Shipping to Manufacturer for Repair or Adjustment | Telex ISP-100

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Shipping to Manufacturer for Repair or Adjustment

All shipments of Merlin products should be made via United Parcel Service or the best available shipper prepaid. The equipment should be shipped in the original packing carton; if that is not available, use any suitable container that is rigid and of adequate size. If a substitute container is used, the equipment should be wrapped in paper and surrounded with at least four inches of excelsior or similar shock- absorbing material. All shipments must be sent to the following address and must include the Return Authorization.

Factory Service department

Telex Communications, Inc.

West 1st Street

Blue Earth, MN 56013 U.S.A.

Upon completion of any repair the equipment will be returned via United Parcel Service or specified shipper collect.

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Telex ISP-100 manual Shipping to Manufacturer for Repair or Adjustment

Contents

ISP-100 This page Left Blank Intentionally Proprietary Notice Shipping to Manufacturer for Repair or Adjustment Procedure for Returns Iii Table of Contents PEQ Installing VUE-IT Processing Components Viii Table of Contents Glossary Standard Quickmap Library An Overview of the ISP-100 Customer Support About this ManualConventions Used in this Manual Introduction Front Panel Features see FigureUnpacking Rack Mounting Rear Panel Features see FigurePower Requirements Operating Environment Battery/module tool Card Installation Procedure Balanced Input from Unbalanced Output Cable DiagramsAnalog Audio MIM-1, MIM-2, MOM-1 Balanced Input from Balanced Output Spdif Input Balanced Output to Unbalanced InputDigital Audio MDM-1 Cards AES/EBU Input Front Panel RS-232 AES/EBU OutputSpdif Output Serial Communications Connections Over 50 Feet Rear Panel RS-232 16Connector pinouts July Master Sync Input General Purpose Inputs GPI This page Left Blank Intentionally User Modifications Case of Problems Factory Default Mode Diagnostics Retrieving Serial Numbers Retrieving Version Numbers Changing the Fuse Changing the BatterySchurter P/N Telex P/N Finland Denmark Helpful Information Technical Support Shipping to Manufacturer for Repair or Adjustment This page Left Blank Intentionally Components HighPass Filter Property Limiter PropertyFilters Property LowPass Filter Property Output Property ISP-100 Component PlotsCombine Property Input Property Peaked HighPass Filter Gate Linkwitz-Riley 3-way Crossover Notch Filter System Frequency Response System Noise Floor System THD+N System Measurements Miscellaneous PowerMIM-1 & MIM-2* Analog Input Modules Performance MOM-1 Analog Output Module Performance Sample Rate Converter Engaged1 MDM-1 AES/EBU Digital I/O Module Mutes Performance Sample Rate Converter bypassed Physical Power Identifying a Serial Port Minimum System RequirementsLoading the Software 1OS mismatch dialog Updating the ISP-100’s Operating System 3Open OS file dialog Dialog box similar to the one in the -6 should appear Configuring the Software 9Communications error dialog This page Left Blank Intentionally 1VUE-IT workspace Starting VUE-IT 2Create new project dialog Starting a New Project 4New project created VUE-IT File System Component Directory Archiving ProjectsMounting Projects QuickMAP Template Files Using VUE-IT Edit see Figure Soft Mute Ramp in Ms Window see Figure System Configurations see Figure Project Manager Master Clock Selection Properties for the ISP-100Input Slot Bit Level QuickMAP Selection Project Properties Component Properties QuickMAP Properties 15Component export dialog Component Export Component Import QuickSET Manager Selecting the Active QuickSET Configuring Input PinsCreating New QuickSETs Deleting QuickSETs 19 GPI panel Testing the GPI Assignments QuickMAP Component Bypassing QuickMAP Using the Pad Control Using the Stereo ControlInput Digital I/O Mute RX Using the Relay ControlOutput Mute Control Input Stream Emphasis Status InformationSample Rate Converter Input Stream Format Device Status Panel Output Meters Processing Components Combine Using the KnobUsing the Text Box Using the UP/DOWN Arrows Bypass Control master Fine F or Coarse C ControlPolarity Control + Mute Control M Threshold CompressorFamiliar Controls Compression Ratio Release Time Attack TimeKnee Selection Unfamiliar Controls Sidechain SourceDetection Window Crest Factor Sensitivity Computation of Average Level MeteringBypass Overshoot Meter Using the Slider Ratio Control Knee ControlSidechain Two-Way Crossovers Crossover July Three-Way Crossovers Two-way Linkwitz-Riley Crossovers Three-way Bessel and Butterworth Crossovers 7Three-way Linkwitz-Riley crossover implementation Three-way Linkwitz-Riley Crossovers July 8Four-way crossover implementation Four-Way Crossovers 9Four-way Bessel & Butterworth crossover implementation Four-way Bessel and Butterworth Crossovers 10Four-way Linkwitz-Riley crossover implementation Four-way Linkwitz-Riley Crossovers LPx HPx = θx LPx + HPx = θ July Link/Unlink Control Three-wayFour-way Low, Low-Mid, Mid, Mid-High and High Controls Cutoff Frequency ClassPassband Gain Fine F or Coarse C Control Attenuation and Polarity CutAttenuator Processing Components Cut Setting Delay Delay Bit Level Dither Dither Bit Level Dither Signal Characteristics Filter Bands Filter HighPass Filters LowPass Filters HighShelf Filters LowShelf Filters Parametric EQ Filters Notch Filters Bandwidth Center Frequency Peaked HighPass Filters Boost and CutPeak Magnitude Frequency in Hz AllPass FiltersFilter Type Active Band Boost/Cut Using the Filter Tool Gain Trim Using the Magnitude Mag. or Phase ControlUsing the Logarithmic Log. or Linear Control Using the 24 dB, 40 dB, 120 dB Controls Isolate Iso Control Gain and Polarity Gain Fine or Coarse Control Master AttenuatorPre-Fader Metering PFM Processing Components Gain Opening Time Gate Key Channel Closing TimeGated Attenuation Attenuation and Threshold Controls Keying from Other Channels Open, Window, Close Controls 19Limiter component Limiter Release Time Unfamiliar Controls Metering Computation of Average Level Fine or Coarse Control Selecting the Input Select Glossary DSP Glossary This page Left Blank Intentionally Applying QuickMAPs Identification of Slots and Connectors MONDOEQ.QMS 2X6CMBC.QMS 2X8COMB.QMS 3X6CMBC.QMS 2X8THRU.QMS 4CHAN.QMS 4X6CMBC.QMS 4X6THRU.QMS 32W.QMS 2WAYS.QMS 23WAY.QMS 22WSUB.QMS 22WFR.QMS 22W2ST.QMS 42WAYS.QMS 4W2FR.QMS LCR.QMS MONO3W.QMS Copyright