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KT-8A / KT-210A

KT-8A / KT-210A

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BASIC SETUP

Making Connections

1.  First and foremost, make sure the KT series is 

turned off and unplugged before making any 

connections.

2. Once you ensure the KT line array is off, you can 

make your input and output connections. Connect 

the main output of your mixer to the input of the 

first KT model in your array. The output connector 

on that speaker should be connected to the input 

of the next speaker, and so on.

3. The Ethernet connection of your computer or 

network should be connected to the ‘IN’ Ethernet 

port on the speaker. The ‘LINK’ port should be 

connected to the ‘IN’ port of the next speaker, and 

so on. 

4. Using the included power cable, the ‘MAINS 

INPUT’ connection should be connected to an 

appropriate power supply. The ‘LINK’ connectors 

should be connected to the ‘MAINS INPUT’ on the 

next speaker. Continue this chain to power each 

speaker in the array. Power on the electrical outlet 

that the first speaker is connected to ensuring it is 

of a suitable voltage for the KT speaker.

Software Setup

5.  Open the Windows software. Click the “Search 

Device” button found at the top of the software. 

This will seek KT line array units in your network.

6. Once an appropriate COM PORT is found, click 

“Connect”. Once the KT is “Online”, it will appear 

within the software. You can double-click the 

image to use the software’s control functions.

7. It should be noted that power to the KT line array 

speakers is not activated by default. To activate 

the speakers, you will need to click ‘Online’ under 

S/W Power in the Setup menu. Please note you 

can also deactivate the physical power switch in 

this menu.

FIRMWARE UPDATE

The latest firmware for the KT series line arrays can 

always be found on www.phonic.com. To perform a 

firmware update, ensure the speaker is connected 

to the network and online. DIP switch 8 on the rear 

of the system must also be set to “ON” in order to 

receive the new firmware.

1. Select the Update pulldown menu and select 

“Firmware Update.”

2. Locate the update file in your Download folder (or 

wherever you saved the firmware update). 

3. Select the “Update” button to update the firmware 

on your KT-8A or KT-210A.

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

Please read all safety instructions found opposite 

page 1 of this section of the manual. 
KT-8 line array speakers should only be installed 

by experienced personnel with adequate knowl-

edge. Phonic takes no responsibility for incorrectly 

mounted, suspended, or wired speakers, nor are we 

responsible for issues arising from equipment not 

inspected prior to use.
When working with the KT-8 line array systems, the 

total working load should not exceed the resistance 

of  each  individual  component. This  includes  flight 

pins, joint bars, flight frames and speaker cabinets. 
While  the  Phonic  flight  frame  and  KT-8  speakers 

have a maximum capacity of 1000 kg, consideration 

of other elements of the setup should be taken into 

consideration. This may including hoisting ropes and 

other suspension materials. 
Phonic suggests a safety ratio of 5:1. With this in 

mind, a total load of 200 kg should be the aim when 

creating your line array using the KT-8A or KT-210A 

and the appropriate Phonic flight frame. As previously 

stated, however, the total resistance of other com-

ponents of the setup should be taken into account. 
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CARRY A LINE-ARRAY. 

Under no circumstances should you attempt to lift a 

line array by yourself. Mechanical winches and other 

hoisting devices are recommended.  
The KT-8A and KT-210A are equipped with internal 

crossovers for mid/highs. There is no crossover pres-

ent on the woofer. Please note that incorrectly wired 

speakers may cause damage to the unit. 
Phonic recommends taking the utmost of care 

when wiring and/or connecting speakers. A 2-way 

crossover with a crossover point at 500Hz is best to 

separate low frequencies from the mid/highs. The 

ideal frequency range for the KT-8A’s 8” woofer is 

60Hz to 500Hz, while the mid/high range works best 

at 500Hz to 20 kHz.

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

The KT Windows software needs to be installed to 

your system before it can be utilized by the KT line 

arrays. Installation is fairly simple. 
1.  Insert the included CD into your computer’s CD-

ROM drive and close the tray.

2.  Navigate the disc to find the “setup.exe” file. Run 

in  by  either  double-clicking  the  file  or  by  right-

clicking the file and select “Run as Administrator”.

3.  Follow the installation instructions.
4.  After installation is complete, the KT software can 

be run by running the appropriate software icon.

Summary of Contents for KT-210A

Page 1: ...KT 8A KT 210A User s Manual Manual del Usuario ...

Page 2: ...KT 8A KT 210A 3 WAY ACTIVE LINE ARRAY SPEAKER ALTAVOCES LINEARES ARRAY DE 3 VÍAS ENGLISH I ESPAÑOL II APPENDIX III V1 0 06 30 2015 KT 8A KT 210A English Español ...

Page 3: ... CONNECTORS 1 CONFIGURATION 1 WIRING 2 ASSEMBLY 2 SUGGESTED CONFIGURATION 3 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS 4 APPENDIX APPLICATIONS 1 DIMENSIONS 2 CONTENTS USER S MANUAL Phonic preserves the right to improve or alter any information within this document without prior notice ...

