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Electro-Voice DeltaMax DML-1122 User manual

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THE
DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
OWNER'S
MANUAL
DMC-1122/DMC-1152
CONTROLLERS
DML-1122/DML-1152
LOUDSPEAKERS
THE
DELTAMAX"
SYSTEM
Table
of
Contents
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Page
DESCRIPTION
and
FEATURES.
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vos
SSE
VAR
ya
RASS
ances
SPECIFICATIONS
Оешма
Gontroller
(DME)
„ао
ез
аз
rmm
ITA
EVIS
KAN
kas
raa
3
DONSMAKSVEIOMI
v.
2;
cue
pu
OKON
es
ES
emia
Pan
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VON
KOTAS
3
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Max:
Eoudspeaker
(ОМ!)
т
¿uQ
ess
js
es
sos
stere
sev
uua
enas
4
DML-1122/DMC-1122
Frequency
Response
......................
5
DML-1152/DMC-1152
Frequency
Response
......................
5
DMI=1:422
Polar
Ĥosponse
„su
e
eso
o
VE
д»
antes
EN
ERR
5,6
DMI-1159
Poar
Hesponee.-
ее
7,8
DMI=1122/DMET52
Beamwldtft
Se
eru
prr
mnt
SE
pone
9
DME-1122
Directivity
Factor,
index...
sere»
er
metn
mn
tme
9
ВМЕ:
152
Directivity
ЕВО
IBdOX:.
ve
eee
reet
ones
sie
e
9
DML-1122/1152:
Harmonie
Distortion
„se
em
es
meme
mre
nns
9
FUNCTIONAL
BEOCK
DIAGRAM
........
25,
ere
ko
minion
nie
KIS
SS
10
OPERATION
ООО
als
su
ura
paras
OF
о
оиа
s
Kn
a
e
a
daa
earns
11
Eimit
Indicalionig:
2.5:
sai
sen
SONS
Sin
ace
Chee
Garam
11
Amplifier
Emil
zs
de
vis
tr
rA
IN
E
OA
TKP
11
Exeuralon
ШИЕ
sus
seson:
Us
(SLE
UN
kN
Beet
SA
ASSI
11
Temperature:
iikuy.
occ
v
PERI
e
pE
EE
THING
ER
12
INSTALLATION
Amplifier
Bedquiremieris
urs
nt
ay
apasaq
cu
pe
e
nca
da
eg
12
Connector
and
Cable
ВЋедиігетепќѕ
...........................
12
DeltaMax
Speaker
Installation
................................
12
Interconnections
for
Single
Channel
Operation
..................
13
DeltáMax
Output
Connections
.
.
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xis
se
ase
u.
oe
Heim
laos
aw
ens
13
Interconnections
for
Two-Channel
Operation
....................
14
DeltaMax
Controller
Installation.
-rsss
e»
ste
mision
йн
samo
niao
tee
15
Operating
Voltage
Selecta
.«
«uu
sm
хо
ашыкка»
ne
unge
aes
15
МОЧИТЬ:
оао
аве
scm;
еее
a
tine
ия
атанан
еласа
T
ци
ek
tu
carer
16
Mic
op
TET
ON
T
CET
CTI
16
MONIIAŬON
¿sassa
sue
=tajs
wr
excel
аган
алате
а
ашу
c
III
SN
16
MAUNTENANGE!
еее
ыы
ko
eo
okej
nepero
l
sado
я
16
X-RAY
VIEW
OF
P.C.
BOARDS
Power
Supply
Ваа:
ies
ESEO
ON
EX
ENS
He
ISS
17
Man
IBOBIO
Ch
peso
scie
ouest
NNI
КУ
EIN
SX
vB
do
ee
18
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS:
=
1524
Im
ems
ats
iae
19-28
SERVICE/WARRANTY
INFORMATION
Shipping
Damage
sss
sisi
saa
858
alo
klako
alo
ave
Skemo
элем
gie
йабан
29
KMIOKIISGNVIOB
c
оу
ero
lL
krm
RE
shoud
Matias
ета
29
Gontroller
Power
Inspection.
sesa
us
кйш
eis
4
su
SIU»
lanan
29
Driver
Replacement):
ео
lon
Y
We
tis
Saa
uo
Siete
НМ
29
а
E
OE
a
а
ме
29
WARNING:
“TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
EQUIPMENT
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.”
“DeltaMax
Loudspeaker
(DML)
DeltaMax
Controller
(DMC)
The
DML
and
DMC
abbreviations
are
used
quite
frequently
in
the
manual.
