ZZiPP ZZAR312SUB Active Speaker and Subwoofer User Manual

ZZiPP ZZAR312SUB Active Speaker and Subwoofer User Manual

Thanks for purchasing this ZZIPP product, please read this instruction carefully to understand how to operate the product correctly. Please store this instruction in a safe place after reading as a reference in the future.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover or the side. Always contact qualified personnel for repairs.

CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK! DO NOT OPEN!
ATTENTION
RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE! NE PAS OUVRIR!

To reduce the risk of fire and electric shock, do not expose the appliance to moisture and direct contact with liquids.

To avoid the risk of fire or shock, do not expose the product to rain or direct and excessive humidity. If the environment is much colder than the temperature of this product, wait for it to adjust to the ambient temperature before turning it on. Connect the product only to grounded and protected circuits. Always unplug it from the power source before cleaning or replacing the fuse. Replace the fuse with one of the same type and rated voltage.
Do not clean the product with solvents or aggressive cleaners. Use a soft, clean cloth.
Before connecting the product to the power supply, make sure that the power cable is not damaged.
Make sure that the voltage of the electrical outlet is within the range indicated on the product (on the case or on a sticker).
Never unplug the product from the outlet by pulling on the cord.
Always ensure that the product is used in a well ventilated location with at least 50cm clearance from adjacent surfaces. Make sure that none of the ventilation openings are blocked.
Do not use the product in temperatures above 104°F / 40°C.
Keep flammable materials away from the product during use.

If you experience serious problems while using the product, stop using it immediately.
Do not open the product housing. Contains parts that cannot be repaired by the user and opening it will void the warranty.

ACTIVE SPEAKER SYSTEM

1. LCD: DSP control and monitoring interface.

2. MASTER VOL: Adjusts the sound level.
   DSP: Scroll through the menu and select the available choices. Push the MASTER VOL knob to enter the DSP menu.

3. INPUT: Balanced input for the connection of signal sources like mixing consoles, instruments, or microphones. Connections can be established using 1/4 inch TRS or XLR connectors.

4. OUTPUT: XLR output sends the input signal to another loudspeaker or subwoofer.

5. (1) LIMIT: (Automatioc amplitude limiter): Automatic amplitude“LIMIT” LED; when the audio signal reaches a threshold dangerous for the transducers, this circuit will automatically reduce the amount of signal in order to protect the speaker, avoiding distortion as well; (2)
   SIGNAL: LED signal indicates that a signalis presentat the input (3) POWER: LED signal to indicate the switching on of the system.

6. Output signal selector switch: When it is switched to “CH1”,the signal is only from CH1. When it is switched to “CH2”,the signal is only from CH2. When it is switched to “mix”,output the mixed signal from both channels.

7. AUX: Connect a CD player, digital media player, mixer or other media source to these inputs.
   ACTIVE SPEAKER SYSTEM

8. POWER SWITCH: The power switch turns on the system. Remember to adjust the volume level to the lowest setting before turning on the power switch.

9. AC power socket: It is used to connect the power supply to the unit via included power cord. Caution: ensure the source voltage matches the voltage of the product before turning on the unit.

10. FUSE holder: The fuse holder contains the fuse, which is a safety device that protects the AC supplies circuit of the unit. Caution: if the fuse blew out, it should be replaced with the same type and specification, if the fuse continues to blow out, please stop using and refer to qualified personnel for servicing.

