DBTECHNOLOGIES VIO L1610 User Manual

Quick start user manual  
Section 1  
The warnings in this manual must be observed together with the "USER MANUAL - Section 2".  
Le avvertenze nel presente manuale devono essere osservate congiuntamente al “MANUALE D’USO - Sezione2”.  
Die Warnungen in diesem Handbuch müssen in Verbindung mit der "BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG - Abschnitt 2" beobachtet  
werden”.  
Les avertissements specifiés dans ce manuel doivent être respectés ainsi que les "CARACTERISTIQUES TECHNIQUES -  
Section 2"  
Las advertencias del presente manual se deben tener en cuenta conjuntamente con las del “MANUAL DEL USUARIO” -  
Sección 2”.  
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- Fasten the two enclosures using the quick-release  
pins of the upper VIO L1610.  
- Check that all the pins are properly inserted and  
locked before other mounting steps.  
-
Insert the movable arm of rear  
bracket of the upper enclosure into  
the related housing of the lower one.  
- Choose the desired splay angle  
between the two enclosures.  
- If you need a flown  
installation, only one  
pin is required to  
secure the movable  
arm. Check that the  
arm is inserted in the  
bracket. Fasten one of  
the two rear pins in  
the desired angle, and  
let the second one in  
the  
position  
“PIN  
HOLDER”.  
- If you need a stacked  
installation, it is  
mandatory to use both  
the pins to secure the  
rear bracket. Check  
that the arm is  
- Remove the rear pins and put the swing rear  
bracket in the final position as shown.  
inserted  
in  
the  
CHECK PERIODICALLY THE INTEGRITY AND THE  
FUNCTIONALITY OF THE ENCLOSURE, OF THE  
PINS AND OF THE BRACKETS, FOR A SAFE  
INSTALLATION. MAKE SURE THAT THE PINS SECURE  
PROPERLY THE MODULES AND THAT THEY ARE FULLY  
LOCKED.  
bracket. Fasten one of  
the two pins in the  
desired angle. Lift the  
rear of the upper  
enclosure  
maximum  
to  
the  
height  
allowed by the first pin, and fasten the second pin in  
the related “ANGLE LOCK” position. Then release the  
upper enclosure and check that the movable arm leans  
on the second pin, fastened in the correct position.  
3) Accessories  
For an easy setup are available among others: a  
professional fly-bar (DRK-210) for flown and stacked  
installation, and a trolley (DT-VIOL210) for a quick and  
safe transport.  
a) DRK-210 FLY-BAR  
In stacked installation (for example a line-array stacked  
on a S318 sub), the use of the pins, of the rear bracket  
of VIO-L1610, and of the 2 movable bars of DRK-210, as  
shown, make the assembling quick and easy.  
For further and detailed information please refer to  
the related DRK-210 user manual.  
b) DT-VIOL210 TROLLEY  
The DT-VIOL210 Trolley can carry up to four VIO  
L1610s.  
It has been designed for a quick displacement of the  
line-array elements. It is provided with wheels and  
upper coverage to protect the loudspeakers in a safe  
and ergonomic way.  
The DRK-210 fly-bar allows different configurations,  
flown or stacked, for the professional stage use. It has  
2 load adaptors (X, Z) for the use of up to two different  
rigging motors, one rear bracket (Y) specifically  
designed for the flown installation, and 2 movable  
bars [K] for stack mounting. The maximum admitted  
number of cabinets in different configurations  
depends on various parameters, like VIO L1610 splay  
angles and DRK-210 tilt.  
For further and detailed information please refer to  
the related DT-VIOL210 user manual.  
CHECK PERIODICALLY THE INTEGRITY AND  
THE FUNCTIONALITY OF THE ACCESSORIES  
AND OF THE TECHNICAL EQUIPMENTS FOR A  
SAFE INSTALLATION. USER SHOULD NEVER APPLY A  
LOAD THAT EXCEEDS THE WORKING LOAD LIMITS OF  
ANY RIGGING COMPONENTS OR EQUIPMENT HERE  
PRESENTED. DESIGN, CALCULATION, INSTALLATION,  
TESTING AND MAINTAINANCE OF SUSPENSION AND  
STACK SYSTEMS FOR AUDIO EQUIPMENT MUST BE  
PERFORMED ONLY BY QUALIFIED AND AUTHORIZED  
PERSONNEL. AEB INDUSTRIALE S.R.L. DENIES ANY  
As shown in the picture, in flown installation, the use  
of the pins and of the rear bracket of DRK-210 make  
the assembly with the first element of the line-array  
simple and safe.  
