Phonic i7600 User’s Manual

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Manual del Usuario

User's Manual

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Digital Graphic Equalizer with RTA

EQ Gráfico Digital con RTA

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V1.1 06/07/2012

USER'S MANUAL

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION	1
FEATURES	1
HOOKING IT UP	1
WORKING WITH THE i7600	2
THE EQ MODULE	5
THE RTA MODULE	7
SPECIFICATIONS	9
APPENDIX
DIMENSIONS	1
FACTORY PROGRAMS	2
USER PROGRAMS	12

Phonic preserves the right to improve or alter any information within this document without prior notice

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IMPOrTANT SAfETY INSTruCTIONS

the apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects				with liquids, such as vases,

shall be placed on the apparatus. the MainS plug is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily operable.

Warning: the user shall not place this apparatus in the area during the operation so that the mains switch can be easily accessible.

	1.	read these instructions before operating this
		apparatus.				CAuTION
	2.	Keep these instructions for future reference.
						rISk Of ELECTrIC SHOCk
	. heed all warnings to ensure safe operation.							DO NOT OPEN
	.	follow all instructions provided in this document.			caution: to rEDucE thE riSK of ElEctric ShocK,
	5.	Do not use this apparatus near water or in locations			Do not rEMoVE coVEr (or BacK)
					no uSEr SErVicEaBlE partS inSiDE
		where condensation may occur.			rEfEr SErVicing to qualifiED pErSonnEl
	6.	clean only with dry cloth. Do not use aerosol or liquid
		cleaners. unplug this apparatus before cleaning.			the lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an
	7.	Do not block any of the ventilation openings. install			equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the
					presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the
		in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
					product’
	8.	Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators,
					magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
		heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including
				.	the exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is in-
	9.	Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or
					tended to alert the user to the presence of important operat-
		grounding-type plug. a polarized plug has two blades			ing and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature
		with one wider than the other. a grounding type plug			accompanying the appliance.
		has two blades and a third grounding prong. the wide
		blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. if			WArNING: to reduce the risk of				or electric shock, do
		the provided plug does not into your outlet, consult			not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.
		an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10.protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plug, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

11.only use attachments/accessories by the manufacturer.

12.use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or

table by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. when a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus

combination to avoid injury from tipover.

1 . unplug this apparatus during lighting storms or when unused for long periods of time.

1 . refer all servicing to service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

CAuTION: use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

Introduction

Thank you for choosing a Phonic professional audio product. The i7600 i SupraCurve is an innovative product that combines a digital graphic equalizer with a full-feature real-time spectrum analyzer (RTA) in a slender one-rack-space body. What sets the i7600 apart from the crowd is its ability to perform the RTA tasks without interrupting the EQ operations.

For a system as complex as the i7600, the controls are surprisingly simple and intuitive. All operations are performed on just two knobs and two buttons, conveniently located at the center of the front panel.

This manual is designed to be both concise and comprehensive. It is concise enough to help you get a quick start on using your new i SupraCurve. It is comprehensive enough to help you gain a full understanding of the fine product you have purchased. We hope you will soon discover that you have made a wise investment in buying a Phonic product.

features

Rack mountable with a one-rack-space (1U) chassis

Total of 780 bright LED

Dual-channel, 30-band, 1/3-octave digital graphic equalizer

Dual-channel 29-band real-time spectrum analyzer (RTA)

24-bit AD/DA converters and 32-bit digital signal processor (DSP)

+/- 12 dB boost/cut

Channel-link function

Stores up to 60 programs: 30 factory-set, 30 user-defined

Selectable unit of measurement for RTA line signal: dBu or dBV

6 viewing range options for band-level measurement

6 response time options:

35 ms, 125 ms, 250 ms, 500 ms, 1 sec., and 2 sec.

Peak-hold options: permanent and none

3 weighting options: A weighting, C weighting, and flat

Pink noise generator outputs balanced test signals at 0 dB

Bypass function

	Variable low-pass filter (LPF) and	high-
	pass filter (HPF)

Balanced XLR and 1/4" TRS connectors

Operating levels of +4 dBu and -10 dBV independently selectable for input and output

User controlled key-lock function

Automatic save of settings after 10 seconds of inactivity

Hooking it up

1.Use the supplied power cord to connect the i7600 to an AC power outlet of a suitable voltage.

