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Product Type Professional Digital Audio Processor
Model ADP 36 DSP
Brand Audibax
Number of Input Channels 3 XLR Female (balanced)
Number of Output Channels 6 XLR Male (balanced)
Frequency Response 20 Hz - 20 kHz (±0.5 dB)
Sampling Rate 96 kHz
DSP Processor 32-bit ADI 21489
A/D and D/A Conversion 24-bit
Input Impedance >20 kΩ (balanced)
Output Impedance 100 Ω (balanced)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio >105 dB
Total Harmonic Distortion <0.01% (1 kHz, 0 dBu)
Channel Separation >80 dB (1 kHz)
Input Sensitivity ≥ +12 dBu
Equalizer 8-band parametric per input and output
Crossover Filters Bessel, Butterworth, Linkwitz-Riley (12-48 dB/oct)
Delay Range 0-1000 ms per channel
Limiter Adjustable threshold, attack, release per output
Control Interfaces USB (Type B), RS232, Ethernet, Wi-Fi
Power Supply AC 110-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption 25 W typical
Dimensions (Packing) 570 x 260 x 90 mm
Net Weight 3 kg
Rack Mountable 1U
User Presets 12 memories
Maintenance Clean with a dry cloth

Frequently Asked Questions - ADP 36 DSP Audibax

How do I connect the ADP 36 DSP to my computer?
You can connect via USB (Type B on front), RS232, Ethernet, or Wi-Fi. For USB, use a USB 2.0 cable with Type A to Type B. For Ethernet, connect to a router and set IP automatically or manually. For Wi-Fi, connect to the unit's network (default SSID: HMlink-xxxx) with password 12345678.
What is the maximum delay time per channel?
The maximum delay is 1000 ms (1 second) per input and output channel. Delay can be set in milliseconds, meters, or feet.
How many EQ bands are available per channel?
Each input and output channel has an 8-band parametric equalizer. You can adjust frequency (20 Hz-20 kHz), gain (-20 dB to +12 dB), and Q (0.404-28.85). Shelving filters (Lo-shelf, Hi-shelf) are also available.
Can I adjust crossover settings?
Yes, each output channel has independent high-pass and low-pass filters. Filter types include Bessel, Butterworth (12-48 dB/oct), and Linkwitz-Riley (12-48 dB/oct). FIR filters are available via PC software.
How do I save and load presets?
Press SYSTEM key, then navigate to Save Pro to store a configuration into one of 12 user memories. To load, go to Load Pro and select the desired memory. You can also import/export .hm files via PC software.
What types of crossover filters are available?
The unit supports Bessel, Butterworth (12, 18, 24, 36, 48 dB/oct), and Linkwitz-Riley (12, 24, 36, 48 dB/oct) filters. Both high-pass and low-pass can be configured independently.
How to reset the ADP 36 DSP to factory settings?
Go to SYSTEM SETUP MENU > Factory Reset via the front panel. Press ENTER, then use the FREQ wheel to select YES and confirm. The unit will restart with default parameters.
What is the power consumption of the device?
The typical power consumption is 25 W. It accepts AC power from 110-240 V, 50/60 Hz via a standard IEC connector.
How to connect via Wi-Fi?
Enable the unit's Wi-Fi (default SSID: HMlink-xxxx). Connect your computer to that network using password 12345678. Then use the Audibax DSPControl software, select Network connection, and search for the unit.
What are the dimensions and weight of the ADP 36 DSP?
The packing dimensions are 570 x 260 x 90 mm, and the net weight is 3 kg. The unit occupies 1U in a standard 19-inch rack.

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USER MANUAL ADP 36 DSP Audibax

WELCOME TO AUDIBAX....1

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS....1

IMPORTANT INFORMATION......2

PACKAGE CONTENT....3

SPECIFICATION......3

FEATURES......4

INTERFACE OPERATION....4

FRONT PANEL AND FUNCTIONS....5

REAR PANEL AND FUNCTIONS....5

RS232 CONNECTION DIAGRAM....6

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION......6

BASIC CONNECTION OPERATIONS....12

DISPOSAL....18

ESPAÑOL

BIENVENIDOS A AUDIBAX....19

Thank you very much for choosing Audibax. We hope you enjoy your new product.

It has been developed and designed paying attention to the smallest details, with quality control with European standards supervised by our great team of professional technicians, who work every day to offer our customers the best quality.

We make sure that every Audibax product is built to last long. All our references are made with long lasting materials and our specialists are dedicated to constantly doing quality controls to guarantee the best result.

