Caution
To
rOOJce!he
risk
of _
shock,
do
not r
ernove
COYer
(orb<d<).
No user-seNiceable paris i
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Re
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servicing
to
qualifi
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service
perromef.
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intended
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user
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presence
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lrinsulated
·dangerous
voltage·
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l1l
that
may
be
of
sufficient ma!1l\Ude
to
constiMe a
risk
of
efectric
shod<
to
persons.
The
exclamation point
symbol
is
intended
to
afert!he user
to
!he
preseroe
of
~
operamg
and
maintena.rK;e
(servicing) instn.dicos
in
the
fi
terature
~
the subwoofer.
1. Read I
nstndons
-
AI
salery andoperaling instructions should be read before the Sltlwoofer is operat
ed
2.
Retain
Instructions -
The
safety and
opetalilg
instnJaions
stouId
be
retailed
lor
future
reference
.
:l
Heed
wari':gs
-AI
walTlir'gs
on
the
SlJtMoooIer
ard
i1
the
operali'lg inslructions shcuId be
adhered
to.
4.
FcIow
Instructions -
AI
operaling and use i1structions
shouk1
be foIowed.
5,
Water
and
Moisture
-The Slbwoofer shot.*t rotbe
used
nearwater -
fa(
exarrpIe,
near
a
balt'ltlJ)
, wasl'tlowl,
kitchen
~
IaIXdry
htl
.
il
a wet basernef'l.
near
a swimming
~
or
the
li<e
,
6, Gartssn:::IStands-
Thesubwoofershol.*:lbeusedOfttwithacartorSlaOO'A
,
ecu"",,,,.n,e
..
odedodedbythemanufadurer
.
7.
Wal
or
CeiW9
Mourling -The SltMooIersl"lotjj
be
mouried
lOa
war
or ceiIrg
rxttas
reoommended
by
the man.rfacturer.
8, Ventiation -The SliMoofer
shooId
be
situated
so
that its bcatiooOl positiOn
ooes
IlOl
i1terfere..wh its proper
verdalion
For
exarJl)Ie,
lhe
StbAoofer
shJljj
rd
be
situated
on
a
bed,
sola.
rug.
or sinilar SlGJce
that
may
tQ:k
the
ventiIationopenings;Ofplaced
Wl
a
buiI.-W'I
nstlIation
SUCh
asa
bookcaseorcabinet
that
may
frl>ede
the
How
of
air
Itro..9'IIhe
YeIlIiIafioo opEri1gs..
9.
Heat -
The
SlbMJoIershoLdd
be situatedCNlayfrom heat
soun:es
SUCh
as
raclaklrS,
heat
registefs,
stoves.
or
0Iher
SI..bMxlfers
thai pnx1ICe
heal
10
,
Power
Sources -The
subwoofer
should
bec:orneded
toa powerSt.qlly
cny
ofthetypedescd:led in
the
operaooa
nstructi::ns or as IT1aJ1(ed
00
!he
Slbwoofer.
, 1,
Power-Cord
P
rotedbn
-Power-SlJppIy cords shouki
be
rwted
so thaI they are not
II<eIy
to
be
walked on or
pR;hed
by
items placed
t.plI'l
or aga.flst!hem, paying particulal attertiJn
10
OOIds
al
plugs
, COflII9flerx:e
rer:::E!p(ades.
and the point at
wnch
they exit from the sWwoofer,
12.
"cau6on:TopreventeIectricaJshock.maIdlMdetiadeofplglO'lW:Seslot,fullyilserted.·oAttention:Poureviter
Ies
<:hoes
elec::Mques,.
introcll.A
re iame
Ia
ptss large
de
ta
fiche
dans
Ia
borne
c::orrespoOOanle
de
Ia
prise
et
pousser
jusqu'
au
foOO"
.
13
.
Oeanrg
-
The
SI.bM:Iofer
sOOUd
be
cleaned
arty
as
rec:onvneroed
by Ihe
mal'lJfacturer
.
14
. Nooose Periods -The
powetoordoflhestbwoofe
r
sl'o.Jdbe~
lromlheoutlet v.tlen IefilftlSed
for
a
a.g
period oI1ine.
15
.
CX>ject
and l4Jid Entry -care
shotJId
be
taken
so that
~
do
not
tal
and
~
are
not
spied
oem
the
,,"-"e.
16. Damage R"",n'n;! SeMce -The
_er
""""be
seM:ed
OV_
seMcepe<SOm<!l""",,
a
The
power_1XlId
or plug
has
beendamoged.
b.