THE
DELTAMAX"
SYSTEM
Description
DESCRIPTION
GENERAL
The
DeltaMax™
System
consists
of
a
2-way
biamped,
high
performance
speaker
system
and
a
companion
electronic
controller.
The
DML-1122
and
DML-1152
are
full-range
loudspeaker
systems,
intended
for
high-level
sound
reinforce-
ment
in
touring
sound
and
permanent
installation
applications.
The
electronic-protection
technology
incorporated
into
the
DeltaMax™
System
allows
the
loudspeakers
to
be
operated
at
full
capacity
with
maximum
fidelity
and
reliability.
The
trapezoidal
cabinet
shape
allows
tight
cluster
designs,
enabling
maximum
mutual
coupling
and
single-point-source
arrays.
The
DML-1152
employs
a
15-inch
woofer
for
low-frequency
reproduction,
and
a
standard
2-inch
exit
DH1A
compression
driver,
The
DML-1122
utilizes
a
12-inch
woofer
and
a
1.3-inch
exit
modified
DH1A
high-frequency
driver.
Both
systems
use
flat-front,
constant-directivity,
high-frequency
horns
which
are
based
on
the
Electro-Voice
HP
series
(Patent
#4,685,532)
and
are
geometrically
optimized
for
performance
from
1,250
Hz
to
20,000
Hz.
The
DeltaMax™
flying
versions,
models
DML-1122F
and
DML-1152F,
include
three
steel-reinforced
aircraft-type
pan
fittings
on
the
top
and
bottom
of
the
enclosures
to
facilitate
the
hanging
of
multi-cabinet
arrays.
The
DML-1122F/DML-1152F
Flying
Manual
is
packed
with
each
flying
speaker
system.
The
electronic
circuits
are
designed
to
provide
optimum
audio
performance,
even
when
the
audio
drive
level
is
increased
for
maximum
loudness.
A
high-performance
compressor
is
con-
trolled
by
special
speaker
modeling
circuits
to
provide
speaker
excursion
protection,
speaker
temperature
protection,
and
amplifier
anti-clip
limiting.
Optimum
performance
of
these
speakers
can
only
be
assured
when
used
with
their
dedicated
electronics.
Do
not
use
with
other
electronic
crossovers
and/or
processors.
FEATURE
SUMMARY
Fourth-order
Linkwitz-Riley
crossover
filters
provide
smooth,
accurate
response
through
the
crossover
region,
Special
equalization
circuits
allow
flat,
wideband
system
response
Sensing
circuits
for
each
driver
control
the
compressor
to
prevent
voice
coil
overheating
and
amplifier
clipping.
Voltage-clamp
excursion
protection
does
not
alter
program
dynamios.
Multi-time-constant
compressor
circuit
with
variable
compres-
sion
ratio
reduces
peak
and
average
levels
as
necessary
while
preserving
relative
program
dynamics.
A
connection
to
the
control
voltage
is
available
through
a
jack
on
the
back
panel.
This
allows
precise
gain
tracking
when
more
than
one
unit
is
used.
The
front
panel
display
shows
drive
signal
level
and
com-
pressor
gain
reduction.
Sensing
display
for
each
sense
channel
shows
amplifier
limit,
excursion
limit,
and
temperature
limit.
When
its
limit
is
approached,
each
LED
lights
yellow.
i
Speaker
system
is
trapezoidal
for
compact
arrays.
Flying
versions
feature
integral,
steel-reinforced
fittings
to
facilitate
hanging.
Both
the
woofer
and
the
compression
driver
employ
the
best
available
technology
for
high
power
and
accurate
sound
reproduction.
A
state-of-the-art,
flat-front,
constant-directivity
horn
is
utilized
for
even
coverage
and
flat
response.
