Amc Iac Installation Power Amplifier User Manual

Amc Iac Installation Power Amplifier User Manual

 

User
Manual
iAC Installation Power Amplifier

AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier

Safety instructions

When using this electronic device, basic precautions should always be taken, including the following:

  1. Read all instructions before using the product.
  2. Do not use this product near water (e.g., near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, in a wet basement or near a swimming pool etc). Care should be taken that objects do not
    fall into liquids and liquids would not be spilled on the device.
  3. Use this device when you are sure that it has a stable base and it is fixed securely.
  4.  This product, in combination with loudspeakers, may be capable of producing sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss. Do not operate for a long period of
    time at a high volume level or at a level that is uncomfortable. If you experience any hearing loss or ringing in the ears, you should consult with an otorhinolaryngologist.
  5.  The product should be located away from heat sources such as radiators, heat vents,  or other devices that produce heat.
  6. Note for power connections: for pluggable equipment, the socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.
  7. The power supply should be undamaged and never share an outlet or extension cord with other devices. Never leave the device plugged into the outlet when it is not
    being used for a long period of time.
  8. Power disconnection: when the power cord connected to the power grid is connected to the machine, the standby power is turned ON. When the power switch is turned ON, the main power is turned ON. The only operation to disconnect the power supply from the grid, unplug the power cord.
  9.  Protective Grounding – An apparatus with class I construction shall be connected to a power outlet socket with a protective grounding connection. Protective Earthing – An apparatus with class I construction shall be connected to a main socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.
  10. The lightning flash with an arrowhead symbol, with an equilateral triangle,  is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
    Electric Warning Icon
  11. The exclamation mark within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
    Warning icon
  12. There are some areas with a high voltage inside, to reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove the cover of the device or power supply.
    The cover should be removed by qualified personnel only.
  13.  The product should be serviced by qualified service personnel if:
    – The power supply or the plug has been damaged.
    – Objects have fallen into or liquid has been spilled on the product.
    – The product has been exposed to rain.
    – The product has been dropped or the enclosure damaged.
cautionCAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove screws. No user-serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel. To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or product damage, do not expose this apparatus to rain, moisture, dripping, or splashing and no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

Before you start

AC amplifiers with an integrated signal processor are designed for 100 V and low impedance background music systems. The model line consists of single-channel and two-channel amplifiers.
They all have a RS 232 control port for integration amplifier with third-party automation systems.  Balanced Phoenix and stereo RCA input with audio link connection for easy installation, multiple voltage output suitable for 4 Ω, 70 V, and 100 V speaker lines.

FEATURES

  • Muting function
  • Integrated signal processors
  •  Locking function
  •  RS232 control port
  • Stand-by mode
  • for 100V and low impedance music systems
  • Supports 4 Ω, 70 V and 100 V speaker installations
  •  Ability to control treble, middle, and bass tones
  • Stereo RCA AUX input

Operation

Front Panel | iAC 10AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - Front Pane

  1.  Power button
  2. LCD display
  3. Rotary encoder
  4. Signal, limiter & mute indicators

Rear Panel | iAC 120

AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - Rear Pane

  1.  Stereo RCA & balanced Phoenix inputs
  2. Link output
  3. RS232 serial interface
  4. Reset button
  5. Main output
  6. Main power connector

Front Panel | iAC 240, iAC 360

AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - Front Panel

  1. Power button
  2. LCD display
  3. Rotary encoder
  4. Signal, limiter & mute indicators

Rear Panel | iAC 240, iAC 360

AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - Rear Panel

  1. Stereo RCA & balanced Phoenix inputs
  2. Link output
  3. RS232 serial interface
  4. Reset button
  5. Main output
  6. Main power connector

Front Panel | iAC 2X240

AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - Panel

  1. Signal, limiter & mute indicators
  2. Power button
  3. LCD display
  4. Rotary encoder

Rear Panel | iAC 2X240

AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - Rear

  1.  Mode switch
  2. Stereo RCA & balanced Phoenix inputs
  3. Link outputs
  4. RS232 serial interface
  5. Reset button
  6. Main output
  7. Main power connector

