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Summary of Contents for CCD10

Page 1: ...MARTIN AUDIO CDD SERIES CDD SERIES USER GUIDE...

Page 2: ...removal and replacement 13 Badge rotation 15 CHOOSING A MOUNTING LOCATION 16 First and second fixing 17 Wall mounting procedure 18 CDD5 only 18 CDD6 CDD8 CDD10 and CDD12 23 Ceiling mounting procedure...

Page 3: ...tions 48 CDD5 CDD6 CDD8 48 CDD10 CDD12 CDD15 49 CSX112 CSX212 50 CSX118 CSX218 51 Technical Drawings 52 CDD5 52 CDD6 52 CDD8 53 CDD10 53 CDD12 54 CDD15 54 CSX112 55 CSX212 55 CSX118 56 CSX218 56 Speak...

Page 4: ...uilt to the highest standard and thoroughly inspected before it leaves the factory After unpacking the system examine it carefully for any signs of transit damage and inform your dealer if any is foun...

Page 5: ...ial Dispersion horn technology Passive crossovers optimised for the drivers are fitted obviating the need for bi amping The crossover frequency is between 1 6 kHz and 2 5 kHz depending on model The CD...

Page 6: ...the magnet system CDD Series coaxial devices overcome this by the use of a static waveguide that merges seamlessly with the unique cone shape maintaining the dispersion pattern even at very high freq...

Page 7: ...70 Hz 200 W D CDD10 10 250 mm 1 25 mm 65 Hz 250 W E CDD12 12 300 mm 1 25 mm 62 Hz 300 W F CDD15 15 380 mm 1 4 35 mm 55 Hz 400 W Model CDD5TX 70 100 V line version also available Subwoofers Model LF dr...

Page 8: ...Models CDD10 CDD12 and CDD15 All models may be flown using standard rigging procedures eye bolts are available for all models Note that CSX subwoofers may also be flown see CSX Series subwoofers inst...

Page 9: ...e to be set Brackets are supplied with fixing screws to secure the bracket to the cabinet To help installers complete a neat fitment the fixing plate of all the brackets includes a 19 mm dia cable acc...

Page 10: ...white Ceiling bracket Part Nos CDDCB6 8B black CDDCB6 8W white Models CDD10 and CDD12 The wall and ceiling brackets for Models CDD10 are also used with Models CDD12 These brackets are identical in de...

Page 11: ...may be fitted with a half coupler clamp using a third centrally located 13 mm dia hole in the yoke s main strut Only horizontal orientation is possible with this method See page 12 for important infor...

Page 12: ...dispersion patterns Inadequate coverage and generally sub optimal performance will result from mounting a CDD speaker with the driver incorrectly orientated It can be seen from the above views that th...

Page 13: ...eplacement in the section below Grille removal and replacement 7 Follow the instructions in the section below Badge rotation Note that if for any reason it is necessary to mount the CDD speaker in por...

Page 14: ...the grille should pop out and away from the front of the cabinet To replace the grille first insert one side into the slot on one side of the cabinet Make sure the return on the grille is completely e...

Page 15: ...at the same time as the grille is removed to rotate the driver On the back of the grille you will see the badge mounting spigot showing just above the plastic fitting into which it locates Push down...

Page 16: ...due to the design of the coaxial driver For this reason mounting speakers in the corner of rooms should be avoided NO YES NOTE CDD Series speakers are NOT designed to be co located either adjacently o...

Page 17: ...ions Run speaker cables to speaker locations using cable access holes provided in brackets If using yoke assemblies for a fixed installation fit the main yoke in position in this case the large diamet...

Page 18: ...ne or both planes and then disassemble the bracket To obtain both horizontal and vertical adjustment separate the wall section of the bracket using a 4 mm hex key The wall section is easily identified...

Page 19: ...ctors supplied with the cabinets at this stage If second fix is to follow at a later date it is a good idea to screw the pivot bolt into the wall bracket so it does not get lost Second fix The CDD5 ma...

Page 20: ...de V1 0 20 CDD USER GUIDE For portrait use the cabinet bracket section is attached using the four lower fixing points For landscape use the four upper fixing points as viewed in portrait orientation m...