0J;ects
have
faIen a
~
has
been
spiIed.-.o
the
SUIJwoofer.
c.
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Sl.Ibwootef
has
been
exposed
to
ran
d
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subwooter
does
not
CIAlIW
10
operate oormaly a
Wlbts
a
mar1<:ed
c:har99
i'\ pertonnan::e.
e..
The
subwooter
has been
ci'opped
or
damaged.
17
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Congratulations!
Congratulations
on
your
purchase
of a
Ve
l
odyne
subwoofer
sys-
tem,
This
system
represents
the
state of
the
art in low
frequency
reproduct
i
on
,
Read
and
follow the instnuctions
be
l
ow
to insure
safe
and
proper
system
operation,
Warning!
To
prevent
fire or shock hazard, do
not
expose this equipment to
rain or moisture. To avoid electrical Shock,
do
not
open
speaker
enclosure or
amp
chassis cover. Please observe
all
warnings on the
equipment itself. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Please
refer
all
service questions
to
your
authorized Velodyne dealer.
Prior
to
installation
Pl
ease
unpack
the
sys
tem
carefully, R
emove
all staples used
to
seal
the
ca
rt
on
as
they can scratch the
cab
inet. Pl
ease
save
the
carton
and
all packaging materials
for
future use, Record the serial
number
in
the
space
provi
ded
on t
he
war
ranty
card
for
future
re
ference,
Product Features & Controls
•
Built-in
100
watt
(RMS)
power
amplifie
r
(C
T -100)
•
Built-in
120
watt
(RMS)
power
amplifier
(CT -120)
•
Subwoo
fe
r
Direct
-
switchab
le
crossover
bypass
•
Adjustable
(40
to
120hz) l
ow-pass
crossover
•
Selectable
(80
or
100hz)
high-pas
s
crossover
(CT
-120)
•
85
Hz
high-pass
crossover
(CT
-100)
•
Line-
l
eve
l
inputs
&
outputs
•
Speaker-level
inputs &
outputs
•
Signal
senSing
auto
turn
on/off
with
bypass
option
•
Variab
le
volume
cont
rol
•
Selectable
phase
control (0
or
180
degrees)
•
Dual
staggered
low-pass
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12dB
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octave
initial,
24dB
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octave
ultimate
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Anti
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Installation
Your new subwoofer system provides for a number of installation
options, Read all the installation information below in order to
determine which installation option is best for your system, Re-
member
to
perform
all
installation
procedures
with
system
power
turned off,
Inputs
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equipped with both speaker-level and line-
level inputs, Use the LINE-IN jacks when connecting your sub-
woofer to a pre-amp, signal processor, or line-level crossover, The
FRO
M AMPLIFI
ER
jacks connect directly to the speaker outputs of
a
in
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r.
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no additional loading effects when you use these inputs because of
their high impedance,
Note
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and
FROM AMPLIFIER inputs simulta-
neously,
Volume
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is
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the main speakers in your system, This control should be set to
achieve similar volume level from both the main speakers and
subwoofer,
Low-pass
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resulting Signal is passed through an adjustable low-pass crossover
before being amplified, The crossover control allows you to adjust
the upper limit
of
the
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frequency response from 40 to
120 hz, The
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response will begin rolling off above the
frequency you set this control to,
You should set the crossover frequency to obtain a smooth and
seamless transition from the subwoofer to the main speakers in
your system, If your main speakers are smaller units with limited low
frequency output, you may wish to choose a higher frequency (such
as 100-120hz) than you would with larger speakers which have
greater low frequency output. With larger speakers, you might start
with this control set lower, such as 80hz,
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directe
Un bouton by-pass est egalement lourni si vous souhaitez utiliser
une coupure exteme, Si vous n'utilisez
pas
de
coupure externe,
nous recornmendons I'utilisation
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celui lourni avec I'enceinte
alin
d'obtenir une performance optimum,
Ajustement
de
phase
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Ce bouton de reglage vous permet
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sortie
de
120
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al
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toute
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d'extremes graves et I'amplilicateur des haut-parleurs principaux,
Pour ajuster, il suffit d'ecouter
de
la musique avec Ie systeme,
Ensuite, tourner Ie bouton
de
reglage d'une
pos~ion
a I'autre
et
etre a I'ecoute d'un eventuel changement
de
son dans les sorties
de
Irequences basses,
La
position correcte aura une quantite
plus
importante de frequences basses,
Fonction
