AUDIO FOCUS A Series User manual

Opération Manual • Version 1.1 (English)
A Series
MADE IN BELGIUM
Four- channel ampliers with
DSP and remote control
A 354 SCiO
A 704 SCiO
A 1504 SCiO
A 3004 SCiO
© 2022 AUDIOFOCUS . All rights reserved.
September 2022 - www.AUDIOFOCUS.eu

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: to reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back). No user-serviceable
parts inside. Refer servicing to qualied service personnel.
The lightning ash with arrowhead sym-
bol, within an equilateral triangle, is in-
tended to alert the user to the presence
of an uninsulated “dangerous voltage”
within the product’s enclosure that may be of suf-
cient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric
shock to persons.
The exclamation mark within an equilat-
eral triangle is intended to alert the user
to the presence of important operating
and maintenance (servicing) instruc-
tions in the literature accompanying the
equipment.
INSTRUCTIONS
Before installing or operating the equipment, read
all safety instructions, warnings and operating in-
structions.
Heed all warnings. Follow all instructions. Keep all
safety, installation and operating instructions for
future reference.
INSTALLING AND OPERATION LOCATION
Do not use this apparatus near water. Do not ex-
pose this apparatus to drips or splashes. Do not
place any objects lled with liquids, such as vases,
on the apparatus.
Do not install near any heat sources such as radi-
ators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
(including ampliers) that produce heat. No naked
ames, such as lighted candles, should be placed
on the apparatus.
Do not install the apparatus in a conned space
such as a book case or similar unit. Do not block
any ventilation openings.
Ensure that foreign objects and liquids cannot get
into the equipment.
Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s in-
structions. Only use attachments/accessories spec-
ied by the manufacturer.
Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket or ta-
ble specied by the manufacturer, or sold with the
apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when
moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid in-
jury from tip-over .
The apparatus should be located close
enough to the AC outlet so that you can
easily grasp the power cord plug at any
time.
The mains plug, the appliance coupler or the mains
switch is used as the disconnect device. Either de-
vice shall remain readily operable when the appa-
ratus is installed or used.
POWER SOURCE AND GROUNDING
This product should be operated only from the
power source indicated on the apparatus or in
the operating instructions. If you are not sure of
the type of power supply to the premises where
the equipment is to be used, consult your product
dealer or local power company.
Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarised
or grounding-type plug. A polarised plug has two
blades with one wider than the other. A grounding
type plug has two blades and a third grounding
prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provid-
ed for your safety. If the provided plug does not t
into your outlet, consult an electrician for replace-
ment of the obsolete outlet.
Connect Class I construction apparatus to an AC
outlet with a protective grounding connection.
Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords or in-
tegral convenience receptacles, as this can result in
a risk of re or electric shock.
Protect the power cord from being walked on or
pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience recepta-
cles and the point where they exit from the appara-
tus. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms
or when unused for long periods of time.
POWER SUPPLY AND POWER CORD REQUIRE-
MENTS:
Power supply class I grounding requirements:
For protection from fault currents, the equipment
shall be connected to a grounding terminal. Plug
the system power cord into an AC outlet that pro-
vides a ground connection.
Substitute cords may not provide adequate fault
protection. Only use the power cord supplied with
this product or an authorized/equivalent replace-
ment.
Safety notices:
Denmark:
Apparatets stikprop skal tilsluttes en stikkontakt
med jord, som giver forbindelse til stikproppens
jord.
Finland:
Laite on liitettävä suojakoskettimilla varustettuun
pistorasiaan.
Norway:
Apparatet må tilkoples jordet stikkontakt.
Sweden:
Apparaten skall anslutas till jordat uttag.

