User manual CRESTRON QS C2N-DAP8RC

[. . . ] NOTE: The DAP8RC requires 21 Watts of Cresnet power and may require a dedicated Crestron power supply. Connect Head End and Local Sources Connect audio and video sources to the DAP8RC using the diagram below as a guide. Quick Start ­ DOC. 6232 Digital Audio Processor with Room Control: C2N-DAP8RC · 1 Digital Audio Processor with Room Control Connect Outputs Crestron C2N-DAP8RC Connect audio and video outputs from the DAP8RC using the diagram below as a guide. Network ID The Net ID of the DAP8RC is factory set to 50. The Net IDs of multiple DAP8RCs in the same system must be unique, and the Net ID of each unit must match an ID code specified in the SIMPL Windows program. [. . . ] After downloading the example program, load the . spz program to the control system, and load the . vtz program to the touchpanel. Refer to "Upload via Crestron Viewport" on page 56 of the Operations Guide for the DAP8RC (Doc. The MUTE button and the up and down arrows at the lower right control the sound being supplied to the available speakers indicated by the LEDs in the upper right corner. The SOURCE SELECT area is used to select the digital or analog audio material connected to the unit's input ports. The UTILITY area lets you select the AUDIO or VIDEO switching utilities, or SYSTEM SETUP. The TONE CONTROL area provides controls appropriate to the chosen audio source and decoding mode. The display provides a set of buttons you use to select the parts of the system to be configured-- SPEAKER CONFIG, AUDIO CONFIG, and EQ'S--plus AUDIO SWITCH and VIDEO SWITCH, which are used to set the internal routing of audio and video signals. Initially, the large screen area to the right is blank. Quick Start ­ DOC. 6232 Digital Audio Processor with Room Control: C2N-DAP8RC · 3 Digital Audio Processor with Room Control Crestron C2N-DAP8RC · From the system setup display, select SPEAKER CONFIG to display the SPEAKER CONFIG window. Use this screen to specify the speaker arrangement of your system and to set the crossover frequency for the subwoofer. · From the system setup display, select AUDIO CONFIG to display the AUDIO CONFIG window. Use this screen to set up the volume trims, the delays, and the noise generator settings. The VOLUME TRIMS specify the relative gain for each speaker in the room. The DELAY X 1ms settings specify the delays needed to ensure that the sound from all speakers reach the listener's ears at exactly the same time. · From the system setup display, selecting the EQ's button displays the EQUALIZATION window used to specify the various filter settings for each speaker in the system. · From the system setup display, select AUDIO SWITCH to display the AUDIO SWITCHING window used to select the analog source you wish to appear on the three possible outputs. [. . . ] When any of the digital audio inputs are chosen as the source selection, the system automatically detects the encoding method of the incoming signal and displays the appropriate decoding mode choices. Room Calibration After you have determined that the DAP8RC is functioning properly, the next step is to install it at the site and to calibrate the DAP8RC to the listening area. This process, called room calibration, is a critical part of setting up a home theater. Without proper calibration, the impact of a movie or musical soundtrack will lack what the sound engineer had originally intended. [. . . ]