de
mise
sous
tension
automatique
Avec ce selecteur laisse sur la position 'auto', votre CT-100
ou
CT-120 peut rester branche et alimente
par
Ie secteur, sans crainte,
Le caisson se meltra automatiquement sous tension
des
qu
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aura
detecte la presence d'
un
signal audio, Apres environ 15
minutes
sans signal,
il
se placera
de
lui-merne en mode veille, Dans
ce
mode, vot
re
caisson consommera pratiquement pas d'electricite,
Celte lonction automatique peut etre desactivee
en
laissent
ce
selecteur sur la position 'on',
Bouton
de
coupure
passe-haut
(CT·120)
Ce bouton
de
reglage selectionne la frequence de coupure
passe-
haul. Cette coupure lonctionne aussi bien sur la sortie ligne
que
sur
la sortie haut-parleur. Avec
de
petits haut·parleurs ayant
une
sortie en frequence des basses limitee,
il
est preferable
de
choisir
un reglage a 100 hz
ce
qui permet
de
rMuire
Ie niveau de
basses
Irequences qui leur est envoye,
De
haut-parleurs plus gros
avec
une sortie en frequence basse peuvent supporter un reglage a
80
hz sans probleme,
Bouton
de
mise
en
marche
Le bouton principal de mise en marche
est
situe sur la
moiM
droite
de
I'appareil. Ce bouton
de
type «bascule. est Ie bouton principal
de
marchelarret
de
I'enceinte, Ce bouton
do
it etre
sur
la position 1
pour
marche (en haut), 0 pour arret (en bas),
4
Line-level connection
Figure 1 shows connection to a
pre-ampl
ifie
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main outputs and
returning them to your amplifier inputs.
When installed
in
this fashion, your satellite speakers will be
crossed
over
at 80/1
OOHz
(or 85Hz for CT -100) which removes the
lower bass from your amplifier and speakers, enabling them to do
a better job reproducing high frequencies. By utilizing this method,
you will have a bi-amplified system, gaining improved power and
headroom for your system.
Subwoofer
outputs
The Velodyne subwoofer is designed to operate using the full
range audio signal for input when using the built-in crossover.
PRE-AMP
MAIN OUTPUTS
RIGHT
LEFT
Figure 1:
Installation
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line· level
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MAIN
INPUTS
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LEFT MAIN OUTPUTS
RIGHT
LEFT
TO SATELLITE SPEAKERS
Some processors/receivers, have a "subwoofer out" jack that is
internally filtered and designed to be used with a conventional
amplifier and speaker.
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some rare cases, combining both an
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external crossover and the
one
internal to the subwoofer may result
in low output and increased noise.
In
these installations you
may
need to bypass the internal crossover in either the processor
or
Velodyne subwoofer.
In
some installations, simply setting one
crossover to a higher frequency (such as 120 Hz) will restore
maximum performance.
To bypass the
subwoofe~s
internal crossover when the unit is
being fed a low pass signal from another crossover, simply locate
the switch marked X-over, OUT -IN on the rear panel of the
subwoofer and set to the OUT position. This will eliminate the
internal crossover from the signal path.
Note
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If
not
using
an
external
crossover
,
you
should
use
the
built-in
crossover
for
optimal
performance.
Speaker-level connection
Figure 2 shows an easy way to connect your Velodyne subwoofer
directly to your receiver or integrated amplifier.
When connected in this fashion, your satellite speakers will be
crossed over at
80
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OOHz
(or 85Hz forCT-100), which removes the
lower bass from your speakers, enabling them to do a better job
reproduci
ng
high frequencies. .
You may also connect your satellites directly to your receiver
or
amplifier along with the subwoofer if you wish to bypass the internal
high-pass crossover.
Caution!!!
To
avoid
damage
to
your
main
amplifier
,
be
sure
to
maintain
correct
polarity
when
making
all
connections.
Red
(positive)
to
red,
and
black
(negative)
to
black.
Be
sure
that
all
connections
are
tight,
and
that
there
are
no
loose
strands
or
frayed
wires_
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amplifier)
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INTEGRATED
AMP
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Interconnect cables
When installing
your
new
Velodyne subwoofer using the line level
connections,
you
should
always
use shielded
phono
cables. There
are
many
decent
cab
les available today, most
any
of
which
will
work perfectly well.
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do
recommend t
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t you
keep
the length of
cable
as
short as possible
to
avoid any potential
noise
problems.
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speaker
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lity
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cable
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Be
very
ca
reful
to avoid
any
loose strands
or
frayed wires which
may
result in a
short, which
may
damage
y
our
equipment.
