Configuration With External Noise Generator; Connecting Diagram With External Noise Generator - CESVA FP122 Manual Del Usuario

6. By simultaneously pressing the
filters will be set to 0 dB (flat equalizer).
10) If you want to stop the noise reproduction, press the STOP key
will stop and the state indicator will go from
reproduction will finish and the indicator will go to
with the main switch [11].
NOTE:

The stop and start and equalizing controls of the noise reproduction
concerns to the signal amplification stage.

When the noise reproduction is stopped, the fan turns off for 30 seconds to
ease the measurement of the decay curves in reverberation time
measurements.

The AP602 turns on with the last configured parameters; these parameters
are saved before the AP602 is turned off.

If or indication appear, then see 8

4.2 Configuration with external noise generator

Another possible configuration that allows the FP122 is using an external noise
generator. With this configuration, the internal noise generator of the AP602 is
omitted and it is possible to equalize, amplify and play the noise generated by an
external source. Some instruments have their own built-in noise generator. To
configure the FP122 in this way, follow the next steps:

4.2.1 Connecting diagram with external noise generator

NOTE:

Always connect the equipment with the equipment turned off and consult
the chapter 8 about safety measures and advice.

1) Connect the AP602 and the BP012 with the Speakon-Speakon CN012 cable.
In the AP602 you should connect the cable into the Speaker connector [24]
and in the BP012 side into the Speakon connector [2].
2) Connect the AP602 to the main supply with the mains cable in the mains
connector [13].
3) Connect the signal output of the external generator to the line SIGNAL INPUT
of the AP602, XLR connector [20].
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keys, the attenuations of all the
to after 3 seconds the noise
,
. Switch off the AP602
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