AND  
ALL  
RESPONSIBILITY  
FOR  
IMPROPER  
INSTALLATIONS, IN THE ABSENCE OF SAFETY  
REQUIREMENTS.  
4) First switch on for line-array setup  
1 – Balanced audio input and output link  
2 – High Pass Filter  
The DIGIPRO G4® amplifier of VIO L1610 is controlled  
by a powerful DSP. All the connections and controls  
are in the rear amplifier control panel:  
3 – RDNet Data In / Data out  
4 – DSP PRESET rotary switches (Speaker  
coupling/High frequency compensation)  
5 – Status LEDs (Limiter, Signal, Mute/Protection,  
Ready)  
6 – Control LEDs (Link, Active, Remote preset Active)  
7 – Mini B-type USB port for firmware updating  
8 – Auto-range Mains Input  
9 – Mains link output  
10 –Mains fuse  
11 – System test  
WARNING  
The fuse is factory set for 220-240V~ operation.  
If it is necessary to change the fuse to 100-120V~ range:  
1. Turn off the power and disconnect the speaker from  
any cable.  
2. Wait 5 minutes.  
3. Substitute the fuse with the correct one supplied.  
a)  
Once you have properly set up the mechanical  
line-array configuration (see also the VIO L1610  
complete user manual and accessories instructions for  
further information), connect the audio input (1) of the  
first module of the array. Then connect the useful link  
audio output (1) to other VIO L1610 modules, for the  
connection of all the line-array elements. Set HPF filter  
(11).  
b)  
Check the rear panel  
reference label for a proper  
DSP regulation in line array.  
Please note that this kind of  
configuration can be set and  
modified also by the use of  
remote  
controller (RDNet Control 2  
or RDNet Control 8) and  
software  
Network).  
(dBTechnologies  
For this  
information see the chapter  
5.  
In this rear label (“PRESETS”)  
you can find the suggested  
position of rotary switches (4)  
for each type of installation  
(Speakers Coupling positions  
and  
High  
Frequency  
These  
Compensation).  
settings are the main acoustic  
corrections to create the  
proper coupling between the  
elements of your line-array,  
in order to obtain the best  
coverage conditions.  
In particular, the “SPEAKER  
COUPLING”  
rotary  
acts  
mainly on low frequencies, and it can be set in 6  
positions, depending on the number of elements of  
line-array.  
A seventh “Bass boost” position assign particular 5) Software (dBTechnologies Aurora)  
emphasis on the lower frequencies. The “service” one  
allows USB port communication for firmware updating  
(or can recall on the speaker user settings previously  
saved in remote control with dBTechnologies  
Network). The “HIGH FREQUENCY COMPENSATION”  
can act on medium-high frequencies. depending on  
the distance between the line-array and the audience.  
VIO L1610 can be fully remote controlled via RDNet.  
The connection details have been illustrated in the  
chapter 4 (“d” point). In remote control mode, the use  
of free professional software, developed by  
dBTechnologies,  
allows  
a
complete  
system  
management: dBTechnologies AURORA NET.  
c)  
Connect the power link output (9) of the first  
module to the mains input (8) of a second VIO L1610  
module of the line-array, and so on, in order to link  
the power supply between all the elements. The  
maximum linkable rated power and current depends  
on the first module connection (type of cable, type of  
connector used.  
a) dBTechnologies Aurora NET  
d)  
In case of remote control, connect the proper  
Data Input (3) of the first module of the line-array to  
the hardware remote controller (RDNet Control 2 or  
RDNet Control 8) with cables equipped with etherCON  
connectors. Then connect the Data Output (3) of the  
first module to the Data Input (3) of the second one,  
and so on. When the RDNet network is on and it has  
recognized the connected device, the LED “Link” (6) is  
on. The other LED (6) “Active” start blinking when  
there is the presence of data transmission, the  
“Remote Preset Active” advise that all the local  
controls set on the amplifier panel (level, DSP presets,  
etc.) are by-passed and controlled remotely by RDNet.  