Cab
les
of
extremely
large
size
are typically not required. Extremely large
gauge
wire
may
not
properly fit in the binding posts, resulting in a
poor
connection and possible short circuits.
Placement
True
subwoofers
operate at extremely low frequencies
which
are
primarily omni-directional.
While
it is recommended that the
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room and system conditions often dictate otherwise. Keep in mind
that frequency response and output level can be
drastically
influenced by placement, depending
on
the acoustic properties of
the listening room. Typically, the optimum location for a subwoofer
is tucked away in a corner of your listening room. This location will
usually offer the greatest output levels and optimum low frequency
extension. The worst location for a subwoofer it typically far away
from any walls, and close to the center of your room. Avoid these
locations when possible. When using a pairofVelodyne subwoofers
in
stereo,
it
is preferable to place each subwoofer by the satellite of
the same channe
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Typically, a minimum distance of 1
to
2 feet from
your TV to the subwoofer
wi
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be
adequate to avoid any magnetic
interferance.
Caution!
This
subwoofer
has
electronics
built
into
the
cabinet.
Do
not
place
the
cabinet
next
to
sources
of
heat
such
as
furnace
registers,
radiators,
etc.
Do
not
place
the
unit
near
sources
of
excessive moistures such
as
evaporative coolers, humidifiers,
etc. The
power
cord
should
be
routed
in
such
a
way
that
it
will
not
be
walked
on,
pinched,
or
compressed
in
any
way
that
could
result
in
damaging
the
insulation
or
wire,
Care
of
your subwoofer
Do not use any harsh detergents or chemicals to clean the cabinet.
Abrasives, detergents, or cleaning solutions may damage the finish
on the cabinet.
We
recommend using a damp cloth to clean the
cabinet.
During normal conditions, the subwoofer may be left on continu-
ously without any problems. The unit is equipped with a signal
sensi
ng
tum on/off that will automatically tum
on
the unit when a
signal is present at the inputs and turn off the unit after several
minutes when there is no longer any signal at the inputs.
If you plan to leave the unused for an extended period of time, we
recommend that you turn off the unit by the master power switch on
the rear pane
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Resolution
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problemes &
Entretien
Avant
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vous adresser II un service
de
reparation pour votre
enceinte d'extremes graves, faites une double verification de tous
les systemes. Vous trouverez ci-dessous un guide simple de
resolution de problemes:
1. Verifier que votre enceinte est branchee correctement et que
Ie
reseau electrique fonctionne.
2. L'enceinte est-elle sur la position de marche ?
3. Le bouton de mise
en
marc he automatique on/off est-il regie
correctement?
4. Est-ce que votre enceinte
re~oit
un signal d'entree
de
la
source
elect rique ?
5. Est-ce que
tous
les
boutons
de
cont
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correctement? (volume, coupure, phase ... )
6. Si vous avez pousse votre enceinte II son niveau de marche
maximum trop longtemps,
il
est probable que I'un des circuits
de protection soit endommage.
L'amplificateur incorpore a-t-il surchauffe?
Si les circuits de protection sont actifs, I'enceinte peut se mettre en
marche et s'arn§ter automatiquement pendant un certain temps
jusqu'
ll
ce que les parametres de marche redeviennent normaux.
Dans des conditions encore plus graves, I'enceinte peut s'arreter
completement.
Un
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se
retablira
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que I'enceinte aura refroidi ; il est toutefois possible que vous
ayez II I'arreter completement pour remettre II zero I'unite de
commande.
Les problemes suivants necessitent de faire appel a un technicien
qualifie:
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cordon electrique est endommage
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ou
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"Gelui
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connait les enceintes d'extremes graves connait
Velodyne'
-Corey Greenberg
Home Theater Technology / Fevrier 1995
"Gette enceinte d'extremes graves a (oumi des basses a (aire vibrer
toute la piece
et
a demontre de maniere evidente I'efficacite que
peut
avoir
une seule enceinte placee dans un coin
de
la piece'.
-Julian Hirsh
Stereo Review, Janvier 1997
Autres
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d'
extremes
graves
de
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:
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FSX
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1070 Commercial
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San Jose,
CA
95112
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408.436.7270 voice
408.436.7276 fax
Web
Site: http//www. velodyne.com
E-mail: [email protected]
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Velodyne CT-I00 Le manuel du propriétaire
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- Le manuel du propriétaire
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dans d''autres langues
- English: Velodyne CT-I00 Owner's manual
- eesti: Velodyne CT-I00 Omaniku manuaal
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