2.Connect the left and right main outputs of your mixer to the CH 1 and CH 2 ANALOG IN of the i7600. See Figure 1 for an illustration of the rear panel.

3.Connect the CH 1 and CH 2 ANALOG OUT of the i7600 to a pair of speakers.

4.Depress or release the OPERATING LEVEL toggle buttons so that the operating level of ANALOG IN matches that of your mixer, and the operating level of ANALOG OUT matches that of your speakers.

5.Turn on the POWER switch of i7600.

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WORKING WITH THE i7600

Controls and Display

The i7600 consists of two modules: EQ Module and RTAModule. The EQ Module has four control modes, and the RTA Module has three. The behaviors of the control knobs and the displayed information on the i7600 depend largely on which module and control mode is being used. Identifying your current control mode is the key to master the behaviors of the controls. Table 1 is designed to help you learn how to identify the current control mode.

Band Level Display

The most prominent parts on the face the i7600 are the two wide panes of Band Level Display. See Figure 1 for an illustration of the front panel. The left pane is for displaying frequency and level information of Channel 1, and the right pane is for Channel 2. Inside either pane are 30 columns of LEDs that represent the 30 ISO-standard bands of the audio spectrum in 1/3-octave intervals. Directly below every column is a number that indicates the center frequency of the band.

Alphanumeric Display

Between the two panes of Band Level Display is a two-line alphanumeric LCD. What information is shown in the Alphanumeric Display largely depends on the current control mode. There is, however, a closely followed rule: The upper line displays the system-wide or channel-specific status, whereas the lower line provides either the band-specific information or the names and values of various functions.

Clip warning

When a high-level signal exceeds the maximum capability of the unit, the signal is automatically compressed (clipped) in order to prevent damages to the system circuitry. When clipping occurs in one or both channels, a warning message is shown in the Alphanumeric Display. Table 2 describes the possible messages for clip warning.

Display	Meaning
Clip1	Clipping at Channel 1
Clip2	Clipping at Channel 2
Clip1+2	Clipping at both channels

Table 2: Clip warning messages

If clip warnings often appear in the Alphanumeric Display, try to reduce the signal level to prevent audio distortion. A real-time spectrum analyzer, such as the i7600 RTA Module, is the ideal tool for identifying the frequency that is being clipped. The i7600 can also help you find out whether the clipped signal is at the input (Pre EQ) stage or the output (Post EQ) stage.

			EQ Module				RTA Module
		Band Select	Band Edit	Function	Function Edit	Band Select	Function	Function Edit
				Select			Select
		Mode	Mode		Mode	Mode		Mode
				Mode			Mode
	EQ/RTA indicator	Off	Off	Off	Off	On	On	On
	Information type	Frequency	Frequency	Function	Function	Frequency	Function	Function
	in LCD (lower line)
	Flashing words			Entire Line	Value Only		Entire Line	Value Only
	in LCD (lower line)
	Cursor blink rate	Slow	Fast			Slow

Table 1: Identifying modules and control modes

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EQ/RTA switch and indicator

Pressing the EQ/RTA button lets you switch between the EQ Module and RTA Module. The accompanying green LED lights up when you are in the RTA Module.

Bypass switch and indicator

Pressing the Bypass button lets you switch the bypass function on or off. When a channel is bypassed, as indicated by the accompanying red LED, none of the EQ settings are applied to the input signal of that channel. As a result, the signal you get from the channel output is identical to the original input signal. This feature lets you make a quick comparison between the original and processed sounds. It is particularly useful when you are setting up your system.

NOTE: The Channel Link status affects the behavior of the Bypass button. When Channel Link is on, pressing the Bypass button affects the bypass status of both channels. When Channel Link is off, however, which channel will be affected by the Bypass button is determined by the location of the cursor (that is, the blinking LED in the Band Level Display, or the left-most blinking LED in a multiband group). If the cursor is in the left pane, pressing the Bypass button affects only the bypass status of Channel 1. Likewise, if the cursor is on the right pane, pressing the Bypass button affects only the bypass status of Channel 2.

