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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS SPEAKER SYSTEM SUBWOOFER SYSTEM SR-F1D SR-F1D SR-L1B SR-L1B Please follow the instructions in this manual to obtain the optimum results from this unit. We also recommend that you keep this manual handy for future reference. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................................................................... 3 2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ............................................................................. 5 3. FEATURES .......................................................................................................... 5 4. INSTALLING THE SR-F1D ON THE SR-L1B ........................................... 5 5. FLYING (SR-F1D ONLY) 5.1. Direct Suspension Using the SR-F1D's Flying Hardware ................................. 5.2. Suspension Using Optional Flying Hardware 5.2.1. SR-F1D speaker flying hardware system ............................................... 5.2.2. Flying precautions ................................................................................... 5.2.3. Flying example ........................................................................................ 6 7 8 8 6. SPEAKER STAND FOR SR-F1D ................................................................. 9 7. INPUT CONNECTOR ...................................................................................... 10 8. CONNECTION DIAGRAMS 8.1. Single System (SR-F1D) .................................................................................. 10 8.2. Combination System (SR-F1D and SR-L1B) ................................................... 10 9. PROCESSOR SETTINGS .............................................................................. 11 9.1. Flat Phase Type ............................................................................................... 12 9.2. Minimum Delay Type ....................................................................................... 13 10. CHARACTERISTIC DIAGRAMS 10.1. SR-F1D + SR-L1B (when DP-0206 is used) 10.1.1. Flat phase type .................................................................................. 14 10.1.2. Minimum delay type ........................................................................... 14 10.2. SR-F1D (when DP-0206 is used) .................................................................. 15 11. DIMENSIONAL DIAGRAMS ......................................................................... 15 12. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................ 16 2 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS • Be sure to read the instructions in this section carefully before use. • Make sure to observe the instructions in this manual as the conventions of safety symbols and messages regarded as very important precautions are included. • We also recommend you keep this instruction manual handy for future reference. Safety Symbol and Message Conventions Safety symbols and messages described below are used in this manual to prevent bodily injury and property damage which could result from mishandling. Before operating your product, read this manual first and understand the safety symbols and messages so you are thoroughly aware of the potential safety hazards. WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if mishandled, could result in death or serious personal injury. CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if mishandled, could result in moderate or minor personal injury, and/or property damage. WARNING When Installing the Unit • Avoid installing or mounting the unit in unstable locations, such as on a rickety table or a slanted surface. Doing so may result in the unit falling down and causing personal injury and/or property damage. • Refer all installation work to the dealer from whom the speaker was purchased. Installation for flying requires extensive technical knowledge and experience. The speaker may fall off if incorrectly installed, resulting in possible personal injury. • Owing to the unit's size and weight, be sure that at least two persons are available to install the unit. Failure to do so could result in personal injury. • Do not use other methods than specified to mount the bracket. Extreme force is applied to the unit and the unit could fall off, possibly resulting in personal injuries. • Tighten