Big Elements System; Elements Column System; Tips And Tricks - HK Audio elements E 435 Manuel D'utilisation

Big ELEMENTS System

B I G S e t
8x 2x
E 435
4x 4x
Active Active Active Active Passive Passive Passive Passive
E 110 Sub A E 110 Sub
1
Mono
1800 Watts
Top: 600 W
Sub: 1200 W
1x EF 45
3
Stereo Stereo
2x 900 Watts 2x 1200 Watts
2x EP 1
Top: 600 W Top: 1200 W
2x EF 45
Sub: 1200 W Sub: 1200 W
5
Stereo
2x 1800 Watts
Top: 1200 W
2x EF 45
Sub: 2400 W

ELEMENTS column system

C o l u m n
4x 1x
E 435 EA 600
1 2
Mono Mono Mono
150 Watts 300 Watts 450 Watts
Top: 150 W Top: 300 W Top: 450 W
1x EP 1 1x EP 1 1x EP 1
1x EF 45 1x EF 45 1x EF 45
General remarks:
1. Always keep the audience in mind for every
combination. Line arrays provide very directional
EA 600 vertical coverage. When you're setting up a
system, make sure the center of a column with
one or several mid/ high units is in line with the
audience's heads. If the audience is seated and
standing, use a setup with at least two or more
2
mid/ high units to achieve uniform coverage for all
Stereo
listeners.
2x 600 Watts
Top: 600 W
Sub: 600 W
2. The number of neighboring mid/ high units
2x EP 1
matters when selecting the correct EQ setting
2x EF 45
because they influence the directivity of the entire
4
column. For example, if you set up a dual-mono
setup with two mid/ high units each connected
to one amp module much like in a stereo system,
2x EF 45
select Mid/High Filter 2.
plus all
Basic Set-Ups
and
plus all
Flex Set-Ups!
3 4
Mono
600 Watts
Top: 600 W
1x EF 45

3 Tips and Tricks

1. Do not expose electronic circuitry to moisture!
When you set the system up outdoors, be sure
to protect it against rain. Keep drinks and other
liquids away from electronic components to protect
against short circuits.
2. Always keep the ventilation vents at the front of
the EA 600 and back of the E 110 Sub A free of dirt
and debris. Otherwise, electronic components may
overheat and suffer damage.
3. ELEMENTS systems deliver optimum sound, so
you should provide optimum input signals! Noise
such as humming is generally caused by defective
cables, the wrong type of cords, or unbalanced
signals routed into the mixing console. Check all
signal and mains cables.
4. Prevent distortion! Not only is it unpleasant
to your audience's ears, it also endangers your
equipment. Make sure all components that are
connected directly and indirectly to ELEMENTS
have sufficient power ratings, and that they don't
distort because they're running at their respective
limits. Provide an undistorted signal to the system
that doesn't have to be cleaned up by backing off
a gain knob.
5. VAvoid ground loops! You may encounter a ground
loop when the mixer is grounded via a mains
cord which isn't connected to the same mains
circuit as ELEMENTS. To prevent this problem,
always connect the ELEMENTS system and the
mixing console to the same electrical circuit (same
phase!).
CAUTION: Never tape over the plug's ground
terminal – this endangers lives!
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