Meridian Unplugged - Powered by MrTechGuy.co.uk Forums Discussion Meridian - Systems Unusual Meridian DSP's setup

You may can do it like other HH allready suggested.
Select one speaker as the master and he controls the other slaves, you need to connect the speaker via the traditional com cables.
That comm is not a traditional PC interface like RS232 or RS485 or others.
To control the master you need a RS232 remote control,
the commands are on wiki or Duncans page here(top of screen).
Or use the Mcommand or from Meridian via a PC.
Take a look which commando you can do with the speaker.
The other possibility is to select each DSP as a master and control each speaker via RS232.


The speaker selct the correct audio stream(L/R) or better say channel 1 or 2,
depending how the speaker was configurated(L,R,C,sub,Side..)
So when your RS20 have "only" one output per channel(thats unusual i think),
its simply one digital audio cable to each speaker for audio(and another cable for control).
If your RSRS have two channels in one output,you have to use a (active) digital splitter and then run to each speaker.
Or you run the audio signal in daisy chain from one speaker in a pair to the next speaker(standard from Meridian)

But i think you loose audio quality without an M processor as M makes MHR encryption thats decrease jitter.And without a M processor you have to take care of all setups to get a correct sound like distance,level calibration,room correction and dont have DSP presets like Trifield and others.

Robert