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User's Manual

K&F SONA 6

KLING & FREITAG GMBH © 2017

Version 5.8

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3.

Safety Instructions

3.1

Mounting the Speakers / Wall and Ceiling Installation

Warning

Have all installation works including suspension as well as wall or ceiling mount performed
by qualified event technicians or appropriately trained persons.

Only qualified technicians are permitted to perform the installation steps. Be sure to use
personal protective equipment at all times.

The technicians installing the speaker on site are responsible for and guarantee safe setup
and use.

Never use signal cables or power cords for suspending, aligning, or securing the systems.

Before installing, check the stability, strength, and materials of walls, ceilings, and boarding.
For example, use suitable rawlplugs for wall panels and make sure the strength is sufficient.

Be sure to tighten all bolts and screws to the specified torque.

Unless otherwise stated, use only KLING & FREITAG original parts for mounting the speakers.
Never use other parts (in particular, parts not made by KLING & FREITAG).

Make sure all fittings used are suitable for the task at hand and meet all relevant safety
requirements.

Ensure that all connections are secured against coming loose and that only authorized,
statically tested and correctly sized supports, mounting equipment, wire ropes and chains are
used.

Be sure to always visually inspect all safety-related speaker and accessory components
before use. If there are signs of wear, cracks, or deformation, etc., replace the affected parts
immediately. Visual inspection also includes checking all screwed connections of supporting
components.

The information described here does not relieve the user of the duty to follow the given
safety requirements and legal regulations.

Fixed installations (stationary):

For fixed installations without a safety element, secure the long nut and the M10 nut
from loosening. You can do this by using threadlocking adhesives or sealants.

Mobile installations (non-stationary):

Always secure the speaker with a second independent safety device to prevent falling.

To do so, use an approved safety rope with a 5 mm quick link on the safety eyebolt of
the speaker enclosure. You can get an appropriate quick link available as an accessory
from KLING & FREITAG.

3.2

Notes for Mounting the Speakers

Caution

Mount the speakers securely. To avoid injury or damage, always be sure to mount the
speakers securely so that they do not fall. Please note that speakers can move as a result of
vibrations. To prevent them from falling from their mounted position, they must be secured
properly. Run the cables in a way that nobody can trip over them.

The stability of stacked systems (also valid for the use of stands and distance rods!) is
contingent upon the following stability requirement:

Stacked systems may not fall over even if they are inclined by 10° in each direction. If this
requirement is not fulfilled, then it is necessary to take steps to achieve compliance. Possible
measures include strapping it to an appropriate base structure or fastening it using safety
straps.

Summary of Contents for SONA 6

Page 1: ...on Please Read Before Use KLING FREITAG GmbH Junkersstra e 14 D 30179 Hannover TEL 49 0 511 96 99 70 FAX 49 0 511 67 37 94 www kling freitag de User s Manual Translation of the original instructions V...

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Page 3: ...red Tools 9 4 2 Temporary alignment of the speakers 9 4 3 Outlet for Cable and Safety elements 10 4 4 Wall Mounting of the Speaker 10 5 Stand Installation 12 6 Proper Alignment of the Loudspeakers 13...

Page 4: ...e malfunctions or damage Tip This icon marks information provided for simplified use of the described products 1 2 About this Manual KLING FREITAG GmbH All rights reserved All specifications regarding...

Page 5: ...ents 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 6 10 9 11 1 Speaker enclosure frame reinforced birch plywood with structured finish 2 Clamp collar 3 Swivel arm with ball joint 4 Hexagon nut M10 17 mm spanner 5 Long nut hexagon M1...

Page 6: ...e use If there are signs of wear cracks or deformation etc replace the affected parts immediately Visual inspection also includes checking all screwed connections of supporting components The informat...

Page 7: ...ers Alternately you can also insert a clipping limiter before the amplifier To protect the loudspeaker from mechanical damage when high SPL is required a highpassfilter of 24 dB oct at 60 Hz has to be...

Page 8: ...netic fields Speakers are permanently surrounded by a magnetic field even when they are not connected Therefore during transport and placement of the speakers it is important to ensure that there is a...

Page 9: ...n avoid having to tighten an screw that got covered by the Mounting Arm while you aligned the speaker Loosen this screw s just enough so that you can move the Mounting Arm with some resistance This wi...

Page 10: ...a T25 Torx key Remove the cover A 2 Connect the safety element to the safety eye in the speaker using the chain quick link Connect the speaker via the Speakon plug or the Phoenix connector First lay t...

Page 11: ...suitable 10 mm bolts Make sure that you do not extend the lever arm of the wall mount Screw the mounting plate onto the wall or ceiling using all four mounting holes Choose fasteners that are suitable...

Page 12: ...ed the accessory Stand socket M10 1 For stand mounting you do not need the provided long nuts Unscrew them from the mounting arm and keep them for possible later use 2 Turn the counter nut entirely on...

Page 13: ...m has a substantial influence on the signal and the audible result As a rule the mid and high transducers of loudspeakers should be mounted above the audience s face value so that the sound distributi...

Page 14: ...wire gauge The wire gauge depends on the length of the speaker cable For connections to the power amplifier inputs please use 2 pin shielded microphone cable balanced with high quality connectors Avoi...

Page 15: ...hose speakers With controller The SIGNAL LEDs of the CD 44 Controller will light up if the output level is higher than 45 dB Your system should now be ready for operation Turning down the input level...

Page 16: ...in conduction loss Easy installation of a loudspeaker network due to simple parallel wiring The sum of the output power of the individual speakers stated as VA W must not exceed the output power of t...

Page 17: ...User s Manual K F SONA 6 KLING FREITAG GMBH 2017 Version 5 8 Page 17 of 22 11 Measuring Diagrams 11 1 Coverage SONA 6...

Page 18: ...User s Manual K F SONA 6 KLING FREITAG GMBH 2017 Version 5 8 Page 18 of 22 11 2 Frequency range SONA 6...

Page 19: ...200 watts peak 400 watts Max SPL 1 m 118 dB SPL Peak 1 m Impedance nominal 8 Ohm loudspeaker channel see matrix Components 8 low mid chassis 1 compression driver with 45 mm Titanium diaphragm Connect...

Page 20: ...ONA 6 SONA 8 SONA SUB SONS SUB II SW 112 SW 115D SW 115E SW 118E SW 212E These products are discontinued These systems are not covered by the Low Voltage Directive because of the rated voltage used We...

Page 21: ...re distributed in Germany with an icon showing a crossed out garbage can with a white bar below it The icon indicates that the equipment was distributed on or after 24 March 2006 and must not be dispo...

Page 22: ...sories 21 Alignment 9 13 Components 5 Dimensions 16 Disposal 21 EC Declaration of Conformity 20 First time Use 15 I O 14 Items Included 5 Measuring Diagrams 17 Mounting 9 Product Description 5 Safety...

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