ل
ایی
THE
DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
Specifications
CONTROLLER
SPECIFICATIONS
CHANNEL
CONFIGURATIONS
—
Monaural
two-way;
two
sense
channels
FILTER
TYPE
—
4th-order
Linkwitz-Riley
CROSSOVER
FREQUENCY
—
1250
Hz
GAIN
—
6
dB
nominal,
equalized
outputs
TOTAL
HARMONIC
DISTORTION,
20-20,000
Hz
—
0.03%
typical,
0.1%
maximum
NOISE,
EACH
OUTPUT,
20-20,000
Hz
NBW,
TYPICAL
—
—
86
аВи
SIGNAL
INPUT
—
Maximum
Level:
+18
dBu
Impedance:
20,000
ohms
CMRR,
Typical:
-55
dB
Connector:
Female
3-pin
XLR-type
SYSTEM
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency
Response,
Measured
In
Farfield
Calculated
to
One
Meter
on
Axis,
Swept
One-Third-Octave
Pink
Noise,
2.83
V
at
500
Hz,
Anecholc
Environment,
+3
dB:
Sound
Pressure
Level
at
One
Meter,
One
Watt
Input
Power,
Anechoic
Environment,
Band-Limited
Pink-Noise
Signal,
400-1,200
Hz:
Typical
Maximum
Continuous
Sound
Pressure
Levels
at
One
Meter,
Anechoic
Environment:
Typical
Maximum
Peak
Sound
Pressure
Levels
at
One
Meter,
Апеспо!с
Environment:
Crossover
Frequency:
Dispersion
Angle
Included
by
6-dB-Down
Points
on
Polar
Responses,
Indicated
One-Third-Octave
Bands
of
Pink
Noise:
Directivity
Factor
R,
(Q):
Directivity
Index
Dj:
Distortion,
Indicated
SPL
at
1
Meter,
Shaped
Spectrum
Second
Harmonic,
100
Hz:
800
Hz:
2,000
Hz:
5,000
Hz:
Distortion,
Indicated
SPL
at
1
Meter,
Shaped
Spectrum
Third
Harmonic,
100
Hz:
800
Hz:
2,000
Hz:
5,006
Hz:
SENSE
CHANNEL
INPUTS
—
Maximum
Level,
LF:
145
V
RMS
HF:
145
V
RMS
Impedance:
100
kilohms
each
side
to
ground
Connector:
Two
binding
posts
OUTPUTS
(LF
and
HF)
—
Type:
Transformer
floating
differential
Maximum
Level:
+18
dBu
Minimum
Load
Impedance
for
Full
Level:
600
ohms
Connectors:
Male
3-pin
XLR-type
POWER
REQUIREMENTS
—
100,
120,
220,
240
V
ac,
50-60
Hz,
13
W
CHASSIS
CONSTRUCTION
—
Painted
steel
COLORS
—
Gray
front
panel/black
chassis
with
white
graphics
MOUNTING
—
EIA
19”
rack
mount,
1.75"
high,
8.25”
behind
panel
(exciuding
connectors)
Supplied
with
front-pane!
security
cover
for
controls.
DML-1122/DMC-1122
70
Hz-20
kHz
(see
Figure
1)
98
dB
123
dB
129
dB
1,250
Hz
1.0-20
kHz
horizontal
(see
Figure
5)
809
(--259,
—20°)
3.8-20
kHz
vertical
(see
Figure
5)
559
(1259,
—59)
1.0-20
kHz
median
(see
Figure
7)
10.6
(+9.3,
—4.0)
1.0-20
kHz
median
(see
Figure
7)
(+3.2
dB,
-1.6
dB)
115
dB
SPL
(see
Figure
9)
4.5%
0.8%
0.7%
1.6%
115
dB
SPL
(see
Figure
9)
0.9%
1.8%
0.9%
1.6%
`
DML-1152/DMC-1152
50
Hz-20
kHz
(see
Figure
2)
100
dB
126
dB
132
dB
1,250
Hz
1.2-20
kHz
horizontal
(see
Figure
6)
60°
(+25°,
—5°)
1.2-20
kHz
vertical
(see
Figure
6)
40°
(+25°,
—5°)
1.0-20
kHz
median
(see
Figure
8)
19.3
(+12.8,
-7.3)
1.0-20
kHz
median
(see
Figure
8)
(+3.0
dB,
-1.3
dB)
120
dB
SPL
(see
Figure
10)
4.3%
1.0%
0.7%
1.5%
120
dB
SPL
(see
Figure
10)
0.7%
1.4%
0.7%
THE
DELTAMAX"
SYSTEM
SPEAKER
SPECIFICATIONS
Transducer
Complement,
High
Frequency:
Low
Frequency:
Efficiency,
High
Frequency:
Low
Frequency:
Long-Term
Average
Power
Handling
Capacity
Per
EIA
Standard
RS-426A,
High
Frequency:
Low
Frequency:
Short-Term
Power
Handling
Capacity
(10
ms.),
High
Frequency:
Low
Frequency:
Maximum
Long-Term
Midband
Acoustic
Output,
High
Frequency:
Low
Frequency:
Nominal
Impedance,
High
Frequency:
Low
Frequency:
Minimum
Impedance,
High
Frequency:
Low
Frequency:
Dimensions,
Height:
Width:
Depth:
Net
Weight:
Shipping
Weight:
Enclosure
Materials,
Structural:
Finish:
Grille:
Hanging
(DML-1122F
and
DML-1152F
only):
faur
DML-1122
DH1A
variant
compression
driver
(1.3-inch
exit)
DL12X
variant
12-inch
woofer
25%
4.5%
75
watts
300
watts
300
watts
1,200
watts
18.8
watts
13.5
watts
8
ohms
8
ohms
6.0
ohms
8.4
ohms
58.4
cm
(23.0
in.)
