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G Sub 1001 dp+

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Safety instructions

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Connectors/Indicators

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Connection panel

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Status indication

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Selecting a bank

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Recalling presets

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– Default Settings

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Reprogramming of dp-speakers with preset audio files

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Locking the buttons

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Technical specifications

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Declaration of conformity

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Summary of Contents for G Sub 1001 dp+

Page 1: ...Benutzerhandbuch G Sub 1001 dp Version 3 3 07 04 2020 ...

Page 2: ...cation 9 5 Operation 10 5 1 Starting up 10 5 2 Selecting a bank 10 5 3 Setting level 11 5 4 Recalling presets 11 5 4 1 Preset Bank 1 Default Settings 11 5 4 2 Preset Bank 2 L series 12 5 4 3 Preset Bank 3 i series 12 5 5 Reprogramming of dp speakers with preset audio files 13 5 6 Locking the buttons 13 5 7 Cardioid Mode 14 6 Technical specifications 16 7 Declaration of conformity 17 ...

Page 3: ... industrial sector and first class circuit design result in a robust device with excellent audio characteristics and minimize disruptive noise The default state of the integrated DSP controller is the standard configuration as described in this manual Custom presets can be installed by the user but must be programmed with the LPI Loud speaker Programming Interface by the manufacturer The preset fi...

Page 4: ...e of power connected This can damage or destroy magnetic storage devices The PowerCon loop through connector is under power when the device is in operation Observe all relevant safety regulations at all times General safety precautions The installation and de rigging of this equipment should only be car ried out by appropriately qualified and experienced personnel and according to all relevant saf...

Page 5: ...nd avoid operating in envi ronments below 5 C or above 40 C Be aware of the possibility of condensation forming inside the housing due to rapid changes in temperature Allow the loudspeaker to adjust to ambient temperature before operation Leave the device switched on if operating in unfa vorable conditions To prevent overheating do not operate the loudspeaker in the direct vicinity of strong heat ...

Page 6: ...G Sub 1001 dp 4 Connectors Indicators 6 4 Connectors Indicators 4 1 Connection panel PowerCon grey 3 XLR connectors 1 PowerCon blue 2 SpeakON black 5 SpeakON black 4 ...

Page 7: ...with power from one source Please observe carefully the maximum power capacity of the power source The nominal power consumption of the G Sub 1001 dp under full power is 0 75 A measured with pink noise Crest Factor 8 Transient peaks can however cause much higher momentary power drain Observe carefully the nominal power consumption when connecting the loudspeaker s to the power source and observe c...

Page 8: ...ms e g i4 L16 TS Nano or TSM8 or two additional G Sub 1001 units switch to Bi Amp mode The output signal from the second amplifier channel is present on both 2 and 1 ATTENTION The total impedance of the connected loudspeakers must be 4 Ohm or more When the preset 2 x Low is selected no more than 2 passive G Sub 1001 units should be connected When a Low Hi preset is selected only mid high systems s...

Page 9: ...ication Mute LED Lights red when the system is muted press the Set button in Status Mode or in technically critical conditions Limit LED Lights yellow when the limiter is limiting one or more amplifier chan nels Signal LED Lights green when a signal of more than 20 dBu is present The LED still lights up when the system is muted Power LED Lights when the system is powered up ...

Page 10: ...he loudspeaker is switched on 1 Press and hold the Mode button 2 Connect the power cable PowerCon blue 3 Corresponding LEDs blink to indicate the chosen bank 4 Release the Mode button When the power cable is connected the level and or preset LED lamps blink to indicate which bank is selected The level LED blinks to indicate the first bank the preset LED for the second The third bank is indicated b...

Page 11: ...with an each switchable Cardioid Mode are available in each bank for selection via the Set button The four ver tically aligned LEDs indicate the current selection The Cardioid Mode is activated in the preset when the bottom of the four vertical LEDs lights up 5 4 1 Preset Bank 1 Default Settings Low Hi Preset for use when the second amplifier channel is powering a mid high system e g A4 or TSM8 co...

Page 12: ...nd amplifier channel is powering an L16i j system connected to SpeakON socket 5 Low Hi Preset for use when the second amplifier channel is powering an L8i j system connected to SpeakON socket 5 2x Low Preset for use when the second amplifier channel is powering further passive G Sub 1001 units max 2 units connected to SpeakON socket 5 Cardioid Mode See the description for Preset Bank 1 5 4 3 Prese...

Page 13: ...as follows 1 Use a mini jack XLR stereo cable to connect the headphone output to the XLR input of the self powered box Use only one of the XLR connectors 2 Mute the box by pressing the Set button in Status Mode The Mute LED lights up The DSP controller can only receive data in the muted state 3 Make sure your computer s volume is set to 100 4 Load the wav file received from SEEBURG acoustic line i...

Page 14: ...olid stage front Installation using two subwoofers The G Sub 1001 dp that is in Cardioid Mode must be positioned such that the front of the unit is facing the rear whilst a second G Sub 1001 dp which is not in Cardioid Mode faces the front as normal The level of the rear facing G Sub 1001 dp must be reduced by 3 dB compared to the front facing subwoofer if the cardio system consists of only two su...

Page 15: ...ioid Mode activated e g one G Sub 1001 dp with a passive G Sub 1001 connected to the parallel output SpeakON 4 and the Cardioid Mode not selected All of the subwoofers in the configuration should be operating at the same level and with the same cut off frequency to get the best result Note Both subwoofers must be set to the same cut off frequency The cardioid preset of rear facing subwoofer must b...

Page 16: ...g in to analog out Usable Range 6dB 44 Hz 120 160 Hz Tuning Frequency Excursion minimum 53 Hz Connectors Neutrik XLR in out Neutrik PowerCon in out 2x Neutrik Speakon NL4MP out Handles 1 x Rigging Fittings M20 on top Weight 18 0 kg Size height x width x depth 28 0 x 43 0 x 43 0 cm Order No 00605 dp The technical data sheet and further information about possible applications for the system and avai...

Page 17: ...5103 1 1996 classes E1 to E4 DIN EN 55103 2 1996 classes E1 to E4 Declared by Winfried Seeburg SEEBURG acoustic line GmbH Place and date Senden 01 01 2010 Legally binding sign ____________________________________________ The attachments constitute part of this declaration This declaration certifies conformity with the listed guidelines but does not guarantee any product characteristics The safety ...

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