QSC CXD4-5, CXD4-2 Quick Start Manual

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CXD Amplifier
Quick Start Guide
EXPLANATION OF TERMS AND SYMBOLS
The term “WARNING!” indicates instructions regarding personal safety. If the instructions are not followed the result may be bodily injury or death.
The term “CAUTION!” indicates instructions regarding possible damage to physical equipment. If these instructions are not followed, it may result in damage to the equipment that may not be covered under the warranty.
The term “IMPORTANT!” indicates instructions or information that are vital to the successful completion of the procedure.
The intent of the lightning fl ash with arrowhead symbol in a triangle is to alert the user to the presence of un-insulated "dangerous" voltage within the product's enclosure that may be of suffi cient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to humans.
The intent of the exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is to alert the user to the presence of important safety, and operating and maintenance instructions in this manual.
NOTE:
four separate outputs. For detailed instructions for custom confi gurations refer to the CXD User Guide (TD-000367).
This Quick Start Guide is based on the basic confi guration as the amplifi er comes from the factory. Four separate inputs, and
Rack-Mount the Amplifi er
1. Secure the amplifi er in the rack with eight screws (not supplied), four in front, four in back.
— Figure 1 —
TD-000350-00-B
*TD-000350-00*
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Connections
Inputs
1. Wire the audio line-level source to up to four Euro-style connectors (supplied). You may use either balanced inputs (Figure 2) or unbalanced inputs (Figure 3).
2. Plug the connectors into the appropriate receptacles (Routable Inputs 1, 2, 3, 4) Figure 4.
3. Connect the IEC power cord to the AC receptacle on the rear of the amplifi er. (Figure 5)
GPIO
ROUTABLE INPUTS
2143
HEARTBEAT GPIO
Balanced
+
— Figure 2 —
Unbalanced
+
— Figure 3 —
GPIO
— Figure 5 —
— Figure 4 —
WARNING!:
Do not turn the amplifi er on at this time.
Outputs
When the output confi guration of the amplifi er changes, the Outputs to the loudspeakers change accordingly. Use the diagrams shown in Figure 6 thru Figure 8 as a reference for wiring the loudspeakers. After connecting the outputs to the loudspeakers, you may turn the amplifi er on.
Separate Channels (A B C D)
For Four Separate Loudspeakers
Use four 2-wire cables, connect to:
• T1+/T2- (Loudspeaker 1)
• T3+/T4- (Loudspeaker 2)
• T5+/T6- (Loudspeaker 3)
• T7+/T8- (Loudspeaker 4)
A
8.0
625
625
B
8.0
625
625
C
8.0
625
625
D
8.0
625
625
OUTPUTS TO SPEAKERS
+
CH A
­+
CH B
­+
CH C
­+
CH D
-
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
SETTINGS CAN BE CONFIGURED FOR
70V, 100V AND
200V DIRECT
BRIDGED
T1+ T3-
COMBINING APPLICATIONS
OUTPUT.
CH A+B
CH C+D
T5+ T7-
CH AB+CD
T1
+
T5-
T3+
T7-
PARALLEL CHANNEL
CH AB
T1+
T2-
T3+
T4-
CH CD
T5+
T6-
T7+
T8-
CH ABC
T2-
T1
+
T4-
T3+
T6-
T5+
CH ABCD
+
T2-
T1 T3+
T4-
T5+
T6-
T7+
T8-
— Figure 6 —
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Bridged (A+B) and Separate (C D ) Channels
S
S
For A+B (Bridged) One Loudspeaker
Use one 2-wire cable connect to:
• T1+/T3-
For C & D (Separate) Two Loudspeakers
Use two 2-wire cables connect to:
• T5+/T6- for CH C
• T7+/T8- for CH D
A+B
1250
1250
8.0
8.0
625
625
C
D
8.0
625
625
Parallel Channels (ABCD)
For One Loudspeaker
Full power to one loudspeaker
Use one 2-wire cable, connect to:
• T1+/T2-
• Jumper T1, T3, T5, T7
• Jumper T2, T4, T6, T8
For Multiple Loudspeakers
Full power for multiple loudspeakers in parallel
Use up to four 2-wire cables, connect to:
• T1+/T2-
• T3+/T4-
• T5+/T6-
• T7+/T8-
A+B
8.0
1250
1250
C+D
8.0
1250
1250
A B C D
8.0
2500
2500
— Figure 7 —
OUTPUTS TO SPEAKERS
+
CH A
­+
CH B
­+
CH C
­+
CH D
-
OUTPUTS TO SPEAKERS
+
CH A
­+
CH B
­+
CH C
­+
CH D
-
T1+, T3+, T5+, and T7+ are elec trically the same point T2-, T4-, T6-, and T8- are elec trically the same point
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
SETTINGS CAN BE CONFIGURED FOR
70V, 100V AND
200V DIRECT
OUTPUT.