37.1
ст
(14.63
in.)
35.6
om
(14.0
in.)
30.7
kg
(68
Ib)
33.9
kg
(75
Ib)
14-ply
birch
plywood
Black
textured
paint
Steel
with
charcoal
gray
foam
3-point
flying
system
(accepts
Aeroquip
32326
and
32343
fittings)
Specifications
DML-1152
DH1A
compression
driver
(2-inch
exit)
DL15X
15-inch
woofer
25%
5.0%
75
watts
400
watts
300
watts
1,600
watts
18.8
watts
20.0
watts
8
ohms
8
ohms
6.5
ohms
7.9
ohms
75.9
cm
(29.88
in.)
45.2
cm
(17.78
in)
41.4
cm
(16.28
in)
43.3
kg
(96
Ib)
47.4
kg
(105
16)
14-ply
birch
plywood
Black
textured
paint
Steel
with
charcoal
gray
foam
3-point
flying
system
(accepts
Aeroquip
32326
and
32343
fittings)
THE
DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
Figures
“COO
II
root
TTT
LE
LTETIE
ОЩЕ
TIME
mma
mda
Sel
LUMU
LE
TITT
КД
ITI
TII
IHH
TE
TEILE
IIU
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|
LUE
[IIU
LT
LOL
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„ТШШ
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[TITEL
TE
Ti
м
2 s
wo
SPLindB
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FIGURE
1—DML-1122/DMC-1122
Axial
Frequency
FIGURE
2—DML-1152/DMC-1152
Axial
Frequency
Response
(1
watt/1
meter
into
LF
midband)
Response
(1
watt/1
meter
into
LF
midband)
FIGURE
3
—
DML-1122/DMC-1122
Polar
Response
HORIZONTAL
(%-octave
pink
noise,
4
volts
at
20
feet)
VERTICAL
————
five
Figures
THE
DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
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š
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————
FIGURE
3
(continued)
—
DML-1122/DMC-1122
Polar
Response
HORIZONTAL
(Vs-octave
pink
noise,
4
volts
at
20
feet)
six
Figures
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DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
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8
№
,
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HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
———
FIGURE
4
—
DML-1152/DMC-1152
Polar
Response
(Vs-octave
pink
noise,
4
volts
at
20
feet)
Figures
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THE
DELTAMAX"
SYSTEM
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22
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2
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Dee
=
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P
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х
S
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VERTICAL
————
(V3-octave
pink
noise,
4
volts
at
20
feet)
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8
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т
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[Ev]
THE
DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
BEAMWIDTH
IN
DEGREES
(-6
dB)
DIRECTIVITY
FACTOR
Rg
(Q)
FIGURE
7
—
DML-1122/DMC-1122
Directivity
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Noll
Ghd
oi
hi
k
PT
P
Б
AVAL
aki
¬
FREQUENCY
(Hz)
FIGURE
5
—
DML-1122/DMC-1122
Beamwidth
vs.
Frequency
Whole
Space
(anechoic)
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mil
Lib
zm
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mü
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TI
TINTIN
LL
EH
Factor
and
Directivity
Index
vs.
Frequency
LEVEL
IN
dB
Whole
Space
(anechoic)
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FIGURE
9
—
DML-1122/DMC-1122
Harmonic
Distortion
(115
dB
SPL/1
meter
using
typical
music
frequency
spectrum)
DIRECTIVITY
INDEX
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(dB)
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FIGURE
6
—
DML-1152/DMC-1152
Beamwidth
vs.
Frequency
Whole
Space
(anechoic)
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DIRECTIVITY
INDEX
Di
(dB)
FREQUENCY
IN
HERTZ
FIGURE
8
—
DML-1152/DMC-1152
Directivity
Factor
and
Directivity
Index
vs.
