LEA Connect 704 Manual

LEA Modtager Connect 704

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Welcome Message ....................................................................................................................................... 2

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 3-7

Main Features ............................................................................................................................................. 4

Specifications .......................................................................................................................................... 5-6

Warranty .................................................................................................................................................... 7

Safety Instructions........................................................................................................................................ 8

Front Panel .............................................................................................................................................. 9- 10

Back Panel .............................................................................................................................................. 11 15-

Accessories ........................................................................................................................................... 16 18-

Getting Started ........................................................................................................................................... 19

Installation ................................................................................................................................................ 19

Power Up ................................................................................................................................................. 19

Web App UI............................................................................................................................................ 20 27-

Connecting to the Network ......................................................................................................................... 21

Setting up the Web App UI ..................................................................................................................... 22-27

Saving Amplifier Settings ............................................................................................................................ 28

Loading Amplifier Settings ........................................................................................................................... 29

Saving Channel Speaker Tunings ................................................................................................................ 30

Loading Channel Speaker Tunings .............................................................................................................. 31

DSP Block Diagram ..................................................................................................................................... 32

Glossary ................................................................................................................................................. 33 35-

Power Consumption .............................................................................................................................. 36 38-

Support .................................................................................................................................................. 39 40-

Sustainability Statement ....................................................................................................................... 41 42-

Declaration of Conformity ......................................................................................................................... 43

Document Revision Date: February 4, 2020

We’ve been in the deep end of the pro audio industry for a long time now. What we saw was an

appetite for something new – . So, we started LEA Professional a new pro audio technology

company with the freedom, agility, knowledge and pa create not only a great audio ssion to

amplifier, but also simple systems that focus on supporting you, our customer.

At the end of the day, we are just passionate about audio technology and we want to share our

passion with as many people as possible. Because we know that great audio technology, is at

the heart of great experiences. So, we are dedicated to providing perfect sound reinforcement

through all of our products.

We’re deeply proud of our Connect Series amplifiers and we can’t wait for you to get working

with them. We truly believe that we’ve produced the best looking, best performing product

with the best technology at the best price for you.

Although we’ve strived to create and proactive technologiessimple systems , we are dedicated

to continually supporting you with anything you need. Please don’t hesitate to contact us

anytime for more information, support, or just to talk audio.

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you can engage the built in WiFi access point, connect to the venue s WiFi, and use the FAST 10/100MB

Ethernet to connect to any local area network via Cat5 or Cat6 cable.

Then there’s the Cloud…The Network Connect Series is the first professional amplifier family to feature

Cloud connectivity. Harness the power of the Cloud for remote control, monitoring, notifications and more

from any of your personal devices – no software download needed! Just connect your amp to a network

and start commanding your systems. Register for your free LEA Cloud account at leaprofessional.cloud

The power of the Cloud and our Web UI will set the installer up to be able to create a recurring revenue

source by adding monitoring and preventative system maintenance to their service contracts. Also

included is an Analog Devices 96kHZ DSP with up to 48dB/Oct filters, 8 parametric EQ’s, speaker

protection limiting, and many more features controlled by a web-based UI.

The Network Connect Series also features analog inputs and external I/O control for remote on/off and

fault monitoring.

MAIN FEATURES

works on any device with no software to download Web Browser-based UI

(70V or 100V) selectable per channel Direct LoZ and HiZ

double the output power of any single channel without sacrificing Proprietary Smart Power Bridge

other channels on the amplifier

1.) Built in WiFi Access Point 2.) Connects to existing WiFi 3 Ways to Connect to the amplifier

network 3.) Local Area Network Ethernet connection

3rd Party API support for most of the industry leading system processors on the market

with Input Routing, multiple 48dB/Oct crossover filters, 8 Parametric EQ 96kHz Analog Devices DSP

filters, user configurable speaker limiters, and real time load monitoring

with PFC. Operation from 100VAC – 240VAC +/-10% Universal Switch Mode Power Supply

fully routable inputs with backup capabilities Analog

for Remote On/Off and fault monitoring External I/O Port

for low AC Current draw Highly Efficient Class D Output Stage

Connect Series 352 2 x 350 WRMS @ 4Ω, 8Ω, 70V, 100V (175W at 2Ω)