Please read carefully this manual in order to use your Audibax product in the best way. Do not hesitate to visit our website for further information: www.audibax.com

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL INFORMATION

  • It is important to read and follow the instructions carefully.
  • Keep all information and instructions in a secure location.
  • Always follow the instructions provided.
  • Take note of all safety warnings and never remove them from the equipment.
  • Use the equipment only as intended and for its intended purpose.
  • Ensure that the stands and/or mounts used are sufficiently stable and compatible for fixed installations. Wall mounts should be properly installed and secured, and the equipment should be installed securely to prevent falls.
  • When installing the equipment, be sure to observe the relevant safety regulations in your country.
  • Do not install or operate the equipment near sources of heat, such as radiators, heat registers, or ovens, and ensure that it is always cooled sufficiently and cannot overheat.
  • Do not place sources of ignition, such as burning candles, on the equipment.
  • Keep ventilation slits unobstructed.
  • For equipment designed for indoor use only should not be used near water, flammable materials, fluids, or gases. Special outdoor equipment should be used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
  • Ensure that no dripping or splashed water can enter the equipment and do not place containers filled with liquids on the equipment.
  • Prevent objects from falling into the equipment.
  • Use the equipment only with recommended accessories intended by the manufacturer.
  • Do not attempt to open or modify the equipment.
  • Check all cables after connecting the equipment to prevent accidents or damage due to tripping hazards.
  • During transport, take steps to prevent the equipment from falling and causing damage or injury.
  • If the equipment is not functioning properly, fluids or objects have gotten inside, or is otherwise damaged, switch it off immediately and unplug it from the power outlet (if applicable). Only authorized, qualified personnel should repair the equipment.
  • Clean the equipment with a dry cloth.
  • Comply with all applicable disposal laws and separate plastic and paper/cardboard during packaging disposal.
  • Keep plastic bags out of the reach of children.

FOR DEVICES DESIGNED TO BE CONNECTED TO THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY:

- ATTENTION: If your equipment has a power cord with a grounding plug, it must be connected to a wall outlet with a ground connection. Never remove the grounding plug from the power cord.

- If your equipment has been exposed to extreme temperature changes, allow it to reach room temperature before turning it on. Otherwise, moisture and condensation may damage the equipment.

- Before plugging in the equipment, make sure that the voltage and frequency of the power outlet match the specifications of the equipment. If the equipment has a voltage selector, only connect it to the power outlet if the values match. If the power cord or adapter does not fit your outlet, contact an electrician.

- Do not step on the power cord. Make sure it is not pinched at the outlet, adapter, or equipment connection.

- Keep the power cord or adapter within reach and disconnect the equipment from the power supply when not in use or when cleaning it. Always unplug the cord or adapter by pulling the plug or adapter, not the cord. Never touch the cord or adapter with wet hands.

- Avoid frequently turning the equipment on and off, as this can reduce its useful life.

- IMPORTANT: Only replace fuses with those of the same type and rating. If a fuse repeatedly blows, contact an authorized service center.

- To completely disconnect the equipment from the power mains, unplug the power cord or adapter from the outlet.

- If your device has a Volex power connector, the mating Volex connector must be unlocked before it can be removed. Be careful when laying cables, as the equipment can slide or fall if the power cord is pulled.

- Unplug the power cord or adapter before an extended period of disuse or in case of lightning strike risk.

- Only install the equipment when it is disconnected from the power source.

- To prevent damage and overheating, qualified personnel should regularly clean and service the equipment depending on ambient conditions like dust, nicotine, and fog.

If the product contains the following symbols, please, read carefully:

Audibax ADP 36 DSP - FOR DEVICES DESIGNED TO BE CONNECTED TO THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY: - 1

CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover (or back). There are no user serviceable parts inside. Maintenance and repairs should be exclusively carried out by qualified service personnel.

Audibax ADP 36 DSP - FOR DEVICES DESIGNED TO BE CONNECTED TO THE MAIN POWER SUPPLY: - 2

The warning triangle with lightning symbol indicates dangerous uninsulated voltage inside the unit, which may cause an electrical shock.

The warning triangle with exclamation mark indicates important operating and maintenance instructions.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

CAUTION! HIGH VOLUMES IN AUDIO PRODUCTS!

This equipment is designed for professional purposes and its commercial use must comply with the applicable national rules and regulations for accident prevention.

As the manufacturer of this product, Audibax has the responsibility to inform you about the potential health risks associated with its use. One such risk is hearing damage caused by prolonged exposure to high volume.

When this product is in use, it can generate high sound-pressure levels that may cause irreversible hearing damage to performers, employees, and audience members.

To prevent this, it is important to avoid exposing yourself or others to volumes exceeding 90 dB for an extended period of time.