BRIDGED
CH A+B
T1+ T3-
CH C+D
T5+ T7-
CH AB+CD
T1
+
T5-
T3+
T7-
SETTINGS CAN BE CONFIGURED FOR
70V, 100V AND
200V DIRECT
OUTPUT.
BRIDGED
CH A+B
T1+
T3-
CH C+D
T5+
T7-
CH AB+CD
T1
+
T5-
T3+
T7-
PARALLEL CHANNEL
COMBINING APPLICATION
CH AB
T1+
T2-
T3+
T4-
CH CD
T5+
T6-
T7+
T8-
CH ABC
T2-
T1
+
T4-
T3+
T6-
T5+
CH ABCD
+
T1
T2-
T3+
T4-
T5+
T6-
T7+
T8-
PARALLEL CHANNEL
COMBINING APPLICATION
CH AB
T1+
T2-
T3+
T4-
CH CD
T5+
T6-
T7+
T8-
CH ABC
T2-
T1
+
T4-
T3+
T6-
T5+
CH ABCD
+
T2-
T1 T3+
T4-
T5+
T6-
T7+
T8-
— Figure 8 —
Connect the Loudspeakers
1. Connect the loudspeaker wiring to the 8-pin Euro-style connector as needed for your amplifi er's confi guration.
2. Install the female 8-pin Euro-style connector onto the male connector on the rear of the amplifi er as shown in Figure 9.
3. Use a Phillips screwdriver to secure the connector.
— Figure 9 —
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CXD Amplifi er Signal Flow
Input Settings
Sensitivity
Switch
Sensitivity
Switch
Sensitivity
Switch
Sensitivity
Switch
Meter
Meter
Meter
Meter
Gain
Gain
Gain
Gain
1
2
3
4
Mixer
Mixer
Mixer
Mixer
Button
Actuated
Mute
Mute
Mute
Mute
Highpass
Filter
Highpass
Filter
Highpass
Filter
Highpass
Filter
Amplifi er Control
Off Mode
• Rear power switch is off, the amplifi er is not operable. The power switch is the AC Mains disconnect.
• The power button is not illuminated.
• Turn the power switch to on. The amplifi er enters the Run Mode.
• The power button is illuminated blue.
Output Processing
Gain /
Lowpass
Polarity
Lowpass
Gain /
Polarity
Gain /
Lowpass
Polarity
Lowpass
Gain /
Polarity
Crossover
— Figure 10 —
ENTER Button
• Navigates into the menu structure
• Enters the edit mode for adjusting parameters
• Confi rms the changes you make
EXIT Button
• Navigates out of the menu structure and parameter selection.
• In the edit mode, pressing EXIT reverts the value back to its prior
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter
5-band
PEQ
5-band
PEQ
5-band
PEQ
5-band
PEQ
Delay
Delay
Delay
Delay
RMS / Peak
Limiter
RMS / Peak
Limiter
RMS / Peak
Limiter
RMS / Peak
Limiter
state, and exits the edit mode.
Meter
Meter
Meter
Meter
Amp Configuration
A
B
C
D
Set by Wizard
ENTER
EXIT
Run Mode
• From Standby or Mute All modes, press and release the power button on the front panel.
• The power button is illuminated blue.
• The amplifi er is fully operable; audio can pass.
Standby Mode
• From Mute All or Run modes, press and hold the power button on the front panel.
• The power button illuminates solid red.
• The amplifi er is not operable; audio will not pass.
Mute All Mode
• From the Run Mode, press and release the power button.
• The power button fl ashes red.
• The front panel and DSP functionality are fully operable. Any changes you make are saved and take effect in the Run Mode.
