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Electro-Voice®

EVID 12.1P User Manual

Electro-Voice®

EVID 12.1P User Manual

Table of Contents

Product Description ................................................................................. 1

Product Feature Identification .................................................................. 1

Packing List ............................................................................................. 2

Step-by-Step Installation and Wiring ........................................................ 3

Step 1 Mount the Bracket ................................................................. 3

Step 2 Install the Safety Line ............................................................ 3

Step 3 Wire the Speaker .................................................................. 4

Step 4 Mount the Speaker to the Bracket ......................................... 4

For Corner Mounting ................................................................... 4

For Midwall Mounting .................................................................. 5

Mounting through a Suspended Ceiling Grid............................... 6

Floor Mounting ............................................................................ 6

Step 5 Test System Operation .......................................................... 6

Safety Agency Compliance ...................................................................... 7

Maintenance ............................................................................................ 7

Appendix A Warranty Statement ............................................................. 7

Appendix B Installation Examples ........................................................... 8

Characteristics of all Subwoofers ...................................................... 9

Appendix C Painting Process ............................................................... 10

Appendix D Troubleshooting ................................................................. 11

Appendix E Technical Specifiations ...................................................... 12

TOC

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Product Description

The 12.1P is a self contained, powered 12" subwoofer providing over

300 watts continuous output to the speaker. The 12.1P makes the

addition of a subwoofer to a VID system very easy and efficient. Since

the unit is self-powered, the full range satellite speakers can be powered

independently from the subwoofer and optimized for the installation.

The 12.1P features a high performance, variable, 12-dB/octave

crossover and a full range line level output along with a high pass line

level output on the rear panel. The unit can be mounted in a variety of

configurations with the bracket hardware supplied.

Product Feature Identification

The 12.1P subwoofer comes with a dual-mode mounting bracket that

enables the unit to be easily mounted at either a wall/wall (corner) or on

a wall/ceiling (midwall) junction. The included forged steel eyebolt

provides the installer a solid attachment point for a safety line. When

properly anchored and supported, the 12.1P subwoofer may also be

safely installed protruding just 2 3/4" down through a standard sus-

pended ceiling grid. See installation instructions.

Figure 2: EVIDTM 12.1P Features

(Rear)

Acoustic

ports

EV®

logo

Dual-mode

mounting

bracket

Figure 1: EVIDTM 12.1P Features

(Front)

Bracket clip

mounting

points

Safety line

attachment

eyebolt

Amplifier

panel

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Packing List

Figure 4: EVIDTM 12.1P Packing List

Below is a list of parts included with

the VIDTM 12.1P subwoofer. The

parts are illustrated in Figure 4.

A. VIDTM 12.1P

B. Wall/Corner Mounting Bracket

C. (4) Rubber Mounting Feet

D. (2) Speaker Mounting Clips

. yebolt

F. Right Angle Power Cord

G. Owners Manual

H. Warranty Card

Illustrated in Figure 3 are the major

components of the VIDTM 12.1P

subwoofer amplifier.

A. Variable Crossover Control

B. High Pass XLR Line Level Output

C. Full Range XLR Line Level Output

D. Power Switch

. AC Line Cord Connector

Figure 3: EVIDTM 12.1P

Amplifer Panel

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Step-by-Step Installation & Wiring

Step 1: Mount the Bracket

The mounting bracket can be installed two ways (see Figures 5 and 6),

allowing optimal configurations for installations. Leave 1.5" of space

between the bracket and the ceiling when installing in a corner! Attach

the bracket to the wall with suitable fasteners screwed into structural

members in the wall. Remember: It is the installers responsibility to

insure that the structure can safely support the load.

Step 2: Install the Safety Line

Using accepted safe rigging practices, secure one end of a suitable

safety line (use cable, not chain, which will rattle) to a strong, secure

point above the speaker, a point that can withstand the shock of the

falling speaker. This is especially important in public spaces constructed

with light gauge steel studs. Do not attach the safety line to the bracket!

The safety line should prevent the speaker from falling if the bracket

tears loose from the wall. Secure the other end to the eyebolt that is fully

threaded into the enclosure.

Figure 5: Corner Installation

(Top View)

Figure 6: Midwall Installation

(Side View)

Stud

Wall

Use a

mimimum of

four screws

Bracket

Wall

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Wall

Use a

mimimum of

four screws

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Figure 7: Wiring Configuration

Step 3: Wire the Speaker

A typical wiring configuration is shown in Figure 7. It is highly advisable

to support the unit while these connections are being made. When

mounting the speaker in a corner mount configuration, a right angle XLR

connector such as Neutrik #NC3MRC or equiv. is required for the signal

connections (see Figure 7). Connect the line level signal from the mixer,

pre amplifier or other source into the line input connector. Plug in the

power cord and connect the unit to a standard 120VAC power source.

The proper crossover setting is

determined by the satellite

speakers used. The following

are general guidelines:

Adjust the crossover according

to the chart above. Set the

appropriate sub level before

making the final mounting to the

bracket.

Step 4: Mount the Speaker to the Bracket

First remove the two Phillips-head screws on the rear of the enclosure.

Use the supplied eyebolt to mount one mounting clip to the top of the

speaker as shown in Figure 8. Check to make sure that the wiring

connections to the amplifier and the satellite speakers are correct and

secure.