PACKAGE CONTENT

1x ADP 24 DSP / ADP 36 DSP / ADP 48 DSP

1x User's manual

1 x Power cord

SPECIFICATION

MocoADP 24 DSPADP 36 DSPADP 48 DSP
Number of entries2 XLR Female Inputs3 XLR Female inputs (Canon)4 Female XLR Inputs (Canon)
Number of outputs4 Male XI R Outputs (Canon)6 Male XI R Outputs (Canon)8 Male XI R Outputs (Canon)
Input ImpedanceBalance: 0.20 k
Output impedanceBalance: 00 Ω
Control interface: USB/RS232/Ethernet/Wi -FIPanel I USB Interface
Common simulation system ratio>70dB(1KHz)
Input sensitivity≥+12dBu
Frequency response20Hz-20KHz(-0.5dB)
Signal to noise ratio>10s dB
Distortion Armonica<0.01% OUTPU.T=0dBu/1KHz
Separation entre canales>80dB(1KHz)
Input channelMuteInput mute control for each channel
DelayEach input channel has an individual delay control, the adjustment range is 0-1000ms, loss than 10ms, the stop distance is 21 μs; >10ms, the stop distance is 1ms
PolarityIn phase(1) & reverse phase(-)
Parametric Localizer8 parameters are set for each input channel. Adjusting parameters under PFQ are: center frequency point: 20Hz-20KHz, value: 0.404-28.85, step distance: 0.002 OCT gain: -20dB~+12dB step distance: 0.1dB Lo-shel, Hi-shel, center frequency point: 20 Hz -20KHz, Q value is not adjustable; Gain: -20dB~+12dB Stop is 0.1dB
Output channelMuteOutput mute control for each channel
InputEach output channel can select from the number of available inputs
GainAdjusting range: +12dB to -56dB, step is 0.1dB
DelayEach input channel has an individual delay control, the adjustment range is 0-1000ms, less than 10ms, the step distance is 21 μs; >10ms, the step distance is 1ms
PolarityIn phase(+) & reverse phase(-)
Parametric Localizer8 parameters can be set for each output channel. Adjusting parameters under PFQ are: center frequency point: 20Hz 20KHz, value: 0.404 28.85, stop distance: 0.002 OCT gain: -20dB~+12dB step distance: 0.1dB Lo-shel, Hi-shel, Center frequency point: 20Hz 20KHz, Q value can not be adjusted; Gain: 20dB~+12dB Step is 0.1dB
Frequency DividerEach output channel can be individually configured with a low-pass filter (LPF) and a high-pass filter (HPF) filter type: LinkWitz Riley/Bossel/Butterworth Frequency turning point: 20Hz 20k-z attenuation slope: Bossel/Butterworth 12/8/24/36/18dB, LinkWitz-Riley 12/2/36/18 dB
LimiterEach output channel can be set separately / miter, adjustable parameters as: threshold value ±20dB μ, step distance: 1dB μ Start time: 0.3ms-100ms, less than 1ms, step distance: 0.1ms; Release time: can be set as 2 times, 4 times, 6 times, 8 times, 16 times, 32 times the starting time
Processor Type96kHz sampling frequency, 32-b, DSP processor, 24-bitA/D and D/A conversion
Energy consumption±25W
Power supplyAC 110V/240V 50Hz/60Hz
Net weight3kg
Packing size570×260×90mm

FEATURES

This device is a Professional Audio Processor based on DSPtechnology, with powerful functions and 1U frame height. It comes with 2 in 4 out, 3 in 6 out, 4 in 8 out, flexible for several X-over modes. Especially suitable for use at the scene of the performance.

  • 96kHz Frequency, ADI 21489 32-bit DSP processor, 24-bit A/D and D/A conversion.
  • USB, RS232 interface, network port and WiFi are available for PC software.
  • 12 preset of user settings.

- 8-band parametric equalizer, Gain(-20dB-12dB), Lo-shel and Hi-shelf for each channel.

- Adjustable HPF/ LPF. Type: Bessle, Butterworth (12dB, 18dB, 24dB, 36dB, 48dB) or LinkWitz-Riley (12dB, 24dB, 36dB, 48dB).

- The parameters of HPF / LPF can be adjusted independently and the asymmetric crossover functions can be achieved.

- Each input/output has Gain, Delay, Phase and mute and the max delay 1000MS. The delay unit can be selected in milliseconds (ms), meters (m) ft (ft).

- The output channel can also control the voltage limit and select the inputs available on the unit.

INTERFACE OPERATION

Connection types for control:

This series are with USB/ETHERNET/RS232/WI-Fi.

Signal level:

As with other signal processing equipment, the device should be with suitable signal level to reduce signal/noise. The unit has menu settings for adjustment.

To select signal level, should be select max level ±6dB , at this time, LED indicator lights up. As we add 3dB, so at this time, peaking clipping is actually 9dB. To operate EQ, should reduce input level to avoid peak clipping of gain. Attention: Max input level in technical parameter form is not safety level but peaking level. To make sure peaking clipping is not less than next device, and keep some extra level.

