Bose Professional PowerSpace+ Series Manual de usuario

Bose® PowerSpace+ Configuration Utility

User Guide

Table of Contents

Introduction 1

Supported Web Browsers 1

Trademark Notices 1

Licensing 1

Privacy 1

User Interface 2

Quick Setup 4

Starting Quick Setup 4

Quick Setup: Signal Flow 5

Quick Setup: Inputs 6

Quick Setup: Outputs 7

Quick Setup: Listening Areas 8

Completing Quick Setup 9

Settings Tab 10

Settings: General 11

Settings: Network 12

Settings: Firmware 13

Settings: Import / Export 14

Settings: Amplifier 15

Signal Flow Tab 16

Configuration Tab 17

Configuration: Inputs 18

Configuration: Outputs 20

Configuration:Auxiliary Output 25

Configuration:Listening Areas 26

Dashboard 30

Dashboard: Status 31

Dashboard: Summary 32

Appendix A: Audio and Control Connections 34

Connecting Analog Audio Devices 34

Dynamic Microphone Connection 34

600 Ω Telephone Paging Connection 35

Mute with Standard Contact Closure 35

Connecting to a Network 35

Appendix B: Output and I-Share Wiring 36

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Output Wiring 36

I-Share Wiring 36

Output Attenuators 36

Appendix C: ControlCenter Analog Zone Controller DIP Switch Configuration 37

CC-1 Controllers 37

CC-2 Controllers 38

CC-3 Controller 38

CC-1 and CC-2 Controller Combinations 38

Appendix D: PowerSpace+ Amplifier Power States 40

Licensing Information 42

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Bose PowerSpace+ Configuration Utility User Guide

Introduction

Welcome to the Bose PowerSpace+ Configuration Utility User Guide.

This guide describes the features and functions of the integrated, browser-based

PowerSpace+ Configuration Utility and the settings that you can configure to set up and modify

your PowerSpace+ amplifier(s).

The PowerSpace+ Configuration Utility user interface (UI) is presented in an intuitive and logical

manner that replicates the natural workflow of commercial projects. This workflow facilitates system

configuration with real-time display and control of inputs, outputs, routing, and more.

The simplified configuration process minimizes design errors and reduces installation time.

IMPORTANT: The PowerSpace+ Configuration Utility is not password-protected. Ensure that any network

connection is secure to prevent unauthorized users from changing the system configuration.

Note: An internet connection is not required for system configuration because the Web UI communicates

directly with the device to retrieve and change settings, and to view real-time data.

Supported Web Browsers

You can access the Configuration Utility using any of the following web browsers:

lGoogle Chrome™ version 64.0.3282.140 or later

lMozilla Firefox™ Quantum version 58.0.2 or later

lMicrosoft Internet Explorer version 11.2007.14393.0 or later

lMicrosoft Edge 38.14393.1066.0 or later

Trademark Notices

Bose, PowerSpace, PowerSpace+ and Opti-voice are trademarks of Bose Corporation in the United States

and other jurisdictions.

Google Chrome is a trademark of Google LLC.

Firefox is a trademark of the Mozilla Foundation in the U.S. and other countries.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 and Microsoft Edge are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Licensing

Click here for licensing information.

Privacy

Click here to view the Bose Privacy Policy.

Note: You must have an active internet connection to access the above link.

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User Interface

The following illustration shows an open window in the PowerSpace+ Configuration Utility and highlights

the various elements that are available, which include tabs, pages, and sections.

Note: You can click a section heading at the top of the user interface window to quickly locate that sec-

tion on the page.

User Interface Controls

The following table provides examples of the various user interface controls—and their different states, if

applicable—that you may encounter when using the PowerSpace+ Configuration Utility.

User Interface Control Example

Add button

Button

Check box Selected:

Not Selected:

Unavailable:

Radio button Selected:

Not Selected:

Unavailable:

Drop-down list

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User Interface Control Example

Toggle On:

Off:

Unavailable:

Labeled toggle

Note: In a labeled toggle, the selection

in white is the active selection.

Slider

Up and Down arrows with Text box

Mute icon Mute Off:

Mute On:

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Quick Setup

The PowerSpace+ Configuration Utility Quick Setup is a wizard-based tool that guides you through the

initial configuration of your system.

IMPORTANT: All inputs,outputs, and I-Share jumpers (if required) must be connected, network settings

must be configured, the firmware must be up to date, and any additional amplifier settings, such as

70/100 V Hi-Z output voltage or enabling Auto Standby mode, must be configured before initiating

the wizard. These items are located on the Settings tab.

In addition, the Network page of the Settings tab allows you to configure Internet Protocol (IP) settings

for the network by selecting either DHCP (default setting) or Static in the IP Configuration toggle.

Note: You are not required to use Quick Setup to configure your system. Instead, you can click

Configuration in the left navigation panel to open the Configuration tab.

CAUTION: Running the Quick Setup wizard will reset current system settings. Except for Settings tab

configurations, any previously performed system configurations will be lost.

Starting Quick Setup

The Quick Setup wizard presents system configuration tasks in a logical sequence that mimics typical

workflow to facilitate system configuration.

Note: The amplifier automatically enters Standby mode when you start the Quick Setup wizard.

When configuration is complete, you must turn on the amplifier by either pressing the front panel

power button or disabling Standby mode on the Summary page of the Dashboard tab.