FRONT PANEL

1. LCD: DSP control and monitoring interface.
2. MASTER VOL: Adjusts the sound level. DSP: Scroll through the menu and select the available choices. Push the MASTER VOL knob to enter the DSP menu.
3. INPUT: Balanced input for the connection of signal sources like mixing consoles, instruments, or microphones. Connections can be established using 1/4 inch TRS or XLR connectors.
4. OUTPUT: XLR output sends the input signal to another loudspeaker or subwoofer.
5. (1) LIMIT: (Automatioc amplitude limiter): Automatic amplitude“LIMIT” LED; when the audio signal reaches a threshold dangerous for the transducers, this circuit will automatically reduce the amount of signal in order to protect the speaker, avoiding distortion as well; (2) SIGNAL: LED signal indicates that a signalis presentat the input (3) POWER: LED signal to indicate the switching on of the system.
6. OPTION SWITCH OF FRONT LED: the switch can be used to change the states of LED in grill. when you switch it to “power” position, the light is consantly blue. When you switch it to “limit” position, the signal clips and light is red. To turn off the LED, please switch it to “off” position.
7. AC LOOP OUTPUT: AC Loop output 200 – 240V 50/60Hz Max 7A.
8. AC LINE INPUT: Connect the included power cord to the AC input connector before push on the power switch.
9. FUSE holder: The fuse holder contains the fuse, which is a safety device that protects the AC supplies circuit of the unit. Caution: if the fuse blew out, it should be replaced with the same type and specification, if the fuse continues to blow out, please stop using and refer to qualified personnel for servicing.
10. POWER SWITCH: This power switch turns on the system. Remember to adjust the volume level to the lowest setting before turn on the power switch.

DSP CONTROLS

An integrated DSP controls menu allows the user to select multiple DSP system settings on the loudspeaker.

To access the DSP controls menu, do the following;

1. Push the Master Vol Knob. The DSP Control menu appears.
   

2. Using the Master Vol Knob, scroll through the menu items.

3. Push the Master Vol Knob to select the menu item you want to modify. the focus moves to the parameters on the right side of the DSP menu.
   

4. Using the Master Vol knob, scroll through the parameters.
   

5. Push the Master Vol Knob to confirm the selected parameter.
   The setting is saved. The focus returns to the menu items on the left side of the DSP menu.
   

6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 to modify additional DSP and system setting.

7. Select EXIT to return to the home screen.

DSP CONTROL MENU’

The full-range loudspeaker DSP control menu selection are available for the 12” and 15 loudspeakers.

MUSIC
SPEECH
DJ
LOCATION| TRIPOD(default)
MONITOR
WALL
SUPEND
SUB| OFF(default)
80Hz
100Hz
120Hz
150Hz
15″ Sub
18″ Sub
TREBLE| 0dB(default)
-12dB–+12dB
MID| 0dB(default)
-12dB–+12dB
BASS| 0dB(default)
-12dB–+12dB
DELAY| 0-116m
BLUETOOTH| OFF(default)
Bluetooth Connected
TWS Connected
LCD DIM| ON(default)
OFF
BRIGHT| 5(default)
1-10 adjust
RESET| NO(default)
ARE YOU SURE?
YES OR NO
INFO| Brand Prouduct Name
Firmware Version
EXIT|

The display returns to the home screen after twenty second of inactivity

Mode Menu
The Mode menu is used to configure the type of sound the loudspeaker delivers. Available options for this selection are : LIVE , MUSIC , SPEECH and CLUB.
LIVE – is used for live sound applications.(Default)
MUSIC – is used for recorded music playback.
SPEECH – is used for spoken word applications.
DJ – is used for recorded electronic music playback.

LOCATION Menu
The Location menu is used to optimize the loudspeaker for different placements. Available options for this selection are: TRIPOD, MONITOR, WALL, and SUSPEND.
TRIPOD – is used when the loudspeaker is placed on a tripod stand or placed on a pole. (Default)
MONITOR – is used when the loudspeaker is placed on the angled monitor panel in monitor position. This setting compensates for the amount of low frequency boost created by placing the speaker close to the floor.
WALL – is used when the loudspeaker is mounted to the wall using a mounting bracket This setting compensates for the amount of low frequency boost created by placing the loudspeaker close to the wall. If used on a column, it is recommended to use the SUSPEND mode.
SUSPEND – is used when the loudspeaker is suspended in a 3-point suspension by eye bolts.

SUB Menu
The Sub menu is used to select a high pass frequency for use with a subwoofer or a matched subwoofer. Available options for this selection are: OFF, 80Hz, 100Hz, 120Hz, 150Hz, 15”/18”. The high passes are 24dB / octave Linkwitz/Riley crossovers. The 80 Hz, 100 Hz, 120 Hz, and 150 Hz choices are generic high pass settings for use with other subwoofers. The 15 Sub/18 Sub settings are specifically optimized for subwoofers by including delay for best summation. The default is OFF.

