Bosch Updates IRIS-Net v2

What’s New in IRIS-Net V2.3.0:

NetMax

o    New features of Electro-Voice N8000 Task Engine:

• Timer block

• Analog Delay block

• Logic Delay block

• Debounce block

• Calendar Entry block

• Using common CobraNet parameters as inputs/outputs is now possibl

• Using following RCM-810 parameters as inputs/outputs is now possible: GPIState1, GPIState2, GPOState1, GPOState2, Power, Out1.Mute, Out2.Mute, Out3.Mute, Out4.Mute, Out5.Mute, Out6.Mute, Out7.Mute, Out8.Mute

o    Reduced DSP cycles for EQs of N8000 with more than eight bands
o    Supervision of RCM-810 remote amplifiers using a N8000

RCM-26
o    Compressor in output channel is replaced by TEMP Limiter
o    The maximum allowed amplifier output voltage is now used as additional value of the Peak Limiter threshold parameter
Notes on the new TEMP Limiter (Thermal Energy Management and Protection) in RCM-26:
o    Firmware in RCM-26 MUST be upgraded to make use of the new function.
o    Old projects using the Compressor parameter should be checked for proper function, as this parameter will be removed after update. Project and GUI may need to be updated due to this change.
o    Projects created with IRIS-Net V2.3.0 cannot be used with RCM-26 devices with old firmware.
o    Projects created with the Project Generator are NOT affected by this change, and these projects can be used with IRIS-Net V2.3.0.
o    Currently existing SPS files may be used with new RCM-26 firmware.

REV
o    Electro-Voice REV firmware update is now possible within IRIS-Net, via the UCC1 Firmware Update Dialog. Standalone REV Update Utility no longer needed.

IRIS-Net V2.3.0 includes these changes and other improvements and enhancements.

Minimum System Requirements:

• Processor: Intel Pentium III 1 GHz or equivalent * (better is recommended)

• OS: Windows 2000, XP or Vista (32 Bit versions only, Vista users: see installation note)

• RAM: 512 MB (more is recommended)

• Hard Disk: 300 MB of free space

• Video: 1024 × 768, High Color (16 Bit)

• Network: Ethernet port and/or 1 USB port per 100 amplifiers

*Intel-based Apple computers are only supported when running the specified Windows OS natively under Boot Camp. Virtualization, such as that offered by VMware or Parallels, is not officially supported.