CLEANING, MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING
Unplug the apparatus from the wall outlet before
cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol
cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
Do not attempt to service this product yourself,
as opening or removing covers may expose you to
dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all ser-
vicing to qualied service personal.
Servicing is required when the apparatus has been
damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or
plug 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.
INTENDED USE
The equipment may only be used for the purpose
described in the operation instructions. Never car-
ry out any work on the equipment other than as
specied in the operating manual.
Never push objects of any kind into this product
through openings, as they may touch dangerous
voltage points or short-cut parts, which could re-
sult in a re or electric shock.
Children should never use the apparatus without
close adult supervision.
WARNING: excessive sound pressure
levels can cause hearing loss.
ENVIRONMENTAL PRECAUTION
Electrical and electronic equipment may contain
hazardous substances for humans and their envi-
ronment.
The “crossed out wheelie bin” symbol
present on the device and represented
above is there to remind one of the obli-
gation of selective collection of
waste. This label is applied to various
products to indicate that the product is not to be
thrown away as unsorted municipal waste. At the
end of life, dispose of this product by returning it
to the point of sale or to your local municipal col-
lection point for recycling of electric and electronic
devices.
Customer participation is important to minimize
the potential aects on the environment and hu-
man health that can result from hazardous sub-
stances that may be contained in this product.
Please, dispose of this product and its
packaging in accordance with local and
national disposal regulations including
those governing the recovery and recy-
cling of waste electrical and electronic
equipment. Contact your local waste administra-
tion, waste collection company or dealer.
SERIAL NUMBER OF THIS PRODUCT:
N° :
For any support related questions please
contact:
Keep this manual. Please keep a record of
the product serial number for future refe-
rence.
This document has been put together with
as much care as possible.
The information within is complete and cor-
rect on the date of publication. However,
updates on the specications, functionality
or software may have occurred since
publication.
To obtain the latest version of both manual
and software, please visit the https://www.
AUDIOFOCUS.be/downloads
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All rights reserved.
This manual may not be reproduced or
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by any means, be they mechanical or
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Important safety instructions
Introduction
Product highlights
Foreword
Before you get started
About this manual
Inspection and unpacking
Operating environment
Power requirements
Installation
Front and rear panel description
Front panel
Rear panel
Signal Flow
User
Group
Speaker
Presets
Front panel operation
Home page menu
Settings menu
Audio menu
Audio menu / Mixer
Channel menu / Mixer
Audio menu gain
Audio menu delay
Audio menu PEQ
Audio Menu X-OVER
Audio menu Limiter
Audio menu Signal generator
Presets menu
Hotspot menu
Cloud menu
Network menu
Notes on network
About menu
AUDIOFOCUS SCiO Software
Home page menu
User gain menu
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User Delay menu
User EQ menu
User X-over menu
User Limiter menu
Speaker preset menu
Stereo link option
Group menu
Group gain menu
Group delay menu
Group EQ menu
Settings menu
Firmware update
Application examples
Single amplier example with
analog inputs
Dual amplier example with
analog and digital inputs
Dual amplier example with Kara-
oke area
Large set up example with analog
and digital inputs and remote
cloud control
Specications
Limited Warranty
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INTRODUCTION
Dear customer,
Thank you for choosing the AUDIOFOCUS A Series for your sound reinforcement needs.
The all-new A Series is a professional amplier series with feature built-in DSP and remote control over
the cloud – securely. Log in to AUDIOFOCUS Cloud and remotely-manage your ampliers from your oce.
Save time and money by monitoring performance and adjusting functions without the need for a site
visit.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
• Remote management over AUDIOFOCUS Cloud
• WebUI with built-in Wi-Fi Hotspot
• Internal streaming source supporting Spotify
and Apple Airplay
• Daylight viewable colour OLED display
• Four-input analog and network options
• On board 64bit DSP with free congurable
signal path. IIR+FIR lter capability.
• User processing DSP facilities:
• Gain adjustment and phase inversion
• Delay 250 ms (combined with group delay)
• 12-band parametric ltering, with choice of 16
lter types
• Peak/RMS limiter
• Speaker processing DSP facilities Delay (30 ms
Max.)
• 12-band parametric ltering, with choice of 16
lter types
• High- and low-pass crossover ltering with
choice of lter types
• FIR/IIR lter implementation
• Peak/RMS limiter
• Group processing DSP facilities
• Group Delay (combined with user delay)
• Group12-band parametric ltering, with choice
of 16 lter types
• Group gain
• Internal Global and speaker preset library
• All models can directly-drive low impedance or
70/100v loudspeakers
• Four class D, DC coupled ampliers(4x 350w, 4x
750w 4x 1500w, 4 x 3000w )
• AUDIOFOCUS GlidePath technology
• Our proprietary control loop provides a load
independent frequency response and low
harmonic and intermodulation distortion.
• Power supply with worldwide operation from
100-240Vac. Its active power factor correction
circuitry ensures ecient use of the mains
power system
• Low idle loss (heat) throug the use of a
proprietary control loop which relaxes the
output stages dead time.
FOREWORD
The AUDIOFOCUS A Series Series professional
ampliers feature built-in DSP and remote
control over the cloud securely. Easily connect
the amplier to the WebUI on any HTML5 capable
browser (MAC, PC, IOS, Android) with the built-
in WiFi hotspot, or to a local area network via
cat5 cable. The unique internal streaming source
option makes it possible to playback Spotify and
Apple airplay sources straight from your mobile
device without the need for external hardware.
Multiple ampliers can be controlled through the
same webUI using the trusted and comprehensive
work-ow of our SCIO software package.
Featuring high-end studio-grade analogue circuit
designs, the AUDIOFOCUS A Series sets a new
benchmark in powered system management
and speaker processing design. The proprietary
Class-D amplier control loop features GlidePath
technology and exceptionally low intermodulation
gures resulting in wide stereo imaging. A
Series is founded on our proprietary GlidePath
architecture, with DSP and amplier circuits
fully integrated for outstanding performance.
GlidePath employs DC coupling throughout the
signal path, dramatically reducing the time osets
and distortion associated with AC coupling. The
result: crisper, punchier bass and brighter, more
natural high frequencies, delivering superb
intelligibility and higher perceived volume.. Four
models with power ratings ranging from 350W to
3000W per channel t all applications from small
commercial spaces to the largest theatre.
Whether the application is a standalone system
amplier, or a comprehensive networked system
with multiple ampliers, the AUDIOFOCUS A
Series is designed to provide the solution that our
clients demand. With comprehensive loudspeaker
preset capability, implementing A Series into your
system couldn’t be easier.
Spotify and Spotify logos are trademarks of the
Spotify Group. Apple, the Apple logo, AirPlay, iPad,
iPhone, iPod, iPod nano, iPod touch, iTunes, Mac,
and OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in
the U.S. and other countries