Ground connecting:

All ground terminals of the unit must be operational, as well as the audio sockets must be in their correct pin. The main O/V power supply has a circuit breaker fuse, do not operate the unit if the fuse is damaged or has not been checked by a technician in case of breakdown.

FRONT PANEL AND FUNCTIONS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S S T U V W X Y Z

  1. B-type USB interface for PC software.

  2. Display screen.

  3. Function keys:

Back: the previous function selection; Next: the next function selection.

Enter: after the parameters are adjusted, enter to determine.

ESC: back to the default interface.

BYPASS: long press BYPASS to access the engineering lock setting interface; SYSTEM: enter/exit the SYSTEM setting interface.

  1. Coding wheel: Selection of single functional parameters.

  2. Parameter adjustment coding wheel.

  3. VU meter signal indicator present luminous signal indicator.

  4. Shortcut key for mute/edit, short press for mute, long press for channel settings.

REAR PANEL AND FUNCTIONS

POWER DEV-DEV-SOURCE FUSE 1 2 3 4 5 6 OUTPUTS 7 8

  1. Power switch

  2. IEC connector (C14): AC power input, for IEC cables (C13) with male Schuco (CEE7) termination (supplied in the unit).

  3. Cooling fan.

  4. RS232 port: used to connect with a PC or central control device to control this device.

  5. Antenna port: to connect with WiFi signals.

  6. Ethernet Jack: Connect the unit to a router.

  7. Audio output terminals, identified as jack 1 to 8 (Mod ADP 48 DSP) 1 to 6 (Mod ADP 36 DSP) 1 to 4 (Mod ADP 24 DSP).

The unit's

  1. Input terminals:

4 input channels (ADP48DSP Mod) 3 input channels (ADP36DSP mod) 2 input channels (ADP 24 DSP Mod), The unit's input terminals (XLR Female) govern under standard configuration, pin 1 (mesh or ground) pin 2 (positive or live +) pin 3 (negative or return -)

RS232 CONNECTION DIAGRAM

RS232 port connection diagram

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TXD RXD GND

RS-232

Turn on the unit, the screen will show the message "Please Wait, Loading..." as shown in the image

Please wait

Loading.....

Once booting is complete, the screen will inform you of the name of the Wi-Fi link offered by the unit, by default HMlink-xxx (note if the factory settings have not been changed).

WIFI:

HMLink-xxxx

Once booting is complete, the screen will inform you of the name of the Wi-Fi link offered by the unit, by default HMlink-xxx (note if the factory settings have not been changed).en el caso de que usted ya haya grabado o memorizado algun parametro con un nombre predeterminado (por ejemplo "Salon de eventos) lo mostrar al iniciar la unidad

Send Data OK

Mode:1

Name:USER1

If for 15 seconds, no button on the front panel is manipulated, the screen will enter standby or information mode.

Input channel configuration:

The control keys (fig7) arranged in alphabetical order (depending on version) correspond to the input settings. These keys have 2 functions:

  1. If you briefly press the key (example A), the red LED housed therein will illuminate, indicating that you have activated the MUTE function for that channel. If you press briefly again, the LED will turn off, leaving said channel open.

  2. If you press long (more than 2 seconds) the unit enters channel editing mode (a red LED will light up at the top of the channel vumeter (Fig6) indicating the channel that is going to be modified. If you press again Perform a long press, the vumeter LED (Fig6) will light up, indicating that the channel is free

The unit has a set of keys to navigate and vary functions within its setting, (fig3) press BACK to return to the previous menu, press NEXT to advance to the next menu, press ENTER to select a menu, turn the Freq wheel (fig4) to toggle through the menu options, Rotate the Gain/Q wheel(s) (fig5) to vary the values (both wheels have the same function) Press ESC to exit to the main menu

Press SYSTEM to enter the unit configuration menu.

  1. Channel Input Gain Adjustment:

InA Gain: 0.0dB

Noise Gate: - 80dB

Press the A button on the front panel (fig7) for two seconds, the information that appears on the screen will be shown, turn the FREQ wheel (Fig4) to select between Gain or Noise Gate, Turn the GAINQ Wheel (Fig5) to vary The values, the GAIN values range from -36dB to +12dB, by default its value is 0.0dB, the Noise Gate values range from -120dB to -20dB, by default its value is -80dB.

  1. Press NEXT to enter polarity setting. The interface is shown as follows:

InA Polarity

Pol=Invert

Press the NEXT key to enter the Polarity adjustment. The unit offers the possibility of varying it 180^ (invert it) Turn the FREQ wheel to alternate between "NORMAL or INVERT"

  1. Press NEXT to enter delay setting, the unit will display the following information:

InA Delay

x10.0 Dly=178.992ms

Each channel has an independent delay control, by default the unit is set to Meters Seconds ms, with a range of 0 to 1000ms. Turn the FREQ wheel to increase or decrease the range (as shown in the image above) in

The interface. Rotate the Gain/Q value to adjust each parameter.

