The rms module, Service led (red), Service button – Meyer Sound JM-1P User Manual
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CHAPTER 6: THE RMS REMOTE MONITORING SYSTEM
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The RMS software displays all loudspeakers on the network
in a panel with icons, Meter views, and Text views that can
be customized to suit your needs. Loudspeaker data is
updated 2–5 times per second. Individual loudspeakers can
be physically identified with the Wink option in RMS, which
lights the Wink LED on the RMS module for that particular
loudspeaker. Conversely, a loudspeaker can be identified in
the RMS software by pressing the Service button on the
loudspeaker’s RMS module.
Loudspeaker icons and views can be arranged to represent
how the loudspeakers have been deployed in the system.
Multiple panels can be saved and recalled for specific per-
formances and venues.
NOTE:
When the heat sink for the JM-1P
reaches 85° C (185° F), the On/Temp LED turns
red, while its loudspeaker icon in the RMS software
turns yellow — indicating the loudspeaker is running
hot, but still within safe operating limits. Make sure
that the loudspeaker is properly ventilated.
THE RMS MODULE
The RMS module is installed in the bottom slot of the user
panel on the back of the Meyer Sound loudspeaker. The
RMS user panel has three LEDs, two buttons, and two Net-
work connectors.
NOTE:
The LEDs and buttons on the RMS user
panel are used exclusively by RMS and have
no effect on the acoustical or electrical activity of the
JM-1P loudspeaker.
Service LED (Red)
The red Service LED provides the following feedback:
When unlit, the loudspeaker is successfully connected to
the network and commissioned.
When blinking once every two seconds, the loudspeaker
is connected to the network but not yet commissioned in
the RMS software.
When lit continuously, the loudspeaker’s RMS hardware
has failed and may indicate that the module has been
damaged (contact Meyer Sound Technical Support).
NOTE:
The Service LED on the RMS user
panel is used exclusively by RMS and has no
effect on the acoustical or electrical activity of the
JM-1P loudspeaker.
Service Button
Pressing the Service button identifies the loudspeaker on
the RMS network and notifies the RMS software that the
loudspeaker is connected. You can simultaneously press the
Reset and Service buttons to reset the RMS module and
decommission the loudspeaker from the network (see
“Resetting the RMS Module” on page 29).
RMS User Panel
RMS Module