Sonance DSP Amplifier Crestron Home™ driver

$150.00

  • Manages communication to the Amplifier via TCP/IP
  • Supported Features: Disconnect, Reconnect, Feedback, Set Audio Input Source, Audio Input Feedback, Warm Up Time, Cool Down Time, Change Volume, Discrete Mute, Discrete Power, Set Volume, Maximum Volume Limit.
  • Supported Models: DSP 2-750 MKII, DSP 2-150 MKII, DSP 8-130 MKII

Please make sure to read below the full description of the driver before purchasing.

Description

This Sonance DSP Amplifier driver manages the communication to the amp via TCP/IP. The driver provides individual volume control as well as the ability to switch inputs.

Note: Due to the nature of this product, any and all sales are final, and NO refund will be issued. It is highly recommended and encouraged to use the built-in trial license to test the driver with your hardware setup before purchasing a full license. The trial period is 2 hours and can be extended another 2 hours by rebooting the processor.

Before calling, review the Driver help file and FAQ section for the Driver as our support is limited to questions about configuration and setup only. Any hardware configuration mentioned in the driver manual are the responsibility of the integrator. If you have hardware-related questions, such as wiring or addressing, we advise reaching out directly to the manufacturer for assistance. Additional support, beyond driver configuration, requires the purchase of service hours before guidance will be provided.

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AVSwitcher_Sonance_IP-Manual

  • What preparation do I need to do before installing the driver?

    It is recommended that you save a configuration or golden configuration before installing any driver.

  • On Room on volume feedback doesn’t match actual startup volume. It syncs up after I send a volume command.

    Start up volume needs to be setup on CH. Please see the “Setting Start-up Volume” sections on the driver manual.

  • Volume level jumps whenever I turn my room on.

    Please make sure that the start up volume on the Sonance is -70 to avoid the sudden volume jump whenever a room turns on. Please see the “Setting Start-up Volume” sections on the driver manual.

  • Maximum Volume Level

    Each output provides the option to set the maximum volume level. The valid values range from -70 to 12 dB. No decimals, units, nor letters are allowed. Out of range values or invalid characters default the maximum value to 12 dB. 

    When Crestron commands the amplifier, the maximum volume values set on the driver will take priority over the maximum levels set on the Sonance DSP amplifier web interface.

  • Turn On Volume

    After completing the routing configuration, go to "Customize Actions & Events".

    Then, Select the room and Media Zone Events.

    Select “Media Zone On” on the left column. Choose “Sequence” and “Media Operations” in the middle column. Add a 1-second delay and a “Set Volume” from the Media Operation selection to the sequence. Enter the turn on room volume level (In %) in the dialog box that will appear when adding the Set Volume option.

    After setting the start-up volume on CH, go to the Sonance configuration page and set the startup volume to the lowest level possible, in this example, -70. The intent is to have CH be the single point of control and to avoid any jumps in volume level when the room is turned on.

  • How can I send one physical input to many devices (driver) inputs?

    Crestron Home manages input loop-outs using virtual adapters. The adapters are placed in the Crestron Home configuration as a hub between the source and the devices. The physical source is landed on the adapter’s input, and the adapter outputs are landed on the device's input as needed. The most commonly used adapters are the Universal A/V Adapter and the Uncontrolled Generic A/V DA. They are shown under the "Other" category below "Drivers".

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