Front panel functions
LED INDICATORS
THE SIGNAL INDICATOR illuminates when indicates an audio signal in the amplifier’s input.
LIMITER INDICATOR – the amplifier has a built-in audio signal limiter in order to limit output power. In case if input audio signal exceeds the maximum amplitude needful to achieve maximum power, the audio limiter reduces the audio signal level  to a safe value and indicates activity using LIMIT LED.
MUTE INDICATOR illuminated when mute function is activated. The red LED indicates muted channel.
POWER BUTTON
Switch amplifier power ON or OFF.
LCD DISPLAY
LCD screen displays main information about amplifiers: volume level, tone controls levels, muting, locking, stand-by status or sync settings.
ROTARY ENCODER
Designated to adjust amplifier parameters. Rotate the encoder to adjust parameters and push it to enter the menu or sub-menu. Press and hold for a second to return the default screen. Push rotary encoder shortly to select CH1 or CH2, hold it to activate the selected channel menu. In order to disable LOCK mode press and hold the encoder for 5 seconds. Turn or press the knob to get the back device from standby mode.
Rear panel functions
MODE SWITCH (iAC 2X240)
The amplifier can be set to operate in 2 modes: 2 controllable channels or single-channel mode. Both selections can operate in a 100 V line.

AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - MODE

STEREO RCA & BALANCED PHOENIX INPUTS
RCA input for line-level audio.
AMPLIFIER OUTPUTS
Audio outputs for 4 Ω, 70 V, and 100 V speaker lines. Only one output can be used at a time. Operating amplifiers with more than one output may cause damage the amplifier or connected speakers.
RS232 SERIAL INTERFACE
Designed to control the main function of is amplifiers by using the serial interface.
RS232 protocol is listed on page 8.
RESET BUTTON
This button resets all amplifier parameters to default values. To activate this function, press and hold the button for two seconds.
MAIN POWER CONNECTOR
Power connector for mains power.
One Knob To Control Everything
iAC series features a graphic LCD display and a single rotary/push encoder allowing easy control of all device parameters.
AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - Menu syste Menu system
In normal operating mode, LCD shows the volume of each channel. Push the rotary encoder to enter the other channel or back to the previous model.
Push and hold the rotary encoder to enter the main menu and access more controls of parameters.
AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - Muting
3 band EQ EQ
adjustments can be made for each channel individually.
AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - Sync Muting
Each channel can be individually muted.
AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - Lock Sync Settings
The function allows linking both channels and copying settings from one channel to another in order to control both amplifier channels at once. Lock This function locks front panel control in order to prevent unauthorized access to the amplifier control menu or volume adjusting. To disable the function press and hold the rotary encoder for 5 seconds.
AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - ActiveLock
function affects front panel control only, serial control and reset functions are not free of locking. Lock mode can be also enabled or disabled by using the RS232 command. AMC iAC Installation Power Amplifier - LCDActive standby mode
Mutes amplifier and turns off LCD display in order to save power. This mode is indicated by the red color LED inside the power button. In order to disable standby mode turn or push the rotary encoder. The standby mode also can be enabled or disabled by using the RS232 command.
COM Port Settings
Baud Rate: 9600
Parity: None
Data Bits: 8
Stop Bits: 1
Flow Control: No

