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8         JFL213 and JFL118 Loudspeakers 

The block diagrams above show the possible signal flows for a single JFL213 with JFL118.
Use the same processor outputs for additional JFL213s and JFL118s on the same mix bus,
i.e. “Left”, “Right”, or “Fill”.

5.4

USER ADJUSTMENTS

5.4.1

JFL213 HF Shading – Single-Amp Mode

The JFL213 has a switchable HF character while in single-amp mode, controlled by the three
position toggle labeled “HF Shading.” Each of the three positions is suitable for different sce-
narios. Be sure to select the HF shading character most appropriate for the application when
using the JFL213 in single-amp mode, even when used with a UX processor:

Single Box — This switch position provides an HF character that is suitable for use with
a single JFL213 that is not used in an array.

Multi Box — This switch position provides an HF character that is suitable for use with
multiple JFL213s in an array in short to medium throw applications (approximately 1 
m-20 m / 3 ft-66 ft).

Long Throw — This switch position provides an HF character that is suitable for use with
multiple JFL213s in an array in long throw applications (approx. 20-30 m / 66 ft-98 ft).

Using this switch position maintains tonal balance at long distances by adding com-

pensation to those frequencies that suffer attenuation due to air loss. In an array where
some JFL213s are being used for short to medium distances and some are used for 
long distances, it is appropriate to mix Long Throw and Multi Box settings  as needed.

5.4.2

JFL213 HF Shading – Bi-Amp Mode

The single-amp HF shading  toggle switch described in the preceding section is disabled when
the JFL213 is operated in bi-amp powering mode. HF shading functions are instead replicated
in preprogrammed greybox settings for the UX8800 and UX3600 available on the EAW website.

5.5

AMPLIFIER POWER REQUIREMENTS

The performance of the JFL213 and JFL118 depends on amplifiers delivering an adequate
supply of clean power, as is true of all professional loudspeaker systems. For information on
selecting amplifiers, please consult the accompanying EAW Loudspeaker Owner’s Manual.

Summary of Contents for JFL213

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL JFL213 JFL118 LOUDSPEAKERS...

Page 2: ...2 JFL213 and JFL118 Loudspeakers...

Page 3: ...2 JFL213 HF Shading Bi Amp Mode 8 5 5 AMPLIFIER POWER REQUIREMENTS 8 5 5 1 Power Ratings 9 5 6 INPUT CONNECTIONS 9 5 6 1 JFL213 Input Connections 9 5 6 1 1 Single amp Mode 9 5 6 1 2 Bi amp Mode 10 5...

Page 4: ...are conflicts or overlaps the information in this manual supersedes the information in any accompanying manual 1 1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The terms CAUTION WARNING and DANGER are used throughout this manu...

Page 5: ...KING 3 1 CONTENTS JFL213 1 JFL213 Loudspeaker 2 QRP JFL Quick Release Pins 1 JFL213 JFL118 Loudspeaker Owner s Manual 1 FB221 Rigging Ground Stack Instructions 1 EAW Loudspeaker Owner s Manual JFL118...

Page 6: ...adequate stability See the FB221 Rigging Ground Stack Instructions for correct array assembly Mechanical assistance may be required to lift and position enclosures for arrays taller than approx 1 5m 5...

Page 7: ...eries system involves 1 Understanding the principles on which it operates 2 Knowing how to electronically configure it for a specific task 5 2 ENGINEERING DESIGN EAW Resolution software uses the fixed...

Page 8: ...ely 1 m 20 m 3 ft 66 ft Long Throw This switch position provides an HF character that is suitable for use with multiple JFL213s in an array in long throw applications approx 20 30 m 66 ft 98 ft Using...

Page 9: ...voltage limit for the loudspeaker is then determined based on the test results and on the trans ducer s application in the loudspeaker The powers listed in the table are calculated as the square of th...

Page 10: ...ent JFL118 Note that a high passed signal carried on pins 2 of the input connectors is looped to pins 1 of the output connector without affecting the operation of the JFL118 SUB OUTPUT PANEL NL4 x1 NL...

Page 11: ...mplement the requirements for overhead rigging Only persons with the knowledge of proper hardware and safe rigging techniques should attempt to suspend JFL213 or JFL210 Series arrays overhead Failure...

Page 12: ...d Stack Instructions 6 3 4 JFL213 Arrays a Using a 6 mmAllen wrench remove the two 2 flat head screws from the top panel of the uppermost array enclosure These screws are im mediately adjacent to the...

Page 13: ...user supplied Screw Pin Anchor Shackle Minimum allowable Shackle size is 0 75 T 9 mm 0 31 in h Choose a target array tilt angle as guided by EAW Resolution Hoist the array to its desired trim height...

Page 14: ...s de scribed in Section 6 4 1 Tripod Mounting The pole may be a fixed length or height ad justable In either case it must be rated to sup port minimum 60 kg 132 lb EAW s model SPM100 height adjustable...

Page 15: ...S REPLACEMENT KITS In the event a JFL Series loudspeaker requires field service a number of Parts Replacement Kits are available through the EAW Service Department These include but are not limited to...

Page 16: ...lication Support Group One Main Street Whitinsville MA 01588 tel 800 992 5013 508 234 6158 fax 508 234 8251 web www eaw com e mail asg eaw com EAW is the worldwide technological and market leader in t...

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