ABOUT THIS MANUAL
Carefully read all instructions and warnings be-
fore operating this device. Keep this manual in a
safe place so that it can be referred to when re-
quired.
The latest manual revision can be downloaded
from the download section of the AUDIOFOCUS
website:
http://www.AUDIOFOCUS.be
This manual describes use of the A Series
INSPECTION AND UNPACKING
This appliance has been carefully packed in the
factory and the packaging was designed to with-
stand rough handling. Should the unit appear to
have been damaged in transit, do not discard any
of the packing material and notify the carrier im-
mediately as they will be responsible.
Save all the packing materials for future use if you
ever need to ship the unit again.
Please check the list below against the contents
of the packaging. If any items are missing or dam-
aged, contact the AUDIOFOCUS dealer or distrib-
utor where you purchased the unit.
• AUDIOFOCUS A Series amplier
• AC power cable Europe
• Network cable (“straight” type)
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
The A Series is designed to operate in mostnormal
climates, at a temperature between 0 °C and 50 °C
(32 - 122 °F), with relative humidity between 10%
and 60%.
The AUDIOFOCUS A Series incorporates internal
fan-cooling, which should keep the unit within its
operating temperature. However, should the unit
be installed in an equipment rack it is important
to ensure that the temperature inside the rack
does not exceed the upper limit. Under such cir-
cumstances, additional rack-mounted cooling
fans may be necessary.
Do not block any ventilation openings.
NOTE: Fit solid blanks (not ventilation blanks) to
unused rack spaces to ensure eective air circula-
tion. Leaving gaps in between items of equipment
degrades the eectiveness of forced–air cooling.
POWER REQUIREMENTS
BEFORE you connect any unit to the mains, please
make sure that the voltage of your local AC supply
is within the acceptable range of the unit.
The AUDIOFOCUS A Series is designed to work
from an AC supply between 100 V and 240 V, at a
frequency between 50 and 60 Hz. No AC voltage
selector is provided as the device automatically
adjusts to the incoming AC voltage.
Precautions should be taken so that the appliance
is properly grounded at all times. This unit must
be earthed.
INSTALLATION
If the unit is brought into a warm room from a
cold environment, internal condensation may
occur. Ensure that the unit has been allowed to
reach ambient temperature before switching it
on. We recommend one hour.
Although this unit is intended for installation in a
standard 19-inch rack it can nevertheless be used
free standing. If the unit is installed in a ight-case
or in an equipment rack, x the unit with all four
screws through the front panel holes and the four
screws from the back panel. For normal use no
extra support is needed, but in more extreme
conditions, such as on the road, we recommend
the unit is supported at the rear.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED

