KV2 Audio VHD5000, User Manual

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VHD5000 GUI · Amplifier Settings
Amplifier Settings
Setting
The LIST tab provides a view of the whole amplifier setup. Each amplifier channel has a box with its settings.
On Pic 8 you can see the system default values. Pic 9 shows a custom user setting. Muted channels are
shown with a red line through the band, and the text is grayed out.
wSUB-INT/EXT = Internal or external sub input, LD EQ = long distance equalizer for HF band.
When cardioid SUB mode is set, there is only one row for the SUBS - SUB CARDIOID
This screen also shows all of the other system settings; PHASE, GAIN, INPUT IMPEDANCE, SYSTEM DELAY, etc.
The SIGNAL METER (Pic 3) shows input level from -21 to +9dB with a 1sec peak as well as the SIGnal and LIMiter
indicators. The SIGNAL METER is included in the LIST, SETting and DIAgnostic tabs.
In the SETting tab (Pic 11) you can manage the amplifier settings.
INPUT, LOW, MID, HI, SUB A, SUB B (or one button for SUB CARDIOID) and FILL buttons represent individual channels.
Press the channel button to open a window showing the advanced settings (except the MID channel which can only
be muted. This is because the MID band is treated as the baseline for the system and the other bands are gained
against the MIDS). Press and hold the channel button to mute or unmute each channel. A Red cross-hatch indicates
that the channel is muted (Pic 12). The LOW and HI bands have A and B channels which can be muted in the advanced
settings window. The MUTE button opens a window where you can mute output channels or unmute all channels.
The RESET button opens a window where you can confirm if you want to reset amplifier settings to default. The Button
for controlling the FLYBAR is enabled when the VHD5.0 speaker multi-cable & flybar POWER UNIT is connected.
Pic 8
Pic 9
Pic 11 Pic 12
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