Confidential, for authorized service technicians only!
Do not disclose this information to or share these documents
with third parties.
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Nicht zur Weitergabe an Dritte freigegeben!
TECHNICAL SERVICE:
Stamer Musikanlagen GmbH • Magdeburger Str. 8 • 66606 St.Wendel • Germany
Music & Sales P.E. GmbH • Leipziger Str. 3 • 66606 St.Wendel • Germany
Note!
The components used in this product - particularly parts affecting
safety as well as speakers and transformers - were developed and
manufactured to certain specifications. Please use original spare
parts only to ensure the product remains fully functional and safe.
Achtung!
Die in diesem Produkt verwendeten Komponenten, insbesondere
sicherheitsrelevante Teile, Lautsprecher und Transformatoren
wurden nach spezifischen Vorgaben entwickelt und gefertigt.
Bitte benutzen Sie ausschließlich Original-Ersatzteile – nur so ist
die volle Funktionalität und Sicherheit gewährleistet.
L.U.C.A.S
ALPHA
12.09.2007
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features
drawing-numbers-example
standard for single wire confection
HK0206-LUCAS ALPHA
exploded drawings:
page:3-8
page:10
page:11
page:12
top completeRev.: Apage:13-14
top front grilleRev.: Apage:15
sub completeRev.: Apage:16-17
sub front grilleRev.: Apage:18
chassisRev.: Apage:19-21
cablingRev.: Apage:22
quad ampRev.: Apage:23
PWMRev.: Apage:24
layout diagrams
circuit diagrams
preampRev.: Apage:25-29
inputboardRev.: Bpage:30-31
sub outputRev.: Apage:32
LED-boardRev.: Apage:33
The HK AUDIO active system L.U.C.A.S ALPHA is a
complete sound reinforcement system comprising
two satellites and a subwoofer equipped with a
power amp and all the electronics required to drive
the bass bin and satellite. Painstakingly fine-tuned to
match the speakers for the best possible sound and
superior impulse response, the electronic circuitry
makes this system so easy to handle and protects it
from overload.
You don‘t have to worry about tweaking frequencies
and finessing levels. All you have to do is set up the
system components, connect the signal-carrying and
power cords, and you‘re ready to roll.
In order to engineer such advanced systems, our engineers developed new technologies specifically for
them. Unique features make an active HK AUDIO
sound reinforcement system stand out in the crowd
of far more basic active cabinets.
Best wishes from the HK AUDIO team. We hope you
enjoy your L.U.C.A.S ALPHA system as much as we
enjoyed developing it!
Warranty
Register your L.U.C.A.S ALPHA using the enclosed
warranty card to extend your warranty to five years
free of charge! Use the convenient online registra-tion option at www.hkaudio.de. If you are unable
to register online, please complete the enclosed
warranty card completely and mail or fax it to us.
Important note:
Be sure to register the subwoofer and satellites with
a separate registration card for each.
The registration is only valid if the warranty card is
filled out and returned to HK AUDIO or the device is
registered via Internet within 30 days of the date of
purchase. We are also interested in learning where
and by whom our devices are used. This information
will help us design future products. Your data are of
course protected by privacy laws.
Thank you!
HK AUDIO
®
Technical Service
Postfach 1509
66959 St. Wendel, Germany
The DDO™ Controller leverages 56-bit computing
power to compensate for the varying speaker-dependent dynamic response of PA components such as
low-frequency woofers, midrange and high-frequency
speakers, power amps, and crossovers. DDO™
neutralizes undesirable discoloration caused by distortion, partial oscillations, and resonance, yielding
a crisp, assertive, and utterly natural-sounding sonic
image.
Digital amping for enhanced efficiency and dynamic
response
With an efficiency rating topping the 90% mark,
Class D digital power amps are substantially smaller,
lighter, and more compact than conventional amps.
The reduced thermal load on components enhances
reliability, while the far faster slew rate and higher
attenuation factor audibly enhances the speed and
precision of the system’s dynamic response.
Multi-band limiting and companding
Several matched limiters and companders are finetuned and optimized to process different frequency
ranges. This speaker-independent approach to
signal processing delivers natural-sounding dynamic
response across the entire frequency spectrum and
an assertive yet finely balanced sonic image.