each nut and bolt securely. Ensure that the bracket has no loose joints after installation to prevent accidents that could result in personal injury. • Use the specified mounting bracket in combination. Doing otherwise may cause the unit or component to fall off, resulting in personal injury. • Flying Precautions Be sure to follow the instructions below. Otherwise, the suspension wires or belts may be off or snap and the speaker may fall off, causing personal injury. • Cautions when using the speaker stand Be sure to carefully observe the following instructions. Ignoring them could result in the speaker system toppling over or falling down, possibly resulting in personal injury. · Check to confirm that the suspension wires and belts are strong enough to withstand the speaker load. · The connectors of the suspension wires and belts must be securely linked with those of the speaker. · All parts and components (such as enclosures, metal pieces, and screws) must be free from any deformation, crack, and corrosion. · Be sure to use screws supplied with the optional flying hardware when installing the speaker using such hardware. · Open the stand legs to their full extension. · Do not extend or fold the tripod while the speaker is mounted. · Install the stand on a flat, hard surface. · Avoid placing the speaker in a doorway or other high-traffic area where people may trip over the equipment or cords. · In outdoor installations, take such measures as securing speakers with safety wire to prevent them from being toppled over due to strong wind, etc. • Install the unit only in a location that can structurally support the weight of the unit and the mounting bracket. Doing otherwise may result in the unit falling down and causing personal injury and/or property damage. 3 CAUTION When Installing the Unit • When unpacking or moving the unit, be sure to handle it with two or more persons. Falling or dropping the unit may cause personal injury and/or property damage. When the Unit is in Use • Do not operate the unit for an extended period of time with the sound distorting. This is an indication of a malfunction, which in turn can cause heat to generate and result in a fire. 4 • Do not stand or sit on, nor hang down from the unit as this may cause it to fall down or drop, resulting in personal injury and/or property damage. • Have the unit checked periodically by the shop from where it was purchased. Failure to do so may result in corrosion or damage to the unit or its mounting bracket that could cause the unit to fall, possibly causing personal injury. 2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION Developed for the mobile sound reinforcement applications, TOA's SR-F1D and SR-L1B make up a speaker and subwoofer system which features high power handling capability, high quality and durable construction. 3. FEATURES • The SR-F1D can reproduce both low and high frequencies (bi-amp operation), while the SR-L1B clearly reproduces super-low frequencies. Both systems are used in conjunction with the DP-0206 Digital Processor. • The SR-F1D reproduces low frequencies with excellent transient response thanks to its high-efficiency 30 cm woofer with large 20 cm diameter magnet. • The SR-F1D's driver employs a titanium diaphragm and features high sound quality and high power handling capability. Its constant directivity horn (60° horizontal x 40° vertical) has a smoothed cross-sectional area and provides a uniform sound field and smooth sound quality. • The SR-L1B's 38 cm woofer consists of a strong magnetic circuit employing a large 20 cm diameter magnet and a 72 mm diameter long voice coil. This combination permits ultra-linearity down to super-low frequencies while realizing high power handling capability. • The enclosure is constructed of high-strength Apiton plywood. Since the outside surface is covered in FRP (glass fiber-reinforced plastic), the speaker also features high durability to stand up to rough handling when used on the road. • NEUTRIK NL4MPR input connectors ensure quick and accurate system field installations. • The SR-F1D features flying hardware (Aeroquip ring/stud pan fittings) installed on its top and bottom. The bottom surface is also equipped with built-in nuts for mounting on an optional stand. • Because the sides of the SR-F1D's enclosure are angled at 15°, when multiple speakers are arranged sideby-side, they can be oriented in a radial array, which helps suppress mutual interference at high frequencies. 