Maintenance operations, Firmware & software upgrades, Battery replacement – Bose Professional ControlSpace ESP-880A Engineered Sound Processor User Manual

Page 22: Troubleshooting

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ControlSpace ESP-880A/880AD/1240A/1240AD

Installation Guide

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Hardware Installation

Maintenance Operations

Firmware & Software Upgrades

Bose periodically releases updates for the processor firmware as well as the ControlSpace Designer software.

Please visit

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regularly to check for updates.

Battery Replacement

The ESP-880A, ESP-880AD, ESP-1240A, and ESP-1240AD each contain a replaceable lithium battery for

maintaining the real-time clock (RTC) capability of the system. This battery lasts at least 10 years from the

time of production and rarely requires replacement.

Troubleshooting

The

Power

LED on front panel is

not lit solid green.

Use the included power cord to connect the processor's power inlet (on

the rear panel) to a power outlet.
Make sure that the mains power is active.

The power is on, but there is no

sound.

Use the ControlSpace Designer software to make sure that there is an

input signal from the source. The audio signal level should be in the

green or yellow band of the meter.
Use the ControlSpace Designer software to make sure that there is an

output signal from the processor. The audio signal level should be in

the green or yellow band of the meter.

The sound is distorted.

Using the ControlSpace Designer software, check the audio input

signal indicators. If the indicators are solid red or flashing red, reduce

the input pre-gain setting until the signal is no longer clipping (red).
Using the ControlSpace Designer software, check the audio output

signal indicators.

If the indicators are solid red or flashing red, and if the input

indicators are green, use the software to reduce the output gain or

any intermediary gain in the signal path.
If the input and output indicators are green, and if the input signal

is undistorted when it enters the processor, make sure that the

loudspeakers are not being overdriven and are not damaged.

The

Power

LED is red.

The DSP configuration is not loaded. Use the ControlSpace Designer

software to load a DSP configuration.
Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet, and then reconnect

it. If the issue continues, call your Bose Professional sales/support

representative.

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