Subsonic filter
The integrated subsonic filter cuts unwanted ultralow frequencies. Infra sub-bass signals resulting
from stage rumble, wind or similar sources place
heavy demands on the power amp to render frequencies so low that they exceed the useful range of
the speaker cabinet. The subsonic filter protects the
amp from these frequencies, thereby increasing the
entire system’s output power.
• Protects power amps and speakers from harmful
ultra low frequencies
• Enables cleaner and tighter bass response and
higher output levels
Making the most of sonic energy with DuoTilt™
The DuoTilt™ 3/7 pole mount allows sound energy
to be utilized far more efficiently. It offers two angles
of tilt (3°, 7°), enabling the satellites to be aligned
precisely toward the audience. Troublesome ceiling
reflections are minimized; the soundscape is clearer,
tighter, and more focused.
Easy setup and handling for less pre-gig stress
Like all HK AUDIO active rigs, L.U.C.A.S ALPHA was
conceived as a cohesive system comprising painstakingly matched components. This rig was engineered for easy portability and swift set-up. Handling is
simple, with no complicated tweaking required.
• Genuine system design: All components are
precision-matched.
• Swift set-up & easy handling to save time
• Less stress = more fun + better music
Unique features for premium performance
English
L.U.C.A.S ALPHA Manual 1.0
1 L.U.C.A.S ALPHA System
Components
Subwoofer
The L.U.C.A.S ALPHA subwoofer’s housing is split
into two chambers. The front chamber serves as the
speaker cabinet for the 18" direct-loaded woofer,
which has a power handling capacity of 1,200 watts
and a nominal impedance of 4 ohms. The active
electronic circuitry, the power unit, DDO™ digital
controllers and Class D power amps are housed in a
separate compartment at the rear of the cabinet.
Satellites
Satellites are loaded with a 12" HK Audio Custom
speaker and a 1.4" compression driver with a
60° x 40° BEM CD horn. They are rated for
400 W RMS power handling capacity and a nominal
impedance of 8 ohms.
The newly developed, integrated HK AUDIO DuoTilt™ 3/7 pole mount allows sound energy to be
utilized far more efficiently. It minimizes annoying
ceiling reflections, thereby achieving a clearer,
tighter, and more focused sonic image. The cabinet
is always stabilized at its center of gravity – no
wobbling, tilting, or unintentional turning.
2 Transport
To transport the system, simply set the subwoofer
on its casters and place the satellites onto the subwoofer with the foam rubber grille side facing down.
Secure the satellites, for example, using a locking
strap. Use original L.U.C.A.S ALPHA protective
covers to gear up your personal system for the rigors
of the road. Amply padded and protected against
moisture, your L.U.C.A.S ALPHA is sure to deliver
satisfying performance for a long time to come.
More about limiters
Limiters are designed to protect power amps and
connected speakers from harm. The functionality
and response of a limiter is determined by parameters called attack time, threshold and release
time. Adjusting these parameters incorrectly can
degrade the soundscape and elicit dynamic distortion. At peak volume levels, for example, vocals may
fail to cut through the mix and instruments that are
played percussively lose their punch and dynamics.
HK AUDIO limiting technologies are more than
merely technical tools serving to protect components. We put a premium on authenticity, that is,
retaining an audio event’s true dynamics. This
explains why our limiters are first and foremost
acoustical tools, though they of course also protect
the system.
HK AUDIO DuoTilt™
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3 Connections and Control
Features
L.U.C.A.S ALPHA Subwoofer
1 Input Left and Input Right
(Combination XLR / 1/4" jack ports)
L.U.C.A.S ALPHA is equipped with separate left and
right channel inputs that serve to connect a mixer.
Connecting cords: Connect the cords routing the
signal from your mixer (master left/right, line out, or
a similar circuit) to the balanced inputs using a mic
cord equipped with XLR connectors. Ensure the XLR
connectors’ pin assignments are as follows:
1= ground, 2= +, 3= -.
You can also use a 1/4" stereo jack plug to route
signals via balanced circuits. Use a mono 1/4" plug
to patch in unbalanced signals.
More about pin assignments
The XLR port’s pin assignments comply with the
international IEC 268-12 standard. In accordance
with this standard, pin 1 is the ground, while
pin 2 carries the positive signal and pin 3 the
negative signal. The stereo 1/4" jack’s tip carries the
positive signal, its ring carries the negative signal,
and the ground circuit is routed via the sleeve.
