KLING & FREITAG VIDA M Series, VIDA M 110, VIDA M 110 S, VIDA M 220, VIDA M 220 S User Manual

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USER‘S MANUAL
K&F VIDAM
User‘s Manual K&F VIDAM
Table of Content
Chapter / Content Page
1 Introduction 5
1.2 About this user's manual 5
2 Product Description 6
2.3 System requirements 7
2.4.1 Items Included VIDA M 110 / 110 S 7
2.4.2 Items Included VIDA M 220 / 220 S 7
2.5 Overview of VIDA M 110 / 110 S Parts 8
2.6 Overview of VIDA M 220 / 220 S Parts 9
2.7 Front-panel indicator 10
2.8 Accessories 11
2.9 Dimensions 12
2.9.1 Dimensions VIDA M 110 / 110 S 12
2.9.2 Dimensions VIDA M 220 / 220 S 13
2.10 Technical Specifications 14
2.10.1 Technical Specifications VIDA M 110 14
2.10.2 Technical Specifications VIDA M 110 S 15
2.10.3 Technical Specifications VIDA M 220 16
2.10.4 Technical Specifications VIDA M 220 S 17
2.11 Measuring Diagrams 18
3 General Safety Instructions 20
4 Initial installation of VIDA M 220 / 220 S modules 21
5 Wiring 24
5.1 Terminal positions and purpose 24
5.2 Kardioid 24
5.2.1 AC power inlet 24
5.2.2 Audio terminals 25
5.2.3 GPIO 26
6 GPIO specifications 27
6.1 GPI 27
6.1.1 GPI internal wiring: 28
6.2 GPO 29
7 Systemlatency 30
7.1 Dante latency 30
7.1.1 Example 30
7.1.2 Changing between Dante redundancy operating modes 31
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7.1.3 Setting up Dante latency with an additional hop 31
8 Initial Operation 32
9 Updates 34
9.1 Firmware Update 34
9.2 Dante Update 35
10 Care and Maintenance 36
11 Transportation and Storage 37
12 Disposal 37
12.1 Germany 37
12.2 EU, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein 37
12.3 All Other Countries 37
13 EC Declaration of Conformity 38
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1

Introduction

1.1 Icons Used

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1.2 About this user's manual

EN | Translation of the original instructions
All KLING&FREITAG manuals are originally authored in German.
© KLING&FREITAG GmbH, all rights reserved.
All specifications regarding the features of the described products and applicable safety guide­lines provided in this manual are based on information available at the time of publishing.
We assume no responsibility for technical specifications, dimensions, weights, and properties.
All information in this manual is subject to change without notice.
To ensure safe operation, all persons using the speaker system must have access to these user's manual and all other relevant material during installation. Ohne dieses gelesen, verstanden und griffbereit vor Ort zu haben, darf das Lautsprechersystem weder aufgebaut noch eingesetzt werden.
KLING&FREITAG spare manuals are separately available for order or can be downloaded from our website: www.kling-freitag.de
Contact Us: info@kling-freitag.de
KLING & FREITAG GMBH, Junkersstr. 14, D-30179 Hannover
Phone +49 511 96 99 70, fax +49 511 67 37 94 (other countries)
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2 Product Description

2.1 Intended Use

Be sure to use the VIDAM speaker system for stationary indoors installations only. The system is not designed for repeated assembly, reconfiguration, disassembly, or transport.
Risks imposed by falling or overturning parts
Be sure to install, suspend, fasten, and use Kling &<###Space: 1##>Freitag speakers only us­ing the designated fixtures as specified in this document.
Never down-tilt speakers mechanically.
Possible malfunctions
Never operate the speaker in an environment where the temperature exceeds 45 °C / 113 °F.
Never operate the speaker in places exceeding an altitude of 2,000 meters / 6,000 ft.
Make sure that the humidity is between 10% and 90%.
This product is not designed for use in corrosive environments.
Potential interference with household appliances
This device is not designed for home use.
Any use not described in this User’s Guide is not an intended use.

2.2 Versions

VIDAM is available in four versions designed for different applications and transmission rang­es.
VIDA M 110
Asymmetrical design
Transmission range: approx. 20 meters
Height: 1.1 meters
VIDA M 110 S
Symmetrical design
Transmission range: approx. 25 meters
Height: 1.1 meters
VIDA M 220
Asymmetrical design
Transmission range: approx. 30 meters
Height: 2.2 meters
VIDA M 220 S
Symmetrical design
Transmission range: approx. 32 meters
Height: 2.2 meters
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2.3 System requirements

Mounting hardware
Computer running Windows 8, 8.1, or 10
VIDAApp
The VIDAApp required for setting up the speaker system is freely available at the Win­dows Store.
For this purpose, visit the Microsoft App Store and search for VIDA App.
For more information, refer to the VIDAApp User's Manual, which is available for down­load at our website.
www.kling-freitag.de
Audio source connected to Analog, AES 3, or Dante.

