Crown XTI1002 Two-channel, 500-Watt at 4Ω Power Amplifier

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XTi2 Series Power Amplifiers
page 13
Operation Manual
Integrated Processing Features
Delay
There is up to 50msec of delay available in the signal processing for time aligning your speakers. The software
allows you to enter the amount of delay needed in the form of seconds, feet, or meters and does the calculation
for you.
Peak
X
Plus Limiter:
Feed-forward output limiter with user-adjustable attack, release and threshold (0.1 dB resolution), plus
integrated feedback limiter to minimize amplifier clipping.
Advanced Thermal Control
In this section, you can tailor the fan speed to specific applications. You have the choice of the following modes:
Normal
Early
Full-Speed
The fan mode can be changed using the front panel buttons at start-up or in the software. The default mode is
normal and should work fine for most applications. Early mode turns the fan on sooner at a “lower” temperature,
and Full-speed mode turns the fan on full-speed full-time. Full-speed mode is not recommended for “dirty
environments.
Advanced Monitoring
This feature allows you to have software visibility of both the Power Supply Temperature and AC Line voltage.
AC Line voltage is “derived” from the amplifier rail voltage and is an approximation of the AC line voltage. This
allows you to monitor the health of your amplifiers and provides for troubleshooting.
Front Panel Lock-Out
To disable or lock the buttons from the front panel, hold the Prev and Next at the same time until the screen says
“locked. The rotary knobs (attenuators) will still operate. To unlock, hold Prev and Next until the screen says
unlocked”.
The front panel can also be locked out from the software as well from the main panel. However once it is locked
in the software, it can only be unlocked from the software. You cannot unlock from the front panel. The rotary
knobs (attenuators) will still operate.
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