Frequency
Whole
Space
(anechoic)
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FIGURE
10
—
DML-1152/DMC-1152
Harmonic
Distortion
(120
dB
SPL/1
meter
using
typical
music
frequency
spectrum)
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DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
Operation
OPERATION
CALIBRATION
To
prevent
amplifier
clipping
it
is
necessary
to
calibrate
the
DeltaMax™
Controller's
internal
amplifier
limit
circuits
to
the
actual
clip
level
of
the
power
amplifiers.
Before
connecting
ac
power
to
the
unit
make
sure
that
the
unit
is
compatible
with
the
available
mains
voltage.
Make
Connections
Connect
the
high-
and
low-frequency
outputs
of
the
DeltaMax™
controller
to
the
designated
high-
and
low-
frequency
inputs
of
the
power
amplifier.
See
the
"Installation''
section
for
details.
The
maximum
power
recommendation
for
the
DMC-1122
is
600
watts
per
channel,
and
for
the
DMC-1152
itis
800
watts
per
channel.
The
suggested
input
cable
configura-
tion
is
a
balanced
pair
with
a
shield.
Connect
the
low-frequency
output
of
the
power
amplifier
to
the
LF
sense
input
of
the
DeltaMax™.
Connect
the
high-frequency
output
of
the
power
amplifier
to
the
HF
sense
input
of
the
DeltaMax™.
High
quality
dual
banana
plugs
are
recommended.
Shielded
or
unshielded
cable
may
be
used.
The
inputs
are
high-impedance,
floating-differential.
Small
gauge
wire
(i.e.,
22
gauge)
is
acceptable,
but
be
sure
the
connections
are
secure
and
safe
for
the
high
voltages
from
the
amplifier
output.
See
Figure
13
for
a
wiring
diagram
of
a
single
DeltaMax™
Controller
to
a
dual-channel
power
amplifier.
BE
SURE
THE
SPEAKERS
ARE
NOT
CONNECTED
TO
THE
AMPLIFIERS
AT
THIS
TIME
Front
Panel
Settings:
1.
Set
the
two
output
level
controls
to
their
center-detent
position.
The
slots
of
the
controls
are
aligned
with
the
"o"
mark
when
in
the
center-detent
position.
2.
Turn
the
amplifier
calibration
control
to
full-counter-
clockwise.
3.
Press
the
cal
switch
to
its
recessed
position
with
a
screw-
driver
or
other
suitable
tool.
4.
Set
both
amplifier
gain
controls
for
32
dB
gain
or
full-
clockwise.
5.
Connect
an
input
signal
with
a
500-Hz
test
tone.
Music
program
may
be
used
if
‘necessary.
6.
Turn
the
LF
output
level
control
clockwise
with
a
screw-
driver
until
the
low-frequency
channel
of
the
power
amplifier
begins
to
clip.
Clipping
is
noted
by
the
clip
indicator
on
the
power
amp
or
monitored
with
an
oscilloscope.
7.
Turn
the
LF
amplifier
calibration
control
clockwise
with
a
screwdriver
until
the
LF
amplifier
limit
light
of
the
DeltaMax™
just
comes
on
or
to
a
lower,
predetermined
power
level.
A
lower
power
level
setting
is
desirable
when
the
power
rating
of
the
amplifier
is
much
greater
than
250
watts.
It
should
light
at
or
just
before
amplifier clipping.
8.
If
using
a
test
tone,
adjust
the
oscillator
for
a
test
signal
of
5
kHz.
9.
Turn
the
HF
output
level
control
clockwise
with
a
screw-
driver
until
the
high-frequency
channel
of
the
power
amplifier
begins
to
clip.
10.
Turn
the
HF
amplifier
calibration
control
clockwise
with
a
screwdriver
until
the
HF
amplifier
limit
light
of
the
DeltaMax™
just
comes
on.
Again,
the
amplifier
limit
indicator
should
light
at
or
just
before
amplifier
clipping.
11.
Return
the
LF
and
HF
output
level
controls
to
their
center
detent
position,
and
reset
the
cal
switch
to
the
"Limit"
position
(out).
NOTE:
Ifthe
power
amplifier
has
an
internal
limiter,
or
if
clip
protection
is
not
desired,
the
user
has
the
option
to
leave
the
"Limit"
switch
in
the
recessed
"Cal/Clip"
position.
When
left
in
the
Cal/Clip
posi-
tion
the
“Amplifier
Output
Limit"
lights
on
the
front
panel
of
the
DeltaMax™
will
indicate
when
the
amplifier
is
self-limiting
or
clipping.
After
the
calibration
sequence
has
been
completed,
connect
the
speaker
cables
to
the
output
of
the
amplifier.
Make
certain
that
the
"lows"
are
wired
to
the
woofer
and
that
the
"highs"
are
wired
to
the
compression
driver.
