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pg. 4 - Triad DesignerSeries Manual

Application-Setup

Specifications

Appendix

 

 

 

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Appendix

Specifications

Application-Setup

 

The HPF-8 must be correctly configured for the model of 

DesignerSeries loudspeakers it will be used with.

 

The HPF-8 is a low voltage, passive device,

 

however ALWAYS disconnect it from all speakers

 

and amplifiers before adjusting the internal jumpers.

The circuit board inside the HPF-8 comprises of eight separate 

audio channels. Each channel features three sets of pins and one 

connecting jumper.

There is an area on the product serial number label where the

individual channel designation can be marked once the jumpers have 

been set.

     J1       - DS500 (default)
     J2       - DS300/DS400dc
     J3       - DS100/DS200dc

Note: unless specified otherwise, 

jumpers are set for DS500 as the 

factory default.

IMPORTANT:

 no more than one jumper should be

used per bank of 3 pins, e.g.

Set the jumpers as follows depending on the 

speaker model being connected:

For DS100/DS200dc, set the jumper on J3

For DS300/DS400dc, set the jumper on J2

For DS500 (default), set the jumper on J1

Specifications

Setting the Internal Jumpers

Inside the HPF-8

To set the jumpers the lid of the HPF-8 must be removed by carefully unscrewing the four machine screws on the sides of 

the chassis using a T-8 Torx bit.

The jumpers, J1, J2 and J3 for each channel are positioned as indicated in the diagram below:

Diagram 1: Internal circuit board layout of HPF-8

Important:

Ensure that the jumpers are fully pushed down onto the pins.

ONLY remove and replace the lid fixing screws by HAND. Always use the correct tool and 

DO NOT

 overtighten.

Ensure the lid is securely fitted to the product before it is installed.

Mark each channel’s fuse setting on the product serial number label for future reference.

Dimensions:                             1U height front panel, 19” x 1.75 “ (482mm x 44.4mm), case depth, 8.375”  (213mm)                                 
Weight:                                     9lbs (4.1Kg)
Filter type:                                Passive 3rd order high-pass. 20dB/octave slope, -3dB at approx. 70Hz with 

 

 

 

 

       DS speaker connected    

Fuse protection:                       Self-resetting, current sensing type. Fuse threshold set via internal jumpers

Compatibility:                           Suitable for use with DesignerSeries DS100, DS200DC, DS300, DS400DC, & DS500 only

Number of channels:               8

Connection type:                     1x Springcon ® 4 pole connector per channel. Connector carries input and output for each 

 

 

 

       channel 

Maintenance requirements:    Protection fuses can be set by installer if necessary. Repeated tripping of fuses may require
                                                  fuse replacement by the manufacturer to ensure optimal speaker performance

Important Information

The HPF-8 has been designed specifically to enhance the reliability of your DesignerSeries series loudspeakers. 

 

It features a high-pass filter and a current sensing fuse to protect the loudspeaker from being over-driven and potentially 

 

damaged. If the HPF-8 senses excessive drive current from the system’s amplifier it will automatically reduce the sound level 

 

from the speaker until the amplifier’s volume is reduced.

It is important to note the following:

Ensure that the correct internal jumper setting is used on each channel. Failure to do so could result in speaker damage unless 

both HPF-8 and DesignerSeries loudspeakers are connected to it.

NEVER connect more than one DesignerSeries loudspeaker to an output channel.

Be sure that all connections are made in accordance with this guide.

It is not recommended that you use amplifiers with power outputs that are far greater than the loudspeaker’s own power rating.

It is not recommended that you intentionally cause the DesignerSeries to automatically protect the loudspeakers by deliberately 

over-driving them.

If you find that the DesignerSeries automatically reduces the audio volume from the loudspeakers frequently it may suggest 

 

that the amplifier being used is too powerful or that the layer of plaster over the speakers is too thick.

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