2.4 Items Included

2.4.1 Items Included VIDA M 110 / 110 S

VIDA M 110 / 110 S speaker (1 piece)
Counterbore caps (12 pieces)
Sealing plate for the connector panel (1 piece)
Countersunk screw M4x10 for fixing the sealing plate (7 pieces)
3-pin power connector (1 piece)
9-pin audio-in connector (1 piece)
15-pin GPIO connector (1 piece)
Cable tie (3 pieces)
Loctite 2400 (5 ml)
User’s manual (1 piece)

2.4.2 Items Included VIDA M 220 / 220 S

Passive module for VIDA M 220 or VIDA M 220 S (1 piece)
Active module for VIDA M 220 or VIDA M 220 S (1 piece)
Mounting plate for fastening the modules (2 pieces)
Countersunk screw M6x10 for fastening the modules (12 pieces)
Counterbore caps (12 pieces)
Sealing plate for the active-module connector panel (1 piece)
Sealing plate for the passive-module connector panel (1 piece)
Countersunk screw M4x10 for fastening the sealing plates (14 pieces)
3-pin power connector (1 piece)
9-pin audio-in connector (1 piece)
15-pin GPIO connector (1 piece)
Cable tie (3 pieces)
Loctite 2400 (5 ml)
User’s manual (1 piece)
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2.5 Overview of VIDA M 110 / 110 S Parts

[A] Inlet for connecting mounting
hardware (also available at the bottom)
[B] Bores for fastening mounting
hardware. Can be sealed using the supplied caps when not in use.
[C] Connector panel
[D] Sealing plate for connector panel
[E] Screws for fastening the sealing
plate: 7 x Countersunk screw M4x10, hexagon socket wrench IS2,5 (7 pieces)
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2.6 Overview of VIDA M 220 / 220 S Parts

[A] Passive module
[B] Inlet for connecting mounting
hardware (bottom inlet for con­necting the active module)
[C] Bores for fastening mounting
hardware. Can be sealed using the supplied caps when not in use. Use the bores at the bottom for connection with the active module [H].
[D] Connector panel for fastening
the active module
[E] Sealing plate for the passive-
module connector panel
[F] Screws for fastening the sealing
plate: 7 x Countersunk screw M4x10, hexagon socket wrench IH2.5
[G] Fastener for connecting the pas-
sive module to the active module
[H] Active module
[I] Cable with connectors and
grommets for connecting the passive module. The VIDA M 220 has only one single cable!
[J] Inlet for connecting to the pas-
sive module (inlet at the bottom is for fastening mounting hard­ware)
[K] Bores for fastening the active
module [A]. The bores at the bottom are for fastening mount­ing hardware. Can be sealed us­ing the supplied caps when not in use.
[L] Connector panel
[M] Sealing plate for the active-mod-
ule connector panel
[N] Screws for fastening the sealing
plate: 7 x Countersunk screw M4x10, hexagon socket wrench IH2.5
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2.7 Front-panel indicator

Each VIDAM features an LED indicator located behind the front grille. You can turn the LED on and off using the VIDAApp in order to identify a specific VIDAM speaker.
The indicator color shows the following statuses:
Power-up (blue): The speaker is being powered up and will be ready for operation shortly.
Beam error (red-lit): The speaker has been powered up successfully and is ready for oper­ation; however, the sound-ray setup needs to be checked.
Identification (green): The speaker is part of the selected speaker group.
Error (flashing red and green): Configuration error. Perform a firmware update. See chap­ter »Firmware Update«, page 34.
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2.8 Accessories

VIDAM wall bracket
VIDAM flying frame
VIDAM adapter,
suitable for VIDA M 110 / 110 S
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2.9 Dimensions

2.9.1 Dimensions VIDA M 110 / 110 S

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2.9.2 Dimensions VIDA M 220 / 220 S

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2.10 Technical Specifications