4. INSTALLING THE SR-F1D ON THE SR-L1B • When one SR-F1D is installed on the SR-L1B • When two SR-F1Ds are installed on the SR-L1B Align with the front surface of the SR-L1B. SR-F1D SR-L1B SR-F1D SR-L1B 5 5. FLYING (SR-F1D ONLY) Two flying methods can be performed: 1) direct suspension using the SR-F1D's flying hardware (refer to the figures below), and 2) suspension using optional flying hardware (refer to p. 7). WARNING • Be sure to refer flying construction work to the dealer from whom the speaker was purchased. • Avoid flying methods other than those described in this section. Otherwise, the suspension wires or belts may be off or snap and the speaker may fall off, causing personal injury. 5.1. Direct Suspension Using the SR-F1D's Flying Hardware Shown below are the general flying methods: SR-F1D's flying hardware • Use the pan fitting rings attached to the speaker's top and/or bottom. • Provide at least two suspension points on each speaker's top. • The maximum number of speakers that can be suspended vertically is three. Do not suspend as illustrated below: 6 • Use of a single wire that has formed a loop • Flying through only one suspension point on the top. • Flying through handles. • Flying using the nuts on the bottom surface • Vertical suspension of 4 or more speakers. 5.2. Suspension Using Optional Flying Hardware 5.2.1. SR-F1D speaker flying hardware system The speaker flying hardware system is manufactured by ATM FLY-WARETM (ATM GROUP, Inc.) of the United States for use with TOA's SR-F1D speaker. The flying system permits various speaker array configurations to be constructed quickly and safely without using special components. 3 [System composition] 5 The flying system comprises 5 main components. 1 AMFS-SRF1-TH Truss Module Allowable load 275 kg The truss module attaches to both the top and bottom of the SR-F1D speaker. 1 2 Note Bolts, nuts, and other fixing hardware are included. 2 AMFS-1X2-30 Connecting Bar Allowable load 278 kg Used for horizontal speaker connection. 3 AMFS-1X2-SME Shackle Mount Allowable load 225 kg Used to set suspension points for vertical speaker suspension. (Upper and lower speakers can be suspended at different tilt angles.) 4 AMFS-1X2-SB Stacking Bracket Allowable load 194 kg Used to suspend multiple speakers connected close to each other. 4 5 2.5QRP Quick Release Pin Allowable load 835 kg Has a lock function and connects individual parts surely and quickly. [Mounting truss module] Use 2 pan fitting rings on the SR-F1D's top or bottom to mount the truss module. Pass a hexagonal bolt* through the module and pan fitting ring, then secure it with a wedge*, spring washer*, and nut*. Pan fitting ring (at top and bottom of SR-F1D) Truss module Nut 3/8'' * Supplied with the truss module Spring washer 3/8'' Wedge WARNING Be sure to use the supplied hardware when mounting the truss module. The speaker may fall off if other hardware is used, resulting in possible personal injury. Hexagon bolt 3/8'' x 41/2'' 7 5.2.2. Flying precautions • Confirm the following points before installation. 1. Load on each flying hardware component does not exceed its allowable load. 2. All quick release pins (2.5QRP) are fully inserted into other components and locked. 3. All components used in suspension (i.e. enclosures, individual flying hardwares, clamps, connectors, and suspension devices) are free from any deformation, crack and corrosion. • The maximum number of speakers that can be suspended per shackle mount (AMFS-1X2-SME) or stacking bracket (AMFS-1X2-SB) is four. • Not more than three speakers are joined and suspended vertically. 5.2.3. Flying example [Speaker array arranged in 2 speakers horizontal x 3 rows vertical (6 speakers in total)] [Speaker array assembly diagram] 1 5 3 2 4 [Hardware to be used] 1 2 3 4 5 Truss Module AMFS-SRF1-TH: 12 Connecting Bar AMFS-1X2-30: 6 Shackle Mount AMFS-1X2-SEM: 6 Stacking Bracket AMFS-1X2-SB: 4 Quick Release Pin 2.5QRP: 26 Note For mounting truss module, refer to the previous page. 8 6. SPEAKER STAND FOR SR-F1D The speaker stand manufactured by Köning & Meyer GMBH (K & M) of Germany is made available for use with TOA's SR-F1D speaker. The speaker stand consists of two main sections, which are sold separately. Stand: Model 213 Bracket: Model 19582 Step 1. Extend the stand's legs. Loosen the tripod fixing screw and open the tripod legs