Inserting an unbalanced mono plug, automatically
engages the input’s unbalanced operating mode.
2 Through Left, Trough Right
Connecting cords: Use this parallel output to route
the line signal (left or right) to other systems,
outboard components, monitor power amps, etc.,
via XLR cords.
3 Limiter LEDs
Much like rev counters, these LEDs indicate the
active system’s operating status. For more info, read
More about limiter LEDs
4 Gain
Handling: Turn the Gain knob all the way down
(counterclockwise) before switching the system on.
Ensure the system is connected to the satellites
and all other connected components are on before
powering up. Be sure to switch on the connected
mixer as well as all signal sources connected to it,
for example, keyboards, amps, effects, and so forth.
After you power the system up, set the Gain knob to
the 12 o’clock position (0 dB). This is the preferred
level if you have connected a mixer.
Note: If you connect a CD player or a keyboard directly to the system, you may not be able to achieve
peak volume at this setting. If this is the case, twist
the Gain knob to the far right. If you hear distortion
or a saturated signal, first check the signal sources
and, if possible, reduce the output signal level there.
If you are unable to turn down the level of the signal
sent to L.U.C.A.S ALPHA at the signal source, adjust
it using the Gain knobs (see also Tips and Tricks).
5 Balance
Handling: Twist the Balance knob to the left or right
to adjust the relative balance of levels between the
left and right channels.
6 DDO™ controller
Handling: The Select button switches between the
two system presets CD and LIVE.
The two color LEDs indicate the currently active
system preset (CD = blue / Live = yellow).
7 Subwoofer Level
Handling: When this knob is set to the 12 o’clock
position, the subwoofer’s and the satellite’s respective volumes are matched, ensuring the bass and
mid/high ranges (via satellite) are rendered in balanced musical proportion. If desired, twist the Subwoofer Level knob to the left to cut the subwoofer’s
level by as much as -12 dB and to the right to boost
it by up to +6 dB.
8 Ground
Ground lift button for separating the signal and
chassis ground in case of humming noises.
In the event of low-frequency hum, engage the
Ground switch. If this doesn’t solve the problem,
check for defects all cords connected to L.U.C.A.S
ALPHA as well as all cords routing signals to the
mixing console (see also Tips and Tricks). Engaging
this button severs the ground circuit.
9 Sensitivity
This switch boosts input sensitivity. Setting it to
-6 dB rather than the standard +4 dB setting boosts
the input level 10 dB. For the widest dynamic range
in live applications, we recommend setting the
switch to +4 dB.
Recommendation: Using a professionell mixer, the
input sensitivity should be set to +4 dB. This lets you
take advantage of the system’s full dynamic range
and helps to avoid system overloads.
Using a signal with a lower output level the input
sensitivity should be set to -6 dB.
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10 External Sub Out
This DDO-controlled output serves to connect an
additional ALPHA XTension Subwoofer.
11 Power Switch
Handling: Engage to turn the active system on and
off. Note that once you have engaged the Power
switch, it will take several seconds for the display to
light up and the system to be ready for operation.
This is standard procedure and does not indicate
a malfunction. Always switch the active L.U.C.A.S
ALPHA system on last after you switch on all
connected devices, and switch it off first before you
switch off all connected devices.
12 Speakers Out/ To Satellite Left and Right
Connecting cords: Connect these Speakon outputs
to the left and right L.U.C.A.S ALPHA satellites using
cords equipped with Speakon connectors. Note: Be
sure to rotate the Speakon connectors clockwise
until they lock in place!
13 Mains Input
Connecting cords: Use the factory-included
PowerCon mains cord to connect this socket to a
wall receptacle.
Caution! Make sure the local mains voltage matches
the voltage specified on the device. Connecting the
system to the wrong mains voltage may destroy the
L.U.C.A.S ALPHA system’s electronic components.
14 Fans
These ventilation fans and vents on the side of the
housing keep the power amp modules cool. Always
keep the fan and vents free of dirt and debris,
ensuring they remain unobstructed so air can
circulate freely.
L.U.C.A.S ALPHA Satellite
15 Input
Connecting cords: Connect the Speakon inputs to
the left and right L.U.C.A.S ALPHA satellite outputs
using cords equipped with Speakon connectors.
Note: Be sure to twist the Speakon connectors
clockwise until they lock in place! You must first
disengage the safety catch before you can unplug the
connector. To do this, pull the bayonet catch towards
the cord.
