D'un point de vue technique n° 3 : Présentation de la série Inca
Inca 500
The Inca 500 amplifier from Void Acoustics offers a small form factor amplification solution. With a maximum output of 500W over four channels, it’s well suited for running smaller installations.
The Inca can be set up through a web browser without the need for installing additional software packages. This means you can use a Laptop, Tablet or Mobile, for a simple set-up and to make adjustments.
The Inca series, like the Bias series amplifiers, have access to the Void presets. These include Optimised E.Q Curves with FIR Filters and limiters designed to protect your speakers.
Features
- 4x125W Outputs with automatic power sharing over channel pairs up to 250W
- Built in DSP
- Multiple Mounting Options
- 1/2 rack size
- Low-Z and High-Z operation
- Void Presets come installed in the speaker library from the factory
- Power factor corrected power supply which means it can be used with mains input voltage from 100V AC to 240V AC, 50/60Hz
- Signal Passthrough over SPDIF.
Conquering the user interface
We’ve created 5 easy-to-follow videos covering the essential functions and you can watch them in any order to get started:
Video 1: Dashboard
The Dashboard page shows the basic set up of the amplifier from inputs to outputs with basic controls available to the user.
Video 2: Input
The Input page allows the user configuration for all input types.
Video 3: Zones
Zone configuration gives the ability to assign the source inputs, add restrictions and add control via GPIO.
Video 4: Output
The Output section is where the routing to zones is configured along with being able to assign a speaker preset from the Void Preset Library.
Video 5: Settings
Settings covers all the non-audio related settings, including network configuration, device information and device backup.
With its mobile-friendly setup and versatility, the Inca amplifier is an ideal choice for both home and small installations. We hope the tutorial videos have provided clear guidance for configuring and controlling your Inca-powered system.