Connect Series 702 2 x 700 WRMS @ 4Ω, 8Ω, 70V, 100V (350W at 2Ω)

Audio Spec

Inputs Analog: Balanced Inputs with user selectable 26 dB and 34 dB input sensitivity (2CH = 2 inputs, 4CH=4

inputs, 8CH = 8 inputs)

THD+N 0.1% (20Hz to 20kHz)

Frequency

Response

+/- 0.5 dB @ 4Ω, 8Ω, 70V, 100V, -2.5dB @ 20kHz at 2Ω

Signal to Noise

Level

105dB (20Hz to 20kHz referenced to 8Ω)

Crosstalk 70dB (20Hz to 20kHz)

I/O Latency 1 ms DSP latency under any condition

Load Impedance LowZ down to 2 ohms, 70V direct, and 100V Direct per channel

Amplifier Output

Classification

Class D with Proprietary Smart Power Bridge Technology allowing bridged output functionality without

sacrificing an amplifier channel

DC Offset +/- 3mV

DSP

DSP Architecture Analog Devices Sigma 96kHz DSP Processor with 32-bit Core with Sample Rate Converters

Input Matrix Routable matrix; any input to any output with primary and secondary input priority

Crossovers Up to 48 dB/Octave IIR Filters (Linkwitz Riley, Butterworth)

Parametric EQ 8 Band Parametric EQ per channel

Output Delay 100ms per channel

Output Protection DC, VHF, and AC Mains Protection, Overtemp and Current Limiter, fan fault detection

User Adjustable

Limiting

Peak Voltage and RMS Voltage

Load Monitoring Realtime Load Monitoring and Pilot Tone Detection from Internal or External Sources

Control,

Monitoring,

Network

Connectivity

WiFi or 100MB Ethernet with PoE or Built in WiFi Access Point (IEEE 802.11

2.4GHz b/g/n WPA, WAP2, WEP)

User Interface Web Browser User Interface, 3rd Party API control, or CLOUD control

Supported

Operating Systems

MAC, iOS, PC, Android

Event Reporting User Downloadable and Viewable Event and Fault log - POE allows for enhanced error

monitoring

External I/O External I/O In: Toggles Remote On/Off

External I/O Out: Indicates

Amplifier Health

Cloud IoT Cloud based IoT functionality

Operation

AC Mains 100VAC - 240VAC +/- 10% 50Hz or 60Hz

Temperature Storage: -20°C to 90° C - Operating: 0°C to 55° C

Power Supply Universal Switch Mode Power Supply with Power Factor Correction (No PFC in

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Safety Approvals UL, CSA,CE, ETL, FCC, CCC, KETI, NOM , ROHS, PSE

Physical

Spec

Dimensions (L x W

x H)

Product: 14.25” x 19” x 1U (362mm x 482mm x 1U

Shipping: 20” x 22.75” x 3.75” (508mm x 578mm x 95.25mm)

Weight

Connect Series 352 & Connect Series 702: 10lbs / 3.4kg | Shipping: 17.4lbs / 7.9kg

Connect Series 354 & Connect Series 704: 14lbs / 4kg | Shipping: 18.7lbs / 8.5kg

Connect Series 84 & Connect Series 164: 12.05lbs / 5.46kg | Shipping: 16.35lbs / 7.41kg

Connect Series 88 & Connect Series 168: 13.35lbs / 6.05kg | Shipping: 17.75lbs / 8.05kg

Cooling

Front to Rear Variable Fan Speed Cooling

Fan Noise at idle is 50dB @ 1m

Fan Noise at 50% is 57dB @ 1m

Fan Noise

at full speed

dB @ 1m

Connectors

Analog Input: 3 pin Amphenol Anytek, Output: 2 pin Amphenol Anytek, External IO: 3 pin Amphenol Anytek,

Power in: IEC, Ethernet RJ45 In for Control ***Note: Connect Series 84, Connect Series 164, Connect

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do not have potentiometers on the rear pane

The Connect Series’ WiFi connectivity is achieved using the Japanese certified wireless module ATWILC1000

MR110UB.

