Operating Instructions
PSM-2 at 55
The PSM-2 self-powered stage monitor contains
independent amplifier and control electronics for one
12" cone driver and one 4" diaphragm horn driver in a
compact enclosure. This integrated design eliminates
amplifier racks, improves durability and reliability,
and simplifies setup and installation.
The PSM-2 can be oriented such that the planes of the
cabinet face and the horizontal surface on which the
PSM-2 is placed form a 35 , 55 , or 90 angle. Its top-to-
bottom profile is 20.5" at 35 , and 19.5" at 55 (1" higher
than the Meyer UM-1). The high-Q horn provides uniform
coverage in both the horizontal and vertical planes.
The PSM-2 has the following acoustical specifications:
Frequency Response
Max Peak SPL at 1 m
Dynamic Range
Coverage
The PSM-2 is phase-corrected through the crossover
and has an overall phase response of 90 200 Hz–16 kHz,
which yields exceptional system impulse response
and accurate reproduction of all signals.
The PSM-2 employs TruPower™ limiting (TPL), the
first limiting technique that accurately calculates the
power dissipation within the speaker. TPL accounts for
4 dB 50 Hz – 18 kHz
139 dB
> 110 dB
–6 dB: 50 H x 50 V
–10 dB: 70 H x 70 V
PSM-2
Self-Powered Stage Monitor
PSM-2 at 35
varying speaker impedance by measuring current, in
addition to voltage, to compute the power dissipation
and voice coil temperature.
All Meyer self-powered speakers use TPL, which
• allows the speaker to produce its highest SPL
across its entire frequency range during limiting;
• eliminates long-term power compression when
the loudspeaker is operated at high levels for
extended periods;
• protects the drivers and extends the lifetime of
amplifier and driver components.
The PSM-2 uses the Intelligent AC™ power supply,
which protects the amplifier and drivers by auto-
selecting the voltage, minimizing inrush current, filtering
EMI, and performing surge suppression. The dual-
channel amplifier (620 W/channel) is cooled by a variable-
speed primary fan that runs continuously, and a
secondary fan that turns on when the PSM-2 is operated
in hot conditions or at its maximum level for an
extended period.
The PSM-2 can be equipped to operate with the Remote
Monitoring System™ (RMS) interface network and
software application. RMS displays signal and power
levels, driver and cooling fan status, limiter activity,
and amplifier temperature for all speakers in the
network on a Windows-based PC.
Patents
Pending
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