Page 4: ...ects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to aler...

Page 5: ...lly wide frequency response 70Hz to 19KHz 3dB 4 Bass reflex configuration for extended low end response KT 210A 4 Two 10 woofers with 2 voice coils 4 1500 Watt dual channel digital power amplifier 4 Titanium diaphragm compression driver 4 Maximum Sound Pressure Level 132dB Peak 4 Can be mounted in conjunction with the KTS 18 KTS 18A subwoofer 4 Frequency response 65Hz to 19KHz 3dB 4 110 horizontal...

Page 6: ... variable speed fans can be found on the rear of the KT 8A and KT 210A These work in conjunction with the internal temperature control to ensure the speaker runs cool Please do not obstruct the fans for any reason as doing so can be detrimental to the speaker s performance and reliability 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 PIN HOLE JOINT BAR PIN HOLES JOINT BAR ASSEMBLY The array configuration is accomplished...

Page 7: ...glish FLIGHT PIN FLIGHT FRAME MODEL FF640 FLIGHT PIN FLIGHT PIN FLIGHT PIN FLIGHT PIN FLIGHT PIN FLIGHT PIN FLIGHT PIN FLIGHT PIN JOINT BAR JOINT BAR 0 10 FLIGHT PIN 10 FLIGHT PIN 10 FLIGHT PIN 10 SUGGESTED CONFIGURATION ...

Page 8: ...Y CONSIDERATIONS Please read all safety instructions found opposite page 1 of this section of the manual KT 8 line array speakers should only be installed by experienced personnel with adequate knowl edge Phonic takes no responsibility for incorrectly mounted suspended or wired speakers nor are we responsible for issues arising from equipment not inspected prior to use When working with the KT 8 l...

Page 9: ...rning the INPUT off will effectively mute the speaker while turning off the LF low frequency MF middle frequency or HF high frequency controls will cut off their respective frequency ranges Please note that the KT 210A only features HF and LF while the KT 8A features HF MF and LF LEVEL CONTROL The main menu features a vir tual fader that can be adjusted by simply dragging the fader up and down usi...

Page 10: ...ency for the HPF TYPE The type of filter can be adjusted with this pull down menu The default setting for this is 24dB Oct but other slopes are available FREQUENCY The frequency is displayed within this window located beside the TYPE pull down menu The frequency is adjusted using the icon within the display graph and can be set anywhere between 20Hz and 20kHz FILE The file window will display the ...

Page 11: ...n your GEQ s signal input and output levels GEQ BANDS Each of the 31 bands can be adjusted here Frequencies available range between 20Hz and 20kHz Simply click the virtual control and drag it up or down to adjust The adjustment made will be visible within the display graph Q CONTROL This adjusts the width of the bands of the 31 band GEQ Use the left mouse button to lower the value or the right but...

Page 12: ...and will no longer appear in the display graph TYPE This determines the type of of band used A PEAK band will simply peak at the selected frequen cy level while a SHELF will level off at the selected frequency A HIGH CUT or LOW CUT will remove all frequencies above below the selected frequency GAIN FREQUENCY Q The gain frequency and Q can be adjusted within these windows The gain and frequency can...

Page 13: ...oved at a predetermined rate The rate at which the frequencies below this point are cut is dependent on the selected type LOW PASS FILTER LPF FREQUENCY This field determines the cut off frequency of the corresponding crossover s LFP Frequencies above this point will be removed at a predetermined rate The rate at which the frequencies below this point are cut is dependent on the selected type METER...

Page 14: ...gain reduction meter The gain reduction meter will display the level that the signal is reduced when the compressor and limiter are activated LIMITER LF MF HF ON BUTTON The on button will simply activate and deactivate the corresponding limiter DISPLAY GRAPH This plots the input output lev els of the compressor and limiter The individual threshold T and ratio R for the compressor can be adjusted o...

Page 15: ...the time it will take for the compressor limiter to de activate after the signal falls below the set threshold FILE The file window will display the currently loaded preset for the LIMITER This can be selected by pushing the LOAD button SAVE Push the save button to save the current set tings of the LIMITER These are saved locally on the computer and can be recalled at a later time LOAD Selecting l...

Page 16: ... delay time can be adjusted in milliseconds meters and feet ON BUTTONS The on buttons quite simply activate the delay function of the corresponding channel TEMPERATURE The temperature option allows the user to set the ambient temperature of the current venue This allows the KT Network System to cal culate a more accurate delay time when set in feet or meters In addition to the temperature control ...

Page 17: ... selected KT speaker SCENE SETTINGS The scene feature essentially allows you to save all of your settings including your MAIN HPF EQ CROSSOVER LIMITER and DELAY settings The currently selected SCENE name will be displayed in the scene window The SAVE button will allow you to save your scenes while the LOAD button will let you load up a previous saved scene The INT button will initialize the system...