Front to back airflow

(See page for fan noise)previous

1.72” /

43.7mm

14.2” /

360.7mm

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distributor which can be found here: www.leaprofessional.com/partner map-

Excluded Items: This Warranty does not cover any product which has been damaged because of any

misuse, mishandling, accident, or negligence. This LEA LLC Warranty is not valid if the product serial

number has been defaced, altered, or removed. LEA LLC liability shall be limited to the actual purchase

price of any defective unit or units of LEA LLC equipment to which a claim is made, and shall in no

event include the Customers’ installation costs, design costs, lost profits or goodwill, or any other direct,

indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages.

LEA LLC Obligations: LEA LLC will remedy any defective product (except as excluded), by advanced

replacement with new or equivalent factory refurbished product during the initial three -year warranty

period. LEA LLC will provide ground shipment for the replacement product free of charge. LEA LLC

will issue a return shipment call tag for the defective unit when RMA is requested.

Making a Warranty Claim: A claim for Warranty must be submitted through the original selling dealer.

The dealer must notify LEA LLC of the need for Warranty replacement via LEA LLC’s online partner

portal. Once Warranty is verified, an RMA number will be provided along with a return shipment call tag.

All components must be returned in LEA LLC factory packaging with the RMA number clearly visible

on the return shipping label. If a defect product is not returned within 14 days of RMA issuance, the

dealer will be billed the full dealer price of the replacement unit. Should a customer wish to have a

product repaired and returned instead of replaced, customer should contract LEA Customer Care team

for

return instructions.

Alterations: No person has the authority to extend, amend, or modify this LEA LLC Warranty.

Replacement product provided under the terms of this LEA LLC Warranty shall carry only the unexpired

portion of Warranty of the originally purchased product.

Design Changes: LEA LLC reserves the right to change the design of any product from time to time

without notice and with no obligation to make corresponding changes in products previously

manufactured.

Country where Purchased: LEA LLC Warranty is only available in the country of the products original

purchase.

3. Heed all warnings provided in these instructions .

4. Follow all instructions document found in this .

5. waterKeep this unit away from at all times.

6. Use only a dry cloth to clean the unit.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Follow the

installation instructions from this manual for proper

ventilation.

8. Never install this unit near a heat source such as

furnace, ovensradiator, heat registers, , or other

anything else that produces heat.

9. Do not the safety purpose of the polarized oralter

grounding provided- type plug. If the plug does not fit

into your outlet, consult an electrician.

10. Keep the power cord away from areas at risk of

being walked on, tripped over, or pinched.

11. Only use attachments/accessories specified within

this document.

12 . Unplug this device during lightning storms or

when unused for long periods of time.

13. Do not attempt to service this unit. All servicing

must be performed by a qualified LEA service

technician. To find a qualified LEA technician, contact

your local LEA dealer/distributor.

14 . To disconnect the device from the mains, use the

mains plug.

15. WARNING: DO NOT EXPOSE THIS

APPARATUS TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DOING SO

CAN RESULT IN AN ELECTRAL SHOCK.

16 - OBJECTS, . ENSURE THAT NO LIQUID FILLED

SUCH AS DRINKING WATER, ARE PLACED ON

THE EQUIPMENT. KEEP EQUIPMENT AWAY

FROM DRIPPING OR SPASHING.

17. THE MAINS PLUG OF THE POWER SUPPLY

CORD SHALL REMAIN READILY OPERABLE.

MAGNETIC FIELD

CAUTION! All - high gain devices such as preamplifiers

should be installed away from the Due to thedevice.

high power- density of this amplifier, it has a strong

magnetic field which can induce hum into unshielded

devices that are located nearby. The field is strongest

just above and below the unit. If an equipment rack is

used, we recommend in the installing the amplifier(s)

bottom of the rack and the preamplifier or other

sensitive equipment at the top.

BE AWARE OF THESE SYMBOLS:

The exclamation point alert is used to

inform ofthe user

important operating or maintenance

instructions

DO NOT REMOVE TOP OR

BOTTOM COVERS ON THIS DEVICE. NO USER

SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

CONTACT FOR QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

ALL SERVICING MATTERS.

