EAW JFL118, Руководство пользователя

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10 JFL213 and JFL118 Loudspeakers
5.6.1.2 Bi-amp Mode
JFL213 INPUT NL4 x2; see right hand Figure.
NL4 #1: Use as the input to the JFL213.
NL4 #2: Use the second connector to loop the
LF and HF signals to the next JFL213.
5.6.2 JFL118 Connections
There are three Neutrik NLT4MP connectors on the rear of each JFL118 – see Figure below.
Two are used for sub and high-passed signal input, while the third is used as an output to loop
the high-passed signal to JFL213, JFL210 or other loudspeakers. These connectors mate with
Neutrik NLT4FX, NL4FC, and all other NL4-compatible in-line cable connectors.
SUB INPUT PANEL NL4 x2
NL4 #1: Use as input to the
JFL118.
NL4 #2: Use the second
connector to loop
the subwoofer signal applied to Pins 1 +/- to a subsequent JFL118. Note that a
high-passed signal carried on pins 2 +/- of the input connectors is looped to pins
1 +/- of the output connector without affecting the operation of the JFL118.
SUB OUTPUT PANEL NL4 x1
NL4 #3: Use as a loop-through, high-passed
connection to JFL213, JFL210 or other
loudspeakers.
6. RIGGING & HANDLING
JFL Series arrays may be suspended via M10 mounting points or the accessory FB221 Fly
Bar, ground-stacked, tripod-mounted, or pole-mounted. This manual will cover suspension
using M10 mounting points and tripod / pole mounting applications. Suspension using the
FB221 Fly Bar and ground-stacking applications are detailed in the accompanying FB221 Rig-
ging & Ground Stack Instructions. Both documents recommend rigging and handling methods
for most situations. Specific situations may require other methods. It is the user’s responsibility
to determine the viability and safety for alternate methods and to implement them accordingly.