  1. Press NEXT to enter parametric equalization mode:

InA EQ1 14991Hz

+10.0dB 0.752 HShf

The system consists of a parametric equalizer with 8 points per channel, indicated by EQ1, EQ2 and successive ones, within each equalization point you can adjust the frequency with values from 20Hz to 20Khz, the gain indicated in dB, with values of -20dB to +12dB, the value of Q, with values from 0.404 to 28.9.

To navigate through the options in this menu Turn the FREQ wheel and change values with the GAIN or Q wheels.

Output channel configuration:

The output configuration keys (Fig 8), depending on the model (ADP24DSP from 1 to 4) (ADP36DSP from 1 to 6) (ADP48DSP from 1 to 8) have 2 types of keystrokes:

1) Brief press activates or deactivates the MUTE function, when MUTE is activated the red LED at the top of the button remains on, another brief press will turn off said LED and the channel will remain open.
2) Long press (more than 2 sec) enters the channel configuration mode, The unit has a set of keys to navigate and vary functions within its setting, (fig3) press BACK, to return to the previous menu, press NEXT to advance to the next menu, press ENTER to select a menu, turn the Freq wheel (fig4) to cycle through the menu options, Turn the Gain/Q wheel(s) (fig5) to vary the values (both wheels have the same function)

Press ESC to exit to the main menu

Press SYSTEM to enter the unit configuration menu.

  1. Gain and output routing configuration, press the key of the output channel to be adjusted for 2 seconds, the interface will display this menu:

Out1 Gain: 3.0dB A: ON B: OF C: OF D: OF

The gain adjustment levels are designated in a range of -48dB to +12dB, Turn the FREQ wheel to select the Gain section, turn the GAIN or Q wheel/s to increase or decrease the values.

Routing, Turn. the FREQ wheel to access the source selection (A,B,C,Ddepending on version) the route options vary between ON/OFF, ON the selected source is activated, OFF the selected source is off, you can route as many sources as exit. as required or available on each channel (depending on model).

2 Output polarity, Press NEXT to enter polarity adjustment, the interface will display the

Out1 Polarity

Pol=Invert

The polarity of each output channel can be adjusted independently, by default the unit sends it in "normal" format to invert the polarity (180°). Turn the FREQ Wheel, you can alternate between "Normal" (0°) or "invert" (180°). Or rotate FREQ/GAIN/Q to adjust the polarity.

Out1 Delay

x10.0 Dly=178.992ms

Each channel has an independent delay control, by default the unit is set in Meters Seconds plus, with a range of 0 to 1000ms. Turn the FREQ wheel to increase or decrease the range.

  1. Crossover (frequency divider) adjustment Press NEXT to and the interface will display the following message4. Press the Next button to enter the frequency division setting

Out1 Hpf 25Hz Bessel 24

Out1 20000Hz Lpf Bessel 24

Each channel has the option of 2 types of IIR and FIR filters (FIR filters can only be manipulated from the graphical interface via PC (USB, RS232 or ETHERNET) IIR filters (Bessel, Butterworth, Linkwitz) have an adjustment range of 20hz at 20khz, with an attenuation slope of 18dB, 24dB, 36dB, 48dB per octave, except for the Linkwitz-Relay filter which has values of 12dB, 24dB, 36dB, 48dB per octave

Turn the FREQ wheel to navigate between options and turn the GAIN/Q wheel to increase or decrease them.

  1. Setting the output compressor, turn the NEXT wheel and the interface will show the following image:

Out1 Comp OF +12.0dB

100ms Atk 2 1:1

Each output channel has an independent audio compressor, this compressor offers the following functions, ON/OF to activate it, attenuation range from -6dB to +12dB, with step values of 0.1dB, start time from 3ms to 100ms, release time: 2/4/6/8/16/32 times the start time, compression ratio 1:1 to 128.

Press the BYPASS key (fig3) turn the FREQ wheel to navigate between the options, turn the GAIN/Q wheel(s) to increase or decrease them.

  1. Parametric output equalizer, press NEXT and the interface will show the following image

Out1 EQ1 14991Hz

+10.0dB 0.752 HShf

Each output channel consists of a parametric equalizer with 8 points per channel, indicated by EQ1, EQ2 and so on. Within each equalization point you can adjust the frequency with values from 20Hz to 20Khz, the gain indicated in dB, with values from -20dB to +12dB, the value of Q, with values from 0.404 to 28.9

Turn the FREQ wheel to navigate between options and turn the GAIN/Q wheel to increase or decrease them.

