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JBL 260 user manual Section, Getting Started, DriveRack User Manual

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Custom Tunings DriveRackUser Manual FeaturingIMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION WARNING FOR YOUR PROTECTION READ THE FOLLOWINGIMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION •use only shielded interconnecting cablesELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYDriveRack Table of ContentsSection 3 - Configuration Functions Section 6 - Remote ControlDriveRack INTRODUCTIONWARRANTY INFO Customer Service InfoDriveRack 260 Features DriveRackIntroduction 0.1 Defining the DriveRack 260 System0.2 Service Contact Info DriveRackIntroductionDriveRack User Manual ZC-BOBIntroductionDriveRack 0.3 Warranty DriveRack User ManualSection Getting StartedDriveRack Section IEC Power Cord ReceptaclePower Switch RS485 Zone Control Input RJ-45connector typeDriveRack SectionGetting Started 1.2 Front PanelSection DriveRackGetting Started 1.3 Quick StartDriveRack SectionStep-by-stepSetup Procedure Getting StartedDriveRack SectionGetting Started DriveRack User ManualDriveRack SectionGetting Started DriveRack User ManualDriveRack SectionGetting Started DriveRack User ManualGetting Started DriveRackSection DriveRack SectionGetting Started DriveRack User ManualGetting Started DriveRackSection DriveRack SectionGetting Started DriveRack User Manualfunctions SectionDriveRack editingDriveRack SectionEditing Functions 2.1 Basic Navigation ModesDriveRackSection Editing Functions2.3 Navigating the Pre-EQSection 28-GEQand PEQ 2.4 Navigating the CROSSOVER SectionDriveRack SectionEditing Functions 2.5 Navigating the Other Section2.7 Navigating the Delay Section DELAYDriveRackSection Editing FunctionsDriveRack SectionEditing Functions 2.9 Navigating the Wizard SectionConfiguration DriveRackSection functionsConfiguration Functions DriveRackSection ProgramSection Configuration FunctionsDriveRack 3.3 Editing Factory ProgramsConfiguration Functions DriveRackSection 3.4 Saving Factory Program ChangesConfiguration Functions 3.5 Creating a User Configuration260 Signal Path DriveRackSectionConfiguration Functions DriveRackSection A A2Configuration Functions DriveRackSection POST EQ Link/UnlinkConfiguration Functions 3.6 Saving Configuration ChangesDriveRack SectionDETAILED DriveRackSection PARAMETERSFlatten/Restore DriveRackSection Detailed ParametersDriveRack SectionDetailed Parameters 4.2 Feedback EliminatorDriveRack SectionDetailed Parameters 4.3 Subharmonic SynthesizerDriveRack SectionDetailed Parameters 4.4 GateDriveRack SectionDetailed Parameters 4.5 Automatic Gain Control AGCFlatten/Restore DriveRackSection Detailed ParametersDriveRack SectionDetailed Parameters 4.9 Compressor/LimiterDriveRack SectionDetailed Parameters Threshold T -40to +20dBuDriveRack SectionDetailed Parameters LIMITER4.10 Alignment Delay Delay On/OffDelay Time DriveRackPhase 0 to -175Degrees DriveRackSection Detailed ParametersUTILITIES METERSSECTION DriveRackDriveRack SectionUtilities/Meters 5.1.1 LCD Contrast / Auto EQ PlotSection Power Up ModesDriveRack •ZC-1volume boost and cut •ZC-2volume boost and cut with muteDriveRack SectionDriveRack SectionUtilities/Meters 5.1.4 SecurityDriveRack SectionUtilities/Meters Press Store to ChangeDriveRack SectionUtilities/Meters 5.1.5 Program List/Program ChangePROGRAM/CONFIG button to exit DriveRackSection Utilities/MetersINS A COMP - o+ DriveRackSection Page DriveWare Zone ControllersControl RemoteSECTION Remote ControlINSTALLATION CONFIGURATIONSECTION Remote ControlCONFIGURATION DriveRackRemote Control DriveRackSECTION BASIC OPERATIONRemote Control DriveRackSECTION The Utility Menus will appear as followsRemote Control ZONE CONTROLLER INSTALLATIONDriveRack SECTIONRemote Control DriveRack2 4 2 2 4 SECTIONRemote Control ZONE CONTROLLER WIRINGDiagram A Diagram B POWERRemote Control Diagram CDriveRack SECTIONDiagram A Diagram BDiagram C DriveRackAPPLICATION GUIDESection DriveRackDriveRack SectionApplication Guide 7.1 Mono 4-Wayw/ Two Aux ZonesDriveRackSection Application Guide 7.2- Stereo Tri-ampHardware SoftwareDriveRack SectionApplication Guide 7.3 Stereo w/ four Aux ZonesApplication Guide 7.4 Stereo Bi-ampw/ Dual Delay DriveRackSectionHardware SoftwarePage DriveRackAppendix Appendix A A.1 Factory ResetA.2 Power Up Quick Key Options Factory “Hard” ResetAppendix A A.3 SpecificationsPower Supply DriveRackAdjust Crossover Output Gains gain structure DriveRackAppendix A AppendixA.5 Crossover Diagrams DriveRackAppendix A AppendixAppendix ADriveRack Power AmplifiersAppendix Program ListDriveRackAppendix A Appendix A.7 Block Diagram260 Signal Path WIRE RTA MIXERA.8 Input and Output Diagrams DriveRackAppendix A AppendixA.10 System Setup and Gain Structure DriveRackAppendix AAppendix A.9 Gain Level Jumpers DriveRack User ManualOne thing that is critical to system setup is maximizing gain structure. Gain structure refers to aligning the gain of each device so that they all clip at the same point, and the noise floor of the entire system is at its absolute minimum. Quite often PA systems are setup with the amplifier input controls turned all the way up in the incorrect assumption that this is the only way to get the maximum output level. Amplifiers are fixed gain devices, turning down the amplifier input attenuators does not change the potential output of the amplifier; it only requires more input voltage to get full output power. Many amplifiers will clip with an input level greater than +6 dBu when the input attenuators are turned all the way up. Most mixing consoles can deliver over +18 dBu of output level before clipping. This means that with your amps tuned all the way up you are sacrificing 12 dB of headroom, resulting in poorer noise performance and the potential of system clipping. By adjusting the amplifier controls properly, you can maximize your system performance DriveRackAppendix A AppendixPage 18-1796V-EPrinted in China 8760 South Sandy Parkway Sandy, Utah Phone: 801Fax 801 Int’l Fax: 801 Questions or comments?