button to open the Amplffier Settings window.The exact look of the panel will vary if the device is being individually controlled or in a Master Panel. This variance also includes the controls that are included on the Master Panel.
Double click the button to open the Amplffier Settings window.
The amplifier settings page contains five items pertaining to the actual amplifier.
The Amplifier Output Enable will turn the high voltage rails of the amplifier on or off. When it is enabled, the rails are energized and the amplifier can produce signal. If this is disabled, the amplifier will not produce audio. This selection is on a channel by channel selection.
This control displays the current thermal level of the channel.
This control lets you set an acceptable thermal level between 1% and 100%. If the actual thermal level exceeds this setting, an error message will be generated if selected.
You can choose to be informed through error reporting when a Thermal Error occurs. Report Via Network will send a message to the System Architect Event Log indicating that there is a problem.
With the time control, one sets the number of seconds (1 to 10) during which the number of Clip error events are counted for possible error reporting.
The Count slider lets you set number of Clip events per unit of time allowed before an error is generated between one and one hundred.
You can choose to be informed through error reporting when an excessive number of or Clip events occur over a unit of time in an amplifier. Report Via Network will send a message to the System Architect Event Log indicating that there is a problem.
The Line Voltage section allows you to monitor the line voltage in real time. You may also set a high and low limit. You may select to have voltage levels outside of these bounds reported to you via error reporting
Actual Line Voltage is displayed in the Monitor area.
You can set the line voltage limits by using the numeric spin boxes. You select a voltage limit as maximum voltage and minimum voltage. This protection is in addition to the protection built into the amplifier.
Click the "Report Via Network" button in this area so that it is on if you want to have any voltage out-of-range events reported to you through the System Architect Event Log.
You can choose to be informed through error reporting when there is a fan error. Report Via Network will send a message to the System Architect Event Log indicating that there is a problem.
If you are connected to the Internet you can find additional information, including video overviews at:
http://www.crownaudio.com/tutorials/