Back Panel; Dsp Functions; Controls & Display - Phonic iAMP3020DSP Manual Del Usuario

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BACK PANEL

6. Combo Input Jacks
Both channels of the iAMP DSP offer actively balanced
'combination' input jacks. These accept either 3-pin XLR
or ¼" TRS connectors. The design of the iAMP's circuitry
allows for the highest possible input signal level to be
received from the majority of sources.
7. Thru Output
These balanced ¼" outputs allow users to patch the
incoming signals directly out to additional amplifiers or
input devices.
8. Speaker Connectors
The iAMP DSP offers a professional-standard 4 pole
speaker connector for each output channel. Twist the
cable clockwise to lock speakers into place and counter
clockwise to release.
9. Breaker Switch
In the unlikely event that an external influence presents
a problem that could potentially harm the unit, the iAMP
DSP's breaker will trip. Check all wiring and cables before
resetting a tripped breaker. If the breaker repeatedly trips,
we advise that you get in touch with your country's Phonic
distributor for repairs and services.
10. Cooling Fan
Due to the heat that can be accumulated when amplifying
signals, Phonic includes a variable-speed fan that is
temperature sensitive – activated and deactivating as
necessary.
11. AC Power Connector
This input connector is for IEC power cables, allowing for
AC power to be sent to the unit. Please use the power cable
provided with the unit to power the iAMP DSP. We strongly
suggest that you under no circumstances remove the
grounding pin from the cable. Doing so could be detrimental
to the iAMP DSP's operation and to your safety.
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DSP Functions

The iAMP DSP models have a built-in DSP processor
offering a multitude of onboard signal processors. These
are controlled using the three buttons and display located
on the front of the amplifier. Functions include a 31-band
equalizer, limiter, phase reverse, crossover and delay,
among other system-related features.
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CONTROLS & DISPLAY
12. Display
All DSP functions can be viewed on this display. In the main
menu, the different menu items are listed to the left. These
are: GEQ31, Input, Limiter, Meter, Monitor, Output, Scene,
Crossover and Delay. The 3 control buttons beneath the
display can be used to navigate this menu.
In the main menu, a small square beside a function's
name indicates that the function is currently selected and
the SET/ENTER button can be pushed to enter the menu.
Inside the individual function menus, a flashing cursor is
an indication that the feature is now being edited. Editing
can be done using the left/right buttons.
13. Left/Right Buttons
These two buttons are simply used to scroll through the
different options and settings of the onboard DSP. They can
be pushed in for a short time to make scrolling through the
available options faster.
14. SET/ENTER Button
This button is used to enter different functions' submenus,
as well as being used to confirm settings. When in
submenus, the SET/ENTER button can be pushed and
held for a couple of seconds to return to the main menu.
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