KLIPPEL KCS, User Manual

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Klippel R&D System KCS Monitor Reference
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2 KCS Monitor Reference
2.1 KCS Setup Parameters
This section describes the available parameters to change the KCS setup. These parameters can be
found in the
Properties of the KCS Monitor operation. See the simplified signal flow charts and setup
parameter descriptions below.
Signal Flow – KA3
Alignment
Protection
Mirror
Filter
Limiter
Power
Amplifier
Audio
Signal
Audio
Gain
Temperature/
Power Limit Excursion
Limit
KCS Audio
Path
U limit
CU
threshold
Release
Speed
f0
type
delay
Protection
Delay
Voice Coil
Stabilization
Crossover
delay delay
Tweeter
Gain
Protection
Delay
Tweeter
Delay
Signal Flow – NAD platform
Alignment
Protection
Mirror
Filter
A6
Limiter
Power
Amplifier Audio
Signal
Audio
Gain
Temperature/
Power Limit Excursion
Limit
KCS Audio
Path
U limit
CU
threshold
Release
Speed
f0 type
delay
Protection
Delay
Voice Coil
Stabilization
KCS Processing – Setup Parameters
Note that not all parameters are available on every hardware platform.
Audio Gain
Change the gain at the input stage of the KCS real-time processing.
Relative Tweeter Gain
Change the gain of the tweeter channel relative to the woofer channel. Note that the Audio
Gain changes the level of both woofer and tweeter channel.
Tweeter Delay
Adjust the delay of the tweeter channel relative the woofer channel delay.
Crossover
Choose a crossover filter from the drop-down list if the speaker under control shall only be
used up to a certain frequency or if a tweeter channel shall be used. Important: If the target
bandwidth in the KCS-ID was not set to
fullrange , the KCS Server will automatically apply a
crossover filter. Do not increase the frequency in this case as the speaker parameters were
not identified above this frequency as this can cause unpredictable behavior.
Alignment
Define a new target frequency response. Based on the initial KCS data, a pre-filter is
calculated automatically to achieve a target response with 2
nd
, 4
th
or 6
th
order high-pass
characteristic with a desired cut-off frequency f
0
. See 2.3 for more information.
Excursion Limit