5 Software Operation using the Java Remote
The SDEC can be controlled and configured from any computer that has access to the network via Ethernet. All necessary features can be accessed and all system setup parameters can be viewed and adjusted using the JAVA remote but advanced features can only be accessed if using London Architect to configure the SDEC. You must use London Architect to access these additional settings. Functions that cannot be done through the Java Remote include saving backup copies of the calibrated file to your computer, saving backup copies to the network device, seeing a graphic representation of the EQ curve, creating multiple EQ presets for different modes and recalling different EQ presets.
5.1 Using the JAVA Remote
After connecting the hardware as outlined in Section 4 SDEC Hardware Connection, open the folder that contains the Java Remote panel. Once you have opened the folder double click on the correct file for your hardware you will be prompted to enter the IP Address that appears on the front of the SDEC display. Use the file with the same name as your hardware. The file will end in a .JAR extension. This stands for JaVa Remote.
5.1.1Speaker Setup Screen
Begin with the speaker setup screen and select the correct speaker for your installation. This only needs to be done the first time. In the future, or if you go offline and then
5.1.2Distance/Delay settings
Measure the distance from the center of the listening area (or the “hot seat”) to each speaker location. The measurement is accurate to less then one inch.
5.1.3EQ settings and Mute Control
Click here to enter the EQ settings
Click here to select the correct channel to enter the EQ settings
Click here to mute the correct channels during the DACS test
5.1.4Channel Gain/Trim Adjust
Each channel should be adjusted to 75dB output after the DACS test has been completed.
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