GRAPHIC EDIT control

The behavior of this control knob depends on the current control mode. Generally, this knob adjusts the band-specific settings. We will discuss this control in greater detail later.

FUNCTION EDIT control

The behavior of this control knob also depends on the current control mode. Generally, this knob adjusts the system-wide and channel-specific settings. We will discuss this control in greater detail later.

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The eq Module Controls and Display

To edit a single band

With the EQ/RTA indicator off, turning or pushing the GRAPHIC EDIT knob will bring you to the EQ Band Select Mode. See Table1 for tips on identifying the control modes. To select a band, simply turn the GRAPHIC EDIT knob. The selected band is the one that has a slow-blinking LED (the cursor). To change from Channel 1 to Channel 2, turn the GRAPHIC EDIT knob clockwise until the cursor "jumps" to the right pane. Once a band is selected, you can edit its boost/cut level by pushing the GRAPHIC EDIT knob once. The cursor will blink faster to indicate that you are now in the EQ Band Edit Mode. While in this mode, turning the GRAPHIC EDIT knob will boost or cut the gain level of the band. After you are done editing the band level, push the GRAPHIC EDIT knob once again to return to the EQ Band Select Mode.

To edit a multiband group

While in the EQ Band Select Mode, turning the FUNCTION EDIT knob lets you select multiple bands as a group. For example, if the LED is originally blinking only at the 10K band of Channel 1, turning the FUNCTION EDIT knob clockwise by two notches will make these three LEDs blink: 10K, 12.5K, and 16K. If instead of two notches, you turn the knob clockwise by five notches, you will notice that the blinking LEDs are no longer limited to Channel 1 (at 10K, 12.5K, 16K and 20K Hz), but also include two bands of Channel 2 (at 25 and 31 Hz). This means you can group across the channels even when Channel Link is off. In practice, you may often want to raise or lower the boost/cut level of the entire spectrum of both channels. This crosschannel grouping makes the task quick and easy without having to link the channels.

Once a group is selected, push the GRAPHIC EDIT knob to enter the EQ Band Edit Mode; notice the LEDs are blinking faster. Now turn the GRAPHIC EDIT knob to edit simultaneously the boost/cut level of all selected bands. Push the GRAPHIC EDIT knob again to return to the EQ Band Select Mode.

Functions

WiththeEQ/RTAindicatoroff,pushingtheFUNCTION EDIT knob once will bring you to the EQ Function Select Mode. See Table 1 for tips on identifying the control modes. While in the EQ Function Select Mode, the upper line of the Alphanumeric Display provides important information on the current EQ settings. This information includes the following five values.

Program number: P1 through P30 are factoryset programs, and U1 through U30 are userdefined programs.

Low-pass filter: The letters LPF appears when the low-pass filter is active. This value is channel dependent.

High-pass filter: The letters HPF appears when the high-pass filter is active. This value is channel dependent.

Gain: G+ indicates that a gain increase is been applied to the output; G– is for gain decrease; and G= is for zero gain. This value is channel dependent.

Channel link: appears when the channel link

is on. Otherwise, is displayed.

The lower line of the Alphanumeric Display shows a function name and its current value. When you are in the EQ Function Select Mode, the entire lower line is flashing. This is to remind you that, if you turn the FUNCTION EDIT knob now, you will be "scrolling" through the function menu. Turn the

FUNCTION EDIT knob to find the function that you want to edit. Press the FUNCTION EDIT once to enter the EQ Function Edit Mode. Notice that the function name is no longer flashing and that only the variable value is. Turning the FUNCTION EDIT knob now will change the value for that function.

When you have finished adjusting the value, press the FUNCTION EDIT knob again to return to the EQ Function Select Mode.

The following sections describe all functions you can adjust in the EQ Function Edit Mode.

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Channel Link

When this function is set to On, all settings of Channel 1 are copied to Channel 2; and all subsequent adjustments will be simultaneously applied to both channels. When Channel Link is Off, you can adjust each channel separately; the location of the cursor determines which channel is to be affected. When the cursor is in the left pane, the adjustment is made to Channel 1; and when it is in the right pane, Channel 2 is affected.

