Storm Audio ISP 3D.16 ELITE Instructions de montage

ISP 3D.16 ELITE

ISP 3D.32 ELITE | Analog Edition

ISP 3D.32 ELITE | Reference Edition

Document: 20181218_ISP_Installer_Guide_FW3.4r2

Firmware: 3.4r2

HDMI: 72

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help...

1. Check the online help of the Web

Installer Interface.

3. Contact our support team:

support@stormaudio.com

2. Check our website support page.

Installer Guide

ISP 3D.20 ELITE

ISP 3D.32 ELITE | Digital AVB Edition

ISP 3D.32 ELITE | Digital AES Edition

Model identication

16ch XLR

Expansion

ISP 3D.20 Elite ISP 3D.32 Elite

Reference Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AVB Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Analog Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AES Edition

ISP 3D.16 Elite

Optional

ISP-O-16-32 XLR

Included N/A N/A IncludedN/A

Slot 2

16ch Balanced

Dual Theater

Expansion

16ch Unbalanced

RCA

Expansion

ISP 3D.20 Elite ISP 3D.32 Elite

Reference Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AVB Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Analog Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AES Edition

ISP 3D.16 Elite

Optional Optional Optional Optional

ISP-O-Unbalanced

N/AOptional

ISP 3D.20 Elite ISP 3D.32 Elite

Reference Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AVB Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Analog Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AES Edition

ISP 3D.16 Elite

Optional Optional Optional Optional

ISP-O-Balanced Dual Theater

IncludedOptional

Slot 3

32ch AES/EBU

Digital Output

Expansion

32ch AVB

Audio Video Bridging

Digital Output

Expansion

ISP 3D.20 Elite ISP 3D.32 Elite

Reference Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AVB Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Analog Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AES Edition

ISP 3D.16 Elite

ISP-O-16-32 AES Digital Out

Optional Optional Included N/A IncludedN/A

ISP 3D.20 Elite ISP 3D.32 Elite

Reference Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AVB Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Analog Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AES Edition

ISP 3D.16 Elite

ISP-O-16-32 AVB Digital Out

Optional Optional N/A Included N/AN/A

Slot 4

ISP 3D.20 Elite ISP 3D.32 Elite

Reference Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AVB Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Analog Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AES Edition

ISP 3D.16 Elite

4ch XLR expansion

ISP-O-4-XLR

Optional Included N/A N/A N/AN/A

16ch AES/EBU

Digital Input

Expansion

DCP/DCI compatible

Slot 1

ISP 3D.20 Elite ISP 3D.32 Elite

Reference Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AVB Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Analog Edition

ISP 3D.32 Elite

Digital AES Edition

ISP 3D.16 Elite

ISP-O-Digital In

Optional Optional Optional Optional IncludedOptional

2x DB25

ISP 3D.32 ELITE

Analog Edition

ISP 3D.32 ELITE

Digital AES Edition

ISP 3D.32 ELITE

Digital AVB Edition

Optional Optional

ISP 3D.32 ELITE

Reference Edition

ISP 3D.16 ELITE

N/A Included N/A

Optional Optional Included IncludedN/A

Optional Optional Optional Optional Included

Optional Optional Optional Optional N/A

Optional Included N/A N/A Included

32ch AVB Digital Output

16ch XLR Output Expansion

32ch AES/EBU Digital Output

16ch Balanced Dual Theater Analog Output

16ch Unbalanced Dual Theater Analog Output

Optional Optional Optional Optional

16ch AES/EBU Digital Input Expansion Included

ISP 3D.20 ELITE

N/A

Optional

Optional N/A N/A

4ch XLR Output Expansion Included

N/A

N/A N/A

Options matrix

Options slots usage

Welcome

Thank you for choosing a StormAudio

Immersive Sound Processor. This guide

provides step-by-step instructions for

setting up your ISP.

The ISP range shares the same backbone,

but models dier by the options that are

installed.

This guide will describe the setup of

a Reference Edition. The same process

applies to other models, only the wiring

and some elements of the setup will dier.

What’s In the Box

Installer Guide

Safety Instructions

Immersive Sound

Processor

Firmware 3.4r1

Power cord

* tools are required to mount/unmount

the rack mount ears:

Torx screwdriver (T20)

Rack mount ears *

We continuously strive to improve our products. Some features might thus be added or be

improved. Please check our website Client Portal:

https://www.stormaudio.com/en/private-access/login.html

to get access to the latest Firmware and Installer Guide, and stay up to date with your ISP.

Before You Begin

1. In case the AC cord is delivered with Fuses attached, make sure to install them before

connecting the unit.

2. Ensure your electrical circuit has a good ground connection with all audio equipment

connected to the same ground node to avoid ground loop.

Display / Projector

XLR cables

RCA cables

Optical Toslink wire

HDMI Cable

Amplier units Speakers with cables LAN router

with Cat5/6 RJ45 cable *

3. Required equipment:

* the ISP needs a DHCP server to be part of the Network to get an IP address allocated.

Make sure to check your Internet Provider box or LAN/Switch box for router function.