RS232 codes | Send SequencesFor iAC 2X240 modelBass – Ch2
RS232 codes are listed in HEXVol + Ch169  41  43  55  02  05  01  02  AA
For iAC 120/240/360 models69  41  43  55  01  02  01  01  AAMute Ch2
Vol +Vol – Ch169  41  43  55  02  02  01  A1  AA
69  41  43  55  01  02  01  01  AA69  41  43  55  01  02  01  02  AAUnmute Ch2
Vol –Mute Ch169  41  43  55  02  02  01  A0  AA
69  41  43  55  01  02  01  02  AA69  41  43  55  01  02  01  A1  AASync/Copy Ch1 To Ch2
MuteUnmute Ch169  41  43  55  01  01  01  01  AA
69  41  43  55  01  02  01  A1  AA69  41  43  55  01  02  01  A0  AASync/Copy Ch2 To Ch1
UnmuteTreble + Ch169  41  43  55  02  01  01  01  AA
69  41  43  55  01  02  01  A0  AA69  41  43  55  01  06  01  01  AAUnsync
Treble +Treble – Ch169  41  43  55  01  01  01  00  AA
69  41  43  55  01  06  01  01  AA69  41  43  55  01  06  01  02  AAVol +  Ch1 and Ch2
TrebleMiddle + Ch169  41  43  54  01  02  01  01  AA
69  41  43  55  01  06  01  02  AA69  41  43  55  01  11  01  01  AAVol – Ch1 and Ch2
Middle +Middle – Ch169  41  43  54  01  02  01  02  AA
69  41  43  55  01  11  01  01  AA69  41  43  55  01  11  01  02  AATreble + Ch1 and Ch2
MiddleBass + Ch169  41  43  54  01  06  01  01  AA
69  41  43  55  01  11  01  02  AA69  41  43  55  01  05  01  01  AATreble – Ch1 and Ch2
Bass +Bass – Ch169  41  43  54  01  06  01  02  AA
69  41  43  55  01  05  01  01  AA69  41  43  55  01  05  01  02  AAMiddle + Ch1 and Ch2
Bass -Vol + Ch269  41  43  54  02  11  01  01  AA
69  41  43  55  01  05  01  02  AA69  41  43  55  02  02  01  01  AAMiddle – Ch1 and Ch2
Stand By OffVol – Ch269  41  43  54  02  11  01  02  AA
69  41  43  55  0D  10  01  00  AA69  41  43  55  02  02  01  02  AABass – Ch1 and Ch2
Stand By OnTreble + Ch269  41  43  54  01  05  01  02  AA
69  41  43  55  0D  10  01  01  AA69  41  43  55  02  06  01  01  AABass + Ch1 and Ch2
Lock OnTreble – Ch269  41  43  54  01  05  01  01  AA
69  41  43  55  0D  11  01  01  AA69  41  43  55  02  06  01  02  AAMute All
Lock OffMiddle + Ch269  41  43  54  02  02  01  A1  AA
69  41  43  55  0D  11  01  00  AA69  41  43  55  02  11  01  01  AAUnmute All With Ch2 Vol
StatusMiddle – Ch269  41  43  54  02  02  01  A0  AA
69  41  43  55  0D  FA  01  00  AA69  41  43  55  02  11  01  02  AAUnmute All With Ch1 Vol
Firmware VersionBass + Ch269  41  43  54  01  02  01  A0  AA
69  41  43  54  01  FF  01  00  AA69  41  43  55  02  05  01  01  AA

Receive Sequences

FunctionStartChannel ByteFunctions BytesValue BytesEnd
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

VOLUME

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

69 41 43 55

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

02

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5D 02

00 (= 0 db)         18 (= 24 db)

01 (= 1 db)         19 (= 25 db)

02 (= 2 db)         1A (= 26 db)

03 (= 3 db)         1B (= 27 db)

04 (= 4 db)         1C (= 28 db)

05 (= 5 db)         1D (= 29 db)

06 (= 6 db)         1E (= 30 db)

07 (= 7 db)         1F (= 31 db)

09 (= 8 db)         20 (= 32 db)

09 (= 9 db)         21 (= 33 db)

0A (= 10 db)       22 (= 34 db)

0B (= 11 db)       23 (= 35 db)

0C (= 12 db)       24 (= 36 db)

0D (= 13 db)       25 (= 37 db)

0E (= 14 db)       26 (= 38 db)

0F (= 15 db)       27 (= 39 db)

10 (= 16 db)       28 (= 40 db)

11 (= 17 db)       29 (= 41 db)

12 (= 18 db)       2A (= 42 db)

13 (= 19 db)       2B (= 43 db)

14 (= 20 db)       2C (= 44 db)

15 (= 21 db)       2D (= 45 db)

16 (= 22 db)       2E (= 46 db)

17 (= 23 db)       2F (= 47 db)

30 (= 48 db)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AA

TREBLE69 41 43 55025D 0600 (= -14)          07 (= 0)

01 (= -12)          0E (= +2)

02 (= -10)          0D (= +4)

03 (= -8)            0C (= +6)

04 (= -6)            0B (= +8)

05 (= -4)            0A (= +10)

06 (= -2)            09 (= +12)

08 (= +14)