Gain

This function lets you increase or decrease the gain level of the channel output. The range of control is from negative infinity to +6 dB. When Channel Link is set to Off, you can adjust the gain level for each channel separately.

Low-Pass Filter (LPF)

Alow-pass filter lets you "cut out" the unwanted high frequencies. You may set the threshold frequency anywhere between 1 kHz to 20 kHz in 1/6-octave intervals. Alternatively, you may remove the filter by setting it to OFF. This function is channel dependent.

High-Pass Filter (HPF)

A high-pass filter lets you "cut out" the unwanted low frequencies. You may set the threshold frequency anywhere between 20 Hz to 1 kHz in 1/6-octave intervals. Alternatively, you may remove the filter by setting it to OFF. This function is channel dependent.

Recall

This function lets you recall a previously stored program. This is an easy way to set up your EQ; it is especially useful during live events that often call for quick changes to the EQ settings in etween songs. You may recall any of the 60 stored programs (30 factory-set programs, from P1 to P30; and 30 userde? ned programs, from U1 to U30). See Appendix A for all factory programs. See also Appendix B for blank diagrams where you can record your favorite settings.

CAUTION: When you recall a program, the current EQ settings of both channels will be lost, regardless of the channel-link status. If you plan to use the current setting in the future, consider storing it before performing a recall.

Store

This function lets you store your favorite settings. You may store up to 30 programs, from U1 to U30. Information stored in a program includes all following values for both channels: the channel-link status, gain levels, low-pass-? lter frequencies, high-pass- ? Lter frequencies, and boost/cut levels of all bands. Appendix B provides 30 blank diagrams for you to record your stored programs.

Key Lock

The lock function can be activated by simply pressing the Graphic and Function Edit Controls simultaneously. Enabling locking means that you are then unable to change any settings of the i7600 until you have unlocked it once more. This helps prevents accidental alteration of settings while the device is in use. To turn the lock off, once again press the Graphic and Function Edit Controls simultaneously.

Auto Store

If the controls on the i7600 remain unused for more than 10 seconds, your current settings will automatically be saved and will be stored, even after the power is turned off. This ensures that your settings are never lost in unexpected power outages and that you get the settings you desire most on start up.

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The rta Module

Controls and Display

With the EQ/RTA indicator on, turning the GRAPHIC EDIT knob brings you to the RTA Band Select Mode. See Table 1 for tips on identifying the control modes. Continue to turn the knob to select a band. The selection is indicated by the blinking cursor at the bottom row of the Band Level Display. Once a band is selected, the Alphanumeric Display provides the following three pieces of information: the channel number (Channel 1 or Channel 2), the center frequency of the band, and the real-time level (if Peak hold is off) or the peak level (if Peak hold is on) of the band.

NOTE: In the RTA Module, the right-most LED column (marked 20K) in each pane of the Band Level Display does not show the level of the 20kilohertz band; rather, it shows the over-all level of the channel. To avoid confusion, special markings

are printed above the two 20K columns (▼―LEV)

and at the center-bottom of the front panel (▼―RTA/ CH LEVEL), reminding you that these two columns show the channel levels in the RTA Module.

Functions

Withthe EQ/RTAindicatoron, turning the FUNCTION EDIT knob brings you to the RTA Function Select Mode. See Table 1 for tips on identifying the control modes. While in the RTA Function Select Mode, the upper line of the Alphanumeric Display provides important information on the current RTA settings.

This information includes the following five values, all of which are system-wide (channel-independent) values.

The first two values indicate the viewing range of the Band Level Display. The first value represents the maximum level that can be represented in the Band Level Display. In other words, it corresponds to the top LED in each column. The second value, on the other hand, represents the minimum level, and corresponds to the bottom LED.

NOTE: The reference marks (+12, 0, and -12) beside the panes of the Band Level Display are applicable only in the EQ Module. While in the RTA Module, the reference values for the top and bottom LEDs are adjustable, and are shown in the Alphanumeric Display as described in the previous paragraph.