Question: Can I connect speakers other than
L.U.C.A.S ALPHA satellites to the L.U.C.A.S ALPHA
subwoofer?
Answer: The system’s components are acoustically
matched for optimum audio performance and may
be operated in the indicated configuration only.
Using other satellites can degrade the sound and
damage the power amp. The outputs’ nominal impedance is 8 ohms, and impedance may not fall short
of this value. Be sure to connect no more than one
satellite enclosure to a speaker output.
You can connect an alpha XTension Subwoofer to the
DDO-controlled External Sub Out port.
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4 Tips and Tricks
• Do not expose electronic circuitry to moisture!
When you set the system up outdoors, be sure to
protect it against rain. Keep soft drinks, beer, and
any other liquids away from the cabinets to prevent
short circuits.
• Place the subwoofer well away from walls and
ensure it isn’t covered by curtains and the like. This
is vital to keep the power amps cool.
• Ensure the vents on the subwoofer’s side panels
are free of debris and fans can rotate freely. Otherwise, electronic components may overheat and
suffer damage.
• L.U.C.A.S ALPHA delivers optimum sound, so
you should provide it with 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.
• 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 L.U.C.A.S ALPHA 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 the
Gain knob.
• Avoid 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
L.U.C.A.S ALPHA. To prevent this problem, always
connect the L.U.C.A.S ALPHA system and the
mixing console to the same electrical circuit (same
phase!). If your equipment hums despite this precaution, the Ground switch can be a great help.
CAUTION: Never tape over the plug’s ground terminal – this endangers lives!
5 L.U.C.A.S ALPHA Accessories
HK AUDIO Speaker Add On Package
This is the complete L.U.C.A.S ALPHA accessory kit
consisting of two aluminum cabinet tripods, one gig
bag, and two speaker cords.
HK AUDIO Protective Covers for L.U.C.A.S ALPHA
This set comprises one cover for the subwoofer
and two covers for the satellites. Tear-resistant
and water-repellant, these rugged bags are thickly
padded to afford lasting protection for the L.U.C.A.S
ALPHA system during transport.
To learn more about Original HK AUDIO
Accessories, talk to your HK AUDIO dealer or visit
www.hkaudio.com.
6 Troubleshooting
The display does not light up when you power up.
1 Check if the PowerCon mains cord is plugged into
the Mains Input.
2 Check if the mains power supply is providing
current.
The display lights up, but no sound is issuing from
the cabinets.
1 Check the cords connected to the Left and Right
inputs.
2 Check if the signal sources (mixer, keyboard, CD
player) are on.
3 Is the Gain knob turned up?
4 Check the speaker cords for defects.
5 Check if the Speakon connectors are engaged
in their sockets (rotated to the right). The must
be locked in place to establish an electrical
connection.
The subwoofer’s low frequency output is weak.
1 Check the setting of the Subwoofer Level knob.
Adjust this knob to set the volume of the subwoofer to the desired level.
The rendered signal sounds distorted.
1 Check the LED displays on your mixer. They should
not be constantly in the red. If necessary, back off
the volume at the mixer.
2 If the LED displays on your mixer are in the green,
back off L.U.C.A.S ALPHA’s Gain knob.
3 Observe the LEDs of the Limit Left, Limit Right and
Limit Subwoofer displays on L.U.C.A.S ALPHA’s
control panel. These may light up yellow, but only
intermittently. Under no circumstances may they
continuously illuminate yellow. If this is the case,
turn down the Gain knob.
Annoying humming
1 Check the cords connecting the signal source to
L.U.C.A.S ALPHA. Replace defective cords.
2 If you cannot pinpoint the cause of the humming,
engage the Ground switch. This should remedy the
problem in most cases.
Level problems
1 Check the Sensitivity switch’s setting. When it is
set to +4 dB, and you feed in a signal with a level
of +4 dB (for example, from a connected mixing
console), the system delivers 0dB output level.
This lets you take advantage of the system’s full
dynamic range. When it is set to -6 dB, and you
feed in a signal with a level of -6 dB, the system delivers 0 dB output level. This boosts the
system’s output level by 10 dB, but reduces the
dynamic range at higher volumes. This is why
we recommend running the rig at +4 dB in live
situations.
