Specifications
Operating Manual - Pema Protea Equipped Media Amplier
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5. TROUBLESHOOTING
No AC Power
1) Is the detachable AC power cord properly installed? Is it plugged into a known live outlet?
2) Has the Power switch been disabled in software? (sec 42a)
3) Is the amplier in Standby Mode? (sec 42b)
4) Is the Power On Delay time set excessively high? (sec 32)
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Control Software
1) Is the PC successfully communicating with the network? (sec 23)
2) Is the amplier succesfully communicating with the network? (sec 23d)
3) Does the device name appear as green text or red text in the left side menu tree? If red, the
amplier is unpowered or ofine (sec 31a)
4) Is the amplier device icon placed on the software project canvas a virtual device instead of a
live amp? Any virtual device MAC address will always read FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF (sec 34c)
5) Was the amplier IP address autodetected (recommended) or manually assigned? (sec 23a)
6) Is rewall software blocking communication from the device? (sec 23b)
No Amplier Output
1) Is the Amplier in Protect Mode? (sec 26)
2) Is the input signal properly wired to either a mic/line input or summed mono RCA input?
3) Are front panel, remote control, or software control surface attenuators turned down?
4) Is the signal muted from within the control surface, DSP section, input source select, remote
control, output mixer, or event scheduler?
5) Are dynamics and any gain tool settings in the DSP section allowing signal to pass properly?
6) Is the signal properly routed to the desired output in the DSP cross point matrix? (sec 34d)
7) Is the level fader set properly in the DSP output channel mixer?
8) Did the event scheduler change a preset or the output channel source? (sec 34g)
Attenuators Don't Work
1) In the device software control surface, are the front panel or remote attenuators disabled?
Unable to Access All Software Features
1) Is desired level of access granted to the current user in the security tab?
Unable to Load Enough DSP Tools
1) Is the sample rate set to 96kHz? (sec 32)
2) Graphic Equalizers have a much greater DSP "cost" than Parametric Filters Feedback
Suppressor and FIR lters use even more DSP than the Graphic EQ Use only as much EQ
as is needed Note that FIR lter and Feedback Suppressor are mutually exclusive for a given
DSP channel I/O, meaning only one or the other can be plugged into that channel number
Can't Use Any DSP Tools On Input or Output Channels
1) Has Input, Mixer, or Output channel DSP been disabled under Device Options? (sec 32)
WR-5 Doesn't Work Properly
1) Is the WR-5 wired correctly to the amplier Data connector? (sec 41c)
2) If the WR-5 is the last one in series, even if it is the only one used, is the two pin jumper
properly placed on the circuit board header as shown? (sec 41c)
3) Is the WR-5 assigned its own unique device ID from within its device window?
4) If using WR-5 for gain control, be sure to install a (ne)WR-5 Remote Gain function in a DSP
gain block on the channel to be controlled