Weighting type: The letter A stands for A weighting, C for C weighting, and F for flat.

Signal source: The word Post indicates that the current measurement is taken from the processed (post-EQ) signal, whereas Pre indicates that the measurement is taken from the original (pre-EQ) input signal.

Pink noise: The letter P appears when the Pink noise function is set to ON.

The following sections describe all functions you can adjust in the RTA Function Edit Mode.

Range

This function lets you select the viewing range of the Band Level Display. Two values are associated with each selection. The first value represents the maximum level that can be represented in the Band Level Display. In other words, it corresponds to the top LED in each column. The second value, on the other hand, represents the minimum level, and corresponds to the bottom LED. Table 3 lists all available viewing ranges.

MAX	MIN
+ 30	- 6
+ 21	- 15
+ 12	- 24
+ 6	- 30
0	- 36
- 12	- 48

Table 3: Viewing ranges

Use this function to find the appropriate viewing range for your program. For instance, when there is little or no action in the Band Level Display, and you are certain that signals are being fed into at least one of the channels, you probably have set a range that is too high. In other words, all the activities are happening below the viewable range. Try lowering the range to resolve the problem.

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On the other hand, if you see the top LEDs in most of the bands are often lit, you probably have set a range that is too low. Try raising the range to see whether the problem is resolved. If the problem continues even when the highest range is selected, try to lower the gain setting in the EQ Module (if the measurement is post-EQ) or the output level of the source device (if the measurement is pre-EQ).

Response Time

This function determines the length of the time span within which measurements are averaged. The average value of each interval is represented by the height of the lit LED in a column. In effect, the value you choose for the response time will determine how fast the LEDs respond to the changes in sound intensity.

Different types of sound have different rates of change in intensity. In order to see a faithful representation of the sound on the LED display, you need to adjust the response time according to the type of sound that is being measured. Choose, for example, a short response time for a fast-attack and fast-decay sound, such as snare-drum beats; but opt for a longer response time for the long-sustaining sound of a typical wind instrument.

Options for the response time are: 35 ms, 125 ms, 250 ms, 500 ms, 1 second, and 2 seconds.

Weighting Type

The human ear responds differently to sounds at different frequencies. Even when the sound pressure level (SPL) is identical at all frequencies, an average person tends to hear a louder midrange sound as compared to the bass or high-frequency sounds. However, as the SPL is increased equally at all frequencies, the perceived loudness difference between the midrange and bass sounds becomes less predominant, and the difference between the midrange and high-frequency sounds becomes more apparent.

Because of this effect, the scale of a soundlevel meter must be "weighted" in order to better represent the loudness as perceived by an average person. The i7600 offers two types of weighting: The A weighting is designed to represent human hearing for low-level sounds, at 40 phons (40 dB SPL at 1 kHz); whereas the C weighting mimics the hearing for high-level sounds, at 100 phons (100 dB SPL at 1 kHz). When you want to measure the straightforward SPL of the signal, remember to set the Weighting type to F (Flat) for the un-weighted scale.

Unit of Measurement (dBu/dBV)

Thisfunctionletsyouchoosetheunitofmeasurement for the signal level. The unit dBu is referenced to 0.775 volts RMS (0 dBu = 0.775 V), whereas the unit dBV is referenced to 1 volt RMS (0 dBV = 1 V).

Peak Hold

When this function is set to ON, the highest level reached in each band is indicated by an LED that stays lit in the corresponding column in the Band Level Display. This lit LED will hold its position in the column until it is "pushed up" by a higher-level signal in the band.

Signal Source (Pre EQ/Post EQ)

This function lets you choose which signal is to be measured. Set to Pre EQ if you want to measure the input signal in its original, unprocessed form. On the other hand, if the processed (equalized) sound is what you want to measure, then Post EQ is the choice.

Pink Noise

The i7600 can generate a continuous stream of pink noise to help you calibrate your system. Turn on this function to send out the signal stream through the PINK NOISE OUT connector in the back of the unit.