To start the Quick Setup wizard:

1. In the bottom of the left navigation pane, click Quick Setup.

The Welcome page opens and reminds you to ensure that all inputs, outputs, and I-Share jumpers

(if required) are connected and that configuration is complete on the Settings tab.

Note: If you have not already configured these settings, click the Settings tab link on the Welcome

page. When you are finished configuring the settings, click Quick Setup again to return to the wizard.

2. In the lower-right corner of the Welcome page, click Continue.

A new page opens with a warning that: "All current configuration data will be DELETED upon

pressing continue."

Note: Settings tab configurations are not deleted when you run Quick Setup.

3. Click Yes, Continue to proceed with configuration using the Quick Setup wizard (or click No, Back to

return to the previous page).

The Signal Flow page opens.

Note: You can click the Back button at any time while using the wizard to return to the previous wizard

page, or you can click Exit (at the bottom of the left navigation pane) to leave the wizard. When you click

Exit, a dialog box appears stating, "Your progress will be lost. Are you really sure that you want to exit?”

Click OK if you want to exit or click Cancel to continue using the wizard.

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Quick Setup: Signal Flow

The Signal Flow page provides a visual overview of your system with a block diagram that illustrates the

signal flow of the system components from inputs to listening areas, and from listening areas to outputs.

This is the same diagram that appears on the Signal Flow tab.

Signal flow information can help simplify troubleshooting by providing an understanding of how a signal

travels from its source to its destination.

Click Continue to proceed to the first Inputs page of the Quick Setup Wizard.

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Quick Setup: Inputs

The Quick Setup Inputs pages allow you to add and configure the inputs (sources) that are installed as

part of your design. You can rename each input for easy identification and inputs can be configured

independently of one another.

Note: PowerSpace+ amplifiers allow a maximum of four inputs.

To configure inputs using Quick Setup:

1. The first Inputs page lists the available input types and asks,

“How many inputs, including

microphones, are in your system?”

Use the up and down arrows or type directly in the text box

to specify the number of inputs in your system and then click Continue.

2. On the next page, enter a name for the input in the Label

text box.

3. In the Input Channel drop-down list, select the channel that will feed the input.

4. In the Type drop-down list, select the audio input type of the selected input.

Note: For both the P4150+ and the P4300+ amplifiers:

Input channels 1 and 2 support balanced line-level inputs (Euroblock) or unbalanced inputs

(Stereo RCA).

Input channel 3 supports balanced line-level inputs (Euroblock) inputs.

Input channel 4 supports balanced line-level inputs (Euroblock) inputs, a 600 Ohm telephone

paging input, or a PTT/VOX (push-to-talk / voice-operated exchange) dynamic microphone

input.

5. Select the Stereo check box (if available) if you wish to configure two input channels as a stereo pair.

Notes:

The Stereo check box becomes available only after you assign a channel and an appropriate

input type, and if the adjacent channel to be paired is currently unassigned.

Stereo can only be enabled on Euroblock input types. The Stereo check box is not available for

RCA and paging input types.

When the Stereo check box is enabled, the Input Channel drop-down list contains pairs of

adjacent input channels and the first available pair is automatically assigned. You can choose

a different channel pair (if available) from the Input Channel drop-down list.

When stereo is enabled, “Stereo” appears under the selected input's label.

6. Click the Mute icon if you wish to prevent audio from passing from the selected input to the output.

7. Click the Switch toggle (if available) to specify the paging input activation mode as

PTT (Push-to-talk) or VOX (voice-operated exchange).

IMPORTANT: The Switch option is only available for paging input types, which are only available

on the last input channel (Channel 4).

8. Click Continue.

Note: Repeat this procedure for each input in your system. The Outputs page opens after you

have finished configuring all inputs and clicked Continue.

Quick Setup: Outputs

The Outputs pages in Quick Setup allow you to specify the number of outputs that are installed in

your system and configure them.

Note: PowerSpace+ amplifiers allow a maximum of four outputs.

To configure outputs using Quick Setup:

1. The first Outputs page asks,

“How many outputs are in your system?”

Use the up and down

arrows or type directly in the text box to specify the number of outputs in your system, and

then click Continue.

2. On the next Outputs page, enter a name for the output in the in the Label

text box.

3. Select the physical output channel from the Output Channel drop-down list.

4. Click the I-Share toggle (if available) if you want to enable I-Share and create an output channel

pair. I-Share output delivers twice the power level (into low-impedance (2-4Ω ) or high-impedance

(70/100V) loads) by combining the current of two output channels (channels 1 and 2, or 3 and 4).

I-Share reduces the number of available outputs because it pairs output channels.

IMPORTANT: You must ensure that I-Share jumpers are connected before enabling I-Share output

configuration mode. To view a diagram of how to wire an output pair for I-Share mode, see

Appendix B: Output and I-Share Wiring.

Note: The I-Share toggle becomes available after the Output Channel is specified, and only if the

channel to be paired with the specified channel is available. The allowable channel pairings are

channels 1 and 2, or channels 3 and 4.

5. Select an EQ from the Speaker EQ drop-down list. This setting allows you to utilize preconfigured

equalization settings (presets) for Bose®loudspeakers, specify Flat EQ, or configure Custom

EQ settings.

6. Click the Polarity toggle to set the polarity of the signal to either positive (+) or negative (-),

also referred to as non-inverted and inverted, respectively.

Note: Polarity is positive (+) by default.

7. Click Continue.

Note: Repeat this procedure for each output in your system. The Listening Areas (Routing) page

opens after you have finished configuring all outputs and clicked Continue.

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