Page 18: ...sue has been resolved POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE V This indicates the voltage provided to channel groups 1 to 4 and 5 to 8 When the supply voltage exceeds 20 the power is automatically turned off When the supply voltage returns within 20 the power is automati cally activated CHANNEL REDUCE LEVEL dB These individual meters give an indication of when protection circuitry has kicked in and input levels hav...

Page 19: ...Rated Maximum Peak SPL at 1m LF 126 dB MF 129 dB HF 129 dB LF 132 dB HF 137 dB Enclosure Material 18mm multi layer birch plywood 8mm hexagonal black steel mesh with special accoustical foam 15mm multi layer birch plywood 8mm hexagonal black steel mesh Color Black Black Rigging System Included flight pin and u clip shackle Optional grid assembly flight frame Included flight pin and u clip shackle O...

Page 20: ...jorar o alterar cualquier información provista dentro de este documento sin previo aviso INTRODUCCIÓN 1 CARACTERÍSTICAS 1 ACCESORIOS 1 CONFIGURACIÓN 1 CONECTORES 1 CABLEADO 2 MONTAJE 2 CONFIGURACIÓN SUGERIDA 3 CONSIDERACIONES DE SEGURIDAD 4 ESPECIFICACIONES 5 APÉNDICE APLICACIONES 1 DIMENSIONES 2 ...

Page 21: ... Asegurarse de que todos los dispositivos de bloqueo de seguridad están instalados correctamente Asegúrese de que los dispositivos de suspensión no sujetan una carga superior de lo previsto No usar materiales de suspensión viejos o defectuosos Lea este manual atentamente y guárdelo para futuras consultas El uso inapropiado del sistema de suspensión puede provocar lesiones graves o daño crítico a l...

Page 22: ... vatios LF 110 vatios MF HF 4 Impedancia nominal 16Ω LF 8Ω MF HF 4 Nivel de presión acústica máxima 128 dB Pico 4 Dispersión horizontal 120 vertical 10 4 Sistema de aparejo sencillo permite ángulos de separación de 0 a 10 4 Respuesta de frecuencia excepcionalmente am plia 70Hz a 19KHz 3 dB 4 Configuración Bass reflex para una respuesta de gama baja ampliada 4 Hecho de múltiples capas de abedul con...

Page 23: ...te unidad Los pines de bola de pasador encadenados a la unidad pueden ser insertados en los orificios adecuados para fijar las unidades juntas Los pines de bola de pasador tienen un botón en el extremo que se puede empujar para liberar el pestillo de la clavija Esto debe ser empujado al insertar la clavija en los orificios de montaje Los pines de bola de pasador deben estar al ras de la unidad y e...

Page 24: ...SERTOS DE PINES DE CONEXIÓN INSERTOS DE PINES DE CONEXIÓN INSERTOS DE PINES DE CONEXIÓN INSERTOS DE PINES DE CONEXIÓN INSERTOS DE PINES DE CONEXIÓN INSERTOS DE PINES DE CONEXIÓN BARRA DE ARTICULACIÓN 0 10 10 INSERTOS DE PINES DE CONEXIÓN INSERTOS DE PINES DE CONEXIÓN INSERTOS DE PINES DE CONEXIÓN INSERTOS DE PINES DE CONEXIÓN 10 10 CONFIGURACIÓN SUGERIDA ...

Page 25: ...con el conocimiento adecuado Phonic no se responsabiliza de los altavoces montados incorrectamente que esos sean suspendidos o cableados ni somos responsables de un equipo que no ha sido inspeccionado antes de su uso Cuando se trabaja con los sistemas line Array KT 8 la carga total nunca debería superar la capacidad de resistencia de cada componente individual Esto incluye Los pines de bola de pas...

Page 26: ...96 dB MF 102 dB HF 105 dB Capacidad Maxima de Pico Rated Maximum Peak SPL at 1m LF 126 dB MF 129 dB HF 129 dB Impedancia Nominal LF 16Ω MF HF 8Ω Amplificación de Potencia Recomendada LF 300W MF HF 220W Material de la Caja Multicapa de abedul contrachapado de 18mm malla de acero negra hexagonal de 8 mm con espuma acústica especial Color Negro Sistema Aparejo Incluido 0 to 10 Conectores 2 x Neutrik ...

Page 27: ...o for example the top two or three speakers can be mounted at a 0 degree angle while the lower speakers can sit at 8 or 10 degrees See the Sug gested Configuration section for one such example En la configuración anterior la mezcla frontal se envía a un cruce Crossover de 2 vías antes de ser enviada a los amplificadores de potencia Los altavoces KT 8 son entonces alimentados por al menos dos ampli...

Page 28: ...2 KT 8A KT 210A Appendix Apéndice Measurements are shown in mm inches DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONES Todas las medidas están mostradas en mm pulgadas 380 15 640 25 2 240 9 4 380 15 8 640 25 2 240 9 4 ...

Page 29: ...3 KT 8A KT 210A Appendix Apéndice NOTES ...

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