QSC Audio HPR152F, HPR153F, HPR151W, HPR181W manual

1 DSP-30 2.2 XLR Rack-mount, 2 Channel Digital Signal Processor *TD-000097-00* TD-000097-00 Rev .B Hardware Manual[...]

2 EXPLANATION OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsu- lated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to humans. The exclamation point within an eq[...]

3 T able of Contents INTRODUCTION Product Overview ..................................................................4 Front and Rear Panel Illustrations and Dimensions.................4 INST ALLA TION Unpacking..................................................................................................6 What is Included.......................[...]

4 Introduction: Overview and Illustrations The DSP-30 and Signal Manager software combine easy-to- use, customizable, two-channel DSP with simple operating- mode selection that requires only two buttons to operate. It can be used with all amplifiers and is housed in a 1-RU , 19-inch rack-mount steel chassis. Sampling frequency is 48 kHz. with 24-bi[...]

5 Introduction: Illustrations and Dimensions Dimensions[...]

6 Support the Rear for Portable/Mobile Installations If the DSP-30 is to be transported while in a rack, we recommend supporting the rear of the chassis. This will help prevent the unit from being damaged from the increased mechanical stresses of portable and mobile use. The DSP- 30’ s chassis includes integral rear mounting tabs for securing to [...]

7 Installation: Balanced Audio Connections Connecting Audio Inputs and Outputs All audio connections should be balanced to ensure the best performance. Unbalanced signals may be used if necessary; follow the wiring guidelines below for recommended unbalanced termination. The audio input jacks are female 3-pin XLR /TRS “combo” connectors. They w[...]

8 Installation: Unbalanced Audio Connections Connecting Audio Inputs and Outputs Unbalanced inputs can be used if required. If unbal- anced audio sources are used, it is preferable to use an ap- propriate audio transformer (or other unbalanced-to-balanced “converter”) to provide a bal- anced input. If this is not pos- sible, then it is recommen[...]

9 Installation: Connecting Audio Inputs and Outputs Audio Connections Once the input and output cables have been properly wired, they can be connected to the receptacles on the rear panel of the DSP-30. INPUTS- Input jacks are “combo” style. They accept either male XLR or 1/4-inch diameter TRS phone plugs. Plug line level audio source into the [...]

10 Connecting to the RS-232 Port Connect to the RS-232 port using the 9-pin serial data cable (included in the shipping box). Orient the DB-9 plug correctly, insert the plug fully into the RS-232 port and finger-tighten the retaining screws. The cable length should be 25 feet or less. “Null-modem” type cables will NOT work. Connection to the co[...]

11 Installation: System Requirements and Software Installation Software Installation 1. Insert the QSC Signal Manager CD into your drive (typically drive “D:”). If your computer has AUTORUN enabled, the installation will start automatically after several seconds. If it does not, then proceed to step 2, below. Otherwise, skip to step 3. 2. Selec[...]

12 CH 1 INPUT, CH 2 INPUT - These female XLR-combo jacks are the line-level audio inputs to the unit. TRS or XLR connectors may be used. They are electronically balanced with an input impedance of 8.3k Ohms. If used in an unbalanced configuration, the input impedance is 3.7k Ohms. Input sensitivity is selectable in software. CH 1 OUTPUT, CH 2 OUTPU[...]

13 Use: Control, Indicator , and Connector Descriptions RS-232 - This DB-9 female jack is for attaching the serial cable between the unit and the computer. Use this connection for loading your DSP configurations from the computer to the DSP and for “real-time” configuration tuning with Signal Manager software. PRESET SELECTIONS buttons- BROWSE [...]

14 Use: General Use Guidelines and Preset Description NOTE! The factory setting for all eight presets is wire-through. Signals are passed from input to output without any processing. Y ou may select configurations from the sample files (*.cfg) within Signal Manager or create your own. Factory Presets This is a professional level DSP product that al[...]

15 The DSP-30 must be loaded with your desired presets using the Signal Manager program before use. T est all new presets for expected behavior at low power levels to avoid inadvertently damaging speaker systems. The DSP-30 has eight Preset memories numbered 1 through 8. Presets are DSP configurations saved to memory in the DSP . Only one preset ma[...]

16 Use: How to Recall a Preset from the Front Panel TO RECALL A PRESET - 1- Press the BROWSE key until the desired preset number shows in the display . The selection display flashes until Step 2 (below) is completed. 2- Press the ACCEPT key to activate the selected preset in the DSP . Once the preset is active, the display will stop flashing. Note![...]

17 TO LOCK THE FRONT P ANEL BUTTONS (Browse and Accept pushbuttons)- 1- Press the Accept button and hold it down for at least three seconds. 2- The “lock” indicator will illuminate. 3- The Browse button is disabled. FRONT P ANEL DISPLA Y - Example shows Preset 7 in “ unlocked ” and “ locked ” state. LOCKED UNLOCKED LOCK INDICA TOR illum[...]

18 Use: Contact Closure Feature Contact Closure Feature The contact closure feature is used to trigger gain changes in the DSP . Any configuration that uses one or more switched gain objects (see Signal Manager software Help file ) can take advantage of this feature. The contact closure will trigger all switched gain objects at once. All switched g[...]

19 Use: RS-232 Pinout Pin Signal Description 1 DCD 2 T D 3 R D 4 DTR 5 GND 6 DSR 7 RTS 8 CTS 9 Contact Closure RS-232 Pinout: The diagram below shows the pin assignments for the female RS-232 connector on the DSP . *Note! Pin 9 is used for contact closure input. This pin is not normally used by RS- 232 devices. Some laptop and desktop computer COM [...]

20 TRI-AMPED P A CABINETS WITH SUBWOOFER (refer to illustration at right) Use: Application Example This is highly generalized, but shows the main idea in cre- ating larger systems. In this example, the audio source material is connected to the inputs of all four DSP’ s. T ake care to keep right and left channel signals connected to the correct ch[...]

21 Use: Application Example TRI-AMPED P A CABINETS WITH SUBWOOFER: Sample Application Diagram[...]

22 Specifications Frequency response 20 Hz–20 kHz ±0.4 dB at 1dB below full scale input voltage (all sensitivities) Distortion <0.007% THD+N @ 1dB below full scale output, all sensitivities, 20 Hz– 20 kHz Group Delay 1.00 milliseconds Dynamic range >95dB unweighted, 1.5V, 4V and 9V input sensitivity AES-17 -60dB method >93dB unweighte[...]

23 Physical Chassis Type Steel (chassis & covers) Height 1.73 inches Width 18.9 inches (including rack ears) Depth 14.9 inches (including rear ears) 13.7 inches (excluding rear ears) Weight 9.5 lb. (4.3 kg) net 12.5 lb. (5.7 kg) shipping Mounting Stand-alone or rack mount Operating temperature 0° to 50° Celsius Internal Power Supply AC Input [...]

24 Architect ’ s and Engineer ’ s Specification The Digital Signal Processor (DSP) shall provide two independent channels of DSP for signal delivery to all professional power amplifiers. Input and output sensitivity shall be adjustable to accommodate consumer and pro audio signal levels. Output Peak Limiter —For each audio channel, the DSP sh[...]

25 Maintenance, Warranty & QSC Contact Information Cleaning The faceplate and chassis can be cleaned with a soft cloth and nonabrasive, mild cleaning solution. Products like Simple Green and Windex work well. Do not use powders or scrubbing pads of any type as they are usually abrasive and will permanently damage the finish of your DSP-30. Damp[...]

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