We have divided the unit conguration into several key steps, as shown below:

Installation Flow

1AC, sources and displays connection to the ISP

2Power up, Web Installer Interface access and general description

3System conguration : password, access management and Network

4Inputs denition and conguration

5Theater, Sub Theater and Audio Zones, creation and conguration

Settings of Triggers, AV delays, limiters, display and 16ch AES input

Denition of Listening Presets with Theater and Audio Zones allocation

Outputs mapping and connection to ampliers and subwoofers

Installation Monitoring StormMonitoringTM

10 Remote Control interfaces: Web Remote and StormRemoteTM

Room Calibration with Dirac Live®Room Calibration Tool 2.0 28

12 Connectors pin out and IR erratum descriptions, inputs table 57

13 Specications, IR commands set and acknowledgements 60

Hardware Connections

AC, sources and displays

1. Check Fuse. To replace the Fuse, make sure to disconnect the AC cord from the ISP to avoid electric shock.

2. Connect AC cord to Power Outlet (do not turn ON now) using the earth connected cable delivered with the ISP.

3. Connect the RJ45 LAN Network cable to the router/switch

4. Connect an IR Receiver or an IR Hub to enable IR Remote control in the 3.5mm jack (bottom connector)

5. Connect your Digital Sources via Coaxial or Optical

6. Connect your Analog Sources via RCA (Stereo or 7.1 mode, dened in Step 4)

7. Connect your HDMI sources, all inputs support HDCP2.2

(by default, HDMI1.4 speeds on HDMI IN 1 to 4, HDMI2.0 speeds on HDMI IN 5 to 7, see section 7 p41)

8. Connect your Video Server with Multichannel AES/EBU Output via 2x RJ45

9. Connect your displays (HDMI OUT 1 is HDCP1.4, HDMI OUT 2 is HDCP2.2, same content)

1.1) Connect the unit as shown below. Do not connect the outputs at this stage:

allocation is done automatically during speakers setup (Step 5 of this document).

1.2) Multiple connections are possible. Take note of your sources’ connections to the ISP

by using the table of part 12, where you can also nd connectors pinout.

2ch

7.1ch

Sub

Web Installer Interface

Access & Help

2Power Up IP Address Login Navigation Online Help

2.1) Power On the unit following below steps :

1. Turn the Main Switch to ON (I) on the back panel.

2. Display will show StormAudio logo for few seconds and will

enter the Sleep Mode (Led turns red continuously).

3. When in Sleep Mode, press the Power Button. Unit will start.

Online Help

Web Installer Interface

Access & Help

2Power Up IP Address Login Navigation Online Help

eth IP Addr :

eth MAC Addr :

Hostname :

192.168.1.172

b8:27:eb:70:2b:2c

ISP 3D.16 ELITE

serial number : 180900001

temperature : 35 °C

FAN speed : 50%

fw version : 3.4r2

1for 3s 2

System informations

Press and hold EDIT to reset the network configuration

2.2) Check for Network Address :

1. Press EDIT button for about 3s

2. The display will show a list of

system information, including

the IP address allocated via

DHCP

3. Take note of this address:

IP Address

In case you need to bring the unit back to its default DHCP mode from the front panel, follow above Step 1,

then press the EDIT button for a few seconds, until a message pops up asking for conrmation of this action

by using the ENTER button.

2.3) Use your computer and open a Web Browser.

2.4) In the URL area, enter the IP address of your unit (such as 192.168.1.172 for example)

and validate.

Only one instance of Web Browser can be opened to access the unit. If a window is already in use

and another is opened to connect to the same unit, a message will ask you to close one.

Web Installer Interface

Access & Help

2Power Up IP Address Login Navigation Online Help

2.5) The Home Page will be shown as below :

Selecting this button

will give access to

End User Remote

Control page (see 9)

Selecting this button

will give access to

the Expert Setup

to congure the ISP

Select the

Expert Setup

The Expert Setup has two levels

of access : Installer and Expert User.

Expert user gets access to portions

of the setup dened by the Installer.

Installer user gets full access to the setup.

Conguration is done at the Installer level.

Type the default password for Installer being:

installer

And press CONNECTION

In case you have forgotten your passwords,

it is possible to reset them all at once with

a special reset sequence using the front

panel buttons while in the info screen

status accessed as described in section 2.2

and following these 3 steps:

Online Help

eth IP Addr :

eth MAC Addr :

Hostname :

192.168.1.172

b8:27:eb:70:2b:2c

ISP 3D.16 ELITE

serial number : 180900001

temperature : 35 °C

FAN speed : 50%

fw version : 3.4r1

Press EDIT

and EXIT

for 3s

System informations

Press and hold EDIT to reset the network configuration

Passwords

Are you sure you want to reset the passwords?

Press ENTER to confirm

Power Up IP Address Login Navigation Online Help

Web Installer Interface

Access & Help

Master Volume of the selected Theater

can be adjusted here. MUTE is available

as well as a DIM function that turns

the Volume down by an amount dened

in the Settings page (see part 7).

Conguration of the ISP is made in few

tabs split in the following categories:

- System parameters (1)

- Inputs denition (2)

- Speakers allocation and Room

Calibration for Mains and Alternate

outputs (3)

- General settings (4)

- Listening Presets (5)

- Monitoring to visualize installation status (6)

Once congured you can control

the ISP via the Remote Page (7)

1 2 3 4 5 6

In some cases, it might be

required to restart the ISP

by pressing the RESTART button.

Note that this will not erase the

stored settings.

Pressing LOG OUT will take you

back to HOME page with only

possible access to REMOTE control.

2.6) Select Expert Setup again. You will access the System Page of the ISP.

2.7) The Web Installer Interface is structured around a common part on the top area

that will remain accessible at all time and give access to the basic functions.

This area provides the means to

change some of the settings at anytime

without having to access the Remote

Control page. Can be changed: Source, Preset,

Theater (and related Proles) and Surround mode.

To help you understand all the functions and

settings of the product, an Online

Contextual Help is accessible. By turning it to ON,

question marks will pop up next to each

function. Simply click on it for the function you

need help on.

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