Kali Audio IN-UNF Users’ Guide
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IN-UNF
ULTRA-NEARFIELD
Studio Monitoring System
Users’ Guide
Project Independence
Page 1: ...Kali Audio IN UNF Users Guide 1 IN UNF ULTRA NEARFIELD Studio Monitoring System Users Guide Project Independence...
Page 2: ...s Guide 2 Table of Contents IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION 3 ABOUT YOUR SPEAKERS 5 FULL SPECIFICATIONS 7 INPUTSANDCONTROLS 8 FIRSTTIMESETUP 10 DIP SWITCHES 14 CLIMATE CONSIDERATIONS 18 TROUBLESHOOTING 1...
Page 3: ...er cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs receptacles and at the point where they exit the apparatus 14 Use only attachments and or accessories specified by the manufacturer 15 Use...
Page 4: ...ersons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user of the presence of important operation and maintaining servicing instructions in the literature accompanying t...
Page 5: ...from your desk into account providing neutral sound in what is normally a difficult acoustic environment Combined with the boundary EQs which can be adjusted for the sys tem s proximity to walls this...
Page 6: ...connections to the satellites and the physical controls A complete explanation for all of these components can be found on the next two pages Satellite Speaker Each satellite speaker houses a coincide...
Page 7: ...e to HF Crossover 2800 Hz Frequency Response 10dB 39 Hz 25 kHz Frequency Range 3dB 47 Hz 21 kHz Recommended Listening Distance 8 meters Max SPL Peak at 1M 103 dB System THD 85dB SPL at 8M 3 from 80 Hz...
Page 8: ...Kali Audio IN UNF Users Guide 8 Inputs and Controls...
Page 9: ...n to de vices with 3 5mm outputs adapters for other output unbalanced analog connectors are easy to find TRS Inputs The TRS inputs allow connection to professional audio devices as well as high end re...
Page 10: ...ps between the system the wall and your listening position This is not a valid position for monitoring When setting up in a corner aim the system 45 degrees away from the walls Avoid setting up so tha...
Page 11: ...tly at your ears Experiment with moving them slightly in and out to get the best possible stereo picture Position yourself about arm s length from the system Step 2 Decide on vertical or horizontal pl...
Page 12: ...em aside If you ve lost your printouts you can download new ones from the Kali Audio website Step 4 Plug in the IN UNF The banana plugs from each satellite connect to the left side of the IN UNF bass...
Page 13: ...mputer monitor screen laptop keyboard and or mouse on your desk First Time Setup DO NOT place laptops or other electronics that are magneti cally sensitive directly on the bass unit The strong magnets...
Page 14: ...UP Bass Unit Vertical Switches 2 3 Room Position Position 1 Desk in the center of the room More than a meter away from any walls Switch 2 DOWN Switch 3 DOWN Position 2 Desk against a wall Switch 2 UP...
Page 15: ...back of the speaker walls or other boundaries immediately to both sides of the desk Switch 2 UP Switch 3 UP Switches 4 5 6 EQs Neutral Switch 4 DOWN Switch 5 DOWN Switch 6 DOWN 2 dB Low Frequency Boo...
Page 16: ...Qs 2 dB High Frequency Boost Switch 4 UP Switch 5 UP Switch 6 DOWN 2 dB Low Frequency Cut Switch 4 DOWN Switch 5 DOWN Switch 6 UP 4 dB Low Frequency Boost Switch 4 UP Switch 5 UP Switch 6 UP 2 dB Midr...
Page 17: ...s Guide 17 DIP Switches Switches 4 5 6 EQs 2 dB HF Cut Switch 4 UP Switch 5 UP Switch 6 DOWN Switch 7 Standby Switch 7 DOWN Standby On Switch 7 UP Standby Off Switch 8 DOWN LED On Switch 8 UP LED Off...
Page 18: ...his is the case turn the volume of the speaker up and turn your source down 4 I hear cracks hums or buzzing Are you using RCA a If yes be advised that RCA is an unbalanced connection and is prone to p...
Page 19: ...he retailer may ask you to provide specific details about the nature of the defect What is not covered The following cases are NOT covered by this warranty Damage from shipping Damage from dropping or...
