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- Page 1 User Manual...
- Page 7 Cable de alimentación ................................4 Netzkabel ....................................4 Suspension Warnings ........................................4 Table of Contents ..........................................6 NTX SERIES Back Panel Connectors and Controls ............................8 SBX SERIES Subwoofer Connectors and Controls .............................. 8 AC Mains Connection ................................9 Linking power ..................................9 Audio Connections ................................
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Page 8: Table Of Contents
Home Screen ..................................18 A Further Look into Dante™ ..................................... 20 Introduction ..........................................20 Why use Dante? ........................................20 Using EAW Resolution 2 ......................................21 What is Resolution 2? ................................21 Why use Resolution 2? ................................ 21 Rigging .............................................. 22... - Page 14 ENCLOSURES VIA EYEBOLTS. The only exception to this is utilizing a flybar and the integral array rigging on the NTX210L. Always use EAW Resolution to verify the structural integrity of the array you intend to suspend. The ONLY exception to this is with the pre-defined, pre-approved array configurations provided later in this manual.
- Page 15 Level parameter the Home Screen is displayed. NTX Series Line arrays feature Array Detection & Optimization that makes it easier and faster to sound better. The user enters a few parameters - minimum and maximum audience distances and array height - then initiates the optimization sequence.
- Page 16 array height parameters. Upon completion of optimization, settings for all NTX line array modules in the array are adjusted for optimum performance across the specified coverage area. Equalization adjustments are made to compensate for low frequency coupling depending upon the number of modules in the array. Additional EQ is applied to compensate for high frequency energy loss between each module and its defined coverage area.
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Page 17: Voicing
User One voicing profile is reserved for the user to define and save for later recall. Using the EAW Mosaic application for iOS, the user can customize the voicing and store it to this profile. Later, loading the User voicing will recall the stored voicing profile. -
Page 18: Output Check
Auto: Using the Auto mode, a 2-second burst of pink noise is emitted first from the HF, then the LF transducer. Lastly, another 2-second pink noise is emitted from all transducers simultaneously. To initiate the Auto Output Check sequence, follow these steps. 1. -
Page 19: Settings
Certain settings in the loudspeaker can only be accessed via EAW Resolution. These settings can be the cause of what may appear to be poor performance when the speaker is isolated on the test bench, or when compared to other units in inventory. All settings are reset to factory default when the Restore procedure is performed. - Page 20 Input will indicate whether a Dante or Analog signal is being detected. • This can be toggled in the Resolution or changed by assigning/unassigning in Dante Controller. The Dante IP is the IP address assigned to the Dante Card. Under the Dante IP, is the name that has been configured for the module in Dante Controller.
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Page 21: Why Use Dante
Dante-enabled mixer. The dual Dante ports allow daisy chaining between NTX Series products. With flawless interoperation with hundreds of Dante-enabled products, the Dante connectors truly expand the NTX & SBX Series’ functionality and application-flexibility in any professional environment. -
Page 22: Minimum Requirements
EAW Resolution™ 2 is a tool to assist sound system designers and engineers to select, configure, and implement EAW loudspeaker products. Resolution™ 2 predicts direct sound pressure level (SPL) in a ‘virtual’ venue. Signal processing can be applied in software, and the resulting frequency response calculated for ‘virtual microphones’... - Page 23 • • •...
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- Page 25 • • NTX Flybar using one shackle/pick point NTX Flybar using two shackles/pick points • • • •...
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Page 26: Rigging
• NTX Array Transition Bar To array an SBX118F subwoofer with NTX210L line array loudspeakers, the NTX Series transition bar is needed. Follow the steps outlined below to build the array. Connect the NTX Series flybar to the first SBX118F in the array using the 4 rigging points. - Page 27 Connect any additional SBX118F using the same four rigging points as used previously by the flybar. • To rig NTX210L to array, start by pinning transition bar to the first NTX210L and set splay angle using angle and • locking pin. Connect NTX210L to front points on the bottom of SBX118F, and the two transition bar rigging points to rear points.
- Page 28 Additional NTX line array cabinets may be added by following the steps outlined at the top of Section 10 on page 22. Carts, casters and caster pallets available for NTX Series Products The NTX Cart can transport up to 4x NTX line array items.
- Page 29 • on SBX subwoofers. All components in the NTX Series systems are designed to withstand the most rigorous and demanding environments. Through regular operation it may still be necessary to replace acoustical, electronic and mechanical components. We have attempted to make this manual and the as thorough as possible. However, feel free to contact us with any further questions or comments for topics not covered.
- Page 30 Eastern Acoustic Works 19 National Drive Franklin, MA 02038 tel 800 992 5013 / +1 508 234 6158 www.eaw.com ©2024 Eastern Acoustic Works All rights reserved. Products are not drawn to scale. All terms, conditions, and specifications subject to change without notice.
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