Справочное Руководство для Crown studio reference i

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Studio Reference 
IIIII & II
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  Professional Studio Amplifiers
2 Facilities
A. Level Controls
Each channel’s output level can be adjusted accurately
using the 31-position detented level controls on the front
panel (see Section 4.4).
B. 
ODEP
 Indicators
During normal operation of the amplifier, the 
ODEP
(Output Device Emulation Protection) indicators glow
brightly to show the presence of reserve thermody-
namic energy. They dim proportionally as energy
reserves decrease. In the rare event that energy re-
serves are depleted, the indicators turn off and 
ODEP
proportionally limits the output drive so the amplifier can
safely continue operating even under severe conditions.
These indicators also help to identify more unusual op-
erating conditions (see Figure 4.2).
C. 
IOC
 Indicators
The 
IOC
 (Input Output Comparator) indicators serve as
sensitive distortion indicators to provide 
proof of
distortion-free performance
. Under normal conditions,
the indicators remain off. They flash if the output
waveform differs from the input by 0.05% or more (see
Section 4.2). If the input signal level is too high, the
indicators will also flash brightly with a half-second hold
delay to show input overload or output clipping. 
Note:
The channel 2 IOC indicator stays on in Parallel-Mono
mode.
 See Section 4.2.
D. Signal Presence Indicators
These indicators flash synchronously with the amplifier’s
audio output to show signal presence. 
Note: These indi-
cators may not flash at very low input signal levels.
 See
Section 4.2.
E. Enable Indicator
This indicator lights when the amplifier has been “en-
abled” or turned on, and AC power is available.
F. Enable Switch
This push button is used to turn the amplifier on and off.
When turned on, the output is muted for about four sec-
onds to protect your system from start-up transients.
This is why a power sequencer is rarely needed for mul-
tiple units. (The turn-on delay can be changed. Contact
Crown’s Technical Support Group for details.)
G. Dust Filter
The dust filter removes large particles from the air drawn
in by the cooling fan. In most cases, the fan will not run
so the filter will remain clean. If the filter becomes dirty, it
can be removed for easy cleaning (see Section 4.5).
H. Dynamic Range / Level Meters
A five-segment output meter is provided for each chan-
nel. The meters are factory-set to show dynamic range
of the signals in dB, which is computed as the ratio of
peak to average output power. Also, the meter can op-
tionally be set to show output levels (see Section 4.4).
  Meter Switches
Two switches behind the front panel can be used to
customize the output meters (H). By default, the meters
display dynamic range. To make the meters display sig-
nal levels or to turn them off, see Section 4.4.
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G
H
A
B C D
A
B
C
D
E
F
Fig. 2.1  Front Facilities