FunctionStartChannel
Byte
Functions
Bytes
Value Bytes
a
End
MIDDLE6941435525D 1100 (= -14) 07(.0)OE (= +2)
01 (= -12)
OD (= -i-4)
02 (= -10)
03 (= -8) OC (= +6)
I OB (= +8)
04(=-‘ OA (= +10)
05 (= -4) 09 (= +12)
06 (= -2) 08 (= +14)
AA
BASS6941435525D 0500 (= -14) 07(.0)
01 (= -12) OE (= +2)
OD (= -i-4)
02 (= -10)
OC 03 (= -8) (= +6)
I OB (= +8)
2 4c f( = A- ” # l’ OA (= +10)
‘ `= _—” 09 (= +12)
06 (= -2) 08 (= +14)
MUTE6941435525D 023 F
MUTE
FEEDBACK
6941435525D 01FA 3F
SYNC CH2 to CH1 is ON6941435525D 011
FunctionStartChannel
Byte
Functions
Bytes
Value BytesEnd
OFF69414355OD5D 101AA
ON694143555D 100
LOCKED694143555D 111
UNLOCKED69414355
5D 110
MANUAL ON694143555D 1040
MANUAL OFF694143555D 1020
FunctionStartChannel
Byte
Functions
Bytes
Value BytesEnd
FIRM- WARE
VERSION
6941435515D FF32AA
VOLUME6941435515D 0200 (= 0 db)
01 (= 1 db)
02 (= 2 db)
03 (= 3 db)
04(= 4 db)
05 (= 5 db)
06 (= 6 db)
07 (= 7 db)
09 (= 8 db)
09 (.9 db)(= 10 db)
OA 0 13  (= 11 db) OC (= 12 db) OD (= 13 db) OE = 14 db) OF (=15 db) 10(.16db)
11 (= 17 db)
12 (= 18 db)
13 (.19 db)
14 (= 20 db)
15 (= 21 db)
16 (=22 db)
17 (=23db)
1 8 (=24 db)
19 (= 25 db) 1A (= 26 db) 1B(= 27 db) 1C (= 28 db) 1 D(= 29 db)
1E (= 30 db)
1F (= 31 db)
20 (= 32 db)
21 (= 33 db)
22 (= 34 db)
23 (= 35 db)
24 (= 36 db)
25 (= 37 db)
2 6 (= 38 db)
2 27 (= 39 db)
8 (= 40 db) 2
9 (= 41 db) 2
A (= 42 db) 2
2B (= 43 db)
C (= 44 db) 2
D (= 45 db) 2
2E (= 46 db)
2F (= 47 db)
30 (= 48 db)
FunctionStartChannel
Byte
Functions
Bytes
Value BytesEnd
TREBLE6941435515D 0600 (= -14)
01 (= -12)
02 (= -10)
03 (= -8)
04 (= -6)
05 (= -4)

06(= 2)
07 (= 0) OE (= +2) OD (= +4) OC (= +6) B (= +8) O OA (= +10)  09 (= +12)
08 (= +14)
AA
MIDDLE6941435515D 1100 (= -14)
01 (= -12)
02(= -10)
03 (= -8)
04 (= -6)
05 (= -4)
– 06(= 2)
07 (= 0) OE (= +2) OD (= +4) OC (= +6) O B (= +8) OA (= +10) 09 (= +12)
08 (= +14)
BASS6941435525D 0500 (= -14)
01 (= -12)
02(= -10)
03 (= -8)
04 (= -6)
05 (= -4)
06 (= -2)
07 (= 0) OE (= +2) OD (= +4) OC
(= +6) O B (= +8) OA (= +10) 09 (= +12) 08 (= +14)
MUTE6941435515D 023 F
SYNC CH1 to CH2 is ON6941435515D 011

Example:
The following RS232 sequence means that amplifier’s Channel 1 volume is set to 10 dB: 69 41 43 55 01 5D 02 0A AA

General Specifications

AC Installation Power Amplifier

Technical SpecificationsiAC 120iAC 240iAC 360iAC 2X240
Output power1 x 120 W1 x 240 W1 x 360 W1 x 360 W
Power consumption165 VA300 VA410 VA410 VA
Stand by power consumption40 VA40 VA40 VA40 VA
Power supply~ 230 V, 50 Hz
Outputs1 x Phoenix power output, 1 x Phoenix audio link
Inputs1 x Balanced Phoenix, 1 x Stereo RCA
Frequency Response70 Hz – 20 kHz
THD< 0.2 %
S/N ratio92 dB
Remote controlRS-232
Tone controlBass: ±14 dB at 125 Hz, Middle: ±14 dB at 1 kHz, Treble: ±14 dB at 10 kHz
CoolingConvective air coolingForced air cooling
Dimensions (H x W x D) mm438×200×45438×375 ×45
Weight5 kg8 kg9.4 kg11.5 kg

The specifications are correct at the time of printing this manual. For improvement purposes, all specifications for this unit, including design and appearance, are subject to change without prior notice.
Notes………………………………….

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