Master Control Knob
• Scrolls up/down and right/left to select menu items and parameters
• Adjusts parameters
HOME Button
HOME
• If you are on the Home screen, pressing HOME displays the alternate Home screen. Pressing HOME again returns you to the primary Home screen.
• If you are on a navigation screen, pressing HOME takes you to the home screen.
• If you are on an edit screen, pressing HOME will confi rm any value being edited and take you to the Home screen.
GAIN Button
GAIN
• Pressing the GAIN button from any screen takes you to the output gain screen for the most recently accessed output channel.
• Pressing GAIN again confi rms the gain change and returns to the screen you were on when you pressed GAIN.
SEL Buttons
SEL
• Use these buttons to navigate between input channels or output channels. For example, if you are adjusting output gain on channel A, pressing the channel B SEL button takes you to the gain adjustment for channel B.
• The SEL buttons are active only when the LCD screen is on an input or output parameter adjustment screen.
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Menu Tree
d
Presets
Preset Recall
Preset Save
Preset Wizard
*For QSC Line Arrays only
Screen Types
Informational
Informational screens, like the HOME screen, are designed to provide you with a good amount of useful information at a glance.
Inputs
Input Sensitivity
Input Gain
F1: Config - A B C D
Home (Press HOME for more information)
Full
A - FR
+1.5 dB
Full
B - FR
+3.5 dB
Outputs
Mixer w/Noise & Tone
Mode (Lo-Z, 70V, 100V)
Processing
Array Correction*
Crossover
EQ
Delay
Limiter
Load Speaker
Save Speaker
Full
C - FR
+1.5 dB
Full
D - FR
+1.5 dB
Utilities
Status
Amp ID
Display
Lockout
Passwor
GPIO
Preset # and Configuration Location and breadcrumbs
Channel Configuration and Gain
Navigational
Navigational screens provide the means to move around and select menu items. Use the Master Control knob, ENTER and EXIT buttons for navigation. This is an example of one type of navigational screen, there are others.
Parameter Editing
Parameter editing screens allow you to select, edit, and confi rm changes for various system parameters. Use the ENTER button to edit and confi rm changes to parameters. Use the Master Control knob to select parameter, and make adjustments. Use the EXIT button to exit the edit mode without saving changes.
121 V 7.2 AAC Voltage: AC Current:
Amp Status:
OK
— Figure 11 —
F1: Config - A B C D
Menu
PRESETS
Preset Recall and Save
INPUTS
— Figure 12 —
F1: Config - A B C D
Gn/Pol
-7.0 dB
Gain
Polarity
POL+
Output
A
20 dB
-60 dB
AC Voltage and Current
Amplifier Status
Preset # and Configuration Location and breadcrumbs
Empty area indicates no selections above (CCW).
Current Menu Selection
Next Menu selection below (CW)
Parameter being edited
Parameter not selected
Parameter selected
Gain
-7.0 dB
— Figure 13 —
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Presets
The CXD amplifi ers are preset driven, so to get the most out of the amplifi ers an understanding of how presets work is essential. A Preset, in the context of the CXD amplifi ers, is a combination of amplifi er confi guration and DSP processing; as a preset is recalled it can change the output routing and wiring and/or any DSP processing.
Preset Creation
A preset can be created in two ways, the fi rst is to modify an existing preset, then save this as a new Preset; the second is to use the Preset Wizard to create a Preset from scratch.
Preset Wizard
The Preset Wizard simplifi es the preset creation process, and allows the user to create a preset from the ground up. The Wizard provides a mechanism for the user to select his desired power and load. Based on these selections, the best amplifi er confi guration is selected and the user is then allowed to select and assign loudspeakers to each output.
To start the Wizard:
STEP 1 —
Adjust Impedance and Power
Output:
Imped:
Power:
Remaining Power Available: 1875 W
Enter Load Profile (Impedance and Power)
A
B
8.0
8.0
625
625
625
HOME > PRESETS > PRESET WIZARD > ENTER
OUTPUTS SPEAKERS SAVE
AB C D
8.0 - - - - - -
25 - - - - - -
Default = 8 Ω
Default = min. for amp
Adjust Impedance based on the total loudspeaker load connected to the channel.
