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NOTE:

 

• 

Balanced or unbalanced stereo sources can be connected with the 6-pole connectors.

• 

When using the 5-pole CSR 6 captive-screw to RCA adapter, connect it so the far left plug is inserted into the far left jack of 
the 6-pole input.

ATTENTION:

• 

For unbalanced audio outputs, connect the sleeves to the ground contact. DO NOT connect the sleeves to the negative 
(-) contacts.

• 

Pour l’audio asymétrique, connectez les manchons au contact au sol. Ne PAS connecter les manchons aux contacts 
négatifs (–).

Step 3 — Remote Ports

STANDBY

G

REMOTE

Do not tin 

the wires!

Tx

Rx

G

G

STANDBY

Tx

Rx

G

RS-232

Figure 5. 

Remote Volume Control and Standby Ports

• 

Standby mode is forced when the 

Standby

 

pin is connected to the second G pin. The power LED on the front panel 

lights amber when the amplifier is in Standby mode, indicating that the amplifier is still receiving power despite the fact 
that it has turned off all the outputs.

NOTE:

  The enabling and disabling of the auto-standby timer is handled through SIS or DSP Configurator. For more 

details, consult the

 

NetPA U 2002 SB User Guide

.

• 

Connect a 3.5 mm, 3-pole captive screw connector to remotely control the volume via SIS commands, and connect a 3.5 
mm, 2-pole captive screw to place the amplifier into Standby mode. 
 
Protocol for the RS-232 port:

• 

38,400 baud

• 

1 stop bit

• 

8 data bits

• 

no parity

Step 4 — Speaker Wiring

Connect a 4-pin, 5 mm captive-screw connector for two channels of speaker output on the NetPA U 2002 SB amplifier. Each 
port has a screw flange to secure the plug to the connector (see

 

figure 6 

on the next page to learn how to wire the captive screw 

connector).
Follow the instructions below to configure the rear panel for the NetPA U 2002 SB:

• 

For stereo modes, connect a 4-pin, 5 mm captive screw connector for two channels of speaker outputs. The port has a 
screw flange to secure the plug to the connector. 

• 

For mono modes, connect the same 4-pin, 5 mm captive screw connector but wire only the middle speaker output pins for a 
single channel of speaker output (see

 

figure 6 

to learn how to wire the speaker output).

ATTENTION:

• 

Do not connect the speaker output connector to the amplifier until the output mode has been set properly (see 

“Setting the Output Mode”

 

on the next page for details).

• 

Ne connectez pas le connecteur de sortie du haut-parleur à l’amplificateur tant que le mode de sortie n’a 
pas êtê rêglê correctment (voir

 

“Setting the Output Mode” 

(Dêfinir le mode sortie) ci-dessous pour plus 

d’informations).

 

 

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Summary of Contents for NetPA U 2002 SB

Page 1: ...r compatible optional mounting accessories or using the included three piece bracket system The brackets do not come attached to the amplifier The following sections describe two methods of rack mount...

Page 2: ...L PO WE R AM PLI FIE RS N e tP e Ne tP A U 20 02 SB 1 2 OV ERTE MP LIM ITE R P RO TE CT SIG NA L PO WE R AM PLI FIE RS N e tP e Ne tP A U 20 02 SB 1 2 OV ER TEM P LIM ITE R P RO TEC T SIG NA L POW ER...

Page 3: ...control the volume via SIS commands and connect a 3 5 mm 2 pole captive screw to place the amplifier into Standby mode Protocol for the RS 232 port 38 400 baud 1 stop bit 8 data bits no parity Step 4...

Page 4: ...aut parleur faible imp dance 4 8 16 et les charges de haut parleurs haute imp dance 70 V 100 V sont correctement c bl es l amplificateur pour le mode souhait Step 5 AT Port Connect a RJ 45 connector t...

Page 5: ...ironment via the DSP Configurator The following steps detail how to configure a NetPA U 2002 SB amplifier Configure the NetPA U 2002 SB Amplifier 1 Ensure the control computer is connected to either t...

Page 6: ...ut and the positive pin on Channel 2 becomes the negative pin of the bridged output When the amplifier is set to bridged mono mode DSP Configurator deletes the Channel 2 amplifier output signal chain...

Page 7: ...Dante settings in the NetPA U 2002 SB can be configured from DSP Configurator The device can be named in the Dante Device Settings which assists with identifying a specific device in the Dante Control...

Page 8: ...t opens Click Yes to confirm the new name 8 Repeat as necessary for all devices Creating a Physical Dante Network A physical network is required to share Dante audio channels among Dante enabled devic...

Page 9: ...top of the Network View 1 while Dante receivers are listed vertically on the left side of the window 2 Creating a link in the connection matrix routes audio from a transmitter to a receiver 3 Routing...

Page 10: ...eir respective Amplifier and Line outputs Output Signal Chain Amplifier output mode is set to stereo 8 ohms All output trims are set to 0 dB All processors are disabled except in 70V and 100V output m...

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