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- Page 1 JFL SERIES LOUDSPEAKER OWNER’S MANUAL EAW Part: RD0465(A)
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
JFL210 Arrays ..........................14 6.3.5 JFL118 Arrays ..........................15 6.3.6 Mixed JFL210 & JFL118 Arrays ....................15 6.3.7 Setting Array Tilt Angle......................15 6.4 T ......................16 RIPOD OUNTING 6.4.1 Tripod Mounting........................16 6.4.2 Pole Mounting...........................16 RD0465 (A) JFL SERIES OWNER’S MANUAL Page 3 of 18... - Page 4 7. SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE......................17 7.1 G ..........................17 ENERAL ERVICE 7.2 P ........................ 17 ARTS EPLACEMENT Page 4 of 18 RD0465(A) JFL SERIES OWNER’S MANUAL...
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Page 5: Read This First
EAW transactions are made with the assumption that the purchaser is a qualified individual or will have only qualified individuals perform work with the equipment. EAW will not be liable for any damages arising from the use of equipment sold to purchaser. -
Page 6: Introduction
2. INTRODUCTION The JFL Series is a compact format, constant curvature line array system for venues with listener distances up to about 45 m / 148 ft. It is designed to be incredibly simple to deploy, yet provide the highest output possible from a compact line array format. The Series includes the 2-way JFL210 full-range loudspeaker and the complementary single 18 inch JFL118 subwoofer. -
Page 7: Jfl210 Array Design
Weight of the array 4.2 GROUND STACKING Normally, a ground-stacked JFL Series main array is used where suspension is not possible, too difficult, or too time-consuming. JFL210 – with or without JFL118 – are also quite effective when used in stage side fill or audience front fill applications. -
Page 8: Jfl118 Subwoofers
This may be implemented in a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), equalizer, or amplifier with integrated high pass filter. The recommended filter is 60 Hz, 12 to 24 dB Butterworth. Page 8 of 18 RD0465(A) JFL SERIES OWNER’S MANUAL... -
Page 9: Signal Processing
The reason is that different algorithms can be and are used to implement the same processing functions. The factory settings were determined using EAW’s UX8800 Digital Signal Processor. If you will be using a non-EAW DSP, contact EAW about its compatibility with the EAW factory settings. -
Page 10: User Adjustments
JFL210 is operated in bi-amp powering mode. HF shading functions are instead replicated in DSP. Recommended settings are available on the EAW website. In an array where some JFL210s are being used for short to medium distances and some are used for long distances, it is appropriate to use multiple HF outputs in DSP to implement mixed shading. -
Page 11: Input Connections
CAUTION: The rms voltage limits listed above are related to the thermal limits determined from EAW’s standard power test. In this test, transducers are “exercised” to a point of damage or failure. The test signal has a 6 dB crest factor (peak to average ratio). A maximum continuous voltage limit for the loudspeaker is then determined based on the test results and on the transducer’s application in the loudspeaker. -
Page 12: Bi-Amp Mode
NL4 #3: Use as a loop-through, high-passed connection to JFL210 or other loudspeakers. 6. RIGGING & HANDLING JFL Series arrays may be suspended via M10 mounting points or the accessory FB121 Fly Bar, ground- stacked, tripod-mounted, or pole-mounted. This manual will cover suspension using M10 mounting points and tripod / pole mounting applications. -
Page 13: Rigging Overview
JFL118. Figure 6.1b illustrates their locations in the JFL210 top panel. M10 forged shoulder eyebolts or similar load-rated hardware may be used in these points when deploying JFL Series products in permanent installation applications. Figure 6.1b 6.2 RIGGING WARNINGS... -
Page 14: A Note On Eyebolts
Once trim is achieved, use the rear point to set the array tilt angle. See Section 6.3.7 “Setting Array Tilt Angle” below for guidance. Page 14 of 18 RD0465(A) JFL SERIES OWNER’S MANUAL... -
Page 15: Jfl118 Arrays
Adjust the angle of the entire array so that the face of this enclosure is set at its prescribed aiming angle given in the JFLWizard software. Figure 6.3.7 RD0465 (A) JFL SERIES OWNER’S MANUAL Page 15 of 18... -
Page 16: Tripod And Pole Mounting
Stack up to two (2) JFL210 loudspeakers on the SPM100 pole. CAUTION: All enclosures must be securely pinned together. To do so follow the procedures described in the accompanying FB121 Rigging & Ground Stack Instructions. Page 16 of 18 RD0465(A) JFL SERIES OWNER’S MANUAL... -
Page 17: Service And Maintenance
EAW Loudspeaker Owner’s Manual for general Service, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting instructions. 7.2 PARTS REPLACEMENT KITS In the event that a JFL Series loudspeaker requires field service, a number of Parts Replacement Kits are available through the EAW Service Department. These include but are not limited to: •... - Page 18 © 2008 EASTERN ACOUSTIC WORKS ONE MAIN STREET WHITINSVILLE, MA 01588 2008 Aug Page 18 of 18 RD0465(A) JFL SERIES OWNER’S MANUAL...
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