Page 21: ...on Fix the bracket in place using the screws removed from the cabinet Tighten these securely Remove the pivot bolt from the wall bracket section Offer the speaker up to the wall bracket section if thi...

Page 22: ...so be loosened slightly for final adjustment The CDD5 can now be positioned using the locating radial teeth on the bracket to hold it in position these will allow adjustment in increments of approxima...

Page 23: ...tly the same B and W suffixes denote colour First fix The two sections of the bracket should be separated as shown below The wall section of the bracket may be attached at first fix stage prior to bri...

Page 24: ...ich the speaker is being installed Note that is vital that the driver is orientated to suit the deployment used Out of the box the driver is in the correct position for portrait use and must be rotate...

Page 25: ...les are deliberately in different colours for reasons of clarity Offer the speaker up to the wall bracket the collar on the cabinet bracket section will hook securely in place on the spigot freeing up...

Page 26: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 26 CDD USER GUIDE Vertical tilt adjustment is made by adjusting the grub screw...

Page 27: ...angle For vertical adjustment only remove the link section of the wall bracket If both horizontal and vertical adjustment is required separate the wall section of the bracket using a 4 mm hex key The...

Page 28: ...sing wood screws into a batten above plasterboard it may be possible to use the 8 5 mm centre hole for cable routing In any case it is good practice to terminate the speaker cables with the Phoenix co...

Page 29: ...GUIDE Offer the cabinet up to the ceiling bracket assembly and attach it using the 5 mm securing bolt This can be loosely fitted to allow final adjustment before being fully tightened once the desire...

Page 30: ...e three 6 5 mm holes and a central 13 mm hole in the bracket for this purpose It is essential that appropriate fixings are used to allow safe and secure attachment to the ceiling material particularly...

Page 31: ...four upper ones The photo below illustrates the fixings on a CDD6 Note that is vital that the driver is orientated to suit the deployment used Out of the box the driver is in the correct position for...

Page 32: ...mounted upside down and the driver and grille will both need to be rotated 180 The sloping bottom of the cabinet allows a close fit to the ceiling which may be more aesthetically pleasing in some ins...

Page 33: ...to the cabinet in a single operation Installation Yokes may either be permanently fixed to a wall or ceiling or fitted with a clamp for suspension from a scaf pole The yokes are designed for use with...

Page 34: ...xing the central hole may be used for cable access It is also good practice to terminate the speaker cables with the Phoenix connectors at this stage Second fix CDD cabinets may only be used with yoke...

Page 35: ...towards the cabinet The cabinet assembly can now be attached to the yoke If the yoke has already been fitted to a wall or ceiling as part of a permanent installation this step should be undertaken by...

Page 36: ...TANT INFORMATION All standard safety protocols must be observed when working at height Do not fully tighten the bolts at this stage this should be done after the vertical position of the cabinet has b...

Page 37: ...inets are recessed and the shoulder on Martin Audio eye bolts fits into the recess If you use an eye bolt with a shoulder wider than the recess you will need to space the bolt so it tightens down on t...

Page 38: ...downward tilt The third position may be the rear insert on the cabinet top of the cabinet or the one on the back of the cabinet if a steeper tilt is required In horizontal mode the third flying point...

Page 39: ...ers are set up in the loudspeaker management system However practical combinations are likely to be as shown below CDD5 CDD6 CDD8 CDD10 CDD12 CDD18 CSX112 CSX212 CSX118 CSX218 FLYING CSX SUB WOOFERS C...

Page 40: ...of the threaded inserts in the cabinet top there are four one in each corner Note that CSX Series subwoofer cabinets are not designed to mate mechanically with CDD Series cabinets and have no provisio...

Page 41: ...on between multiple speaker cabinets on the same circuit two of the pins are designated as Link connections these can be used to daisy chain the amplifier output to the next speaker A mating connector...

Page 42: ...bass heavy programme material at high levels we strongly recommend that a high pass filter is included in the signal path This can be easily implemented by the DX0 5 loudspeaker management system many...

Page 43: ...e limiter functions provide excellent loudspeaker protection against overloads and possible amplifier faults 1 x Stereo Output Input DX0 5 Rear panel Left A Right B Right 4 Left 1 CDD Speaker Left Amp...

