Ateis Messenger Series User Manual

M-Control Remote Software and Lobe Assembler Software for Messenger series M, L, XL, II-L and II-XL (Manual version 1.21) Messenger

Messenger Operating Manual Page 10 of 387.1. Unpacking and installation The RS485 box should contain the following items:• M-Control USB – 485 i

Messenger Operating Manual Page 11 of 388.3. Connecting to the Messenger using M-Control8.3.1. Using the USB-485 interface: The interface comes

Messenger Operating Manual Page 12 of 38 If you have a connection between the PC and the interface click on “scan for Messengers”Note: The Messen

Messenger Operating Manual Page 13 of 38 9.2. Input Settings tab: If you are accessing a new Messenger (Factory Default) in the “input Settings”

Messenger Operating Manual Page 14 of 38 9.2.2. Secondary input: VOLUME Sets the direct audio level of the secondary input. By default this iss

Messenger Operating Manual Page 15 of 389.3. E.Q. tab: Changes made in the EQ settings are directly effecting the settings of the Messenger.9.3.1

Messenger Operating Manual Page 16 of 389.3.2. Presets: Here you can select several factory-pre-set settings for the EQ. Note that the prima

Messenger Operating Manual Page 17 of 389.4. Global tab: Here you can upload Lobe files, set the amplifier gain, and several other thingsdescribe

Messenger Operating Manual Page 18 of 38 9.4.1. The UPLOAD of a LOBE (FIR-File) To upload a lobe, you first have to generate a FIR file from the

Messenger Operating Manual Page 19 of 389.4.2. Ambient noise following. If Ambient noise following is activated the secondary input is turned into

Messenger Operating Manual Page 2 of 38 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION: ...

Messenger Operating Manual Page 20 of 389.4.5. Global amplifier gain: This sets the gain of all the amplifiers. It can be set between –10dB and +

Messenger Operating Manual Page 21 of 3810. System tab: These are the default settings.10.1. Main settings: Here you can change the name andthe

Messenger Operating Manual Page 22 of 3810.2. Settings. Battery guard:Default setting off.When a battery backup is connected to the Messenger it i

Messenger Operating Manual Page 23 of 38 11. Save your data All audio settings can be saved and also reloaded into the Messenger Please note tha

Messenger Operating Manual Page 24 of 38 12. Messenger Lobe Assembler software12.1. General information about Lobe-Assembler: The Messenger Lobe

Messenger Operating Manual Page 25 of 38 For the groundsection coverage an A-symmetrical lobe is more common to use. For a remotebalcony a symmetr

Messenger Operating Manual Page 26 of 38 Typical dual-lobe set-up for near and far-field coverage (Dimensions are in meters): And, if that is n

Messenger Operating Manual Page 27 of 3812.2. How to start with the Lobe-assembler software: Extract all data into one directory of your choice.

Messenger Operating Manual Page 28 of 38 The first folder that you see is the ‘PERSONAL, folder. Here you put all your relevant projectdata. This

Messenger Operating Manual Page 29 of 3812.5. Speaker choice: In the next menu you have to select what type of Messenger to use for your applica

Messenger Operating Manual Page 3 of 38 13. EXAMPLES:...

Messenger Operating Manual Page 30 of 3812.6. Lobe shape selection: One of the unique features of the Messenger is that you can adapt the acoust

Messenger Operating Manual Page 31 of 3812.7. Lobe properties: Once a basic lobe has been selected from the previous menu, you have to post proc

Messenger Operating Manual Page 32 of 38 This could be one of the results when a triple lobe set-up was selected. Two lobes for theground field,

Messenger Operating Manual Page 33 of 3812.8. Save and exporting FIR data:12.8.1. Save your project data: Last step is to save the project data

Messenger Operating Manual Page 34 of 3813. Examples: There are many ways of building and creating lobes. Because of the many possibilities it is

Messenger Operating Manual Page 35 of 3813.2. Project 2: Typical solution for a shopping centre where the Messenger is also used for emergencyme

Messenger Operating Manual Page 36 of 3813.3. Project 3 This example describes a system where 4 Messengers XL’s were placed, serving the stales

Messenger Operating Manual Page 37 of 3813.4. Project 4 These are the balconies Messengers described in Project 3 Balcony units: Data settin

Messenger Operating Manual Page 38 of 38 ATEÏS International S.A.Chemin du Vallon, 26 CH-1030

Messenger Operating Manual Page 4 of 381. Introduction: This document describes the methods to be employed when installing and connectingequipme

Messenger Operating Manual Page 5 of 384. Products: The Messenger XL series of products is series of digital controlled line-arrays with constant

Messenger Operating Manual Page 6 of 38 Optional input board for secondary input – SD-1:→♪ Transformer balanced microphone level signal of 5 - 10

Messenger Operating Manual Page 7 of 386. Product view: Typical: Messenger XL Service hatch

Messenger Operating Manual Page 8 of 386.1. Mounting considerations: Mounting instructions:A: Acoustical centre When the acoustical centre is ch

Messenger Operating Manual Page 9 of 387. M-Control: All versions are controlled using the M-Control USB - 485 interface. This interface is availa