Renkus-Heinz IC32-R-II - Manual (Page 5)

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Users Manual
IC-R-II
IC16-R-II
General Information
Your RHAON-Empowered Loudspeaker’s amplifier/DSP stores all configuration settings, including the input
source selection, in non-volatile memory. Analog Input 1 has been pre-selected at the factory so you can use
the loudspeaker as an ordinary self-powered loudspeaker. Just connect a line level audio signal to Analog Input
1 and connect the AC power. This input is always available for testing the loudspeaker and amplifier, unless the
AES/EBU input has inadvertently been turned on. Then you must turn off the AES/EBU input to allow the Analog
1 input to function. Use the AES/EBU push button on the array’s control panel to turn the AES/EBU input off. If
the array was previously put into its Standby power mode, turn it On by holding down both the Volume Up and
Volume Down push buttons for approximately 3 seconds.
You will need a computer with a NIC (Network Interface Card) and Windows-based RHAON software to change
the input selection or any of the other DSP settings. Once your DSP settings are stored in non-volatile memory,
the computer can be disconnected from the network. You will need to connect a computer only when you want
to change the settings or when you want to use the supervise feature.
Renkus-Heinz engineering has programmed the on board DSP to optimize the loudspeaker’s performance and
to ensure its safe operation. Replace the RHAON hardware module only with another unit that has been factory
programmed for the same loudspeaker. Contact our Technical Support Department for details and assistance.
ICONYX-R-II ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
IMulti module IC-R-II arrays can be operated as either Master & Slave systems or as an All Master System In
Master & Slave systems, one module is designated as the Master and all the other modules are Slaves con-
trolled by the Master module. All signal cables terminate in the Master module. In an All Master System, each
module acts as a Master and there are no slaves and signal cables must be brought into each module
To simplify shipping and handling, ICONYX arrays are constructed from 8-channel modules and need to be
assembled in the field. The assembly hardware is packed with the modules in cardboard boxes that double as
carton “fillers”. The ones containing the hardware are marked “Hardware” to prevent the hardware from being
accidentally discarded.
If you purchased an IC8-R-II all you need to do is remove the column loudspeaker and its hardware box from
the carton and install it. Skip to page 6 for Address Number Verification instructions.
If you purchased an IC16-R-II or an IC16/8-R-II, you should have received two cartons and will need to as-
semble them into a 16 channel unit. Each carton will include a hardware box.
If you purchased an IC24-R-II, you should have received 3 cartons (three 8-channel modules).
If you purchased an IC32-R-II or an IC32/16-R-II, you should have received 4 cartons (four 8 channel modules)
and will need to assemble them.
The cartons will be marked to show the module’s position in the finished column array; for example, top, bottom,
center, etc.
If you ordered a mounting hinge kit with the loudspeaker, the hinge hardware will be packed with the other hard-
ware. Note that the hinges can be installed on either the right or the left side of the cabinet to allow the column
to swing to either the right or to the left away from the wall.