Summary of Contents for Harman JBL VLA-C125S-ACC Cardioid Kit
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VLA-C125S-ACC Cardioid Kit Installation Instructions One Cardioid Kit is intended for use with 3 VLA-C125S speakers, in cardioid configuration (two front- facing and one rear-facing speakers), for use with both gray and black colors. Contents: VLA-C125S-ACC Cardioid Kit Contents : Description Gland Nut Cover Gland Nut...
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Configuration: These instructions presume a Front-Firing Top Unit, Rear-Firing Middle Unit, and Front-Firing Bottom Unit. However, it can also be utilized for Front/Front/Rear and Rear/Front/Front configurations simply by wiring each unit in accordance with whether it is front-firing or rear-firing. DSP Presets: There is a cardioid preset in the master DSP preset folder for VLA Compact speakers.
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Remove washer from gland nut, add Gland Nut Cover to cable and replace washer and tighten around gland nut. Do not tighten the main gland nut yet.
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Attach Wires to top/bottom connector and tighten securely: Red: 1+ Black: 1- White: 2+ Green: 2- Tighten gland nut as close to the end of the cable sleeve as possible by tightening outer nut to ensure water tight seal:...
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Replace Screws and tighten: Repeat same steps for next unit (opposite firing), using the other end of the jumper cable. Note: make sure enclosure orientation is correct (opposite facing with correct top/bottom orientation). Once the terminal cover is removed, the terminal will come loose from the enclosure in order to reach the jumper wire.
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Bottom and Middle units are connected: Repeat the same process for remaining unit.
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Configuring the Input Cup Connections: Main front firing unit: DSP Ch1: Top front firing unit to LF 4Ω ± DSP Ch2: Bottom front firing unit to Cardioid In/Out Front ± DSP Ch3: Rear firing unit to Cardioid In/Out Rear ± Return cover with gland nut provided:...
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Front firing cardioid unit: Connect Front/Thru to “LF 4Ω” or Cardioid In/Out Front to LF 4Ω ± Rear firing cardioid unit: Connect “Cardioid In/Out REAR to “LF 4Ω”...