In
addition,
be
sure
to
observe
polarity
when
making
speaker
connections.
DISPLAY
CIRCUITS
The
display
circuits
indicate
to
the
user
what
is
actually
happening
in
the
DeltaMax™
Controller
and
the
DeltaMax™
Loudspeaker:
Input
Level
These
three
indicators
show
the
drive
level
at
the
input
of
the
DeltaMax™
Controller.
They
are
calibrated
in
dBu
(—20,
0,
and
+16).
Gain
Reduction
These
three
indicators
show
how
much
attenuation
is
being
imposed
on
the
signal
by
the
compressor.
They
are
calibrated
in
relative
dB
(3,
6,
and
12),
and
provide
a
good
indication
of
how
much
compression
is
occurring.
NOTE:
Do
not
allow
the
12-dB
indicator
to
stay
on
continuously.
If
this
happens,
then
reduce
the
input
signal
drive
level.
Output
Limits
(for
each
output):
Amplifier
Limit
With
the
switch
in
‘‘Cal/Clip”
position,
the
Amplifier
Calibration
control
should
be
adjusted
so
that
this
indicator
lights
when
the
amplifier
clips.
It
then
acts
as
an
amplifier
clip
indicator.
With
the
switch
in
the
"Limit"
position
the
indicator
shows
the
onset
of
DeltaMax™
limiting
due
to
maximum
amplifier
power.
If
this
indicator
lights
frequently
when
properly
calibrated,
then
it
may
be
desirable
to
use
a
larger
power
amplifier,
or
turn
down
the
system
level.
See
the
section
on
Amplifier
Requirements.
Excursion
Limit
This
indicator
lights
when
output
voltage
clamping
is
occurring
due
to
the
detection
of
high
diaphragm
excursion.
Excessive
diaphragm
excursion
may
occur
in
the
lower
frequency
ranges
of
operation
of
the
drivers
during
high
level
operation.
Selective
THE
DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
Operation/Installation
OPERATION
(continued)
equalization
may
be
used
to
reduce
the
level
of
the
frequency
range
that
is
causing
the
excessive
excursion,
allowing
higher
overall
levels
to
be
achieved.
For
example,
program
material
with
heavy
low
frequency
content
played
at
high
levels
may
activate
the
woofer
protection
circuitry,
limiting
the
overall
sound
pressure
level
attainable.
Reducing
the
levels
of
the
frequency
bands
below
100
Hz
with
an
equalizer
might
eliminate
the
excursion
problems,
allowing
the
overall
level
to
be
turned
up
higher.
Temperature
Limit
This
indicator
lights
when
the
temperature
of
the
speaker
voice
coil
approaches
its
maximum
level.
Under
this
condition,
gain
reduction
will
occur
so
that
the
maximum
temperature
will
not
be
exceeded.
INSTALLATION
AMPLIFIER
REQUIREMENTS
The
DML-1122
and
DML-1152
speaker
systems
require
professional
power
amplifiers
with
the
following
ratings:
DML-1122
LF:
300-600
watts
continuous
into
eight
onms
HF:
125-250
watts
continuous
into
eight
ohms
DML-1152
LF:
400-800
watts
continuous
into
eight
ohms
HF:
125-250
watts
continuous
into
eight
ohms
The
power
amplifiers
should
have
a
voltage
gain
between
27
and
35
dB
(32
dB
is
optimum).
The
use
of
amplifiers
with
lower
power
ratings
is
acceptable;
however,
the
full-power
capabilities
of
the
DML
speakers
will
not
be
realized.
The
use
of
amplifiers
with
significantly
higher
power
ratings
is
wasteful
and
may
endanger
the
loudspeakers;
it
is
generally
not
recommended.
Under
certain
circumstances
higher
rated
power
amplifiers
are
acceptable.
It
is
acceptable
to
drive
either
the
DML-1122
or
DML-1152
speakers
with
a
stereo
power
amp
utilizing
one
chan-
nel
to
drive
the
low
frequencies
and
the
other
channel
to
drive
the
high
frequencies.
In
this
configuration
the
user
should
set
the
“Amplifier
Calibration”
level
to
the
125-250-watt
range
to
limit
excessively
high
power
levels
from
reaching
the
compres-
sion
driver.
The
user
is
instructed
to
consult
the
"Operation"
section
of
this
manual
for
details
of
this
procedure.
CONNECTOR
AND
CABLE
REQUIREMENTS
Controller
The
DeltaMax™
has
XLR-type
connectors
for
signal
input
and
output.
