IQ-USM 810 Service Manual

4.4 IQ Message String Syntax

4.4.1 Host to Device Messages

The following syntax is used for host to device mes- sages:

Send: XX XX XX XX XX; Description

XX:A byte of the message explicitly given in hexadeci- mal.

XX: A byte of the message as defined by the two-letter codes in Section 4.2.

Description: A short phrase to indicate the function of the message string. The description is added for refer- ence only. It is not sent as part of the Ucode message.

4.4.2 Device to Host Messages

The following syntax is used for device to host mes- sages.

Return String: XX XX XX XX XX

XX:A byte of the message explicitly given in hexadeci- mal.

XX: A byte of the message as defined by the two-letter codes in Section 4.2.

XX:A byte of the returned message that requires range testing in accordance to the associated test.

4.5 Standard Initial Conditions

The following tests assume this setup unless stated oth- erwise.

Unit under test built and programmed as documented, less top cover and labels.

Preset 32 loaded Inputs set to line mode.

Input potentiometers set to 0 dB. Unit under test powered by 120VAC

Unit under test connected to test computer via the RS232 connector with constant IQ communication at 115.2 K baud.

Output Impedance of Audio Sine-wave Source: 50 W balanced.

Audio Output Load: 10 kW balanced.

4.6 Test Procedures

4.6.1 LOAD PRESET 32

Note: Preset 32 is the factory default test preset. This preset sets the audio paths straight through (no gain, filters, or pro- cessing) to their respective AUX outputs. Main outputs A and B are driven from inputs 1 and 2 respectively.

Procedure:

Send the select preset 32 command:

Send: DA DT CT B2 7F 09 20 CS; Select preset 32

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Send the load preset command:

Send: DA DT CT B4 7F 09 01 CS; Load preset

Note: The load preset command must be sent within approxi- mately 2 seconds of the select preset command.

Note: Preset 32 may also be selected using the front panel controls.

1)Use the “” and “” buttons to select preset 32. (Dis- play shows P32.)

2)Press “SEL” button.

4.6.2 OUTPUT NOISE

Spec: LINE mode: –75 dBu and –80 dBu, 22 Hz to 22 kHz bandwidth.

Note: The test and printed specifications do not match. The printed specifications are for an "A" weighted 20-Hz to 22-kHz bandwidth. Production tests do not use "A" weighted filtering.

Initial Conditions: Inputs terminated at 50 W bal- anced. Bandwidth = 22 Hz to 22 kHz.

Procedure: Verify each main and AUX output meets spec.

4.6.3 FREQUENCY RESPONSE

Spec: +0.1, –0.6 dB from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.

Initial Conditions: Normalized to a reference of a 1 kHz, 0 dBu signal.

Procedure:

Verify each main and AUX output meets spec with one of the following methods:

A 10+ point, logarithmically spaced, sweep.

Testing at these frequencies: 20 Hz, 100 Hz, 500 Hz 1 kHz, 5 Hz, 10 kHz, and 20 kHz.

4.6.4 HARMONIC DISTORTION

Spec: < 0.030 % and > 0.001 % THD+N, with a 22 Hz to 22 kHz bandwidth.

Initial Conditions: Input signal: 1 kHz, 0 dBu.

Procedure: Verify each main and AUX output meets spec.

4.6.5 COMMON MODE REJECTION

Spec: >40 dB at 60 Hz in line mode, 22 Hz to 22 kHz bandwidth.

Procedure:

Input a 60 Hz +18 dBu balanced signal.

Monitor the associated AUX output with a 22 Hz to 22 kHz bandwidth and set the reference.

Change the input to common mode (same frequency and amplitude)

Verify the associated AUX output is attenuated at least 40 dB below reference with a 22 Hz to 22 kHz band- width.

4-2 Maintenance

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