User Guide

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5.3.5 Settings Tab

The Settings Tab enables miscellaneous ampliﬁer settings to be conﬁgured and installation

data to be recorded. The Settings Tab provides access to further sub-menus. Figure 5.10

illustrates the Settings Tab.

• The System Information menu

provides text ﬁelds for the recording

of installation data.

• The Device menu records ampliﬁer

speciﬁc information such as the

model number and ﬁrmware version.

A ﬁrmware update routine and

identiﬁer button can also be found

under the Device menu.

• The Backup & Restore menu enables

ampliﬁer conﬁguration data to be

downloaded to an external archive,

and enables previously saved

conﬁguration ﬁles to be uploaded

and adopted by the currently

connected ampliﬁer.

• The Power Management menu enables various automatic switch-on options to

be engaged. The Power Management menu also oers timed Standby and Mute

functions.

• The GPIO menu enables conﬁguration of the multi-purpose GPIO interface pins.

• The LAN menu enables conﬁguration and reset of the wired network options and

parameters.

• The WiFi menu enables conﬁguration and reset of the wireless network options and

parameters.

5.4 Setup and Signal Routing

Thanks to their network based conﬁguration features, Inca 500 ampliﬁers oer considerable

versatility in terms of sources, signal routing, installation zones and output modes. Inputs

can be freely assigned to installation zones, and those zones assigned freely to the available

ampliﬁer outputs in either Lo-Z or Hi-Z modes.

This versatility enables, for example, one ampliﬁer simultaneously to drive both Lo-Z and

Hi-Z speakers, or for dierent inputs to be routed to dierent output zones.

The following paragraphs describe and illustrate the recommended procedure for

conﬁguring input, zone and output routing. A general signal ﬂow schematic is also

illustrated in ﬁgure 5.11.

5 Conﬁgurations

Figure 5.7: Settings Tab menu