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16 en | Amplifier DSP EVOLVE Portable Column Loudspeaker
2020-04 | v04 | F.01U.381.064 User manual Electro-Voice
5 Amplifier DSP
5.1 Amplifier DSP controls
The amplifier has a combination of controls and connectors to ensure the most versatile
loudspeaker system.
Portable column system control and monitoring interface
The portable column system DSP control menu selections are available for the EVOLVE.
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1. LCD – DSP control and monitoring interface.
2. MASTER VOL – Adjusts the sound level.
DSP – Scroll through the menu and select the available choices. Push the MASTER VOL
knob to enter the DSP menu.
3. INPUT Selection Soft Keys - Selects channels INPUT 1 through INPUT 7/8 for channel
DSP settings and individual level settings.
4. INPUT 1-4, 5/6 & 7/8 - Electronically balanced INPUT 1 thru INPUT 4 for the connection of
a microphone or line level signal source. Establishing a connection is possible via TRS or
XLR-type plugs. Phantom Power (+15 V) is always enabled on INPUTS 1-4 on the XLR
connectors only. INPUT 4 includes a HI-Z input below the TRS/XLR combo plug for
connection to a high impedance instrument output via a TS plug. Stereo INPUT 5/6 for
connection of stereo line level signals. Connection is made using either two XLR-type,
TRS, RCA, or a single 1/8th inch stereo connector. Input 7/8 is reserved for stereo
Bluetooth audio connection.
5. MIX OUT - The post-fader audio signals of INPUT 1 through INPUT 7/8 are mixed and
passed to MIX OUT. The ratio of the input signals changes when the level controls INPUT
1 - 7/8 are adjusted. This feature allows the loudspeaker to act as a basic eight-channel
mixer that can send the mix to another loudspeaker via the MIX OUT socket. The output is
configurable in the menu to provide either the Mixer Mono, Stereo left or Stereo right
signal.
6. AUX OUT - The AUX OUT is configurable to provide either a separate post fader audio mix
of INPUT1 - 7/8 (controlled by individual channel AUX levels adjustable in DSP) or the
main mix output signal. In the case of main mix, the full mix including effects is provided
whereas the separate aux mix comes without effects.
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