Generic 70/100 V Speaker

Name

User-defined name identifying the loudspeaker

Location

User-defined name that groups the loudspeaker with other components in the same physical location, or in the same organizational scheme.

Mode

Not all of the loudspeakers have the Mode property. For those that have a Mode Property, the selections vary.

Low-Z – Indicates a low impedance system.

70 V / 100 V – Indicates a distributed system

2-Way, 3-Way, 4-Way – Indicates the number of separate amplifier channels.

Box Count

The total number of loudspeaker Boxes in the array. This field is the sum of the Boxes in each segment.

Total Splay

The splay angle of the entire array. Available only with more than one segment.

Segments

Boxes are grouped into segments.

Band Count

The number of frequency bands available.

If you are using Custom voicing, the band count of the loudspeaker and the Loudspeaker Custom Voicing Component must match.

RMS Threshold (V)¹

This limits the output RMS signal to below the specified voltage level.

RMS Attack (s)¹

This adjusts the time it takes for the output amplitude to fall once the RMS Threshold is exceeded.

RMS Release (s)¹

This adjusts the time it takes for the output to rise after dropping below the RMS Threshold.

Peak Voltage¹

This limits the output peak signal to below the specified voltage level.

Inline Processing

Inline processing allows you to apply the Intrinsic Correction or Basic Correction settings for a QSC loudspeaker even if you're using an amplifier that is not directly supported by Q-SYS. The correction for the QSC loudspeaker is typically accomplished by the connection between Q-SYS and the Dataport or CXD-Q Amplifiers and the selected loudspeaker. With Inline Processing, the correction is accomplished in the Core.

Line Voltage

For Generic 70/100 V Speakers only, this sets the amplifier's gain to output the specified voltage when an input voltage is applied at input sensitivity.

Status

Displays the current text and color status of the component:

• OK: The device is functioning normally.
• Initializing: The device is in the process of a firmware or configuration update, or the design is starting.
• Compromised: The device is functioning, but a non-fatal problem exists.
• Missing: The device cannot be discovered.
• Fault: The device is malfunctioning or is not properly configured.
• Unknown: This status appears during a Core reboot (for example, during a firmware update), or when a design is being pushed to the Core and before it has started running.
• Not Present: If applicable to the device, this status appears when the device is not connected to the network and its Is Required component property is set to 'No'. This status also appears if the device component's Dynamically Paired property is set to 'Yes', pairing has not been assigned in Core Manager, and the device component's Is Required property is set to 'Yes'. See Dynamic Pairing.

Input - Mute

Mutes the input to the loudspeaker. When this mute button is on, the associated channel in the DataPort component indicates muted.

Input - Gain

(dB)

Sets the gain for the loudspeaker.

Delay

(Architectural)

Architectural Delay is a single delay time that is applied equally to all bands of a loudspeaker component. This allows you to time-align this loudspeaker component in relation to other loudspeakers components in the same architectural (or acoustic) space. The Architectural Delay variable ensures that the time alignment of the loudspeaker is consistent both when the source to the amp is via the Q-LAN network or via the analogue inputs when the amplifier is in Standalone mode. The Architectural Delay is also preserved when switching between DataPort enabled amplifiers using the DAB-801.

Meter Select

Selects the type of metering for all three meters

Monitor - Listen

This is a radio type button and is linked to all other Listen buttons in your design. When this button is engaged:

• the loudspeaker must have more than one band to have this button.
• any other Listen button in other loudspeakers that may be engaged is disengaged,
• all the bands in the selected loudspeaker have the Listen button engaged automatically
• the Listen buttons for the associated channels in the amplifier are engaged automatically,
• you can turn on and off any combination of the individual band Listen buttons in the loudspeaker.

When this button is not engaged, you can only select one band at a time.

You must have the Loudspeaker Monitor component in the Schematic and properly connected to make use of the monitoring capability.

Note: The Monitor buttons are not linked in Emulate mode. Your design must be in Run mode for the functionality described above to operate.

User High Pass

The User High Pass setting, when available, allows you to change the crossover frequency of the selected. The Default setting is the standard crossover frequency, and it depends on the loudspeaker.

Mute

Mutes the input to the loudspeaker. When this mute button is on, the associated channel in the DataPort amplifier component is muted.

Open

LED indicating if the speaker circuit is open. On or Red = Open

Short

LED indicating if the speaker circuit is shorted. On or Red = Short

Threshold, Open

(Ohms)

Sets impedance threshold for reporting open circuit faults. Open circuit detection can be disabled by setting a value greater than 150 Ohms.

Threshold, Short

(Ohms)

Sets impedance threshold for reporting short circuit faults. Short circuit detection can be disabled by setting a value of 0 Ohms.

Impedance (Full) ¹

Displays the average value of the loudspeaker impedance, in ohms, based on all the frequencies present in the program material. This information is not updated unless the signal is at a sufficient level.