Pin
1
is
ground
reference,
pin
2
is
high
(+),
and
pin
3
is
low
(—).
The
LF
and
HF
sense
connections
are
five-way
binding
posts.
Figure
14
illustrates
the
preferred
interconnect-
ing
between
the
DMC
and
the
power
amplifier.
Two
typical
system
configurations
are
illustrated
in
Figures
13
and
15.
The
gain
control
bus
is
accessed
through
a
two-conductor
¥%-inch
jack.
This
feature
is
used
when
it
is
desired
for
the
gain
of
two
or
more
units
to
track.
Using
a
standard
%-inch
patch
cable,
connect
the
jacks
together.
For
more
than
two
units,
use
Y-connectors.
Speaker
The
DML-1122
and
DML-1152
are
equipped
with
ITT-Cannon
EP-4
connectors
for
electrical
connection
to
the
woofer
and
compression
driver.
Each
cabinet
has
two
connectors:
one
male
(EP-4-14)
for
input
signal
and
one
female
(EP-4-13)
for
paralle!
wiring
for
connecting
additional
DML
loudspeakers.
The
mating
connectors
for
the
cable
ends
are
the
EP-4-11-IC
for
the
input
connection
and
the
EP-4-12-IC
for
the
parallel
connection.
Cables,
connectors
and
wiring
accessories
for
the
DML
speakers
are
manufactured
by
Pro
Co
Sound,
Inc.,
and
Whirlwind
Music
Distributors,
Inc.
To
find
your
local
Pro
Co
or
Whirlwind'dealer,
contact:
Pro
Co
Sound,
Inc.
135
E.
Kalamazoo
Ave.
Kalamazoo,
MI
49007
Whirlwind
Music
Distributors,
Inc.
P.O.
Box
1075
Rochester,
NY
14603
The
pin
connections
are
as
follows:
Pin
1
=
LF
(-)
Pin
2
=
LF
(+)
Pin
3
=
HF
(-)
Pin
4
=
HF
(+)
Both
the
low-frequency
and
high-frequency
inputs
present
a
nominal
eight-ohm
load
to
the
amplifer;
however,
the
compression
driver
has
a
low-frequency
protection
capacitor
in
series.
NOTE:
DML-1122
speakers
may
be
paralleled
with
other
DML-1122
speakers
if
the
amplifier
is
capable
of
delivering
adequate
power
at
the
lower
impedance.
The
same
holds
true
for
the
DML-1152
speaker
systems.
SPEAKER
INSTALLATION
Hanging
The
DML-1122F
and
DML-1152F
are
flying
versions
of
the
DML-1122
and
DML-1152.
***
CAUTION
***
The
DML-1122F
and
DML-1152F
speaker
systems
should
be
suspended
overhead
only
in
accordance
with
the
procedures
and
limitations
specified
in
the
DML-1122F/DML-1152F
Flying
Manual
which
is
packed
with
each
flying
speaker
system.
Each
cabinet
has
a
total
of
six
steel-reinforced
aircraft-type
pan
fittings
(three
on
the
top
and
three
on
the
bottom).
This
three-
point
flying
system
makes
maximum
use
of
the
trapezoidal
cabinets,
permitting
a
wide
range
of
angle
adjustment
and
offering
maximum
flexibility
in
array
design
and
implementa-
tion
for
both
the
touring
sound
company
and
the
sound
con-
tractor.
The
pan
fittings
mate
with
the
Aeroquip
32343
and
32326
stud
fittings.
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DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
Figure
SENSE
INPUTS
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INPUT
CABLE
INPUTS
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AMPLIFIER
HI
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CHANNEL
CHANNEL CHANNEL
TO
DML
COMPRESSION
DRIVER
TO
DML
WOOFER
FIGURE
13
—
interconnections
for
Single
Channel
Operation
DELTAMAX
CONTROLLER
OUTPUT
(ONE
CHANNEL
SHOWN)
FIGURE
14
—
DeltaMax'”
Output
Connection
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THE
DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
SENSE
INPUTS
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LF
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HF
HF
INPUT
—
INPUT
FIGURE
15
—
Interconnection
for
Two-Channel
Operation
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THE
DELTAMAX™
SYSTEM
|
Installation
INSTALLATION
(continued)
DELTAMAX™
CONTROLLER
INSTALLATION
Operating
Voltage
Selection
The
DMC
can
be
powered
with
line
voltages
other
than
120
volts
by
altering
the
primary
wiring
of
the
power
transformer.