Possible Output Mode Combinations using the Preset Wizard
A B + C D
8.0
2475
— Figure 14 —
8.0
C
D
8.0
625
A+B
8.0
1250
C
8.0
625
D
8.0
625
A+B
8.0
1250
C+D
8.0
1250
A B C D
8.0
2500
Adjust Impedance
Adjust Power
To confirm, press
Modes: A B = Separate Channels A+B = Bridge Mode AB = Parallel Mode
ENTER
STEP 2 —
Select Output Channel for Speaker Assignment
OUTPUTS SPEAKERS SAVE
Output:
Imped:
Power:
Spkr:
ADCB
8.0 8.08.08.0
625 625625625
- - - - - - - -- - - -- - - -
Assign
Assign
Optional: Scroll to desired Output channel
To Assign a loudspeaker, press
AssignAssign
Loudspeaker assignment is optional.
ENTER
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STEP 3 —
Select Speaker Type for Channel
OUTPUTS SPEAKERS SAVE
To edit Speaker, press
ENTER
A
Band and Filter selections are based on the Speaker.
To exit edit mode and confirm, press
Scroll to select Speaker type
ENTER
Scroll to edit Band then Filter
STEP 4 —
Output:
Speaker:
Band:
Filter:
Save Wizard Preset
WL2102 BiLFNS
2-Way LF
80 Hz
CONFIRM
OUTPUTS SPEAKERS SAVE
Scroll to the Save screen
User Preset Number:
New Preset Name
Con f i g - A
21
To edit User Preset number, press
ENTER
To name and save the preset,
SAVE
Edit preset number or press EXIT
Complete steps 1 thru 3 under “To Save a New User Preset”
Saving Presets
Presets can be modifi ed and saved using the Save Preset menu. You can start with a Factory Preset (F<n>: <name>), make modifi cations, then save it as a User Preset (U<n>: <name>). You cannot overwrite Factory Presets. There are two ways to save Presets, Overwrite an existing User Preset, or Save a new User Preset.
To Overwrite a User Preset,
Overwrite Preset
U1: Config - A B C D
Press ENTER to save preset
To Save a New User Preset,
STEP 1 —
Select and Edit Preset Number
U1: Config - A B C D
Con f i g - A
Edit preset number or press EXIT
HOME > PRESETS > PRESET SAVE > ENTER
SAVE
HOME > PRESETS > PRESET SAVE AS > ENTER
User Preset Number:
New Preset Name
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SAVE
To save, press
To exit without saving, press
To confirm the save, press
To edit User Preset number, press
Scroll to desired number (1 thru 50)
To confirm User Preset number, press
ENTER
EXIT
ENTER
ENTER
ENTER
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STEP 2 —
Name the Preset
STEP 3 —
U1: Config - A B C D
User Preset Number:
New Preset Name
Con f i g X A
Press ENTER to edit preset name
Save Preset
U1: Config - A B C D
User Preset Number:
New Preset Name
Con f i g X A
SAVE
21
21
Indicates editing
Indicates New Preset Name selection
Indicates more positions
Up to 21 characters, A - Z / a - z / 0 - 9 / _ / - / space
When you are finished naming, press
Scroll to New Preset Name
Press
Scroll to desired position
Press
Scroll to SAVE
Press
SAVE
SAVE
Press ENTER to save preset
To confirm Save, press
Recalling Presets
Recalling a Preset changes the confi guration of the amplifi er. You can recall factory or user-defi ned presets. To Overwrite a User Preset,
ENTER
ENTER
EXIT
ENTER
ENTER
HOME > PRESETS > PRESET RECALL > ENTER
STEP 4 —
STEP 5 —
Select Preset
F1: Config - A B C D
F1: Config - A B C D
Full
1
Input Sub MF FullHFLF
Full Full Full
2
A
B
3
Confi rm Selection
F1: Config - A B C D
F18: Triamp - A+B C D
LF
1
A+B
Press ENTER to confirm selection
C
MF HF
3
C
Indicates more Presets
Scroll to desired Preset
4
D
To select the Preset conguration, press
4
D
20 Factory, up to 50 User-dened
To Conrm the selection, press
ENTER
ENTER
Bottom message changes to: “Recalling Preset now...” You may hear relays clicking
Utilities
The Utilities section provides the following amplifi er information and functionality: Please refer to the CXD User Manual for complete details.
• STATUS
• ID
• Serial Number
• LOCKOUT
• PASSWORD
• GPIO
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