I-Tech HD Series Power Amplifiers

4 Advanced Operation

Operation Examples

Operation Example 1

How to set the CH1 input sensitivity using the LCD Control Screen:

1.After power-up, when the Attenuation screen appears, press

Menu/Exit.

2.Press Next.

3.Turn the left Encoder to set the sensitivity. NOTE: If you do not see the sensitivity you want, try changing the Maximum Analog Input level (see below).

4.Press Menu/Exit.

Operation Example 2

How to set the Maximum Analog Input level using the LCD Control Screen:

1.After power-up, when the Attenuation screen appears, press

Menu/Exit.

2.Press Next until you see “Advanced Menu.”

3.Push an Encoder knob.

4.Press Next until you see “Maximum Analog Input.”

5.Turn an Encoder to change the maximum analog input level. Press an Encoder to confi rm and save your setting.

6.Press Menu/Exit.

Operation Example 3

How to monitor the Thermal Errors using the LCD Control Screen:

1.After power-up, when the Attenuation screen appears, press Menu/Exit.

2.Press Prev until you see “Alert Menu.”

3.Push an Encoder knob.

4.Press Next until you see “Thermal Errors.

4.2.2 Basic Selections

Opening Screen: On power-up, the LCD Control Screen displays the Crown logo. After a few seconds, the fi rmware version appears, then the Attenuation screen appears.

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Attenuation and Bar Meters

This screen displays the attenuation in dB and on bar meters. To change the attenuation in either channel, turn the Encoder. Attenuation changes

0.5dB per detent when you turn the Encoder slowly, and more when you turn the Encoder quickly. The current preset name is displayed in the upper-right corner. The (M) is explained on the next page under Presets.

Attenuation Default (M)

-30.0 dB -30.0

Mute/Unmute (in the Attenuation screen)

• To mute either channel: Press and hold an Encoder knob for

1 second. The display will alternate between MUTE and the attenuation level. While the amplifi er is muted, you can adjust attenuation for each channel by turning an Encoder knob.

To unmute either channel: Press and hold an Encoder knob again for

1 second.

Attenuation

Default (M)

-30.0 dB MUTE

Front Panel Lockout (in the Attenuation screen)

The amplifi er’s administrator can control access to menu mode and the amplifi er’s attenuators. This lockout can be done either by the front panel buttons or by System Architect software.

To lock or unlock the menu with the front-panel buttons: press Next and Prev simultaneously. To lock or unlock the menu with System Architect software: go to the Tools Menu > Display Screen Security and press the lockout button. If a specifi c parameter is protected, the screen says “N/A” or “Change Disabled.”

If the lockout is done from the software, the user can disable the lockout only in the software, not by pressing the front-panel buttons.

If the menu is locked and you press any button or turn an Encoder, the word “LOCKOUT” is displayed. If a specifi c parameter is protected, the screen says “N/A” or “Change Disabled.”

Now let’s look at the function of each menu selection.

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I-T9000 HD, I-T12000 HD, IT9000 HD, I-T5000 HD specifications

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