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Renkus-Heinz Iconyx IC24-R User Manual

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Assembly & Installation Instructions
IC8-R, IC16/8-R, IC16-R, IC24-R, IC32/16-R and IC32-R

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
INTRODUCTION
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
ICONYX-R ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Address Number Verification
INTRODUCTION TO RHAON
General Information
Access Control Note
RHAON ORGANIZATION: Three Fundamental Audio Operations
CONNECT
Physical and network connections for RHAON systems.
CONTROL
Real-time control and pre-configuration of DSP parameters.
SUPERVISE
System supervision, fault logging, and operator alerts.
RHAON TYPICAL PROJECT WORKFLOW
PREPARATION
Steps for preparing the RHAON system, including software installation.
CONNECT
Linking software icons with networked loudspeakers and audio routing.
CONTROL
Configuring DSP parameters like EQ, compression, and delay.
SUPERVISE
Monitoring system status, faults, and notifications.
Software Installation
Customizing Your RHAON Workspace
Virtual System Design
Assigning a Static IP Address to the RHAON Host Computer
Network Settings in RHAON Preferences
Saving Your Project
Saving Changes (Auto-Save)
Linking Software Icons with Networked Loudspeakers
Connect Mode Loudspeaker Icon
Properties Windows
Connect Properties Window
Configure inputs, outputs, and CobraNet routing for loudspeakers.
Control Properties Window
Adjust DSP settings including compressor, EQ, and delay.
Supervise Properties Window
Monitor transducer status, voltage, and network.
Assigning Digital and Analog Inputs
CobraNet Signal Routing
Connecting CobraNet Source Transmitters to Receivers
Beam Steering
Beam Steering Controls and Options
Beam Steering Preferences
Setting Up Audience Areas and IC Configuration
Beam Angle and Simulation Options
Multiple Beam Capabilities
Auto-Focus in Beam Steering
Beam Steering Examples (IC24-R, IC32-R)
Saving Beam Steering Configurations (Presets)
CONTROL MODE
User-Configurable DSP Functions
Priority Override Settings
Saving Changes
Saving to Presets
All Loudspeakers Control
Group Control
Group Settings
Copy Settings / Copy Presets
SUPERVISE MODE
Supervise Mode Interface and Status Indicators
Supervise Mode Controls and Status
Event Logging & Notification
General Preferences
Password Protection
Access Detail and Speaker Protection
INSTALLATION
General Information
General notes on the installation design and requirements.
WALL MOUNTING
Instructions for mounting the column array using hinge kits.
SUSPENSION MOUNTING (FLYING)
TRIPOD STAND MOUNTING
SERVICING
TROUBLE SHOOTING HINTS
APPENDIX I: Audio Evacuation & Life Safety Functions
Redundant CobraNet Inputs
Secondary Ethernet input for redundant control and distribution.
Continuous Performance Monitoring
Constant monitoring of amplifier and loudspeaker performance.
Event Logging and Notification
Recording events in a log file and forwarding via email.
Fault Monitoring
Monitoring external wiring integrity via sense voltage.
Fault Relay
Isolated relay for reporting amplifier faults or Ethernet carrier loss.
APPENDIX II: RHAON Block Diagrams
CobraNet
Diagram of RHAON system using CobraNet digital audio.
CobraNet With Analog Backup
Serial Digital (AES3id aka AES/EBU)
Appendix III: ICONYX-R Hardware Inputs, Outputs & Indicators, Dimensions
APPENDIX IV: KEEPING YOUR RHAON PROGRAM UP-TO-DATE
Software Updates
Information on updating RHAON software and firmware.
Replacing Your Current Installation of RHAON
Updating Microcontroller Firmware
Updating DSP Firmware
Networking and RHAON Systems
Lesson 1: Switched Networks
Explanation of Ethernet protocol and switched network topology.
Lesson 2: Packet Addressing
How MAC and IP addresses are used for device communication.
FAQ and RHAON Network Troubleshooting Tips

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