outward so that the stays become level. Then, tighten the fixing screw. SR-F1D WARNING Fully extend the stand's tripod legs and place the stand on a stable surface. If the tripod is not sufficiently extended, the stand could topple over, possibly resulting in personal injury. Stand bracket 19582 Bracket fixing screw 2 Step 2. Attach the stand bracket to the speaker using the speaker mounting screws and plain washers. Speaker mounting screw 3 Step 3. Loosen the bracket fixing screw, then place the speaker on the stand. After setting the speaker's orientation, retighten the bracket fixing screw. Lock botton Height fixing screw WARNING Owing to the speaker's size and weight, be sure that at least two persons are available to install the speaker. Failure to do so could result in personal injury. Plain washer 4, 5 Handle fixing screw Height adjustment handle Stand 213 Tripod fixing screw Tripod leg Step 4. Adjust the stand height. 4-1. Loosen the height fixing screw. 1 4-2. Loosen the handle fixing screw and raise the handle, then retighten the handle screw. 4-3. While holding down the lock button, adjust the speaker's height by turning the height adjustment handle. (Clockwise rotation raises the speaker.) Note You cannot rotate the handle unless the lock button is continuously pressed. To complete the height adjustment, ensure that the shaft is locked when the lock button is released. (This can be checked by rotating the handle slightly.) Step 5. Retighten the height fixing screw. Note Leave the handle folded back except when adjusting the height. Stay Storage of speaker mounting screws Speaker mounting screw Plain washer Treaded hole Tip To avoid the loss of the speaker mounting screws, it is highly recommended that the screws be inserted into the stand bracket when putting away the stand. 9 7. INPUT CONNECTOR • Each speaker employes the NEUTRIK NL4MPR connector for its input. The mated cable connector is the NEUTRICK NL4FC. • Pins of the NEUTRIK connector are connected as shown in the table below. Pin number 1 + 1 – 2 + 2 – SR-F1D LOW + LOW – HIGH + HIGH – SR-L1B Left* + Left* – Right* + Right* – SR-L1B Left Right * The "left" and the "right" are the positions of woofer units as viewed from the front. 8. CONNECTION DIAGRAMS • It is recommended that TOA's IP-600D Power Amplifier be connected and used. • The DP-0206 Digital Processor's compressor has been set based on a power amplifier gain of "20 dB." When using the IP-600D amplifier, set the input volume control to the "–12 dB" position. 8.1. Single System (SR-F1D) HIGH IN Mixer/Preamplifier LOW Digital processor DP-0206 Power amplifier SR-F1D 8.2. Combination System (SR-F1D and SR-L1B) Digital processor DP-0206 IN HIGH SR-F1D LOW Mixer/Preamplifier Power amplifier SUB-LOW Power amplifier SR-L1B 10 9. PROCESSOR SETTINGS Set the following parameters 1 – 10 for the DP-0206 Digital Processor. Perform settings for either the "flat phase type" (p. 12) or "minimum delay type" (p. 13) depending on the application. Note Refer to the DP-0206 Software Instruction Manual for setting instructions. 1 2 5 8 3 6 9 4 7 10 11 9.1. Flat Phase Type • Phase characteristics for the driver's band are nearly flattened using all-pass filters (APF). • Set parameters 1 – 10 for the DP-0206 as follows: 1 INPUT 1 1 2 3 4 5 Freq. 1.25 k 1.80 k 2.90 k 3.75 k 5.40 k PEQ Gain –5.0 –3.0 –0.5 –4.0 –4.0 Q 1.414 4.318 4.318 4.318 4.318 2 5 Type HPF LPF X-over Freq. Q Q2 6 dB 29 Gain Polarity Delay 8.5 Inverse 0.667 3 8 Filter Type Freq. 1 LPF (6 dB) 330 40 2 Low Shelving Gain Q 2.5 6 X-over Q Type Freq. HPF 12 dB BW 20 LPF 24 dB BS 700 Gain Polarity Delay 0 Normal 0.5 Q2 1 2 3 4 4 Q2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 OUTPUT 1 SR-L1B SUB-LOW 9 Type PEQ PEQ PEQ PEQ Filter Freq. Gain 95 –1.5 462 –1.5 1.80 k –12.0 2.00 k –2.0 Q 4.318 4.318 9.889 4.608 7 X-over Q Type Freq. HPF 12 dB BW 900 LPF Gain Polarity Delay –5.5 Inverse 0 Comp. * Thresh 13 Ratio 4 : 1 Sync off Attack 20 Release 200 Comp. * Thresh 10 Ratio 2 : 1 off Sync 10 Attack Release 100 OUTPUT 2 SR-F1D LOW 10 Type PEQ All Pass All Pass All Pass All Pass All Pass All Pass All Pass All Pass All Pass Filter Freq. 13.6 k 2.94 k 3.87 k 5.00 k 6.90 k 8.40 k 9.95 k 11.6 k 13.1 k 14.6 k Gain 7.5 Q 1.414 1.414 1.119 2.871 4.608 4.318 5.764 7.689 9.889 6.919 Comp. * Thresh 15 Ratio 4 : 1 Sync off Attack 10 Release 100 OUTPUT 3 SR-F1D HIGH * The DP-0206 Digital Processor's