2.10.1 Technical Specifications VIDA M 110

Concept
Input signal
Frequency range @-10 dB
Frequency range @±3 dB
Horizontal coverage angle (nominal)
Coverage angle vertical
Max. SPL
Components
Connectors
AUX OUT
Active 2-way coaxial line array with electronic beam
steering
Each speaker is fed through a dedicated DSP/amp channel.
95 Hz – 22 kHz
125 Hz – 21 kHz
90° nominal
Continuously adjustable spread angle up to 90°.
±45° steering angle
131 dB
16 × 1” dome tweeters
8 × 4” bass/midrange drivers
DANTE™ (primary/secondary)/remote (RJ45), AES67
compliant, AES/EBU input (9-pin Phoenix terminal block),
Analog input (9-pin Phoenix terminal block),
GPIO (15-pin Phoenix terminal block),
AUX OUT (9-pin Phoenix terminal block)
Controllable DSP output, e.g. for subwoofer expander,
+6 dBu nominal level
Analog input
Wide-range power supply
Rated input power
a)
Maximum power consumption
Enclosure
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Weight
Colors
a) @ 1/8 full-scale
Fullscale at +18 dBu
100 – 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
185 W
450 W
Aluminum extrusion profile, highly robust powder coating,
opaque steel grille with acoustic foam, hidden connector
panel
1083 mm × 150 mm × 133 mm
16.5 kg
RAL 9005 (black), standard
RAL 9010 (white), standard
RAL spot color, on request
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2.10.2 Technical Specifications VIDA M 110 S

Concept
Input signal
Frequency range @-10 dB
Frequency range @±3 dB
Horizontal coverage angle (nominal)
Coverage angle vertical
Max. SPL
Components
Connectors
AUX OUT
Active 2-way coaxial line array with electronic beam
steering
Each speaker is fed through a dedicated DSP/amp channel.
95 Hz – 22 kHz
125 Hz – 21 kHz
90° nominal
Continuously adjustable spread angle up to 90°.
±45° steering angle
131 dB
32 × 1” dome tweeters
8 × 4” bass/midrange drivers
DANTE™ (primary/secondary)/remote (RJ45), AES67
compliant, AES/EBU input (9-pin Phoenix terminal block),
Analog input (9-pin Phoenix terminal block),
GPIO (15-pin Phoenix terminal block),
AUX OUT (9-pin Phoenix terminal block)
Controllable DSP output, e.g. for subwoofer expander,
+6 dBu nominal level
Analog input
Wide-range power supply
Rated input power
a)
Maximum power consumption
Enclosure
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Weight
Colors
a) @ 1/8 full-scale
Fullscale at +18 dBu
100 – 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
240 W
585 W
Aluminum extrusion profile, highly robust powder coating,
opaque steel grille with acoustic foam, hidden connector
panel
1083 mm × 150 mm × 133 mm
17.4 kg
RAL 9005 (black), standard
RAL 9010 (white), standard
RAL spot color, on request
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2.10.3 Technical Specifications VIDA M 220

Concept
Input signal
Frequency range @-10 dB
Frequency range @±3 dB
Horizontal coverage angle (nominal)
Coverage angle vertical
Max. SPL
Components
Connectors
AUX OUT
Active 2-way coaxial line array with electronic beam
steering
Each speaker is fed through a dedicated DSP/amp channel.
95 Hz – 22 kHz
125 Hz – 21 kHz
90° nominal
Continuously adjustable spread angle up to 90°.
±45° steering angle
133 dB
32 × 1” dome tweeters
16 × 4” bass/midrange drivers
DANTE™ (primary/secondary)/remote (RJ45), AES67
compliant, AES/EBU input (9-pin Phoenix terminal block),
Analog input (9-pin Phoenix terminal block),
GPIO (15-pin Phoenix terminal block),
AUX OUT (9-pin Phoenix terminal block)
Controllable DSP output, e.g. for subwoofer expander,
+6 dBu nominal level
Analog input
Wide-range power supply
Rated input power
a)
Maximum power consumption
Enclosure
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Weight
Colors
a) @ 1/8 full-scale
Fullscale at +18 dBu
100 – 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
305 W
700 W
Aluminum extrusion profile, highly robust powder coating,
opaque steel grille with acoustic foam, hidden connector
panel
2167.5 mm × 150 mm × 133 mm
31.6 kg
RAL 9005 (black), standard
RAL 9010 (white), standard
RAL spot color, on request
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2.10.4 Technical Specifications VIDA M 220 S

