User manual DYNACORD IRISNET DATENBLATT_D

[. . . ] It allows complete audio systems with a multitude of similar or different devices to be configured, supervised and controlled centrally from a single user interface. iRIS-NetTM supports Ethernet , CobraNetTM , CAN-bus and USB and is open for further implementations in the future. [. . . ] IRISNetTM provides a complete set of tools for realtime control and monitoring of an audio system down to the transducer level. Details such as signal levels, component temperature, impedance, output current and voltage, fault conditions and other parameters can be monitored in real-time. A useful feature of IRIS-NetTM is the One Button System Check, that allows an operator to see a detailed overview of the operational status of the entire PA system in less than a minute. IRIS-NetTM is able to run an impedance sweep of all components connected to an amplifier including connectors, cable, crossover networks and transducers, and then store a reference measurement of the system as it Exists, in a given configuration, and in a given environment. This reference is subsequently stored in the system and can be exported to external files on a control PC for future reference. User definable tolerances can be applied to these references allowing an operator to customize the system supervision for their specific application. It then compares a realtime measurement against these references and is able to alert the operator at any time a tolerance is exceeded. The function and behavior of these elements is completely customizable for control surface design. From its inception, IRIS-NetTM was created as an open architecture platform that would be modular and expandable to accommodate current and future products and systems. Additional products are added to the IRISNetTM shell through the creation of. Over time, the products IRIS-NetTM will be able to control will expand throughout the Telex Pro Audio family to include ElectroAsia & Pacific Rim In addition, the IRIS-NetTM shell is designed to be used by a variety of third party hardware to control and monitor any type of product or subsystem needed in a typical audio system design. Software developer kits will also be soon available to allow the authoring of custom. [. . . ] This allows a programmer to create a control surface that is specific to the needs of any, and all, operators of the system. For example, the system administrator will have access to all aspects of the DSP and system configuration, while other layers can be created and password protected for less technical users, thus allowing them to access elements such as preset recall, muting and levels, but prevent them from changing critical details such as crossovers and limiters. [. . . ]