compressor has been set based on a power amplifier gain of "20 dB." When using the IP-600D amplifier, set the input volume control to the "–12 dB" position. • In the above parameter setting, the polarity checker indication for each frequency band is as follows: SR-L1B SR-F1D LOW SR-F1D HIGH 12 Polarity Negative Positive Positive 9.2. Minimum Delay Type • Designed to provide a minimum signal delay without using a delay function or APF for each frequency band. • Set parameters 2 – 10 for the DP-0206 as follows: 2 5 INPUT 1 Type HPF LPF X-over Freq. Q Q2 6 dB 30 Gain Polarity Delay 8.5 Inverse 0 3 8 Filter Type Freq. 1 LPF (6 dB) 330 2 Low Shelving 40 Gain Q 2.5 6 X-over Q Type Freq. HPF 12 dB BW 20 LPF 24 dB BS 702 Gain Polarity Delay 0 0 Normal Q2 1 2 3 4 5 4 X-over Freq. Q HPF 12 dB BW 900 LPF Gain Polarity Delay 0 –5.5 Normal Q2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 OUTPUT 1 SR-L1B SUB-LOW 9 Type PEQ PEQ PEQ PEQ PEQ Filter Freq. Gain 131 –2.0 275 –2.0 380 –3.0 1.80 k –12.0 2.00 k –2.0 Q 4.318 4.318 8.651 9.889 4.608 7 Type Comp. * Thresh 13 Ratio 4 : 1 Sync off Attack 20 Release 200 Comp. * Thresh 10 Ratio 2 : 1 Sync off Attack 10 Release 100 OUTPUT 2 SR-F1D LOW 10 Type High Shelving PEQ PEQ PEQ PEQ PEQ PEQ PEQ Filter Freq. 16.0 k 1.00 k 1.40 k 2.90 k 3.75 k 5.30 k 13.2 k 15.0 k Gain 5.0 –2.0 –5.0 –1.0 –4.0 –4.0 7.5 3.0 Q 4.318 1.414 4.318 4.318 4.318 2.016 4.318 Comp. * Thresh 15 Ratio 4 : 1 Sync off Attack 10 Release 100 OUTPUT 3 SR-F1D HIGH * The DP-0206 Digital Processor's compressor has been set based on a power amplifier gain of "20 dB." When using the IP-600D amplifier, set the input volume control to the "–12 dB" position. • In the above parameter setting, the polarity checker indication for each frequency band is as follows: SR-L1B SR-F1D LOW SR-F1D HIGH Polarity Negative Positive Negative 13 10. CHARACTERISTIC DIAGRAMS Note: Referenced to 200 Hz in the SR-F1D's LOW band, 1 W 1 m 10.1. SR-F1D + SR-L1B (when DP-0206 is used) 10.1.1. Flat phase type Frequency Characteristics [dB] 110 SPL 100 90 80 SR-F1D + SR-L1B SR-L1B SR-F1D LOW SR-F1D HIGH 70 60 20 50 100 500 1k Frequency 5k 10 k 20 k [Hz] 5k 10 k 20 k [Hz] Phase Characteristics [deg] 180 Phase 90 0 –90 –180 20 50 100 500 1k Frequency 10.1.2. Minimum delay type Frequency Characteristics [dB] 110 SPL 100 90 80 SR-F1D + SR-L1B SR-L1B SR-F1D LOW SR-F1D HIGH 70 60 20 50 100 500 1k Frequency 5k 10 k 20 k [Hz] 5k 10 k 20 k [Hz] Phase Characteristics [deg] 180 Phase 90 0 –90 –180 20 50 100 500 1k Frequency 14 10.2. SR-F1D (when DP-0206 is used) [Polar pattern] Horizontal Vertical Woofer 0° 10 30° 330° 30° 0 330° 0 –10 60° Horn 0° 10 –10 300° –20 60° 300° –20 –30 –30 –40 –40 270° 270° 90° 90° –40 –40 –30 –30 –20 120° 240° –20 120° –10 0 150° 240° –10 0 210° 150° 10 180° 210° 10 180° 1,000 Hz 2,000 Hz 4,000 Hz 8,000 Hz 11. DIMENSIONAL DIAGRAMS [SR-F1D] [SR-L1B] Unit: mm 364 221 829 606 619 629 390 224 120 2-M8 Nut (For mounting to an optional speaker stand) 15 12. SPECIFICATIONS [SR-F1D] Enclosure Power Handling Capacity Rated Impedance Sensitivity Frequency Response Crossover Frequency Speaker Component Bass reflex type Continuous pink noise: 120 W (Low frequency)*1, 80 W (High frequency)*2 Continuous program: 360 W (Low frequency), 240 W (High frequency) Low frequency: 8 Ω, High frequency: 16 Ω Low frequency: 98 dB (1 W, 1 m), High frequency: 110 dB (1 W, 1 m) 70 – 20,000 Hz at DP-0206's use 1,000 Hz at DP-0206's use Low frequency: One 30 cm dia. cone-type High frequency: CD horn (60° horizontal by 40° vertical) plus compression driver Input Connector Finish NEUTRIK NL4MPR Enclosure: FRP coating, gray Front grill: Black, paint 390 (w) x 619 (h) x 364 (d) mm 37 kg Dimensions Weight [SR-L1B] Enclosure Power Handling Capacity Rated Impedance Sensitivity Frequency Response Crossover Frequency Speaker Component Bass reflex type Continuous pink noise: 150 W x 2*3 Continuous program: 450 W x 2 8Ωx2 96 dB (0.5 W x 2, 1 m) 35 – 1,000 Hz 125 Hz at DP-0206's use Two 30 cm dia. cone speakers Input Connector Finish NEUTRIK NL4MPR Enclosure: FRP coating, gray Front grill: Black, paint 829 (w) x 629 (h) x 606 (d) mm 79 kg Dimensions Weight *1 Band limited (50 – 1,000 Hz) pink noise signal (24 hrs.) *2 Band limited (1,000 – 20,000 Hz) pink noise signal (24 hrs.) *3 Band limited (40 – 1,000 Hz) pink noise signal (24 hrs.) Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement. Printed in Japan 133-01-431-60