Controls

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Channels
Field name	Meaning
General
ID	The two octets of the amplifier ID number in hex format. This is shown on the display at the back of the unit.
IP Address	The IP address of the amplifier. This is shown on the display at the back of the unit.
Power	Lit (green) when the amplifier is switched on. If remote mode is selected on the amplifier, you can switch it on or off using the Power button within NWare.
Rmte (Remote)	Lit (green) when the amplifier is running in remote mode.
Link	Lit (green) when a link is established between NWare and the device across the network.
Fault	Lit (red) when a fault condition, e.g. thermal or short circuit, has been detected by the amplifier. Please refer to the amplifier documentation for information on fault conditions.
CobraNet
Input (A / D)	Selects either analog audio input using Phoenix connectors or digital audio input from the CobraNet network.
Bundle Num.	The audio bundle number for the device. This must correspond with the bundle number specified for the NION associated with the amplifier. You can then make connections to the amplifier using the NION flyoffs.
Channel x
Fault	Lit (red) if the amplifier enters ACL or IGM or experiences a thermal, DC voltage, or short circuit fault.
Name	A name for the channel. This label can be used to improve the clarity of the user interface for the end user.
Gain	Adjusts the amount of amplification or attenuation to be applied to the channel. Range is -97 to 0 dB.
Mute	Mutes the channel output. The LED is lit (red) when the channel is muted.
Alerts
User Temp	The user-specified upper limit for the channels' heat sink temperature. If the limit is exceeded, the light will be lit (yellow).
IGM	Lit (yellow) when the Instantaneous Gain Modulation (IGM) circuit detects a load that overstresses the output stage. The channel gain is automatically adjusted to a safe level.
ACL	Lit (yellow) when the Active Clip Limiting (ACL) circuit is active because a channel has reached the clipping point.
Cobranet
Subchannel	The subchannel numbers for the audio channels.
Faults
Temperature	Lit (red) when a channel’s heat sink temperature reaches 75°C (which may indicate an obstructed air supply). The channel will independently protect itself by disconnecting its load and shutting down until it has cooled.
DC	Lit (red) when the amplifier channel detects DC voltage or subsonic frequencies at a channel output. The respective output relay will immediately open to prevent loudspeaker damage.
RTLM (Real Time Load Monitoring)	Lit (red) when the load for the channel exceeds the upper or lower limit. If this indicator is lit, and the RTLM training process has successfully completed, it indicates that the load on the amplifier has altered significantly. This could be because a loud speaker has blown, for example.
RTLM
Upper	The upper limit for the load level. If the limit is exceeded, the Fault light will be lit.
Lower	The lower limit for the load level. If the limit is exceeded, the Fault light will be lit.
Advanced
Field name	Meaning
Subnet Mask	The subnet mask for the Ethernet / CobraNet network.
Gateway	The IP address of the router. If there is no router, this will be set to 0.0.0.0.
Gain/Sensitivity	Position of the Gain switch at the rear of the amplifier. This can be set to give constant sensitivity, or a constant gain of x20 (26 dB) or x40 (32 dB). Display only.
Version	Firmware version running on the amplifier. Display only.
AC Power Info
Volt	Voltage provided to the amplifier. Display only.
Amp	Current provided to the amplifier. Display only.
Watt	Input power provided to the amplifier. Display only.
RTLM
Channel	The channel number.
Train	Starts the training process for a channel. Used once speakers have been connected to the outputs and audio is running through the amplifier. The process takes between 5 and 10 minutes. The Training light will switch off automatically when the process is complete. Notes: If the load level is too low, the training process will not complete. If you are using a Ci amplifier, the training process will not complete successfully unless all the channels are loaded and driven appropriately.
Abort	Aborts the training process for a channel. Use this button to stop the training process if more than 10 minutes have elapsed since the process was started, and the Training light is still lit.