Low Enable (Pilot Tone) ¹

Enables or disables the Low Pilot Tones

Low Impedance (Pilot Tone) ¹

The impedance of the loudspeaker when the 20 Hz Pilot Tone is on.

High Enable (Pilot Tone) ¹

Enables or disables the High Pilot Tones

High Impedance (Pilot Tone) ¹

The impedance of the loudspeaker when the 22 kHz Pilot Tone is on

Voltage

Graphic display of the voltage in the speaker circuit. Based on the Meter Select, this can be Peak or RMS.

Current

Graphic display of the current in the speaker circuit. Based on the Meter Select, this can be Peak or RMS.

Power

Graphic display of the power in the speaker circuit. Based on the Meter Select, this can be Peak or RMS.

Limiter

Amount of attenuation applied to prevent damage to the loudspeaker. Graphic and text display of the amount of limiting, in dB, for the associated band.

Listen

Enables you to listen to the loudspeaker input for the associated band.

This is a radio type button and is linked to all other Listen buttons in your design. When this is engaged, any other Listen button that may be on is disengaged. When engaged, the associated amplifier channel Listen button is automatically engaged.

The exception is when the master Listen button for this loudspeaker is on, you can listen to one, all, or any combination of bands in this loudspeaker.

You must have the loudspeaker Monitor Component in the Schematic and properly connected to make use of the monitoring capability.

Gain

(dB)

Controls the Monitor gain.

User High Pass

The User High Pass setting, when available, allows you to change the crossover frequency of the selected loudspeaker when used in tandem with a subwoofer. The Default setting is the standard crossover frequency, and it depends on the loudspeaker.

Gain (Input)

-100 to 20

-100 dB to 20 dB

0.000 to 1.00

Monitor Listen

0

1

disable

enable

0

1

Mute (Input)

0

1

unmute

mute

0

1

Peak/RMS Select

0

1

Peak

RMS

0

1

Current

0 to n

0 A to n A

0.000 to 1.00

High Pilot Impedance

0 to n

0 Ohms to n Ohms

0.000 to 1.00

High Pilot Tone Enable

0

1

Disable

Enable

0

1

Impedance

0 to n

0 Ohms to n Ohms

0.000 to 1.00

Limiter Reduction

0 to 60

0 dB to 60 dB

0.000 to 1.00

Low Pilot Impedance

0 Ohms to n Ohms

0.000 to 1.00

Low Pilot Tone Enable

0

1

disable

enable

0

1

Monitor Gain

-100 to 20

-100 dB to 20 dB

0.000 to 1.00

Monitor Listen

0

1

disable

enable

0

1

Mute

0

1

unmute

mute

0

1

Open

0

1

false

true

0

1

Open Threshold

0 to 150

0W to 150W

0.000 to 1.00

Power

0 to n

0 W to n W

0.000 to 1.00

Short

0

1

false

true

0

1

Short Threshold

0 to 150

0W to 150W

0.000 to 1.00

Gain (Input)

-100 to 20

-100 dB to 20 dB

0.000 to 1.00

Voltage

0 to n

0 V  to n V

0.000 to 1.00

User High Pass

N / A

Default

80 Hz

100 Hz

N / A

AC-C4T

Intrinsic Correction

1-way 4" integrated LF

AC-S4T

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 4" LF

AD-C1200

Basic Correction

2-way 12" LF

AD-C42T

Basic Correction

2-way 4" LF

AD-C81Tw

Basic Correction

Sub 8" LF

AD-C820

Basic Correction

2-way 8" LF

AD-C821

Basic Correction

2-way 8" LF

AD-Ci52ST

Basic Correction

2-way 5.25" LF

AD-S282H

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 8" x 2 LF

AD-S282HT

Basic Correction

2-way 8" x 2 LF

AD-S28Tw

Basic Correction

Sub 8"x2 LF

AD-S32T

Basic Correction

2-way 3" LF

AD-S52

Basic Correction

2-way 5.25" LF

AD-S52T

Basic Correction

2-way 5.25" LF

AD-S82

Basic Correction

2 way 8" LF

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 4" LF

AD-S6T

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 6" LF

AD-S8T

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 8" LF

AD-S10T

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 10" LF

AD-S12

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 12" LF

AP-4122m FOH

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 12" LF Front of House

AP-4122m MON

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 12" LF Monitor

AP-5102

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 10" LF

AP-5122

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 12" LF

AP-5122m FOH

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 12" LF Front of House

AP-5122m MON

Intrinsic Correction

2-way 12" LF Monitor

CSM-12

Intrinsic Correction

Generic Speaker

ILA
(WL2082-i)

Intrinsic Correction

2-way / 3-way 8" x 2 LF

Wideline-10
(WL2102-w)

Intrinsic Correction

2-way / 3-way 10" x 2 LF

GP212-sw

Standard Correction

Sub 12" x 2 LF

GP218-sw

Standard Correction

Sub 18" x 2 LF

WL118-sw

Standard Correction

Sub 18" LF

WL212-sw

Standard Correction

Sub 12" x 2 LF