System menu:

Press the SYSTEM key (fig3) to access the system menu, by pressing between the NEXT and BACK keys we can navigate between the different options. Pressing ENTER we will select the menu to configure (fig3).

  1. Load Pro, storage and copying of profiles, in this section you can copy configurations between channels and store configuration profiles already made

When you press ENTER the interface will show this image

SYSTEM SETUP MENU

  1. Load Pro

Press ENTER again and with the FREQ wheel (fig4) toggle between: Load or copy channels.

1) Load Group (or user memory)

After pressing ENTER, the interface will show the following image

Select and Load

1: USER 1

Turn the FREQ wheel to select one of the memories, the unit offers a total of 12 banks to store groups or settings, turn the GAIN/Q wheel to select one of them and press ENTER to confirm.

2) Copy or duplicate channels

Press ENTER and the interface will show the following image

Copy from:InputA to:InputC

Turn the FREQ wheel to select the channel to duplicate or copy, turn the GAIN/Q wheel to select between input (A,B,C,D) or output (1 to 8) (depending on model) press ENTER to confirm the selection and Turn the GAIN/Q wheel again to select the destination channel, press ENTER again to confirm copy.

  1. Save Pro saved data

Once you have the unit configured, you can save said configuration within the unit. Press the ENTER key and turn the FREQ wheel to select a bank (User1,2, etc.) to store the session. Press ENTER again to confirm the save.

SYSTEM SETUP MENU

  1. Save Pro

  2. ID (device number) configuration

Set the machine identification number.

SYSTEM SETUP MENU

  1. Device ID Setup

Press ENTER to go to the settings page. Rotate the FREQ/Gain/Q value to adjust the device number value, you can toggle between 1 to 250, press ENTER again to confirm.

4.Password

You can change the password, the default is 1111, to one you can remember, so that no one can tamper with the unit without your supervision.

SYSTEM SETUP MENU

  1. Password

Configure the speed of the RS232 port, according to the needs of your computer.

SYSTEM SETUP MENU

6.RS232 Baudrate

After pressing Enter, turn FREQ/GAIN/Q to adjust the baud rate.

  1. Reset to factory settings

Restore the unit to its factory settings and the display interface is as follows:

SYSTEM SETUP MENU

. 7 Factory Reset

After pressing ENTER, turn FREQ to choose YES (confirm to restore factory settings) or NO (quit). After resuming factory settings, the system begins to initialize internally.

The interface is shown as follows:

EEPROM INIT

Waiting...

  1. Network interface configuration (ETHERNET fig 6)

Configure the IP address interface, shown as follows:

SYSTEM SETUP MENU

  1. IP Address

Press the ENTER key and the interface will offer you 2 options, 1 Automatic 2 manual

Automatic

Manual

Turn FREQ to select Automatic and click Enter to obtain IP automatically, if your unit is connected to a router with CAT-5/6 cabling and RJ-45 connector

Turn the FREQ wheel and select Manual and press ENTER to enter manual IP configuration mode.

      1. 0

Turn the FREQ wheel to select network segments (0 to 254) per box, turn the GAIN/Q wheel to select a value per box, no need to fill in anything else, if you assign an IP within the range of your router, the software will find the unit with the assigned IP.

  1. System information

Audibax Dsp Control

V1.0.0-20200917

Press Enter again to display the current device chip ID as follows:

Audibax Dsp Control

Chip ID 39ffd7-200917

BASIC CONNECTION OPERATIONS

Introduction:

  1. RS232: Please use the proper cable to connect, connect it correctly when the indicator lights up and then you can control it by PC software.
  2. Use a USB 2.0 cable, with a type A connector for your PC and a type B connector at the other end for the unit.
  3. WiFi: Open the device to search for MhLink-xxxx. Enter the password "12345678" to connect.
  4. Connect an RJ45 Cable to the unit in said port, you can also connect it directly to your PC as long as your PC interface is in the same NETWORK range as the unit.
    Example: if the unit has an IP 192.168.1.128, your computer must have a fixed IP assigned within the same range, in this case, configure your network card with the following data i.p. 192.168.1.100
    netmask 255.255.255.0
    gateway 192.168.1.1
    In this way, since the unit is within the same network range as your PC, you can access said control.

Yeah. You connect the unit to a router and it has the "Automatic" assignment mode, you can see the IP assigned by the router in the information interface, with your PC connected to the same router, you will be able to access the unit without problem.

Introduction to Audibax DSPControl software

  1. Softwarte Installation Audibax DSPControl
    Discasela Ultima version of the software from https://audibax.com/support/downloads/
  2. Execute the Audibax DSPControl.exe file and press the upper right button "do not connect"

Audioform Signal Output Action Dance Input Output System Speed 0 dB MHz kHz Control OK Cancel

A menu will open where you can select the unit connection mode

USB

Network

Com

USB, connect a USB type A cable to the computer and type B to the unit front. Select USB and Connect in the MHController software.

