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Harman user manual Section, Getting Started, DriveRack 4800/4820 User Manual

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4800/4820 User ManualIMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS Safety InstructionsU.K. MAINS PLUG WARNING IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYIntroduction Table of ContentsDriveRack Section 6 - Detailed ParametersTable of Contents DriveRackAppendix DriveRack 4800/4820 User Manual Table of ContentsDriveRack Customer Service Info featuresWARRANTY INFO DriveRackIntroduction0.1- DriveRack 4800/4820 Features IntroductionDriveRackDriveRackIntroduction 0.2 - Service Contact Info0.3 - Warranty DriveRack 4800/4820 User ManualIntroductionDriveRack DriveRack 4800/4820 User ManualSection software installa tionRear panel front panel1.1 - Rear Panel 4800/4820 SectionGetting Started 1. IEC Power Cord ReceptacleDriveRack Section1.2 - Front Panel Getting StartedGetting Started DriveRackSection 3. Input Channel Select A-D10. Output Adjustment/Mute Knobs GettingStarted1.3 - Front Panel DriveRackDriveRack 1. 4 - System Architect Control SoftwareSystem Architect Features SectionSection InstallationDriveRack Getting StartedGetting Started DriveRackSection DriveRack 4800/4820 User ManualSection PresetsDriveRack attributesDriveRack DriveRack Philosophy2.1 - DriveRack 4800/4820 Philosophy SectionDriveRack navigationmodes SectionDriveRack Front Panel Operation3.1 - Navigation SectionSection 3.2 - Modes of OperationDriveRack Front Panel OperationSection 1.Return to Edit mode by pressing the PRESET buttonDriveRack Front Panel OperationSection 2.Select the preset you would like to recallDriveRack Front Panel OperationSection 2.Select the preset you would like to deleteDriveRack Front Panel OperationFront Panel Operation DriveRackSection 2.Use the PREV and NEXT buttons to navigate through the pages of metersSection 5.Once the desired configuration is created, press and hold the RTA/LOAD button to load the configura- tionDriveRack Front Panel Operationvenue view module viewdevice view Software Operation4.2-SystemArchitectDriveRack4800/4820FileStorage Software Operation4.1 - DriveRack Philosophy 4.3.1 - Module ViewDriveRack 4.3.2 - Device WindowModule View Features SectionSection Device View FeaturesDriveRack Software OperationPreset Tool Device View MenuDevice Help Menu Software Operation DriveRackSection Meters4.3.3 - Venue View Venue File MenuDriveRack 4800/4820 User Manual DriveRack SectionSoftwareGUI SoftwareOp rationOverview Venue Edit MenuVenue Insert Menu DriveRack 4800/4820 User ManualSoftware Operation DriveRackSection Venue Panel MenuSoftware Operation DriveRackSection Venue Window MenuSoftware Operation DriveRackSection DriveRack 4800/4820 User ManualSection operationDriveRack front panelDriveRack In Use5.1 - Front Panel Operation SectionIn Use DriveRackSection 2. Press the Input A button and the EQ 1 button to move to the Input Graphic EQIn Use DriveRackSection 8.Store the name by pressing the STORE/DELETE buttonSection With three pages per Bandpass filter set, it should be noted that there will be nine total pages in this function; these pages can either be accessed by continuing to press NEXT PAGE or by pressing the next Output Channel button. Since in a 2x5 Bandpass the first two and the next two outputs are “linked” together, both outputs 1 and 2 will be controlled together in the first three pages of the Bandpass. Likewise, outputs 3 and 4 will be linked together, and controlled in pages 4 through 6. Output 5 is the mono summed output designed to be the Subwoofer output, and it is controlled on pages 7 throughDriveRack In UseSection 5.2 - GUI OperationDriveRack In UseSection 