Lyngdorf Audio TDAI 2200 Advanced setup, Communication, Comm Address, Comm Speed, Master/Slave

Advanced setup

The sub menus accessible in the Advanced menu are:

Advanced setup

Communication	Routing	Delay
Master/Slave	Crossover freq.	Trigger setup
Line Out	Filter Type	Remote Control

Communication

The sub menus accessible in the Communication menu are:

Software versions

Factory Reset

Communication

Comm Address

Comm Speed

Comm Address

The Communication Address setting identifies the TDAI 2200’s to the PC interface or other Lyngdorf products. In master mode the amplifier setting is normally 1, and the addresses 2-99 can be used for individual slave amplifiers, but nothing is restricted. The PC software must know the address of the TDAI 2200 in order to communicate with it.

Comm Speed

The Communication Speed setting is the RS232 Link interface speed. The default setting is 57600 baud. With different PC’s and different lengths of cables the settings can be changed to 9600 or 115200 baud. If a multi-amplifier set-up is installed with Master/Slave communication, a smaller delay can be observed when using higher speeds.

Master/Slave

Master/Slave

As default a TDAI 2200 is set as a Slave. The Master setting should be used if you are using two TDAI 2200, e.g. for bi-amping or if using one to drive the main loudspeakers and one to drive the Lyngdorf Audio cornerwoofer(s) or the subwoofer(s). When set as a Master the first TDAI will control the second TDAI (the Slave), e.g. when adjusting the volume control and when switching on and off.

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