Unpacking And Visual Checks; System Configuration; Ac Power Requirements - Tannoy VSXNET Series Quick Start Manual

Unpacking and Visual Checks

Every Tannoy VSXNET product is carefully tested and
inspected before being packaged and leaving the factory.
After unpacking your loudspeaker, please inspect for any
exterior physical damage, and save the carton and any
relevant packaging materials in case the loudspeaker
again requires packing and shipping. In the event that
damage has been sustained in transit, please notify your
dealer immediately.
Rear Interface Panel
XLR FEMALE AUDIO INPUT - This is a lockable XLR
line input socket for connection to the audio source. Fully
balanced: pin 2 hot (+), pin 3 cold (-), & pin 1 ground.
XLR MALE AUDIO LINK - This is a lockable XLR line
output socket to link additional speakers. Fully balanced:
pin 2 hot (+), pin 3 cold (-), & pin 1 ground.
ROCKER POWER SWITCH – Turns AC power
on to the unit (100 V – 240 V)
FUSE HOLDER – Replace only with 10A 230V
anti-surge fuse. Tannoy part Number 3461 0919.
AC MAINS CONNECTOR – Neutrik Powercon
mains connector (supplied)
USER DSP ON/OFF SWITCH
POWER LED – Blue LED indicates when power
has been applied to the speaker.
LIMIT/NETWORK FOUND LED – Also mounted
on the front of the cabinet. This can be seen
clearly from behind the grill when activated.
SIGNAL PRESENT LED

System Configuration

All loudspeakers in the VSXNET range are integrated
designs which include system specific EQ and protection
circuitry, without the need for external amplification. For
room equalization, delay and other commissioning or
setup functions, we recommend you use a VNET SC1 or
TDX1 Digital Controller. Please refer to the full VSXNET
Series manual.

AC Power Requirements

VSXNET products are equipped with Neutrik powerCON
mains connectors which mate with the Neutrik NAC3FCA
Cable connector, providing quick lock with a securing
lever at power-in.
This AC mains connector is supplied with each VSXNET
product.
VSXNET module in VSXNET loudspeakers has a
universal power supply. It will operate on any AC mains
supply from 100 V to 250 V (+/- 10%) at 50 or 60 Hz,
although with reduced power output capability at the low
voltage extremes. This allows continued operation even
when using long, thin power cables, or when powered
from portable generators that are unable to maintain full
nominal voltage.
Cooling
Do not install this equipment in an enclosed space. Do
not limit free ventilation and movement of air around the
back panel. Ensure that there is at least 100 mm (4")
of space around all sides of the product for ventilation.
VSXNET products do not have cooling fans; the highly
efficient switch mode power supply and proprietary
Class D output stage have low current draw and therefore
require only the convection cooling provided by the rear
panel heat sink.
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