Klein + Hummel
Operating Manual SRC 1
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Use of the Subwoofer Remote Control / Utilisation de la télécommande /
Verwendung der Subwoofer Fernbedienung / Uso del Control Remoto
(E) When volume control is not available at the source, it can be
performed in the 7.1 High Definition Bass Manager™. This is typical, for
example, when stereo consoles are being used for multichannel work,
or when CD players or (processed) outputs from DVD players are
directly connected to the subwoofer. It also provides high performance
volume control functionality for digital audio workstations on the
analog domain after the workstation’s DA conversion without needing
any additional monitoring controller devices.
The SRC 1 is a device used to remotely control the system volume,
LFE gain (0 or + 10 dB), and bass management (enable/disable).
Simply connect the SRC 1 to a subwoofer equipped with a
7.1 High Definition Bass Manager using an RC nn Remote Cable (not
included). Note that the Volume Control switch on the subwoofer
should be set to enable position. When attached, the SRC 1’s settings
immediately override the settings on the electronics panel, so it is
good practice to turn the volume control knob down before connecting
the SRC 1.
If the SRC 1 is disconnected from the subwoofer(s), the replay volume
will be set to 0 dB. The same will happen when the Volume Control
switch on the back panel is set back to the disable, even if the SRC1 is
still connected.
Reconnecting the SRC 1 causes it to immediately take control again
(don’t forget to set the Volume Control switch on the back panel of the
subwoofer into the “Active” position). Similarly, the LFE gain
(0 or + 10 dB), and bass management (enable/disable) settings are
controlled by the SRC 1, when it is connected, or by the electronics
panel when the SRC 1 is not connected. No power cycling is required to
reset these settings.
No audio passes down the CAT-5 type cable, only control signals. The
CAT-5 cable should not be plugged into an IP or network output socket
otherwise damage may occur to the source equipment. Furthermore,
the CAT cable should not carry an IP signal. The signals on the cable are
as follows (a * indicates RS-232 data connections, which are not used
by the SRC1):