Connected Load Save Import Export System Gain Phase PEQ Xover Delay CMP OUT-1 Gain Phase PEQ Xover Delay CMP OUT-2 Gain Phase PEQ Xover Delay CMP OUT-3 Gain Phase PEQ Xover Delay CMP OUT-4 Gain Phase PEQ Xover Delay CMP OUT-5 Gain Phase PEQ Xover Delay CMP OUT-6 Gain Phase PEQ Xover Delay CMP OUT-7 Gain Phase PEQ Xover Delay CMP OUT-8

A successful connection will illuminate the connected pilot in green can already operate the unit.

Network

Connect a CAT-5/6 cable to the unit to the Ethernet port and connect it to a router to share IP address, select in the Network connection menu and run the Search button, to locate the routed unit.

Connect Connection: ○ USB ○ Network ○ CDM □ W(+) IP: 192.165.1.24 Search Connect Cancel

(For Wi-Fi connectivity, the procedure is the same, just indicate IP of the WiFi connection)

Press Connect and you can operate the unit

Connected Load Save.Import Export System Gain Phase PEQ Xaver Delay CMP OUT-1 Gain Phase PEQ Xaver Delay CMP OUT-2 Gain Phase PEQ Xaver Delay CMP OUT-3 Gain Phase PEQ Xaver Delay CMP OUT-4 Gain Phase PEQ Xaver Delay CMP OUT-5 Gain Phase PEQ Xaver Delay CMP OUT-6 Gain Phase PEQ Xaver Delay CMP OUT-7 Gain Phase PEQ Xaver Delay CMP OUT-8

RS232/com connection

Connect the USB device to RS232 on your PC (or a RS232 terminal direct to the unit) and end that the terminals have the correct configuration as in the following diagram:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TXD RXD GND

RS-232

Select com in the connection panel, in the drop -down with the assigned port number (in the Com3 example) and the speed in baud (by default 19200)

Connect Connection: USB Network COM COM: COM3 Search Baud Rate: 10000(Default) Connect Cancel

Press Connect and you can operate the unit.

Connected Load Save Import Export System Gain Phase PEG Xserver Delay CMP 0:RT-1 Gain Phase PEG Xserver Delay CMP 0:RT-2 Gain Phase PEG Xserver Delay CMP 0:RT-3 Gain Phase PEG Xserver Delay CMP 0:RT-4 Gain Phase PEG Xserver Delay CMP 0:RT-5 Gain Phase PEG Xserver Delay CMP 0:RT-6 Gain Phase PEG Xserver Delay CMP 0:RT-7 Gain Phase PEG Xserver Delay CMP 0:RT-8

Once we have established connection, the processor graph unit can operate.

Route

Screenshot of a video editing software interface showing timeline controls and a preview window with green bars.

GAIN (Input and output levels)

Adobe EP Control Panel Control Panel 10 Adobe EP Control Panel 11 Output Signal Control Panel 12 Output Signal Control Panel 13 Output Signal Control Panel 14 Output Signal Control Panel 15 Output Signal Control Panel 16 Output Signal Control Panel 17 Output Signal Control Panel 18 Output Signal Control Panel 19 Output Signal Control Panel 20 Output Signal Control Panel 21 Output Signal Control Panel 22 Output Signal Control Panel 23 Output Signal Control Panel 24 Output Signal Control Panel 25 Output Signal Control Panel 26 Output Signal Control Panel 27 Output Signal Control Panel 28 Output Signal Control Panel 29 Output Signal Control Panel 30 Output Signal Control Panel 31 Output Signal Control Panel 32 Output Signal Control Panel 33 Output Signal Control Panel 34 Output Signal Control Panel 35 Output Signal Control Panel 36 Output Signal Control Panel 37 Output Signal Control Panel 38 Output Signal Control Panel 39 Output Signal Control Panel 40 Output Signal Control Panel 41 Output Signal Control Panel 42 Output Signal Control Panel 43 Output Signal Control Panel 44 Output Signal Control Panel 45 Output Signal Control Panel 46 Output Signal Control Panel 47 Output Signal Control Panel 48 Output Signal Control Panel 49 Output Signal Control Panel 50 Output Signal

Delay (signal delay input and output)