FCC COMPLIANCE NOTICE

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following

two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful

interference, and (2) this device

must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired

operation.

CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly

approved by the party responsible for compliance

could void the user’s authority to operate the

equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against

harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instruction manual, may cause

harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will

not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment

does cause harmful interference to radio or television

reception, which can be determined by turning the

equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to

correct the interference by one or more of the

following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit

different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

technician for help

LEA Shark Fin

Illuminates green with AC plugged in & blue with

AC plugged in and powered on when .

The Amp Front Panel:

I ndicator Definitions:

Channel Fault – Indicates the channel has shut down due to protection circuits. Check to make sure the output on

that channel is not shorted. If all channels indicate fault, the power supply has gone into protection. No audio will be

passed until the fault is resolved.

Channel Thermal – Indicates channel is at or close to over temp. When dim, the channel will start to lightly limit the

output. When bright, the channel is heavily limiting the output.

Channel Clip – A red light indicates the channel is at the onset of audible clip on the output. Excessive clipping can

damage the speaker connected to the amplifier. If the LED is Amber, that indicates the channel is limiting.

Signal Presence – -This indicator illuminates when there is 40db of input signal present on that assigned output

channel.

Channel Ready – Indicates the channel is ready to pass audio. If this indicator is off, the channel may be in standby

mode or the amplifier DSP is booting up.

Easy Pop out Grill e

Removable front grilles

w s ith washable foam filter

Front Panel LCD

Shows IP Address, Amp Name, SSID when in

WiFi Access Point Mode, and MAC Address

Channel Status Indicator

Channel Fault

Channel Thermal

Channel Clip

Signal Presence

Channel Ready

Authorized U.S. Dealers, U.S. and International Distributors can access parts and service requests from the online sales portal at

www.leaprofessional.shop

If you are not an Authorized Dealer or Distributor, please contact the U.S. Dealer, U.S. or International Distributor in your country where you purchased

the product and they can assist you – www.leaprofessional.com/partner-map

2 CHANNEL KIT | Connect S Connect Series 352/ eries 702

IEC Power Cord

Quick Start Guide

Record of Excellence

Welcome Card

Sticker

(2) Removable/Washable front panel Foam Filters

(3) 3 position 5.08mm Amphenol Anytek Input

Connectors 2| ( ) for analog input, (1) for External

I/O Port

(2) 2 position 7.62mm Amphenol Anytek Output

Connectors

(4) Rack Screws (standard)

Rack Supports (2) Rear

4 CHANNEL KIT | Connect S / Connect Series 84 eries 164

IEC Power Cord

Quick Start Guide

Record of Excellence

Welcome Card

Sticker

(2) Removable/Washable front panel Foam Filters

(5) 3 position 5.08mm Amphenol Anytek Input

Connectors | (4) for analog input, (1) for External

I/O Port

5.08(4) 2 position mm Amphenol Anytek Output

Connectors

(4) Rack Screws (standard)

(2) Rear Rack Supports

4 CHANNEL KIT | Connect S 4/ Connect S 4eries 35 eries 70

IEC Power Cord

Quick Start Guide

Record of Excellence

Welcome Card

Sticker

(2) Removable/Washable front panel Foam Filters

-(5) 3 position 5.08mm Amphenol Anytek Input

Connectors External | (4) for analog input, (1) for

I/O Port

(4) 2 position 7.62mm Amphenol Anytek Output

Connectors

(4) Rack Screws (standard)

(2) Rear Rack Support

8 CHANNEL KIT | Connect S / Connect Series 88 eries 168

IEC Power Cord

Quick Start Guide

Record of Excellence

Welcome Card

Sticker

(2) Removable/Washable front panel Foam Filters

(9) 3 position 5.08mm Amphenol Anytek Input

Connectors 8| ( ) for analog input, (1) for External

I/O Port

(8 5.08 Output ) 2 position mm Amphenol Anytek

Connectors – 80W/160W

(4) Rack Screws (standard)

