows you to view, clear, and erase captured alarm notifications.

 

 

Available Controls

To access ALARM LOG, use the rotary encoder dial from the DSP menu to highlight, then press to select.

 

Navigation Soft Key: Back to UTILITY menu.

 

Menu Soft Key #5: Enables the rotary encoder dial to scroll through the alarm log.

 

Menu Soft Key #1: Clears the alarm indicated by the FAULT LED on the front panel.

 

Menu Soft Key #3: Erases all entries captured in the alarm log. A confirmation screen is presented by which users can confirm (Soft

 

Key #1) or cancel (Soft Key #5).

 

 

Options

Exit Standby, Enter Standby

 

 

Notes

ControlSpace Designer software allows you to configure and view additional information about alarm and fault conditions.

MAIN MENU < UTILITY < NETWORK SETUP (PM8500N only)

UTILITY

Standby Mode

Alarm Log

Network Setup (Device ID) Lock Front Panel

Set Front Panel Lock Combination Display

Restore Factory Settings Firmware Version

Description

This display allows you to set the network IP address of the PM8500N amplifier.

 

 

Available Controls

To access Network Setup, use the rotary encoder dial from the DSP menu to highlight, then press to select.

 

Navigation Soft Key: Back to UTILITY menu.

 

Menu Soft Key #1: Enables the rotary encoder dial to toggle between DHCP or FIXED IP address mode. Push the rotary encoder

 

to enable the selection. A confirmation screen is presented by which users can confirm (Soft Key #1) or cancel (Soft Key #5). Upon

 

confirmation, the unit will save and reboot using the new setting.

 

Menu Soft Key #2-5: Enables the rotary encoder dial to adjust the value of each IP address octet. Once the IP address has been fully

 

modified, push the rotary encoder to enable the selection. A confirmation screen is presented by which users can confirm (Soft Key

 

#1) or cancel (Soft Key #5). Upon confirmation, the unit will save and reboot using the new setting.

 

 

Options

Mode: DHCP, Fixed

 

IP Address Octet Values: 0 to 255

MAIN MENU < UTILITY < DEVICE ID (PM8500 only)

UTILITY

Standby Mode

Alarm Log

Network Setup (Device ID) Lock Front Panel

Set Front Panel Lock Combination Display

Restore Factory Settings Firmware Version

Description

This display allows you to set the device identification number of the PM8500 amplifier.

 

 

Available Controls

To access Network Setup, use the rotary encoder dial from the DSP menu to highlight, then press to select.

 

Navigation Soft Key: Back to UTILITY menu.

 

Rotary Encoder: Use the dial to scroll through device ID values. Push the rotary encoder to set the new device ID. A confirmation

 

screen is presented by which users can confirm (Soft Key #1) or cancel (Soft Key #5).

 

 

Options

Device ID Number: 1-255

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PM8500N, PM8500 specifications

The Bose PM8500 and PM8500N are high-performance amplifiers designed for professional audio applications. They are part of Bose's renowned line of amplification products that combine cutting-edge technology with user-friendly operation, making them ideal for venues like auditoriums, conference centers, and houses of worship.

One of the standout features of the PM8500 is its power output capabilities. The PM8500 delivers an impressive 850 watts per channel at 4 ohms, providing robust sound reproduction for large spaces. Its efficient Class D amplification ensures high performance with low distortion, allowing audio professionals to achieve crystal-clear sound even at high volume levels.

The PM8500N model enhances these features with advanced network control and monitoring capabilities. Integrated with Bose's proprietary AmpLink technology, the PM8500N allows for seamless integration within a digital audio network. This enables users to manage multiple units from a central location, making it easier to adjust settings, monitor performance, and troubleshoot potential issues in real-time.

Both models come equipped with a DSP (Digital Signal Processing) that includes various EQ presets and advanced audio tuning options. This feature allows users to optimize sound for specific environments or applications, ensuring the best audio experience possible. The built-in protection circuitry safeguards against overheating, short circuits, and overloading, ensuring reliable operation during demanding performances.

In terms of connectivity, the PM8500 and PM8500N models offer multiple input options, including balanced XLR and 1/4-inch TRS inputs, making them versatile for various audio sources. Additionally, they come with power-saving features, such as auto power down, further increasing their efficiency in energy consumption.

In summary, the Bose PM8500 and PM8500N amplifiers represent the pinnacle of professional audio amplification technology. With their powerful output, comprehensive connectivity options, advanced DSP features, and robust build quality, they are well-suited for any high-demand sound reinforcement application. Whether in a concert hall or a corporate setting, these amplifiers deliver reliable performance and superior sound quality, solidifying Bose's reputation as a leader in the audio industry.