Meyer Sound 100 Manual Do Utilizador

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An optional RMS remote monitoring system module can be 
installed in the Acheron, allowing it to be connected to an 
RMS network. RMS allows real-time monitoring of multiple 
Meyer Sound self-powered loudspeakers from a Windows-
based computer. The RMS host computer communicates 
with Meyer Sound loudspeakers (equipped with RMS mod-
ules) via a simple twisted pair network, or an Ethernet net-
work using an FT-10 to Ethernet adapter.

For the latest RMS system require-

ments, go to 

RMS-equipped loudspeakers include a 

Mute Jumper to enable the loudspeaker’s mute 

and solo capability. Meyer Sound currently ships 
RMS-equipped loudspeakers with the Mute Jumper 
installed. These mute-enabled loudspeakers can be 
identified by the blue “ME” sticker on the face of the 
RMS module. Older RMS-equipped loudspeakers 
can easily be mute-enabled by installing the Mute 
Jumper. For more information, refer to the RMS User 
Guide.

The RMS software allows you to dis-

able Mute and Solo functions to eliminate any 

possibility of accidentally muting loudspeakers. Mute 
and solo capability can also be disabled by removing 
the Mute Jumper from RMS modules. For more infor-
mation, refer to the RMS User Guide.

RMS does not control AC power.

RMS software provides extensive system status and perfor-
mance data for each loudspeaker, including amplifier volt-
age, limiting activity, power output, fan and driver status, as 
well as mute and solo capability. Loudspeakers are added to 
the RMS network and assigned a node name during a one-
time commissioning procedure where the loudspeaker is 
identified by either entering its unique Neuron ID, or by 
pressing its Service button.

Once loudspeakers are identified on the RMS network, they 
appear in the RMS software as icons and views; they are 
also automatically added to the RMS database on the host 
computer.