See also RDNet Control 2 and RDNet Control 8 user  
manuals for further information.  
The software which must be used in case of remote  
control is dBTechnologies AURORA NET. This software  
can control different speakers in different  
configurations.  
It allows a complete remote control and a full real-time  
monitoring in various scenarios. For example, the user  
can control a setup with 2 line-arrays of VIO L1610 and  
3
VIO S318 subwoofers, and change different  
e)  
Connect the power supply (8) to the first  
parameters while the entire system is sounding.  
It can also offer a deeper loudspeaker control than the  
simple rear amplifier panel rotaries.  
It can be downloaded for free from the official site:  
Check always for software updates!  
module. The related “Ready” LED (5) turns on,  
signaling the proper power connection. The “Signal”  
LED (5) start blinking at the presence of audio signal  
(greater than -20dBu). Avoid audio distortion  
conditions, potentially signaled by the “Limiter” LED  
(5).  
Technical Data  
Processor  
Speaker Type: 3-way professional active line-array  
element  
Controller: DSP, 32/96 bit  
AD/DA conversion: 24 bit /96 kHz  
Limiter: Dual Active Peak, RMS, Thermal  
Controls: HPF filter, DSP presets, system test  
Advanced DSP function: Linear Phase FIR filters  
Rotary presets: 2 Rotary BCD 8 positions for line-array  
configuration (Speaker Coupling, High Frequency  
Compensation)  
Acoustical data  
Max SPL (@1m): 141 dB  
Frequency response [-10 dB]: 56 Hz – 20 kHz  
Frequency response [-6 dB]: 60 Hz – 17 kHz  
HF/MF: coaxial, neodymium, 1.4” exit  
HF/MF voice coil: 2.5” / 4“  
Input / Output  
Mains connections: PowerCON TRUE1 In / Link  
LF: 2x 10” (voice coil: 2.5”), neodymium  
Xover frequencies: 500 Hz – 3300 Hz  
Horizontal dispersion ([-6dB] 500 – 18100 Hz): 100°  
Vertical dispersion: varies on number of modules and  
configurations  
®
Signal Input: (Balanced) 1x XLR IN  
Signal Out: (Balanced) 1 x XLR link OUT  
RDNET connectors: Data In / Data Out  
USB connector: USB B-type (for SERVICE DATA)  
Amplifier  
Mechanics  
Amp Technology: Digipro® G4 - Autorange  
Amp Class: Class-D  
Housing: Wooden box – Black polyurea finished  
Grille: CNC machined full metal grille  
Rigging points: 3 (Easy Rigging)  
Handles: 2 for each side  
RMS Power: 1600 W  
Peak Power: 3200 W  
Cooling: Passive (convection) + fan  
Width: 720 mm (28.35 in)  
Operating range: 220-240V~ (50-60Hz)/100-120V~ (50-60 Hz)  
Height: 320 mm (12.60 in)  
Depth: 520 mm (20.47 in)  
Weight: 31,3 kg (69 lbs)  
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EMI CLASSIFICATION  
According to the standards EN 55032 and 55035 this is a Class A equipment, designed and suitable to operate for professional use. Warning: This equipment is  
compliant with Class A of CISPR 32. In a residential environment this equipment may cause radio interference.  
FCC CLASS A STATEMENT  
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.  
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to  
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can  
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.  
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own  
expense.  
WARNING: Make sure that the loudspeaker is securely installed in a stable position to avoid any injuries or damages to persons or properties. For safety reasons  
do not place one loudspeaker on top of another without proper fastening systems. Before hanging the loudspeaker check all the components for damages,  
deformations, missing or damaged parts that may compromise safety during installation. If you use the loudspeakers outdoor avoid spots exposed to bad weather  
conditions.  
Contact dB Technologies for accessories to be used with speakers. dBTechnologies will not accept any responsibility for damages caused by inappropriate accessories  
or additional devices.  
Features, specification and appearance of products are subject to change without notice.  
dBTechnologies reserves the right to make changes or improvements in design or manufacturing without assuming any obligation to change or improve products  
previously manufactured  
.

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