For corner mounting

Attach the four rubber mounting feet to the front side edges, and secure

the safety line to the eyebolt. Lift the enclosure up to the ceiling and

center it back it into the corner until it touches the bracket rungs, then

carefully lower it so the top clip hooks over the top rung of the bracket

(1). Insert one of the 3/8-16-thread Phillips-head screws through the

remaining clip and, with the clip pointing up, thread the screw finger-tight

into the lower mtg. hole on the enclosure (2, 3). Level the clip and tighten

securely with a #3 right-angle Phillips screwdriver. ven though the

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enclosure hangs from the top clip, always install the lower one to secure

against possible disengagement of the top clip. Straighten the V® logo

and press firmly at its center to seat it securely into its mounting hole.

For midwall mounting

Attach the four rubber mounting feet inside the corners on the side of the

enclosure that will be against the wall and attach the safety line to the

eyebolt. Insert one of the 3/8-16-thread Phillips-head screws through the

remaining clip and keep it within arms reach. Lift the enclosure up to the

ceiling and bring its back into contact with the bracket rungs. Slide the

enclosure sideways to engage the clip over one bracket rung (1) and,

while holding it tight against both rungs, insert the 3/8-16-thread screw

with its clip into the remaining mounting hole so the clip engages the

remaining bracket rung (2, 3). Finger-tighten the screw and straighten

the clip. The enclosure may now be released. It will slide down the rungs

until the four rubber feet are snug against the wall. Using a #3 right-angle

Phillips screwdriver, securely tighten the second Phillips-head screw.

Gently rotate the V® logo a quarter turn and press firmly at its center to

seat it securely into its mounting hole. See Figure 9.

Figure 8: Corner Mounting Figure 9: Midwall Mounting

Rungs

This side towards wall

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Mounting through a suspended ceiling grid

On the rear of the enclosure install and tighten two 3/8-16-thread forged

steel eyebolts (one is included) with a 3/8" flat washer under each. Cut

two pieces of ordinary drop ceiling L angle (wall track) 23 3/4" long and

screw them to the top and bottom of the enclosure with 3/4"-long sheet

metal screws, as shown in Figure 10. Connect all of the wires and

suspend the enclosure, face down, by the eyebolts in accordance with

accepted safe rigging practice. Adjust the length of the rigging cables so

the tips of the installed L angles just rest on the ceiling cross-tees. This

stabilizes the enclosure from rocking. Trim the ceiling panel to fit the new

opening(s) and drop into place. It is the installers responsibility to assure

that the chosen rigging points are strong enough to support the load.

Warning Never try to install this speaker in a suspended

ceiling without proper rigging support!

Floor Mounting

The VID 12.1P may be placed directly on the floor in a corner or on

its side along a straight wall by simply attaching the four rubber mounting

feet to the side that will sit on the floor.

Step 5: Test System peration

After all connections are made test the complete system operation.

Appendix C on page 10 contains a troubleshooting guide to assist in

locating a variety of speaker related problems.

Figure 10: Attach L Angles to Speaker

Langle Ceiling

tile

Rigging

cables

Acoustic port

Eyebolts

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Safety Agency Co pliance

The VID 12.1P bracket system has successfully passed IA 636 at a

safety factor of 6:1. The bracket system is intended to support the

VID 12.1P only. Do not use it for any other purpose. Never set

anything on, or hang anything from, the VID 12.1P enclosure when

using this bracket. For a copy of the model-specific C Declaration of

Conformity, contact lectro-Voice at the address listed at the end of this

manual.

Maintenance

Your VID system has been designed and manufactured to provide

years of durability and reliable service. No routine maintenance is

necessary. Units may be cleaned by wiping with a soft, damp cloth.

Never use solvents or harsh cleaning agents of any kind.

Appendix A: Warranty State ent

lectro-Voice® Speakers and Speaker Systems are guaranteed against

malfunction due to defects in materials or workmanship for a period of

five (5) years from the date of original purchase. The Limited Warranty

does not apply to burned voice coils or malfunctions such as cone and/or

coil damage resulting from improperly designed enclosures. lectro-

Voice® active electronics associated with the speaker systems are

guaranteed for three (3) years from the date of original purchase.

If such malfunction occurs during the specified period, the product will be

repaired or replaced (at our discretion) without charge. The product will

be returned to the customer prepaid.

Exclusions and Limitations

The Limited Warranty does not apply to: (a) exterior finish or

appearance; (b) certain specific items described in the individual

product-line statements below, or in the individual product sheet or

owners manual; (c) malfunction resulting from use or operation of the

product other than as specified in the product data sheet or owners

manual; (d) malfunction resulting from misuse or abuse of the product;

or (e) malfunction occurring at any time after repairs have been made to

the product by anyone other than lectro-Voice® Service or any of its

authorized representatives.

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btaining Warranty Service

To obtain warranty service, a customer must deliver the product, prepaid,

to lectro-Voice® Service or to any of its authorized service

representatives, together with proof of purchase of the product in the

form of a bill of sale or receipted invoice. A list of authorized service

representatives is available from lectro-Voice® Service at:

12000 Portland Avenue,

Burnsville, MN 55337

Ph: (877) 863-4166

Incidental and Consequential Damages

Excluded

Product repair or replacement and return to the customer are the only

remedies provided to the customer. lectro-Voice® shall not be liable for

any incidental or consequential damages including, without limitation,

injury to persons or property or loss of use. Some states do not allow the

exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the

above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

ther Rights

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have

other rights which vary from state to state.

Appendix B: Installation

Exa ples

The VID Series is a product family with the flexibility to fit the

requirements of many different applications. Listed below are some

suggested combinations for systems using the 12.1P with VID full

range speakers:

•Rich, full-sounding low-level background music and paging in a

quiet restaurant, office, or retail space: use two VID 3.2s or

C4.2s for each 12.1P installed.

•Moderate-level music and paging in a sports bar/restaurant or

upbeat retail space: install two or four VID 4.2s or C8.2s for

each 12.1P used.

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