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L.U.C.A.S ALPHA Manual 1.0
This is to certify that
HK AUDIO® L.U.C.A.S ALPHA
complies with the provisions of the Directive of
the Council of the European Communities on the
ap proximation of the laws of the Member States
relating to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC
Directive 89/336/EEC) and the low voltage Directive
(73/23/EEC). This declaration of conformity of the
European Communities is the result of an examination
carried out by the Quality Assurance Department
of STAMER GmbH in accordance with European
Standards EN 50081-1, EN 50082-1and EN 60065
for low voltage, as laid down in Article 10 of the
EMC Directive.
Stamer Musikanlagen GmbH*
Magdeburger Str. 8
66606 St.Wendel
Lothar Stamer Dipl.Ing.
Managing Director
St.Wendel, 04/19/07
* Stamer Musikanlagen manufactures exclusively
for HK AUDIO®.
DRAWING-NUMBERS
EXAMPLE
HK0106-EX-R01-1A
PROJECT-NR.:
HK = HK AUDIO
HU = HUGHES&KETTNER
MP = MINDPRINT
P + lfd Nr. = AWG single wire black, red, blue, brown or white
E + lfd Nr. = AWG single wire green- yellow
L + lfd N
FQL + lfd Nr. = crossover wiring H07VK
Regarding special wirings like wiring harness or similar, drawings will be prepared and appropriate
12 962337 strande d wire P39 red 600mm AWG 16 Style 1015Litze P39 rot 600mm AWG 16 Style 10152
13 962338 stranded wire P39 black 600mm AWG 16 Style 1015Litze P39 schwarz 600mm AWG 16 Style 10152
14 964051 power cable Lucas MaxPowerkabel Lucas Max1
15 965614 flat ribbon cable 16-2-150mm type 5 AWG 28 flexibel grau RM1.27 Flachb. 16-2-150mm Typ 5 AWG 28 flexibel grau RM1.271
16 965623 flat ribbon cable 20-2-360mm type 5 AWG 28 flexibel grau RM1.27 Flachb. 20-2-360mm Typ 5 AWG 28 flexibel grau RM1.274
17 965629 flat ribbon cable 10-2-150mm type 5 AWG 28 flexibel grau RM1.27 Flachb. 10-2-400mm Typ 5 AWG 28 flexibel grau RM1.271
18 972031 Braided Sleeve UL94/V0Gewebeschlauch. UL94/V00,22
965614
66606 St. Wendel / Germany
DRAWING-NO.:
DRAWN BY:
CHECKED BY:
HK0206-KA-R01-1A
C. LORIS1
FRANK SITTER26.07.2007
MATERIAL:
FILENAME:
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TITLE:
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CABLING
VERSION:
DATE:
05.04.2007
DATE:
FINISH:
REVISION:
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QuadAMP, 4ch PWM unit
To ensure the procedure of our quality assurance
(burn-in-test, quality-test,...) please send the complete
module to our technical service for replacement.
For customer inquiry please contact our service-team.
E 959052
PWM Amp Module 100-240V
To ensure the procedure of our quality assurance
(burn-in-test, quality-test,...) please send the complete
module to our technical service for replacement.
For customer inquiry please contact our service-team.