TREBLE Menu
The Treble menu is used to adjust the high frequency performance of the loudspeaker for different applications or personal preference. The parameter controls a high shelving filter centered on 6 kHz. The range is-12 dB to+ 6 dB. The default is zero (0).

MID Menu
The Mid menu is used to adjust the midrange frequency performance of the loudspeaker for different applications or personal preference. The parameter controls a parametric EQ centered on 1.2 kHz. The range is -12dB to +6dB. The default is zero (0).

BASS Menu
The Bass menu is used to adjust the low frequency performance of the loudspeaker for different applications or personal preference. The parameter controls a parametric EQ filter centered on 80 Hz. The default is zero (0).

DELAY Menu
The DELAY menu is used to adjust the delay time, The range is 0-116m.

BLUETOOTH Menu
BLUETOOTH CONNECT: Switch to ON in the Bluetooth bar of DSP menu, then the Bluetooth will be operative and the Bluetooth flag ON the screen will be blinking. Open the mobile device to connect the Bluetooth of the speaker. When the Bluetooth connection is successful, the Bluetooth flag ON the screen will stop flashing.

TWS CONNECT:
Switch to TWS in the Bluetooth bar of DSP menu in one of any two speakers. The speaker that switches to TWS state first is the master speaker.Then switch another speaker to TWS in the Bluetooth bar of the DSP menu a sound will advise that the connection is successful and the Slave speaker Bluetooth flag will stop flashing. Connect the device to the master speakers a music will play in stereo on the 2 speakers.

LCD DIM Menu
The LCD Dim menu is used to dim the display when the display is idle for twenty second. Available options for this selection are: ON or OFF. The default is ON.

BRIGHT Menu
The Bright menu is used to determine the brightness of the LCD. The range is 1 to 10. The default is 5.

CONTRAST Menu
The Contrast menu is used to determine the contrast on the LCD. The range is 1 to 10. The default is 5.

RESET Menu
The Reset menu is used to reset the loudspeaker to original factory settings. Available options for this selection are: NO or YES. The default selection is NO. To reset the system to original factory settings, do the following:

1. From the DSP menu, select RESET.
   The reset Confirm Reset message appears
   

2. Select YES.
   The loudspeaker restarts and resets the system to the original factor settings.
   INFO Menu
   The Information menu is used to display the Brand, product name and firmware version.

APLICATION EXAMPLES

15” LOUDSPEAKER

MODEL| LIVE
LOCATION| TRIPOD
SUB| 18” SUB
18” SUBWOOFER

MODEL| LIVE
LOW PASS| 15”

SPECIFICATION

VOLTAGE, SOFT START
CROSSOVER| 2.3KHz| 2 KHz
DIMENSION| 435 x 425 x 670 mm| 530 x 510 x 805 mm
WEIGHT| 22.5 Kg| 27 Kg
TYPE| ACTIVE SUBWOOFER
FREQUENCY RESPONSE| 30 Hz – 200 Hz
SENSITIVITY (1m @ 1W)| 94 dB| 96.5 dB| 95 dB| 96.5 dB
IMPEDANCE| 4 Ohm
WOOFER| 1 x 10”| 1 x 12”| 1 x 15”| 1 x 18”
SPL| 121 dB| 124 dB| 125 dB| 126 dB
DSP| 48 KHz sampling frequency 24 bit
AMP TYPE| CLASS D
AMP POWER| 600 W
PEAK POWER| 1200 W
PROTECTION| OVER TEMPERATURE, OVER LOAD, DC PROTECTED, OVER VOLTAGE, LOW VOLTAGE, SOFT START
DIMENSION| 505 x 400 x 490mm| 570 x 470 x 560mm| 610 x 540 x 620mm| 735 x 625 x 675mm
WEIGHT| 17.7 Kg| 23 Kg| 34 Kg| 41 Kg

Support

Imported and distribuited by:
ZZIPP Group S.p.A.
Via Caldevigo 23/d, 35042 Este (PD) 0429 617 888
info@zzippgroup.com
zzippgroup.com

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