FRONT AND REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION
FRONT PANEL
The front panel design is very clean and intuitive, it contains only two hardware buttons and a daylight
viewable colour OLED display.
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1. Daylight viewable colour OLED display.
2. Function Icons
3. Rotary control for menu navigation, data
entry, etc. The control can also be pressed
inwards, to perform an “Enter” action in the
menu system.
4. The A Series is powered on and o by a
frontpanel switch.
4

REAR PANEL
1. IEC connector accepts worldwide operation
from 100-240Vac. A Series must be grounded
(earthed) with the safety ground pin to the
mains distribution system. NEVER disconnect
the earth (ground) pin on the mains cable (AC
power cord).
2. Amplier output connectors are sturdy ter-
minal block connectors. Channels are located
from left to right. Each channel has a marked
hot (+) and cold (-) terminal.
3. Analog inputs are available on terminal block
connectors with clearly marked hot (+), cold
(-) and ground terminals. The use of twin-and-
screen cable is recommended.
1234 5 6
4. Terminal block connector for remote applica-
tions, EN-54 ready.
STBY, standby If you connect the two pins
together, the amplier will go into standby. The
pins must be connected potential free (you may
not apply voltage to them).
GPI, used for EN54
applications
C
NC
NO
RELAY
COIL
• If the amp is o or there is a fault then C (center)
is connected to NC (normally closed).
• If everything is OK, the relay picks up and C is
connected to NO (normally open).
1 2
3
+
-
Balanced
output (XLR)
1 = Ground
2 = Hot
3 = Cold
Unbalanced
output (RCA)
Pin = Hot
Screen = Cold

5. RJ-45 Ethernet connectors for optional digital audio network. Each
optional Audio network card has two network ports; a primary and
a secondary.
When the device is connected to an active network, the yellow
LINK LED illuminates above the connector in use. Data activity on
the network is indicated by illumination of the green ACT LED. It is
normal for the ACT LED to icker either sporadically or continuously.
The switched 100/1000 Base-T network connections auto- sense
whether standard or crossover Cat-5e cables are in use. The green
ACT LED illuminates (ashes) to show network activity, and when a
100 Mbps connection is present; the orange LED illuminates (static)
to indicate a 1000 Mbps connection. The secondary network port
on the A Series devices can be congured for redundancy of the
primary network port. If a parallel network is created, any single
cable or switch failure is overcome without loss of audio. By default,
the secondary ports are congured in dual redundancy mode to
support a second redundant network. The alternate conguration
for the two ports is a switch mode which allows daisy–chaining of
devices in a single network. Daisy chain mode is not recommended
for more than a few devices. Pre-made cables with moulded RJ45
plugs are recommended. If it is necessary to make up custom Cat-5e
network cables, use pinout described below.IEC connector accepts
worldwide operation from 100-240Vac. A Series must be grounded
(earthed) with the safety ground pin to the mains distribution
system. NEVER disconnect the earth (ground) pin on the mains cable
(AC power cord). Amplier output connectors are sturdy terminal
block connectors. Channels are located from left to right. Each
channel has a marked hot (+) and cold (-) terminal. Analog inputs are
available on terminal block connectors with clearly marked hot (+),
cold (-) and ground terminals. The use of twin-andscreen cable is
recommended.
RJ45 Wiring and Pin Out Description
Pin No. Color
1Brown
2Brown +White
3 Green
4 Blue + White
5 Blue
6 Green + White
7 Orange
8 Orange + White
6. RJ-45 Ethernet connector for control. Note: The USB connector is
for service only.