NA = not assembled part ----- EX = exclusive part, no alternative allowed
HT = high temperature part, assemble with distance from PCB
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Checked by:
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HT = high temperature part, assemble with distance from PCB
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2n7-K*
REL1B
FRT5-1
ADINL-
ADINL+
DAOUT1+
DAOUT1-
TP2
TP-SMD10
DAOUT1+
C42
68p-K*
DAOUT1-
TP3
TP-SMD10
R58
220R*
R59
220R*
C46
22,0uF/16V-S4
C1
1n0-K*
C47
22,0uF/16V-S4
C2
1n0-K*
R42
22K*
R44
22K*
R4
10K*
R5
10K*
R64
8K2*
2
3
R65
8K2*
6
5
R66
7
8
9
2
3
4
C63
2n7-K*
REL1C
FRT5-1
REL2B
FRT5-1
ADINR-
ADINR+
DAOUT2+
DAOUT2-
DAOUT3+
TP4
TP-SMD10
DAOUT2+
C43
68p-K*
DAOUT2-
TP5
TP-SMD10
TP6
TP-SMD10
DAOUT3+DAOUT3-
C45
68p-K*
R60
220R*
R61
220R*
R62
220R*
C48
22,0uF/16V-S4
C3
1n0-K*
C49
22,0uF/16V-S4
C4
1n0-K*
C50
22,0uF/16V-S4
C5
1n0-K*
R45
22K*
R48
22K*
R49
22K*
R9
10K*
R10
10K*
R11
10K*
8K2*
2
3
R67
8K2*
6
5
R68
8K2*
6
5
R69
8K2*
C51
TP7
TP-SMD10
R63
220R*
22,0uF/16V-S4
DAOUT3-
REL2C
7
8
C6
1n0-K*
R50
22K*
R14
10K*
2
3
9
FRT5-1
V-V+
C11
100n-K*
C64
100n-K*
-15V+15V
C65
100n-K*
C66
100n-K*
-15V+15V
C67
C68
100n-K*
100n-K*
NA = not assembled part ----- EX = exclusive part, no alternative allowed
HT = high temperature part, assemble with distance from PCB
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DGND
FB200
160/550
C207
10n-K*
4
3
12345678
100n-K*
VA
VA
AGND
AGND
AINL-
AINL+
AINR+
AINR-
AOUTA1-
AOUTA1+
AOUTB1+
AOUTB1-
AOUTA2-
AOUTA2+
AOUTB2+
AOUTB2-
AOUTA3-
AOUTA3+
AOUTB3+
AOUTB3-
MUTEC
VQ
FILT+
REFGND
LPFLT
NA = not assembled part ----- EX = exclusive part, no alternative allowed
HT = high temperature part, assemble with distance from PCB
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+5VA
C211
C240
10n-K*
10n-K*
24
+5VA
41
25
40
16
ADINL-
15
ADINL+
14
ADINR+
13
ADINR-
37
DAOUT1-
36
DAOUT1+
35
DAOUT2+
34
DAOUT2-
33
DAOUT3-
32
DAOUT3+
31
30
29
28
27
26
38
17
18
19
39
R221
2K55*
C235
47n-K*
Title:
HK0206 LUCAS Alpha
Preamp Sigma DSP-Codec
ADINLADINL+
ADINR+
ADINR-
DAOUT1-
DAOUT1+
DAOUT2+
DAOUT2-
DAOUT3-
DAOUT3+
C238
4,7uF/10V-TA
C230
100n-K*
C229
100n-K*
C236
2n2-K*
1HK0206-SP-R03B
Date:
C237
100uF/6V-TD
Page:
5
D
C
B
A
2
Pages
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+15V
LIMIT_1
LIMIT_1
LIMIT_3
LIMIT_2
PMLL4148 NA
MUTE_IN
MUTE_ALL
LIMIT_1
LIMIT_2
LIMIT_3
D16
PMLL4148
D26
PMLL4148
D17
PMLL4148
D18
PMLL4148
D19
D3
BAS81
R93
10K*
R94
10K*
R95
10K*
R96
10K*
NA
NA
R79
1K5-
LD11
5MM-O/50X100°
LD12
5MM-O/50X100°
NA
NA
PS_OT
+5V
+5V
+5V
+5V
R80
1K5-
LD13
5MM-O/50X100°
LD14
5MM-O/50X100°
JP2
1920
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1516
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910
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SEK18-20P
R78
1K5-
NA
NA
LD10
5MM-O/50X100°
NA
NA
LD9
5MM-O/50X100°
-15V
-15V
C78
47p-K*
C79
47p-K*
R18
1K5-
LD17
5MM-O/50X100°
LD16
5MM-O/50X100°
L_EXT1L_EXT2
L_EXT3L_EXT4
AMP_OT
MT_OUT_Q
LD1
KP-3216EC-RED
R43
330R*
+5V
DGND+5V-15V+15V
C80
47p-K*
FB28
FB27
1400/70
1400/70
C81
47p-K*
R102
1K5-
NA
NA
-15V+15V+15V
NA = not assembled part ----- EX = exclusive part, no alternative allowed
HT = high temperature part, assemble with distance from PCB
LD15
