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Networking Capability with LMS series Controllers
• • LMS-D2X controllers are designed to offer control and monitoring of system parameters over a BvNet
network in real time using a PC and TurboDrive software. The controllers are equipped with network
cards to allow the building of comprehensive networked loudspeaker systems.
• • Download the TurboDrive software from the supplied CD or from the TURBOSOUND website
turbosound.com and follow the installation instructions.
• • Install the drivers. If connecting via RS232 there is no need to install drivers. If connecting via USB
install the USB drivers that can be found on the CD that came with your Linea Research USB interface.
• • Networking multiple devices to a PC: BvNet is the method of connecting multiple devices and this is
done with the Linea Research USB & RS232 Interface (available from TURBOSOUND). The interface
enables devices to be connected to a PC either using RS232 or using USB. EIA485 is the network
protocol among the networked devices and is carried over CAT5-type cables. It works with the
following: PC with Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Vista operating systems,
or with Pentium processor, or CD ROM drive or internet access, RS232 or USB port.*
RS232: Connect your computer to the BvNet interface using a standard 9-pin serial cable. External power is
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required for RS232 operation and this should be provided by the Linea Research Accessory Power Supply.
• • USB: Connect your computer to the BvNet interface using a USB Type A to USB Type B cable.
External power is not required when using USB.
• • Connect networked devices via RJ45 CAT5 cables.
Launch the TurboDrive software.
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• • Application Authorisation: TurboDrive prompts for an Authorisation Code on the fi rst launch
which is PJLUWZ.
• • Select the COM port from Network > Com Port.
• • Click the Online toolbar button.
• • Click on one of the devices that appear in the tree view to Launch the panel.
• • When the progress bar indicates ready, adjust the controls as required.
Please refer to the TurboDrive User Guide for further information on networking.
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Outdoor Applications
TCX weather-resistant products are designed to provide robust protection against the elements when
used outdoors in harsh environments. The cabinet is fully sealed inside and out, protected with a Weather
resistant paint fi nish, and the plated and outdoor powder-coated perforated steel grille backed with
reticulated foam resists the impact of showers. Hard wired speaker connection is made via a 2-core cable
tail fi tted through a weather-sealed cable gland mounted on an aluminium connector plate. Stainless steel
external fi xings are used throughout. Internally, the drivers are treated to resist moisture absorption while
the internal corner brackets are zinc plated and outdoor powder-coated.
*Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Vista are either registered trademarks or trademarks of
Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Pentium is a trademark of Intel Corporation in the
U.S. and/or other countries.
While TCX series loudspeakers with the "R" suffi x are constructed for outdoor use, care should be taken
when installing these loudspeakers outdoors in coastal areas where high salinity and extreme temperature
variations are present in addition to high humidity and UV light exposure.
Loudspeakers must always be mounted with a downward angle. Do not allow loudspeakers to become
fully immersed in water at any time. Routine inspection and maintenance programs must be carried out on
a regular basis and parts replaced as necessary to provide continued satisfactory performance.
Mounting and Fixing
TCX series cabinets are designed with multiple internal rigging points to suit many possible mounting
methods in permanent installations. The table below summarises the mounting accessories available for
each model.
Model Wall mount
TCX82-R WB-20
TCX102-R WB-20
TCX122-R WB-20
TCX152-R WB-20
TCX115B-R N/A
TCX118B-R N/A
Wall Brackets
1. Separate the component parts of the bracket into the wall plate and
speaker plate assemblies by removing the nylock nut underneath the
wall plate horizontal lug.
2. Remove the countersunk bolts on the rear panel of the cabinet and
attach the speaker plate to the cabinet with the bolts supplied.
3. Fix the wall plate in the venue using appropriate fi xings
(not supplied), ensuring that the cable access hole is towards the top.
4. Lift the loudspeaker on to the wall plate and locate the large
captive bolt welded to the speaker plate through the wall plate lug.
Re-assemble the bracket parts, adjust the aim of the loudspeaker and
tighten all bolts.
Ceiling Brackets
1. Separate the component parts of the bracket into the ceiling plate and
speaker plate assemblies by removing the nylock nut underneath the
wall plate lug.
2. Remove the countersunk bolts on the rear panel of the cabinet and
attach the speaker plate to the cabinet with the bolts supplied.
3. Fix the ceiling plate in the venue using appropriate fi xings
(not vvvvsupplied). Lift the loudspeaker on to the ceiling plate and
re-assemble the bracket fi xings, adjust the aim of the loudspeaker and
tighten all bolts.
Quick Start Guide
Ceiling mount Eyebolts
CB-20 EB-10-40
CB-20 EB-10-40
CB-20 EB-10-40
CB-20 EB-10-40
N/A EB-10-40
N/A EB-10-40
Illustrated: TCX152 on a WB-55 wall bracket
Illustrated: TCX122 on a CB-55 wall bracket
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