(2) Rear Rack Supports

2-Position Amphenol Anytek

Output Connector

LEA Part #: CPP10001-1

350/700W Only*

2-Position Amphenol Anytek

Output Connector

LEA Part #: CPP10006-1

80/16 * 0W Only

3-Position Amphenol Anytek

Input Connector

LEA Part #: CSP10006-1

3-Position Amphenol Anytek

Input Connector

LEA Part #: CSP10001-1

10-32 Rack Screw

LEA Part #: MSI10007-1

Rear Rack Support

LEA Part #: MFM10003-1

Foam Air Filter

LEA Part #: MDF10001-1

1. -Built in Wi Fi Access Point (WAP)-

The built in Wi Fi access point allows for a point point connection. This means you will only be able to - - -to

communicate to one Connect Series ampli er at a timefi .

Using WAP

1. -Press Wi Fi button on rear panel to activate Wi Fi Access Point-

2. Once enabled, the front LCD now displays an SSID and IP address

3. Connect your device (phone, tablet, computer) to the Fi networkamplifier’s Wi-

4. Enter the IP address from the front panel LCD into your device’s web browser

5. Control and monitor via the built in web - browser based- UI

NOTE: If a Cat5 or Cat6 cable is plugged in, WAP mode is disabled. Remove the Cat cable when entering AP mode.

Dante connections can stay plugged in.

2. 10/100MB FAST Ethernet

In 10/100MB FAST Ethernet Mode, you will be able to see multiple amplifiers in the Web Browser Based

UI.

Using 10/100MB FAST Ethernet

1. Connect via wired network using Cat5 or Cat6 cable

2. Once connected, the front LCD now displays an IP address

3. Connect your device (phone, tablet, computer) to the Local Area Network and enter the IP

address from the front panel LCD into your device’s web browser

4. Control and monitor via the built-in web browser-based UI

NOTE: Out of the box, the factory default settings require the amplifier to be connected to a DHCP switch.

3. Local Area Wi Fi Network-

Connecting multiple amplifiers to the venue’s Wi Fi network allow you to see multiple amplifiers in the -

Web Browser Based UI.

Using Local Area Wi-Fi

1. Connect to the Web App UI (same as WAP instructions above) then navigate to networking menu

2. Check the “Wi-Fi Enabled” box

3. Type in existing Wi Fi network’s SSID that you would like to- connect to (case sensitive)

4. Enter password if necessary, to see amp’s IP address, subnet mask, and gateway info confirming

your status and click “Save”

5. Connect your device (phone, tablet, computer) to the existing Wi Fi network you have selected for -

the amp

6. Control and monitor via the built in web browser based UI- -

NOTE: only one connection method is available for remote connection. If Wi-Fi is enabled, the ethernet connection is shutdown.

Vice versa is also true.

Therefore, you can see which amps are online/offline, whether they are powered on or in a standby

mode, a quick performance status to report any errors or faults and even more.

In addition, with one click, you can view the status of every channel on any given amp to quickly monitor

channel performance. Such as your output meter with a clip indicator, status indicators such as Ready,

Limiting, Thermal, and Fault, as well as a quick attenuation level view and channel mute button.

So then, with a second click, you can select an individual channel for control and monitoring. Lastly, with

a third click you are ready to start viewing and adjusting channel settings such as Input Settings, Signal

Generator, Crossover, Equalizer, Limiter, and Load Monitoring.

LEA Professional

Amp#123

AP: Amp- 123

10.8.3.205

FIND THE IP ADDRESS DISPLAYED

ON THE FRONT PANEL SCREEN.

ENTER IP ADDRESS IN YOUR

DEVICE’S WEB BROWSER SEARCH

BAR.

CONTINUE TO NEXT PAGE…

IF THE AMPLIFIER HAS ALREADY BEEN

SETUP WITH A PASSWORD, YOU WILL

SEE THIS LOGIN SCREEN. ONCE THE

CORRECT PASSWORD IS ENTERED (OR

IF GUEST MODE IS SELECTED) YOU

WILL BE TAKEN TO THE HOME SCREEN

SHOWN ABOVE.

FIRST-TIME USERS WILL

IMMEDIATELY SEE THIS SCREEN. THIS

IS THE SYSTEM HOME SCREEN

WHICH DISPLAYS ALL DEVICES

CONNECTED TO THE NETWORK.

