Peavey IPR 6000, IPR 3000, IPR 4500 Getting Started with DSP, SETUP WIZARD Fig, Speaker Selection

Getting Started with DSP

To navigate through the menus on the LCD screen, simply use the push-button navigation encoder located to the right of the LCD screen.

The quickest and easiest way to configure any IPR™ DSP model is to use the Setup Wizard. After switching the unit on, the IPR DSP will display the Setup Wizard entry screen for 6 seconds (Fig. 1). Turn the encoder to "Yes" and depress to enter the Setup Wizard. If no input is received after six seconds, the screen will advance to the main operating menu.

SETUP WIZARD (Fig. 2)

If there are currently stored manual settings in the DSP, the LCD screen will read “CLEAR MANUAL EQ SETTINGS?” This warning indicates there have been changes made to the DSP in manual mode and continuing through the Setup Wizard will erase the previously stored settings. To continue through the wizard, select “YES.” Selecting “NO” will leave the Setup Wizard and advance to the main operating menu.

Speaker Selection

The first screen in the Setup Wizard allows the user to select the speaker associated with each channel of the amplifier. Rotate the navigation encoder and press to select the speaker for each channel. By selecting the speaker associated with each channel, the IPR DSP can make certain assumptions and create optimal settings

for most circumstances with very little input from the user. The IPR DSP includes a library of Peavey speakers, as well as some generic selections for non-Peavey speakers. (Fig. 3)

After selecting speakers for each channel, if a subwoofer has not been selected, the user will be prompted with, “DOES THE SYSTEM HAVE A SUBWOOFER?” If “Yes” is selected, the amplifier will assume it is part of a two-way system with another amplifier operating the subwoofer.

The IPR DSP will then assign a 100 Hz crossover to each channel, allowing only those frequencies above 100 Hz to pass to the speaker cabinets attached to the amplifier. If a subwoofer was selected during the setup process, the amplifier will automatically assign the appropriate crossover to each channel.

Note: In the Setup Wizard the crossover is automatically set at 100 Hz. Enter Manual mode to adjust crossover frequency. (Fig. 4)

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