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SPECIFICATIONS

INPUT

	Connectors	Balanced XLR and 1/4” TRS (combo)
	Nominal Operating Level	+4 dBu or -10 dBV (determined by a rear panel switch)
	Impedance	20k ohms
	Maximum Input Level	+16 dBu
	OUTPUT
	Connectors	Balanced XLR and 1/4” TRS
	Nominal Operating Level	+4 dBu or -10 dBV (determined by a rear panel switch)
	Impedance	220 ohms
	Maximum Output Level	+16 dBu
	SYSTEM
	Frequency Response	20 Hz to 22 kHz, +/- 0.5dB
	Dynamic Range	96 dB typical
	THD	0.004% typical at +4 dBu, 1 kHz
	S/R	< -90 dB
	Crosstalk	< -80 dB, 20 Hz to 22 kHz
	FUNTIONS
	EQ Module	Dual ISO-standard 30-band, 1/3-octave, 20 Hz to 20 kHz, LPF, HPF,
		channel gain
	RTA Module	Response time, level view range, weighting, peak hold, pink noise
	DIGITAL PROCESSING
	Converters	32-bit sigma-delta, 64/128-times oversampling
	Sampling Frequency	44.1 kHz
	PROGRAM MEMORY	30 factory-set programs (read only), 30 user-defined programs (read/write)
	FRONT PANEL
	Switches	EQ/RTA, Bypass
	Rotary Controls	Graphic Edit, Function Edit
	Display	Digital alphanumeric LCD
	REAR PANEL
	Connectors	Input x 2 (XLR and 1/4” TRS combo), Output x 2 (XLR and 1/4 TRS), pink
		noise (XLR)
	Switches	Input operating level switch (+4 dBu/-10 dBV). Output operating level
		switch (+4 dBu/-10 dBV).
	POWER REQUIREMENTS
	USA/Canada	~120 V AC, 60 Hz
	UK/Australia	~240 V AC, 50 Hz
	Europa	~230 V AC, 50 Hz
	Fuse	100-120 V AC: 1 A, 200-240 V AC: 0.5 A
	Power consumption	15 W
	Power connector	Standard IEC receptacle
	PHYSICAL
	Dimensions (WxHxD)	483 x 44 x 206 mm (19” x 1.7” x 8.1”)
	Weight	2.5 kg (5.5 lbs)

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SERVICE AND REPAIR

For replacement parts, service and repairs please contact the Phonic distributor in your country. Phonic does not release service manuals to consumers, and advice users to not attempt any self repairs, as doing so voids all warranties. You can locate a dealer near you at http://www.phonic.com/where/.

WARRANTY INFORMATION

Phonic stands behind every product we make with a no-hassles warranty. Warranty coverage may be extended, depending on your region. Phonic Corporation warrants this product for a minimum of one year from the original date of purchase against defects in material and workmanship under use as instructed by the user’s manual. Phonic, at its option, shall repair or replace the defective unit covered by this warranty. Please retain the dated sales receipt as evidence of the date of purchase. You will need it for any warranty service. No returns or repairs will be accepted without a proper RMA number (return merchandise authorization). In order to keep this warranty in effect, the product must have been handled and used as prescribed in the instructions accompanying this warranty. Any tampering of the product or attempts of self repair voids all warranty. This warranty does not cover any damage due to accident, misuse, abuse, or negligence. This warranty is valid only if the product was purchased new from an authorized Phonic dealer/distributor. For complete warranty policy information, please visit http://www.phonic.com/warranty/.

CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT

We encourage you to visit our online help at http://www.phonic.com/support/. There you can find answers to frequently asked questions, tech tips, driver downloads, returns instruction and other helpful information. We make every effort to answer your questions within one business day.

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CONTENIDO

INTRODUCCION	1
CARACTERISTICAS	1
CONECTANDO TODO	2
TRABAJANDO CON EL i7600	2
EL MODULO DE EQ	5
EL MODULO RTA	7
ESPECIFICACIONES	9
APPENDIX
DIMENSIONES	1
PROGRAMAS DE FABRICA	2
PROGRAMAS DEL USUARIO	12

Phonic se reserva el derecho de mejorar o alterar cualquier información provista dentro de este documento sin previo aviso.

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