***
CAUTION
***
No
user
serviceable
parts
inside.
Hazardous
voltage
and
currents
may
be
encountered
within
the
chassis.
To
avoid
electric
shock,
do
not
perform
any
servicing
unless
you
are
qualified
to
do
so.
Р
The
service
information
contained
within
this
document
is
for
use
only
by
Electro-Voice,
Inc.,
authorized
warranty
stations
and
qualified
service
personnel.
To
change
the
transformer
primary
wiring
configuration
use
the
following
procedure:
1.
Disconnect
the
DMC
from
the
ac
power
source.
2.
Remove
the
seven
screws
securing
the
top
cover.
There
are
two
screws
on
each
side,
two
screws
on
the
rear
and
one
screw
in
the
front
panel
(center,
top).
3.
Locate
the
voltage-selection
terminal
strip
mounted
on
the
bottom
of
the
chassis
near
the
power
transformer.
The
transformer
has
six
primary
leads,
five
of
which
are
soldered
to
the
terminal
strip
in
the
following
order:
Position
#
Wire
Color
1
Black
2
Violet
3
Blue
4
Violet/Blue
5
Blue/White
The
sixth
lead,
which
is
black/white,
and
two
black
leads
from
the
fuse
holder,
are
attached
to
the
terminal
strip
with
solderless
connectors.
Primary
operating
voltage
selection
is
accomplished
by
moving
these
three
wires
to
the
appropriate
location.
See
Table
|
for
the
correct
wire
loca-
tion
for
the
selected
mains
voltage.
100
V
ac
TABLE
|
Primary
Power
Conversion
Chart
for
100-,
120-,
220-,
and
240-V,
50/60-Hz
Operation
120
V
ac
4.
Install
the
correct
line
fuse.
See
values
in
Table
Il.
5.
Plug
the
DMC
into
a
variac
and
sweep
the
mains
voltage
from
zero
to
full
operating
voltage
while
monitoring
the
voltage
on
the
primary
filter
capacitors.
The
measured
voltage
should
be
+29
volts.
See
the
PCB
x-ray
view
п
Figure
17.
If
the
measured
voltage
is
not
within
10%
of
this
value
turn
the
unit
off
and
verify
the
connections
in
step
#3.
6.
Reinstall
the
top
cover
with
the
seven
screws.
Line
Fuse,
MDL
Series
Slo-Blo
0.25
A/250
V
0.25
A/250
V
0.10
A/250
V
Line
Voltage
0.10
A/250
V
TABLE
li
Main
Fuse
Selection
Guide
240
V
ac
[Ev]
rue
DELTAMAX"
SYSTEM
Installation/Maintenance
INSTALLATION
(continued)
MAINTENANCE
Mounting
Use
a
soft
damp
cloth
to
clean
the
unit
when
it
becomes
dirty.
No
other
maintenance
is
required.
The
unit
is
one
rack-space
high
(134")
and
fits
a
standard
EIA
19-inch
rack.
Mount
the
DMC
in
a
rack
cabinet
near
the
power
amplifier(s)
to
make
wiring
easy.
Grounding
A
widely
accepted
grounding
technique
for
audio
systems
is
the
single-point
ground.
The
final
configuration
will
be
deter-
mined
by
the
size
of
the
system
and
the
equipment
used
in
the
system.
However,
the
single-point
grounding
system
is
recommended
as
a
starting
point.
The
interconnecting
cables
of
line
level
equipment,
such
as
the
DeltaMax™
Controller
should
have
the
shields
connected
at
one
point
only,
usually
the
receiving
end
of
the
signal
transmis-
sion.
See
Figure
14.
Never
lift
the
third
wire
safety
ground
of
the
ac
power
cable.
It
protects
against
possible
shock
hazard.
When
deciding
how
to
best
ground
the
DMC
in
a
particular
system,
note
that
the
DMC's
input
and
output
XLR-type
connectors
have
pin
1
referenced
to
ground.
Circuit
ground
is
tied
to
the
chassis
ground
internally
at
one
point.
The
input
to
the
DMC
is
active
differential
and
the
output
is
transformer
isolated.
Ventiliation
Adequate
ventilation
should
be
provided
in
the
rack
to
main-
tain
a
reasonable
operating
temperature.
Under
any
conditions
the
ambient
temperature
inside
the
rack
cabinet
should
not
exceed
60°C,
or
140°F.
Security
A
security
cover
and
attachment
screws
are
supplied
to
protect
the
control
settings
against
uninvited
adjustments.
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P.
ws
nm.
m.
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