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Page 2 - SOFTWARE INSTALLATION; CONTENTS

TM 2 3 1.0: IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2.0: INTRODUCTION 3.0: THE BASICS 3.1 Unpacking and visual checks 3.2 Preliminary recommendation 4.0: INTERFACE P ANEL 5.0: OPERATION 5.1: AC power requirements 5.2 Cooling 5.3 LED functions 5.4 Limiters 5.5 Audio Connections 5.6 User DSP on/off 6.0: NETWORK...

Page 4 - Amplifier & DSP Panel; Every Tannoy; USER DSP ON/OFF SWITCH; AC Power Requirements; VNETTM; NAC3FCA; Cable; Audio Connections; The signal input & link connectors are fully balanced.; SIGNAL; When connecting a balanced signal be sure to wire

CM I N T E R TE K L I S T E D C US THIS CLASS D DIGITAL DEVICE MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS OF THE CANADIAN INTERFERENCE-CAUSING EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS AND COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS STATED IN THE MANUAL. WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO N...

Page 5 - example network; ‘OFF’; Device RJ45 To Vnet Network; VNET Series

6.0: NETWORK CONNECTIONS Interconnection between the network computer and the speakers is very straight forward, using twisted pair cable and simpleconnectors. The RS485 interface operates on a shared bus so that a single computer can control any amplifier on the bus,and the computer may gather stat...

Page 7 - SOFTWARE OPERATION

8.0 SOFTWARE OPERATION 12 13 TM Menus The menu system is arranged like so: File Open opens a file which contains parameters for the device Save saves the current settings in the current file name Save As saves the current settings under a new file name Exit closes the application Device Update updat...

Page 11 - I N

20 2 1 TM 11.0 DIMENSIONS 11.0 DIMENSIONS 555.0 290.0 43.0 667.0 710. 652.4 290.0 43.0 609.4 THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE EARTHED LINK NETWORK IN NETWORK LINK INPUT ON - OFF USER DSP T10AL 250V POWER FUSE - POWER - SIGNAL - LIMIT MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM CAUTION OUVRIR. RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE...

Page 12 - PERFORMANCE DATA; SYSTEM; Average; Distortion; CONSTRUCTION; VNET12 Anechoic Frequency Response

2 2 TM 12.0 PERFORMANCE DATA 13.0: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS SYSTEM V NET 12 V NET 12HP V NET 15 V NET 300 System Type Full Range - Vented Full Range - Vented Full Range - Vented Full Range – Vented Frequency Response (1) +/- 2dB 60Hz - 25kHz 55Hz - 23Hz 40Hz - 23Hz 45Hz - 23kHz Maximum SPL(2) Averag...

Page 13 - System Type

24 TM SYSTEM V NET 15BP V NET 15HL V NET 18DR System Type Subwoofer - Band Pass Full Range – Horn Loaded Full Range – Direct Radiating Frequency Response (1) +/- 3dB 35Hz - 150Hz 48Hz - 250Hz 27Hz - 200Hz Maximum SPL (2) Average 127dB 130dB 130dB Peak 133dB 136dB 136dB Driver Complement 1 x 380mm (1...

Page 14 - Description

26 27 TM Use the table of parts along with the assembly drawing (Figure 3.) to assemble the VMY.Figure 4 shows the VMY assembled. Fig.1 Fig.2 Number on Assembly View (Fig 3.) Description Quantity 1 Hanging Bracket 2 2 Cross Member 1 3 Pivot Stud 2 4 M10 Plain Washer 2 5 M8 Spring Washer 2 6 M10 Spri...

Page 15 - only

28 29 TM 14.3 : SECUR ET - VMB WALL MOUNTING BRACKET FIG 1. The VMB is wall mounting bracket for the attachment of a VMY,available in both black and white finishes, allowing the user securethe Tannoy VNET™ Full range loudspeaker in either portrait or landscape orientations to a wall. The Tannoy VNET...

Page 16 - VPC Pole Clamp; Full Range; VNET HARDWARE

30 31 TM 14.5 : SECUR ET - VTH POLE MOUNT The Tannoy VNET™ loudspeakers are fitted as standard with a blanking plate on the base of the cabinet. However, should you everwish to mount the VNET™ onto a standard 35mm pole mount this blanking plate can be quickly and easily removed and replaced bya VTH ...

Page 17 - No maintenance of the; loudspeakers is necessary.; Details of the Apparatus:

16.0: WARRANTY No maintenance of the VNET™ loudspeakers is necessary. All Tannoy professional loudspeaker products are covered by a 5 year warranty from the date of manufacture (1 year for electronics), subjectto the absence of misuse, overload or accidental damage. Claims will not be considered is ...

Page 18 - NOTES