5MM-O/50X100°
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LD8
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Checked by:
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C82
47p-K*
C83
47p-K*
JP9
SEK18-10P
F. Sitter21.03.2007
C15
47p-K*
47p-K*
47p-K*
FB2
AOUT1-
1400/70
FB3
AOUT1+
D
C
AOUT1+
AOUT1-
AOUT2-
AOUT2+
AOUT3-
AOUT3+
AOUT3-
AOUT3+
AOUT1+
AOUT1-
1400/70
FB6
1400/70
FB10
1400/70
FB11
1400/70 NA
FB12
1400/70 NA
FB13
1400/70
FB14
1400/70
FB15
1400/70
FB16
1400/70
FB17
1400/70 NA
FB18
1400/70 NA
FB19
FB20
NA
1400/70 NA
1400/70
1400/70 NA
C72
C73
47p-K*
47p-K*
NA
NA
47p-K*
FB21
47p-K*
FB22
NA
1400/70
LD2
KP-3216EC-RED
R41
330R*
NA
47p-K*
+15V A3
+15V A1
NA
+5V
FB23
AOUT2+
1400/70
FB24
B
AOUT2-
1400/70
C74
47p-K*
C75
47p-K*
LD3
KP-3216EC-RED
R46
330R*
+5V
FB25
AOUT3+
1400/70 NA
FB26
AOUT3-
1400/70 NA
AOUT
C76
47p-K*
NA
C77
47p-K*
NA
A
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*
+15V
R47
330R*
NA
+5V
+5V
LD4
KP-3216EC-RED
NA
C86
47p-K*
NA
FB31
1400/70 NA
FB32
1400/70 NA
C87
47p-K*
NA
47p-K*
U1
LTV817S NA
C88
47p-K*
NA
IN1-
IN1+
IN2-
IN2+
IN3-
IN3+
IN4-
IN4+
C71
47p-K*
AOUT_1+
AOUT_1MUTE_1
MUTE_I1
LIMIT_I1
AOUT_2+
AOUT_2MUTE_2
MUTE_I2
LIMIT_I2
AOUT_3+
AOUT_3MUTE_3
MUTE_I3
LIMIT_I3
JP1
1920
1718
1516
1314
1112
910
78
56
34
12
SEK18-20P
U6
LTV817S NA
1920
1718
1516
1314
1112
910
78
56
34
12
1920
1718
1516
1314
1112
910
78
56
34
12
1920
1718
1516
1314
1112
910
78
56
34
12
C89
47p-K*
NA
D15
PMLL4148
NA
PMLL4148 NA
JP6
SEK18-20P
NA
JP7
SEK18-20P
JP8
SEK18-20P
NA
+15V A2
D24
R91
120R*
NA
C90
47p-K*
NA
+5V
U7
LTV817S
R92
120R*
D20
PMLL4148
NA
+15V A1
D21
PMLL4148
+15V A2
D22
PMLL4148 NA
FB33
1400/70NA
FB34
1400/70NA
C91
47p-K*
NA
PMLL4148
DGND
D4
BAS81
NA
D5
BAS81
D6
BAS81 NA
+15V A3
D23
NA
Q1
BC817-16
U5
LTV817S
D25
PMLL4148
NA
R16
10K*
TP12
TP-SMD10
C92
47p-K*
NA
C93
47p-K*
NA
DGND
-15V
TP11
TP-SMD10
CTRL_BUS
MUTE_ALL
MUTE_IN
LIMIT_1
MUTE_IN
LIMIT_2
MUTE_IN
LIMIT_3
C70
C36
C34
C33
C24
C23
D
C
C84
FB30
1400/70
47p-K*
FB29
1400/70
C85
47p-K*
B
12
34
56
78
910
Title:
HK0206 LUCAS Alpha
Preamp Amp Matrix
A
1HK0206-SP-R03B
5
Page:
5
Date:
Pages
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D
C
B
A
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1234
J2
XLR/F-NC3FBH2
JP4
XLR/M-NC3MBH
HK0206-LP-R02-1A
HK0206-LP-R01-1A
J1
XLR/F-NC3FBH2
JP3
ANALOG IN RIGHTANALOG IN LEFT
XLR/M-NC3MBH
2
3
1
4
4
2
3
1
2
3
1
4
4
2
3
1
R1
100K
NA
R3
100K
NA
R2
100K
NA
R4
100K
NA
C1
47p/100V-K
NA
GND_L
GND_R
C4
47p/100V-K
NA
C2
47p/100V-K
NA
C5
47p/100V-K
NA
JP9
FASTON-6.3-ST
NA
HO1
NDK-R0-B40
C3
47p/100V-K
NA
3
2
1
1
2
3
C6
47p/100V-K
NA
JP10
FASTON-6.3-ST
NA
HO2
NDK-R0-B40
JP8
R
G
B
JST-B03B-EH-A
JP7
B
G
R
JST-B03B-EH-A
HO3
NDK-R0-B40
NA = not assembled part ----- EX = exclusive part, no alternative allowed
HT = high temperature part, assemble with distance from PCB
Title:
HK0206 LUCAS Alpha
66606 St. Wendel / Germany
Number:Version:Revision:
Drawn by:Date:
Checked by:
PCB No.:
Filename: HK0206-SP-R01-1A.Sch
F. Sitter24.01.2007
HK0206-NZ-R01-1A or later (always use latest revision)
Input_Boards
1HK0206-SP-R01A
Date:
Page:
1
1
Pages
D
C
B
A
4321
D
R2
C
B
A
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by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the author.