The gure below depicts the audio signal ow for a A Series device. The signal ow can be divided in three main
blocks, each with its own functionality and processing. These blocks are : input source, group and speaker
blocks.
User Group Speaker
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF IIR LPF PEQ x 12 Delay
User RMS Lim Peak Lim
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF IIR LPF PEQ x 12 Delay
User RMS Lim Peak Lim
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF IIR LPF PEQ x 12 Delay
User RMS Lim Peak Lim
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF IIR LPF PEQ x 12 Delay
User RMS Lim Peak Lim
USER
The User block contains the following controls:
Input selector
Mute
Gain
Polarity
IIR HPF
IIR LPF
PEQ x 12
Delay User
RMS Limiter
Peak Limiter
selection for primary and secondary input, analog or digital. (Note digital is not
possible as a secondary input when analog is primary)
Mute selector for each source
Input gain control for each source. Range from -80dB to 15dB
Polarity selector for each channel +/-
Innite impulse response HPF
innite impulse response LPF
12 x EQ for each source with a choice of 16 EQ types
Delay option up to 250 ms for each channel
Adjustable RMS limiter for each input
Adjustable peak limiter for each input
Note: RMS and peak limiter are processed after the group processing Block !
SIGNAL FLOW

GROUP
Groups provide powerful control over all channels in a system. Amplier channels can be assigned to multiple
Groups, and each amplier channel can be a member of up to 6 dierent Groups. Adjusting group parameters
will aect all amplier channels across the network assigned to that group. Multiple Groups can be used to
logically partition a large-scale system.
For instance, amplier channels powering a restaurant zone can be grouped to create a restaurant sub-
master. A master Group can be created to enable a system-wide interface for EQ and Levels, allowing instant
adjustments to all amplier channels on the network.
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
Source
Selector Mute Gain Polarity IIR HPF
The Group block contains the following controls:
Mute
Gain
Polarity
PEQ x 12
Delay
Mute selector will mute all members of the group.
Input gain control for each group. Range from -80dB to 15dB
Polarity selector for each group +/-
12 x EQ for each group with a choice of 16 EQ types
Delay option up to 250 ms for each group

The speaker presets contains the following controls:
SPEAKER
A speaker preset le contains one channel of loudspeaker setting information which can be recalled on an
amplier channel. The red properties below indicate the speaker preset parameters. The end user chooses a
brand/type of loudspeaker in a list and doesn’t have to worry about the actual parameters.
These speaker presets are created in the WebUI by the speaker OEM and can be uploaded and stored in the
amplier speaker preset folders.
Gain Polarity Delay
30mS IIR HPF IIR LPF FIR
1024 tabs PEQ x 12 RMS LIM Peak Lim
Gain Polarity Delay
30mS IIR HPF IIR LPF FIR
1024 tabs PEQ x 12 RMS LIM Peak Lim
Gain Polarity Delay
30mS IIR HPF IIR LPF FIR
1024 tabs PEQ x 12 RMS LIM Peak Lim
Gain Polarity Delay
30mS IIR HPF IIR LPF FIR
1024 tabs PEQ x 12 RMS LIM Peak Lim
Gain
Polarity
Delay
IIR HPF
IIR LPF
FIR
PEQ x 12
RMS Limiter
Peak Limiter
Output gain control for each speaker. Range from -60dB to 15dB
Polarity selector for each speaker +/-
Delay option up to 30 ms for each speaker
Innite impulse response HPF
innite impulse response LPF
Each speaker preset can contain a 1024 tabs FIR lter
12 x EQ for each source with a choice of 16 EQ types
Adjustable RMS limiter for each input
Adjustable peak limiter for each input

PRESETS
The A Series amplier has two types of preset libraries, device and speaker presets.
• A Global audio preset le contains all audio DSP settings of the four channels of the amplier; User, Group
and speaker parameters.
• A speaker preset le contains one channel audio settings information which can be recalled on a amplier
channel.
These speaker presets are created in the SCIO Web user interface by the speaker OEM.
Please note that only audio related settings are stored in the Global audio and speaker preset le.