NOTE: GUEST MODE IS READ-ONLY AND YOU

WILL NOT BE ABLE TO MAKE ANY CHANGES

RED BAR

Indicates the

amp is offline

GREEN BAR

Indicates the

amp is online

State 1 – The amplifier is in a

completely powered up state.

State 2 – The amplifier is in

auto-standby mode.

State 3 – The amplifier is in

remote on/off mode and has

POE active.

State 1 – Normal operation.

No errors or faults reported.

State 3 – The amp is reporting

a fault.

State 2 – Amp reporting an

event but no faults..

State 2

Amp connected via

rear panel ethernet

connection.

State 1

Amp connected to Wi-Fi

Access point of venue’s

Wi- Fi

State 1

No channels

muted

State 2

All channels

muted

State 3

Some channels

muted, some

channels not muted.

Shortcut to

“ ” Green Menu

screen.

Shortcut to

“Amp Info”

screen.

POWER STATES - 3 STATES

AMP STATUS – 3 STATES

NETWORK - 2 STATES

OTHER

Pressing the “I” icon

will activate a popup

menu with multiple

amp info screens.

Pressing the power

cord with a leaf icon

brings you to the

“Green Menu” page.

Pressing the Wi-Fi

or LAN icon brings

you to the “Network

Settings” page.

Pressing the

distressed face

emoji brings you to

the “Faults Log”

page.

Pressing the

frowning face emoji

brings you to the

“Events Log” page.

Pressing the smiley

face emoji brings

you to an expanded

view of all of the

amp’s channels.

CH 1 Output Mute

CH 1 Output Meter

CH 1 Ready Indicator

CH 1 Limiting Meter

CH 1 Attenuation

(always read only)-

CH 1 Output

Clip Indicator

CH 1 Fault Indicator

CH 1 Thermal

Indicator

Mute/Unmute all CH

CLICK THE “i” ICON FROM THE

AMP’S MAIN SCREEN.

1. 2. SELECT “ADVANCED” FROM

THE POPUP MENU.

PRESS “EXPORT AMP

SETTINGS”

A FILE WILL BE DOWNLOADED

TO YOUR MAC, WINDOWS PC,

OR ANDROID DEVICE.

*IOS download coming soon.

CLICK THE “i” ICON FROM THE

AMP’S MAIN SCREEN.

1. 2. SELECT “ADVANCED” FROM

THE POPUP MENU.

PRESS “IMPORT AMP

SETTINGS”

SELECT YOUR FILE TO

IMPORT THEN CHECK EACH

BOX YOU DESIRE AND CLICK

IMPORT.

NETWORK SETTINGS

This check box will load the

following information: WiFi –

SSID, SSID Password, DHCP or

Static. If Static IP, address and

Gateway will be loaded.

Ethernet – DHCP or Static. If

Static, IP address and Gateway

will be loaded.

CHANNEL SETTINGS

This check box will load the

following information for each

channel: All settings for - Input

Section, Signal Generator,

Crossover, Parametric EQ,

Limiter and Load Pages.

AMP SETTINGS

This check box will load the

following information: Amp

Name, Venue Name, Rack

Name, Rack Position, Installer

Name, Installer Contact Info,

Date of Installation, Asset Tag

Number, Power Supply Settings,

and Auto Standby Settings.

FROM THE

AMPLIFIER MAIN

SCREEN, SELECT

WHICH CHANNEL

YOU WISH TO SAVE

TUNINGS FROM.

1. 2. NAVIGATE TO THE

CROSSOVER SETTINGS PAGE

AND SELECT “EXPORT”.

SELECT “EXPORT” AGAIN AND

YOUR SETTINGS WILL BE

DOWNLOADED TO YOUR

DEVICE.

THE DOWNLOAD FILE WILL

CONTAIN ALL CHANNEL

INFORMATION FROM THE

INPUT PAGE, SETTINGS PAGE,

SIGNAL GENERATOR PAGE,

CROSSOVER PAGE,

PARAMETRIC EQS PAGE,

LIMITERS PAGE, AND LOAD

MONITORING PAGE.

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Kategori:	Modtager
Model:	Connect 704

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