Glossary Of Terms, Acronyms And Abbreviations - Lab.gruppen PLM 20K44 Operation Manual

9. Appendix

9.5. Glossary of Terms, Acronyms and Abbreviations

The explanations given in Table 9.5 below are based on the specific use of each term in this manual.
The definitions are not intended to be exhaustive and many of these terms have wider meanings.
Term
Floating
Frame
Frame ID
Frame Preset
Gigabit Ethernet
Hub
In-Rush Current
Input Level
IP Address
IP Subnet Mask
Iso-Float
ISVPL
Lake Controller
Latency
Legacy Lake Device
LimiterMax
Line Driver
Linear Phase Crossover
Load Library
Load, equal/unequal
LoadSmart
Loop-Thru
MAC Address
MaxPeak
Module
Module Preset
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such as that found in the PLM+ - do mimic the characteristics of transformer-coupled designs to a high degree.
Lake terminology for a physical unit containing a Lake processing system, i.e. a single LM 26, PLM, PLM+ or legacy Lake Processor.
Frame Presets are a class of Presets within the Lake processing system. Up to 100 can be stored in the hardware device, and each holds the complete
A type of network interface device with multiple Ethernet ports. Data arriving at any port is sent to all others. Hubs have been largely replaced by Switches.
When power is applied to a piece of electronic equipment, the initial current taken by the PSU can be very high as the various capacitors in the circuitry charge up;
breakers. The PLM+'s PSU contains circuitry to control the in-rush current to prevent this.
The amplitude of an audio signal at the point where it is applied to the input of the device, or at the input of an intermediate stage within it. An analog input signal
level will be expressed in dBu's, while a digital input signal level in dBfS (dBs below digital clip level; fS = full-scale)
Every item of equipment connected to an Ethernet network has a unique address called the IP address, so that data gets to the correct place. IP addresses are
written as four groups of three decimal numbers between 0 and 255. In a system consisting of Lake Processors and a Lake Controller they are assigned and
IP subnet masks are required in all IP networks. The subnet is determined by the size and type of network being used. For small networks (less than 254 addresses)
a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 can be used. (A Class C network).
Iso-Float is Lake's proprietary method of electronic balancing, which provides a particularly high level of isolation and immunity from ground loops.
ISVPL is an abbreviation for Inter-Sample Voltage Peak Limiter, a proprietary Lab.gruppen technique for ensuring that voltage at the output terminals of a PLM+
The Lake Controller is the software application used to control LM 26 Processors, PLM+ Series and other Lake devices. This software application provides
additional functionality and allows various grouping functions for simultaneous control of multiple Lake Processing enabled devices.
signals. In the Lake system, latency is assured to be constant.
This term refers to older Lake audio equipment which may form part of an audio system (i.e. Lake Contour Pro 26, Lake Mesa Quad EQ and the Dolby Lake
Processor). The Lake Controller has the capability to control all Lake legacy products.
LimiterMax is the name given to Lake's proprietary package of dynamics control which forms part of the Lake Processing system.
the same load impedance, or if there are different impedances on different channels.
speaker connected to it. It is intended to be used pre-performance prior to running SpeakerSafe.
Lake's LimiterMax provides independent dynamics control over signal peaks (MaxPeak) and the average signal level (MaxRMS).
The term used in the Lake Controller to describe the virtual set of signal processing that routes an audio input to the various frequency weighted outputs of a
the Lake Controller software, not in the hardware device.
Description
IEEE 802.3-2008 standard.
detected automatically.
or for universal use.
over very long cables.
See FIR Filters.
See Fingerprint, LoadSmart and SpeakerSafe.
is termed a loop-thru.