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Manual-17

occasionally there is a need to delay the CD horn as its
diaphragm is usually in front of the other drivers in the
enclosure (see Fig. 5). If you are using CD horns, you should
also read the CD horn EQ modification as described on page
18.With the AC 23 it is a little difficult to figure out which
Delay to move to the High Frequency Output. The normal
configuration for a speaker enclosure is shown in Fig. 3. The
long throw horn’s driver is the farthest back in the enclosure,
so no Delay is needed for this driver. Some Delay is needed
on the Low and Mid drivers. The enclosure with the CD
Horn, shown in Fig. 5, needs the Delay circuit transplanted
from the Low to the High frequencies Outputs. As can be
seen from the dashed line in the drawing, the CD Horn’s
driver is in front of the mid and low drivers. Of the three
drivers, the low frequency driver will need no Delay, the mid
frequency driver will need some Delay, and the CD Horn will
need the most Delay. Soldering is required. This modification
should only be attempted by an experienced technician.

STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE

Transplanting the Low Frequency Delay to the High

Frequency Output.

CHANNEL ONE:

1. Refer to the board layout on the back page.
2. Behind the Channel 1 LF DELAY pot find the jumper

labeled W6. Behind the Channel 1 LF LEVEL pot find the
jumper labeled W3.

3. To remove the Delay 1 circuit from the Low Frequency

output, remove both the W6 and W3 jumpers.

4. To get the Low Frequency output to work again, install a

long jumper from W6 Pin 1 to W3 Pin 2.

5. The Delay 1 circuit is now removed from all circuits.
6. To install the Delay 1 circuit into the Channel 1 High

Frequency Output, find the jumper W10 behind the
Channel 1 MF MUTE switch and remove it.

7. Install a long jumper from W6 Pin 2 to W10 Pin 1, and

install a long jumper from W3 Pin 1 to W10 Pin 2.

The Delay 1 circuit is now installed into Channel 1 High

Frequency Output.

CHANNEL TWO:

1. Refer to the board layout on the back page.
2. Behind the Channel 2 LF DELAY pot find the jumper

labeled W28. Behind the Channel 1 LF LEVEL pot find
the jumper labeled W22.

3. To remove the Delay 3 circuit from the Low Frequency

output, remove both the W28 and W22 jumpers.

4. To get the Low Frequency output to work again, install a

long jumper from W28 Pin 1 to W22 Pin 1.

5. The Delay 3 circuit is now removed from all circuits.
6. To install the Delay 3 circuit into the Channel 2, High

Frequency Output, find the jumper W33 behind the
Channel 2 MF MUTE and remove it.

7. Install a long jumper from W28 Pin 2 to W33 Pin 1, and

install a long jumper from W22 Pin 2 to W33 Pin 2.

The Delay 3 circuit is now installed into Channel 2 High

Frequency Output.

STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE

Transplanting the Mid Frequency Delay to the High

Frequency Output

CHANNEL ONE:

1. Refer to the board layout on the back page.
2. Behind the Channel 1 MF DELAY pot find the jumper

labeled W12. Behind the Channel 1 MF LEVEL pot find
the jumper labeled W9.

3. To remove the Delay 2 circuit from the Mid Output,

remove both the W12 and W9 jumpers.

4. To get the Mid Frequency output to work again, install a

long jumper from W12 Pin 1 to W9 Pin 2.

5. The Delay 2 circuit is now removed from all circuits.
6. To install the Delay 2 circuit into the Channel 1, High

Frequency output, find the jumper W10 behind the
Channel 1 MF MUTE switch and remove it.

7. Install a long jumper from W12 Pin 2 to W10 Pin 1, and

install a long jumper from W9 Pin 1 to W10 Pin 2.

The Delay 2 circuit is now installed into Channel 1 High

Frequency Output.

CHANNEL TWO:

1. Refer to the board layout on the back page.
2. Behind the Channel 2 MF DELAY pot find the jumper

labeled W36. Behind the Channel 2 MF LEVEL locate the
jumper labeled W32.

3. To remove the Delay 4 circuit from the Mid Frequency

output, remove both the W36 and W32 jumpers.

4. To get the Mid Frequency output to work again, install a

long jumper from W36, Pin 1 to W32, Pin 2.