Page 44: ...3 x Stereo 2 Sub Output Input Left 3 Sub 1 Sub 4 Left A Right B Right 6 DX0 5 Rear panel CDD Speakers Left Use link connections Use link connections Amplifier System Input DX0 5 Speaker Management Sys...

Page 45: ...settings for use with other controllers are tabulated on the following page Using alternative controllers user entry of parameters is required The full DX0 5 User Guide is available on line at www mar...

Page 46: ...5 dB 100 Hz 32 kHz 72 Hz 1 2 6 dB CDD10 0 dB 40 Hz 32 kHz 70 2 Hz 1 3 6 dB 3 dBu CDD10 CSX112 212 3 dB 80 Hz 32 kHz 70 2 Hz 1 3 6 dB CDD10 CSX118 218 2 dB 80 Hz 32 kHz 70 2 Hz 1 3 6 dB CDD12 0 dB 20 H...

Page 47: ...istening tests before committing to a very low impedance system design The table below specifies the recommended minimum amplifier rating for each model of CDD Series and CSX Series cabinet The Recomm...

Page 48: ...inuous 119 dB peak 117 dB continuous 123 dB peak NOMINAL IMPEDANCE 8 ohms 8 ohms 8 ohms DISPERSION 6 dB 5 120 90 horizontal 80 vertical user rotatable 110 80 horizontal 80 vertical user rotatable 110...

Page 49: ...8 dB peak 126 dB continuous 132 dB peak NOMINAL IMPEDANCE 8 ohms 8 ohms 8 ohms DISPERSION 6 dB 5 110 75 horizontal 60 vertical user rotatable 110 60 horizontal 60 vertical user rotatable 100 60 horizo...

Page 50: ...one RATED POWER2 400 W AES 1600 W peak 800 W AES 3200 W peak RECOMMENDED AMPLIFIER MA3 0 MA5 2K SENSITIVITY3 102 dB 105 dB MAXIMUM SPL4 128 dB continuous 134 dB peak 134 dB continuous 140 dB peak NOMI...

Page 51: ...80 120 Hz active 80 120 Hz active ENCLOSURE 160 litre high density MDF 330 litre high density MDF FINISH Black or white textured paint Black or white textured paint PROTECTIVE GRILLE Black or white pe...

Page 52: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 52 CDD USER GUIDE TECHNICAL DRAWINGS CDD5 CDD6 160mm 6 3 149mm 5 9 230mm 9 1 210mm 8 3 210mm 8 3 325mm 12 8...

Page 53: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 53 CDD USER GUIDE CDD8 CDD10 256mm 10 1 253mm 10 0 410mm 16 1 323mm 12 7 311mm 12 2 515mm 20 3...

Page 54: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 54 CDD USER GUIDE CDD12 CDD15 357mm 14 1 348mm 13 7 571mm 22 5 425mm 16 7 411mm 16 2 691mm 27 2...

Page 55: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 55 CDD USER GUIDE CSX112 CSX212 478mm 19 2 410mm 16 1 385mm 15 2 425mm 16 7 411mm 16 2 691mm 27 2...

Page 56: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 56 CDD USER GUIDE CSX118 CSX218 530mm 20 9 640mm 25 2 662mm 26 1 1085mm 42 7 905mm 35 6 530mm 20 9 780mm 30 7...

Page 57: ...ction may be printed select the page you need in your printer dialogue box and use it as a drilling template Note that it is essential to select the Actual size printing option if your computer printe...

Page 58: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 58 CDD USER GUIDE CDD5 Ceiling Bracket...

Page 59: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 59 CDD USER GUIDE CDD6 CDD8 Wall Bracket...

Page 60: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 60 CDD USER GUIDE CDD6 CDD8 Ceiling Bracket...

Page 61: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 61 CDD USER GUIDE CDD10 CDD12 Wall Bracket...

Page 62: ...s warranty does not affect your statutory rights During the warranty period Martin Audio will at its discretion either repair or replace products which prove to be defective provided that the product...

Page 63: ...CDD User Guide V1 0 63 CDD USER GUIDE...

Page 64: ...47 5853 Facsimile 519 747 3576 E mail infona martin audio com All information is Copyright 2015 Martin Audio Ltd Martin Audio the Martin Audio logo and CDD are registered trademarks of Martin Audio Lt...

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