Setting up ELTSI-1/Line End Transponder

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ELTSI-1

This article will explain how to setup and configure the ELTSI-1/Line End Transponder in a system.

The Line End Transponder ensures reliable monitoring of the loudspeaker lines. Where impedance measurements may result in an erroneous report of a broken line, the line end transponder will always report the correct health of the loudspeaker loop.
Up to 10 Line End Transponders may be connected to the same amplifier output, making it possible to branch out the loudspeaker loops.

Setting the address

Each amplifier can have a total of 10 LETs (ELTSI-1) divided among the channels and each ELTSI-1 must have a unique address.
More information on how to set the address can be found here.

EMT Configuration

To enable LET monitoring on the speaker line go to ENA amplifier(s) > Audio Lines > Amplifier Output Channel x > LET and Line monitoring:

EMT - LET Monitoring


LET Monitoring: To Enable LET Monitoring this must be selected.

Proceed to Line End Transponders:

EMT - Line End Transponders


Here you get a list of the 10 LET's available for this amplifier. You have to enable each device you want for each channel.

Note.PNGThere can only be on unique LET address on each amplifier. This means that if LET #3 is used on channel 1, then LET #3 can not be used on channel 2.
Observe.PNG Use of LET units must be enabled in EMT before the ELTSI-1 becomes active and the output must be calibrated successfully.

ELTSI-1/LET Monitoring

In the GUI of the amplifier it is possible to get an overview of the status of all line end transponders.

Go to Information > Attached devices:

ENA GUI - Information


Selecting Attached Devices will give you an overview of all attached ELTSI-1:

ENA GUI - Attached Devices


Let/Ch: LET number [1 -10] / Channel number [1 - 2]
Live: Indicates in % up time last minute. (In suspended mode this value will not be accurate)
Reset: Number of accumulated resets.
SW version: Current version is 2-1
HW version: Current version is 0-0
Vmon (VoltageVector): Let power supply voltage. Normally from 21.0 to 23.0 voltage