5. The Delay 4 circuit is now removed from all circuits.
6. To install the Delay 4 circuit into the Channel 2, High

Frequency output, find the jumper W33 behind the
Channel 2 MF MUTE switch and remove it.

7. Install a long jumper from W36, Pin 2 to W33, Pin 1, and

install a long jumper from W32, Pin 1 to W33, Pin 2.

The Delay 4 circuit is now installed into Channel 2 High

Frequency Output.

Содержание AC 23

Страница 1: ...e some dead channels in the unit when looking for output in places where there shouldn t be any The even more automatically confusing part is the way that the Output connectors decide whether the unit...

Страница 2: ...tting the Output Level Controls on page Manual 15 LOW MUTE switch When pressed to the in position all signal is removed from the Low Frequency Output This eases tune up procedures as described on page...

Страница 3: ...1 Input CHANNEL 2 will drive BOTH Channels of the AC 23 internally HIGH FREQUENCY OUTPUTS These are TS tip sleeve unbalanced Output jacks Connect the CHANNEL 1 HIGH OUT to the left channel input of th...

Страница 4: ...to 2 ms of time delay to the Low Frequency Output only This allows a low frequency driver to be electronically phase aligned with a mid frequency driver whose diaphragm is situated behind the low fre...

Страница 5: ...ANNEL 2 will drive BOTH Channels of the AC 23 internally HIGH FREQUENCY OUTPUTS These are TS tip sleeve unbalanced Output jacks Connect the CHANNEL 1 HIGH OUT to the left channel input of the high fre...

Страница 6: ...the Subwoofer and Low Outputs Refer to page Manual 10 to determine the proper setting for your system LOW LEVEL control Sets the Level going to the Low frequency Output LOW MUTE switch Removes all sig...

Страница 7: ...PLUG INTO THIS OUTPUT FOR 4 WAY MONO OPERATION IMPORTANT NOTE CHASSIS GROUNDING If after hooking up your system it exhibits excessive hum or buzzing there is an incompatibility in the grounding config...

Страница 8: ...Use this output only for Mono 5 Way applications Omit this output when using the AC 23 as a Mono 4 Way Crossover As long as no plug is inserted into this jack the AC 23 internally bypasses the Hi Mid...

Страница 9: ...hannel 2 input Note For this alternate Mono 4 Way installation connect a patch cord from the CHANNEL 1 HIGH OUT to the CHANNEL 2 INPUT as shown See warnings above SUBWOOFER OUTPUT These are TS tip sle...

Страница 10: ...nd a moment here to re affirm why this delay is really necessary For a short course on time delay Linkwitz Riley and other mouth watering details we recommmend the Linkwitz Riley Crossovers RaneNote A...

Страница 11: ...the crossover so that pink noise is heard from both the high and mid drivers Switch the display sensitivity to 3 dB on the Rane analyzer not necessary with full scale analyzers and observe the display...

Страница 12: ...PL Meter Tone Generator Now that good quality realtime analyzers are becoming more affordable and easier to use there are few reasons why one of these should not be regularly used in any sound system...

Страница 13: ...er is actually in front of the mid driver adding delay to the mid driver then only worsens the situation There are a couple of ways to deal with this a Try to move the high driver back as far as possi...

Страница 14: ...river response will cause erroneous alignment attempts Using pink noise as a source each driver is individually tuned to an arbitrary 0 dB level on the analyzer display only at the crossover frequency...

Страница 15: ...nded methods of setting the crossover output Levels Setting Levels Using a Realtime Analyzer NOTE If you are running two Channels tune up only one Channel at a time 1 Set all LEVEL controls on the cro...

Страница 16: ...ng any settings on the SPL meter adjust the cross over MID LEVEL control until you obtain a 0 dB reading on the SPL meter Now the low and mid speakers are set at the same level 7 Now press the MID MUT...

Страница 17: ...ind the Channel 1 LF LEVEL pot find the jumper labeled W22 3 To remove the Delay 3 circuit from the Low Frequency output remove both the W28 and W22 jumpers 4 To get the Low Frequency output to work a...

Страница 18: ...vity Horn Equalization Modification Constant Directivity or CD horns need additional equalization to help cover the same area a long throw horn can cover Additional circuitry has been added to the AC...

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