The front panel gives the user access to
the status of the amplier and also gives
the user the ability to set IP parameters
and basic audio settings.
There is only one encoder that is used
to modify various parameters via the
menu. When a menu item is selected
that permits adjustment of parameter
values, the menu’s icon illuminates. Turn
the encoder clockwise to increase the
selected parameter, or counter-clockwise
to decrease the value. Pressing the
encoder inwards will perform an enter
operation.
FRONT PANEL OPERATION
Any updates from the display will update the website, any updates to the website will not update
the display if the same settings screen is being displayed in both. After adjustments have been
made to the website the display should be manually updated.
The homepage will indicate output level, IP status, cloud connection status, current preset or output name for
each output channel and global preset loaded.
The network symbol turns green when a
wired network is connected. The cloud symbol turns green when a
cloud connection is established.
The Hotspot symbol lights up
green when active.
An inwards button click on the
encoder toggles between mute
and unmute.
A click on the settings wheel
symbol will launch the setting
menu.
The level, limit and fault
indicators are always visible
in the home page.
HOME PAGE MENU

SETTINGS MENU
Pressing the encoder inwards
will activate the selected
settings submenu.
Pressing “Return” will always
return the menu up one
level from every menu or sub
menu.
Turning the encoder clockwise will acces
the second page, where you can nd the
Signal Generator sub-menu.
PEQ
Mixer
X-Over
Gain
Limit
Delay
AUDIO MENU
Signal Générator

CHANNEL MENU/MIXER
AUDIO MENU/MIXER
From the mixer sub menu, you can select the combination of
inputs for each amplier channel. There are twelve input options
for each channel. Analog 1- 4, Stream L, Stream R, freq gen, pink
noise andNetwork 1 - 4. The digital option card options are DANTE
or AVB.
Once a Channel has been selected you will be taken in the Channel
mixer menu, as explained below.
From this sub menu, all twelve input gains for each source can be
set independently.
In this example Analog 1 and 2, are being used to let a stereo
audio source be summed for use with a sub.
Be careful when scrolling the input source list,
the routing works in real time and stream levels
can be very loud !
Be careful when scrolling the input source list,
the routing works in real time and stream levels
can be very loud !

AUDIO MENU/DELAY
AUDIO MENU/GAIN
From this menu, the gain can be adjusted for the input stage of
the selected Input analog source . The default gain setting is 0
dB, but can be set to any value from -80 dB to +15 dB, in 0.1 dB
increments.
Each Source of the A Series may have up to 250 ms of delay
inserted.
Note: The total amount of delay per channel is 250 ms shared
between the channel and the groups that are assigned from that
channel.

Q values can be set between 0.1 and 48.
Frequency can be selected from 10 Hz to 22 kHz.
Gain can be set between -40 and +15 dB.
Each EQ can be set to a choice of 16 lter types: Bell-Sym, Bell-
Asym, Notch, Low-Shelf 6dB or12dB, High-Shelf 6dB or 12db,
All-Pass 90° or 180°, High-Pass 6dB or12dB, High-Pass Vari-Q
12dB, Low-Pass 6dB or 12dB, Low-Pass Vari-Q 12dB, Band-
Pass.
The Enable function, enables or disables the selected EQ.
The PEQ index indicates witch EQ is active from the selected
channel. There are 12 EQ’s available for each channel.
Indication of the active channel.
From the Parametric Equalizer sub menu, you can select
with the encoder an amplier channels Eq page to edit.
AUDIO MENU/PEQ

From the XOVER sub menu, you can select with the encoder
an amplier channel XOVER page to edit.
Frequency can be selected from 10 Hz to 22 kHz.
Each lter can be set to a choice of 19 lter types: Butterworth,
Bessel and Linkwitz-Riley lters with slopes from 6dB/oct to 48
dB/oct.
The Enable function, enables or disables the selected
lter
When selecting a XOVER channel to edit, it will open in the
HIGH Pass window, a further encoder click will bring you to the
LOW Pass window
Indication of the active channel.
Frequency can be selected from 10 Hz to 22 kHz.
Each lter can be set to a choice of 19 lter types: Butterworth,
Bessel and Linkwitz-Riley lters with slopes from 6dB/oct to 48
dB/oct.
The Enable function, enables or disables the selected
lter
Indication of the active channel.
AUDIO MENU/XOVER
When using the amp with a 70 or 100v transformer system make sure that you will use a HP lter
to avoid heavy saturation of the transformer. Our recommendation is a 63Hz HPF with a roll-o of
24dB/Octave. The minimum response requirement is -3dB @ 70Hz and 12dB/Octave
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