JP1
XLR/M-NC3MBH
1234
4
2
3
1
100K
NA
C1
NA
47p/100V-K
AOUT_2+
AOUT_2-
C2
NA
47p/100V-K
JP2
1920
1718
1516
1314
1112
910
78
56
34
12
SEK18-20P
JP5
FASTON-6.3-ST
NA
HO4
NDK-R0-B40
JP3
SEK18-20P
HO5
NDK-R0-B40
D
1920
1718
1516
1314
1112
910
78
56
34
12
C
B
NA = not assembled part ----- EX = exclusive part, no alternative allowed
HT = high temperature part, assemble with distance from PCB
Title:
HK0206 Inputboards
66606 St. Wendel / Germany
Number:Version:Revision:
Drawn by:Date:
Checked by:
PCB No.:
Filename: HK0206-SP-R05-1A.Sch
F. Sitter
Name geprüft
HK0206-LP-R05-1A or later (always use latest revision)
1HK0206-SP-R01A
24.01.2007
01.01.2001
Date:
Page:
1
1
Pages
A
4321
D
C
LD2
5MM-B
R1
180R
8
B
JP100-2
SL-08P08X1-SW
NA
A
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by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the author.
1234
1234567
LD1
5MM-Y
R2
180R
8
JP101-2
SL-08P08X1-SW
NA
21
SW100
B3F-4055
DGND_FE
1234567
PRESET SELECT
NA = not assembled part ----- EX = exclusive part, no alternative allowed
HT = high temperature part, assemble with distance from PCB
Title:
HK0206 LUCAS Alpha
66606 St. Wendel / Germany
Number:Version:Revision:
Drawn by:Date:
Checked by:
PCB No.:
Filename: HK0206-SP-R02-1A.sch
F. Sitter27.02.2007
HK0206-LP-R03-1A or later (always use latest revision)
LED_Board
1HK0206-SP-R02A
Date:
Page:
1
1
Pages
D
C
B
A
4321
1" Driver 8 Ohms
12" Speaker 8
D
JS1
+
SP1.5Q
C
B
A
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by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the author.
INPUT
JS2
–
SP1.5Q
1234
C1
MKP-6.8u/250V
2.20mH/1.00mm_LU
L3
2.20mH/0.80mm_LI
R1
15R/50W
JS3JS4
C2
MKP-2.2u/250V
L1
C3
MKP-15u/250V
L2
0.22mH/0.71mm_LU
R3
10R/20W_AX
C5
MKP-18u/250V
HO1
NDK-R0-B42
HO2
NDK-R0-B42
JS5
HIGH OUT
JS6
JS8
MID/LOW OUT
JS7
HO3
NDK-R0-B42
HO4
NDK-R0-B42
–
B&C DE254
NA Nr. 994178
+
+
LP 320.75/N360
NA Nr. 994245
–
NA = not assembled part ----- EX = exclusive part, no alternative allowed
HT = high temperature part, assemble with distance from PCB
Title:
HK0206 LUCAS Alpha
66606 St. Wendel / Germany
Number:Version:Revision:
Drawn by:Date:
Checked by:
PCB No.:
Filename: HK0206-SP-R04-1A.sch
Frank Sitter
Thorsten Bender
HK0206-LP-R04-1A or later (always use latest revision)
Crossover Circuit
1HK0206-SP-R04-1AA
20.02.2007
20.02.2007
Date:
Page:
1
1
Pages
D
C
B
A
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