Audio 209 Linux Projectors: 2091 Server Case Delay Input Outputs Load Base Input Export System H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 H7 H8 H9 H10 H11 H12 H13 H14 H15 H16 H17 H18 H19 H20 H21 H22 H23 H24 H25 H26 H27 H28 H29 H30 H31 H32 H33 H34 H35 H36 H37 H38 H39 H40 H41 H42 H43 H44 H45 H46 H47 H48 H49 H50 H51 H52 H53 H54 H55 H56 H57 H58 H59 H60 H61 H62 H63 H64 H65 H66 H67 H68 H69 H70 H71 H72 H73 H74 H75 H76 H77 H78 H79 H80 H81 H82 H83 H84 H85 H86 H87 H88 H89 H90 H91 H92 H93 H94 H95 H96 H97 H98 H99 H100

Input (level adjustment and input equalization)

Audio 22P Digital 1.1 Project Chimera File Edit View Insert Export System Radio Data Transfer Input Output Local Dash Import Export System 00:1 1:50p 0:00Hz 0:00Hz R4 R3 R2 R1 R0 R9 R8 R7 R6 R5 R4 R3 R2 R1 R0 R9 R8 R7 R6 R5 R4 R3 R2 R1 R0 R9 R8 R7 R6 R5 R4 R3 R2 R1 R0 R9 R8 R7 R6 R5 R4 R3 R2

Output (output level adjustment, output equalization, crossover and output compressor)

Adobe ESP CONTROL Power Frame 2019 Signal mode:2019/11/13 Control Output Sigma Input Export System Balance Case Delay Input Output OUT 1 OUT 2 OUT 3 OUT 4 OUT 5 OUT 6 OUT 7 OUT 8 OUT 9 OUT 10 OUT 11 OUT 12 OUT 13 OUT 14 OUT 15 OUT 16 OUT 17 OUT 18 OUT 19 OUT 20 OUT 21 OUT 22 OUT 23 OUT 24 OUT 25 OUT 26 OUT 27 OUT 28 OUT 29 OUT 30 OUT 31 OUT 32 OUT 33 OUT 34 OUT 35 OUT 36 OUT 37 OUT 38 OUT 39 OUT 40 OUT 41 OUT 42 OUT 43 OUT 44 OUT 45 OUT 46 OUT 47 OUT 48 OUT 49 OUT 50 OUT 51 OUT 52 OUT 53 OUT 54 OUT 55 OUT 56 OUT 57 OUT 58 OUT 59 OUT 60 OUT 61 OUT 62 OUT 63 OUT 64 OUT 65 OUT 66 OUT 67 OUT 68 OUT 69 OUT 70 OUT 71 OUT 72 OUT 73 OUT 74 OUT 75 OUT 76 OUT 77 OUT 78 OUT 79 OUT 80 OUT 81 OUT 82 OUT 83 OUT 84 OUT 85 OUT 86 OUT 87 OUT 88 OUT 89 OUT 90 OUT 91 OUT 92 OUT 93 OUT 94 OUT 95 OUT 96 OUT 97 OUT 98 OUT 99 OUT 100

LOAD (load a user memory or profile)

Program Name: I/SCR1 Device version: D57A06-VALR3 Load Save Import Control ID Strike 1 0008.1 2 05CF.2 3 0008.3 4 0008.4 5 05CF.5 6 0008.6 7 0008.7 8 05CF.8 9 05CF.9 10 0009.10 11 0009.11 12 0009.12 OUT 6 DUT 7 Compressor OFF Power/Power Ratio: 12% OK Cancel

Save (keep a user memory or profile)

Load Save Group 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 OUT 6 OUT 7 Compressor OFF Threshold:0.1 12.2 OK Cancel From 20 16000 Multi 1:1

Import (import a configuration file previously exported extension .hm)

Audibax ADP 36 DSP - Network - 13

Export (exports the total configuration configuration configured, and can assign a name)

Mac OS H47 de Inosidikanische Topic Autosto MMUnichm 12/16/2023 H47 Archivo HIV Quarter Canceler Abwecken Release OK

System (extra parameter settings, such as: make copies between channels, change the configuration password, change the name and key of the Wi-Fi network)

Channel Copy Source Target Input: 20.4 20.0 OK Output: 20.1 20.2 OK Factory default setting Parameters: 30 Validation Details VNT Setting Add Name: NET REGIST OF No. 0% Add Clean: Model: Default Setting Help: Check the result of agreement OUT OUT 7 OUT

DISPOSAL

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Packaging:

  1. The packaging can be recycled using standard disposal methods and reintroduced into the reusable material cycle.
  2. Please follow the laws and regulations regarding disposal and recycling of packaging in your country.

Device:

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  1. This device is subject to the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive of the European Union. Used appliances should not be disposed of with household waste. Used device must be disposed of through an approved disposal company or a municipal disposal facility. Please comply with the applicable regulations in your country.
  2. Please follow all the disposal laws and regulations in your country.
  3. As a customer, you can obtain information on environmentally-friendly disposal options from the product seller or the appropriate regional authorities.

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Brand : Audibax

Model : ADP 36 DSP

Category : Processor