2.Select the Configuration WizardDriveRack In UseIn Use DriveRackSection DriveRack 4800/4820 User ManualDriveRack DetailedParameters SectionPink Noise On/Off switch Detailed Parameters6.1 - Input Mixer DriveRackPink Noise On/Off switch 6.2 - Input RouterSelected Source Switch DriveRackFlat/Restore switch 6.3 - Input Graphic EQEQ On/Off switch Frequency switchFlat/Restore switch 6.4 - Input 9-BandParametric EQEQ On/Off switch Type Bell and Shelf switchDelay fader 6.5 - Input DelayDelay On/Off switch Units switchDriveRack 6.6 - Output MixerMaster Mute switch SectionMaster Mute switch 6.7 - Output RouterSelected Source Switch DriveRackLowpass and Highpass Slope switch 6.8-OutputBandpassFilter/CrossoverBand Select switch Polarity switchFlat/Restore switch 6.9 - Output 6-BandParametric EQEQ On/Off switch Filter Select switchDelay fader 6.10 - Output DelayDelay On/Off switch Units switchMode switch 6.11 - Advanced Feedback Suppression AFS InsertAFS On/Off switch DriveRackDriveRack Type switchLive Filter Lift switch SectionDriveRack 6.12 - Automatic Gain Control AGC InsertAGC On/Off switch SectionSection Limiter Auto On/Off switchDriveRack Detailed ParametersDriveRack 6.13 - AutoWarmth InsertAutoWarmth On/Off switch SectionCompressor On/Off switch DriveRackSectionDetailed Parameters 6.14 - Compressor Insert OverEasy faderSection Auto On/Off switchDriveRack Detailed ParametersType switch 6.15-De-EsserInsertDe-EsserOn/Off switch DriveRackDriveRack 6.16 - Noise GateGate On/Off switch SectionPeakStopPlus On/Off switch Detailed Parameters 6.17 - Limiter InsertLimiter On/Off switch Auto On/Off switchDetailed Parameters DriveRackSection Attack faderFlat/Restore switch 6.18 - Notch Filter InsertNotch On/Off switch Filter Select switchDriveRack 6.19 - SubHarmonic Synthesizer InsertSubHarmonic Synth On/Off switch SectionDriveRack UTILITIESUtilities Section7.2 - Gains & Trims Utilities7.1 - Miscellaneous 7.3 – Sample Rate7.4 - Real Time Clock 7.5 - Access Rights7.7 - Preset Range 7.6 - UsersSection Note: Setting up a basic NetworkDriveRack UtilitiesDriveRackAppendix A.1 - Specifications AppendixDriveRackDriveRack 4800/4820 User Manual DriveRackAppendix Input Insert ProcessingDriveRack 4800/4820 User Manual A.2 - Block Diagram AppendixDriveRackDriveRack 4800/4820 User Manual A.4 - Crossover Table A.3 - Preset TableAppendix Preset NumberAppendixDriveRack A.5 - Digital I/O and ClockingA.6 - Word Clock Termination Clock Source 75Ω Coaxial Cable 4800/4820Zone Controller Installation A.7-ZoneControllerWiringandInstallationZone Controller Wiring DriveRackAppendixAppendixDriveRack Diagram A Diagram BDiagram C DriveRack 4800/4820 User ManualDriveRackAppendix White/GreenDriveRack 4800/4820 User Manual A.8 - ZC-4Wiring Diagram AppendixDriveRackDriveRack 4800/4820 User Manual Power-UpButton Functions A.9 - Factory ResetFactory Reset Information A. “Hard” Factory ResetAppendixDriveRack A.10 - Ethernet NetworkingA.10.1 - Overview of TCP/IP Basics IP addressDriveRackAppendix DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol•Using Microsoft Windows XP or AssumptionsA.10.4 - Proxy A.10.3 - Setup of a Simple IsolatedEthernet Network Using DHCP AppendixDriveRackDriveRackAppendix A.10.5 - Virtual Private Networks VPNA.10.6 - Network Considerations and Limitations DriveRack 4800/4820 User ManualSoftware Firewall A.10.7-NetworkTroubleshootingAppendixDriveRack Ethernet LinkA.10.8 - Copyrights DriveRackAppendixDriveRack 4800/4820 User Manual AppendixDriveRack NVidia CorpDriveRack 4800/4820 User Manual DriveRackAppendix DriveRack 4800/4820 User ManualE-mailus at: customer@dbxpro.com or 8760 South Sandy Parkway Sandy, Utah PhoneFax 801 Int’l Fax: 801 Questions or comments? visit our World Wide Web home page at