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Turbosound LMS-D26, LMS-D6, LMS-D24 LMS Series Loudspeaker Management Systems, Introduction

Models: LMS-D26 LMS-D24 LMS-D6

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TA-890

LMS SERIES LOUDSPEAKER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Introduction

This section is provided with the aim of assisting sound engineers, installers and consultants to fully understand Turbosound Loudspeaker Management Systems, and to obtain the full benefit of their capabilities.

The LMS-D6 and LMS-D26 are dedicated Loudspeaker Management Systems, specially configured for Turbosound's Aspect Systems, and to be used in conjunction with Turbosound AMP-890 amplifier racks.

General features & facilities

Unpacking

As part of Turbosound's system of quality control, this product is carefully checked before packing, to ensure flawless appearance. After unpacking the unit, please inspect for any physical damage and retain the shipping carton and all relevant packing materials for use should the unit need returning.

After unpacking the unit please check carefully for damage. If damage is found, please notify the carrier concerned at once. You, the consignee, must instigate any claim. Please retain all packaging in case of future re-shipment.

There will be a small packet of spare fuses with the unit. Please keep them in a safe place.

If any damage has occurred, please notify your dealer immediately, so that a written claim for damages can be initiated. See the Warranty section at the end of this manual.

Mechanical Installation

A vertical rack space of 1U (44mm / 1.75") is required for each unit. If used in a mobile or transportable system, the unit must be supported at the rear by additional bracing or shelving, to prevent vibration-induced metal fatigue of the racking ‘ears’. Failure to do this will impair reliability and invalidate the Warranty. The rack casing will need a depth of 425mm (minimum) to clear the connectors.

Adequate ventilation must be provided by allowing sufficient room around the sides and rear of the unit to permit free circulation of air. Forced cooling is not required, a factor which aids component longevity. The front of the unit should not be exposed to long term direct sunlight as this can have a detrimental effect on the display lens.

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Turbosound LMS-D26 LMS Series Loudspeaker Management Systems, Introduction, General features & facilities Unpacking

Contents

Aspect TA-890 System TA-890 TA-890 TA-890 Amplifier Rack Signal Wiring Output Connections Products EC Declaration of ConformityTurbosound Polyhorn IntroductionTurbosound Aspect System Concepts TA-890 Aspect TA-890 Turnkey System Concept Amplifier Racks Power AmplifiersLoudspeaker Management System LMS Concept LMS-D24, LMS-D26 and LMS-D6 Loudspeaker Management SystemsTA-890L Low Frequency Enclosure Digital ControllersAspect Loudspeaker Components TA-890H Mid-high Enclosure TSW-218 SubwooferTA-890 Transportation Aspect Flying Systems Overview Flying and StackingGigmate Acoustic Simulation Setting up a Venue OverviewRunning Turbosound GigMate / Ease Focus for the first time System Setup Designing a system TA-890 TA-890 Changing the system Theatre-style venue 3-wide flown cluster @ 1kHz Safety Notes on Rigging Sample Certificate of Load Test Flying Hardware Wide and Narrow Flybar SettingsSingle A-System Flybar FB-890/1A TOP View Bottom View Figue 3. Triple ‘A’ System Flybar FB-890A/3W TS-890 Tilting Straps FC-890 Flying ChainsTA-890 Four-wide hang using MB-890 and FB-890/2A ‘A’ System Flygear Integral Flying HardwareSwing Latch Connecting Flying Chains to the CabinetConnecting Cabinets ‘A’ System Drop LinkSetting Vertical Angles ‘A’ System Attach buckle Attaching the Tilt StrapsAiming directivity of the stack Turbobass DirectivityBass Enclosure arraying TA-890 ABC DEF Typical Left to Right problemBass in a line Creating Directional Bass arraysFanned bass General observations of long lines of bass Bessel ArrayEnd firing array Summing up Ground stacking Introduction General features & facilities UnpackingMechanical Installation LMS Series Loudspeaker Management SystemsLMS-D6 Front Panel Functions LMS-D6 Rear Panel Functions Mains PowerPowering Up Voltage SettingSafety Earthing AC Power FusingAudio Connections Input and Output Connector WiringTime correction for loudspeaker driver placement LMS-D24 and D26 Loudspeaker Management Systems FeaturesFront Panel Functions TA-890 Rear Panel Functions Creating a Crossover Selecting a Factory PresetOperating the LMS-D24 and D26 Starting upNavigation and Viewing Parameters A Freq Width Gain EQ1 100Hz 1.4Q 0.0dBNavigation Out1 Freq Width Gain EQ1 100Hz 1.4Q 0.0dBPresets Preset RecallPreset Store Preset Name Store My SystemStereo / Mono Formats Input DSP block diagramOutput DSP block diagram DSP Processing LayoutInput Channels DSP ProcessingA Freq Shape HPF 20.0Hz LR24 Parametric filters Parametric EqualisationHigh and Low shelving filters Gain and Polarity DelayOutput Channels High and Low Pass Filters Out1 Freq Shape LPF 2.50k LR24Out1 Freq Slope Gain EQ- 100Hz 12dB 0.0dB Routing LimitersUtility functions UtilitiesAudio Input Connectors Racking, Cables and Connections AMP-890 Aspect System Amplification RackInput Connections OptionsOutput Connections Amplifier Rack Signal WiringMid-High Outputs Break-out Cables NL4 bass Extension Cables Break-out cables NL8 mid-highMains Connections General Features & Facilities T-45 High Efficiency Audio Power AmplifiersFront Panel Functions T-25 Front Panel Functions T-45 Mechanical Installation Audio Connections & Controls Voltage RangeInput Impedance Gain and Sensitivity SettingsPolarity Damping Factor Attenuation & Gain SettingCooling System Long Speaker LinesMaintenance To rotate the horn moulding from ‘A’ mode to ‘B’ mode Removal of the high frequency driver To rotate the horn moulding from ‘B’ mode to ‘A’ modeRemoval of the high-mid frequency driver Removal of the low-mid frequency drive units General MaintenancePaintwork TA-890 Technical Specifications Serial Numbers WarrantyTA-890