Concept
Input signal
Frequency range @-10 dB
Frequency range @±3 dB
Horizontal coverage angle (nominal)
Coverage angle vertical
Max. SPL
Components
Connectors
AUX OUT
Active 2-way coaxial line array with electronic beam
steering
Each speaker is fed through a dedicated DSP/amp channel.
95 Hz – 22 kHz
125 Hz – 21 kHz
90° nominal
Continuously adjustable spread angle up to 90°.
±45° steering angle
133 dB
32 x 1“ dome tweeters
16 × 4” bass/midrange drivers
DANTE™ (primary/secondary)/remote (RJ45), AES67
compliant, AES/EBU input (9-pin Phoenix terminal block),
Analog input (9-pin Phoenix terminal block),
GPIO (15-pin Phoenix terminal block),
AUX OUT (9-pin Phoenix terminal block)
Controllable DSP output, e.g. for subwoofer expander,
+6 dBu nominal level
Analog input
Wide-range power supply
Rated input power
a)
Maximum power consumption
Enclosure
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Weight
Colors
a) @ 1/8 full-scale
Fullscale at +18 dBu
100 – 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
305 W
700 W
Aluminum extrusion profile, highly robust powder coating,
opaque steel grille with acoustic foam, hidden connector
panel
2167.5 mm × 150 mm × 133 mm
31.6 kg
RAL 9005 (black), standard
RAL 9010 (white), standard
RAL spot color, on request
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-180°
-150°
-120°
-90°
-60°
-30°
30°
60°
90°
120°
150°
180°
Attenuation (dB)
3 - 6
6 - 9
9 - 12
12 - 15
15 - 18
> 18
< 3
125 250 500 1k 2k
Frequency [Hz]
4k 8k 16k
-180°
-150°
-120°
-90°
-60°
-30°
30°
60°
90°
120°
150°
180°
Attenuation (dB)
3 - 6
6 - 9
9 - 12
12 - 15
15 - 18
> 18
< 3
125 250 500 1k 2k
Frequency [Hz]
4k 8k 16k
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2.11 Measuring Diagrams

Horizontal Directivity
Vertical Directivity
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-180°
-150°
-120°
-90°
-60°
-30°
30°
60°
90°
120°
150°
180
Attenuation (dB)
3 - 6
6 - 9
9 - 12
12 - 15
15 - 18
> 18
< 3
125 250 500 1k 2k
Frequency [Hz]
4k 8k 16k
20 100
-30
-20
-10
0
10
1k 10k 20k
SPL [dB]
Frequency Response
Vertical Directivity, optimised
Frequency response ‘on axis’
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3General Safety Instructions
Risk of electric shock
The system must be connected to the mains by a qualified electrician only.
Make sure that the power outlet has a ground connector and it is connected to the device through the PE conductor of the power cord!
Always route power cords so that they are protected from damage caused by stepping on it, tensile stress, or getting caught.
All equipment interconnected through signal cables must be connected to common ground. Failing to do so may result in an electric shock or permanent damage to the con­nected equipment.
Risk of electric shock and falling parts
Never perform any maintenance work on the equipment other than what is described in these user's manual.
Repair work must be carried out by qualified service personnel authorized by KLING&FREITAG.
Risks imposed by falling or overturning parts
To be installed by qualified personnel only.
Be sure to install, suspend, fasten, and use KLING&FREITAG speakers only using the des­ignated mounting hardware as specified in this document.
Observe the safety instructions in the User's Manuals to the respective mounting hardware.
Unless otherwise stated, use only KLING & FREITAG original parts for mounting the speakers.
Dieses Lautsprechersystem darf nicht mechanisch geneigt werden.
Never try removing the individual modules of VIDA M 220 / 220 S speakers after these have been joined, screwed, and glued together during initial installation.
Danger of fire
The device does not include a master fuse. Be sure to protect the supply line appropriately (230 V: 16 A fuse max.; 115 V: 20 A fuse max.)!
Also make sure the supply line has an appropriately dimensioned cable cross-section.
Risk due to high volumes
This equipment is capable of delivering sound pressure levels in excess of 90dB SPL, which may cause permanent hearing damage. Keep your distance from operating speakers.
Possible malfunctions
RF interference at the power cord or line cables may result in unwanted noise.
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VIDA M 220 / 220 S systems are disassembled for shipping and therefore need to be assembled for initial installation.
Risks imposed by falling parts
Never try removing the individual modules of VIDA M 220 / 220 S speakers once these have been joined, screwed, and glued together during initial installation.
Required Tools Required mounting material
hexagon socket wrench IH4 Loctite 2400 (supplied) hexagon socket wrench IH2.5 Bent needle-nose pliers
1. Slide the joint pieces [A] halfway into the passive-module inlets.
2. Apply Loctite 2400 to the threads of the M6x10 counter­sunk screws [B].
3. Screw in all M6x10 screws [B] using an IH4 hexagon socket wrench. Do not tighten yet!
4. Loosen the M4x10 countersunk screws [C] using an IH2.5 hexa­gon socket wrench and remove the sealing plate [D].
5. Slide the active module [E] onto the passive module [F].
6. Route the cables with their con­nectors [G] through the appro­priate cable openings [H] of the passive module. The VIDA M 220 has only one single cable!
7. Press the grommets [G] into the cable openings to seal the hous­ing. Make sure you can hear the grommets snap into place.
8. Apply Loctite 2400 to the threads of the M6x10 counter­sunk screws [I] to be used for fastening the active module.
9. Tighten the M6x10 screws [I] to a 3 Nm torque using an IH4 hexagon socket wrench.
10. Next, tighten the M6x10 screws of the passive module [B] (see above figure) to a 3 Nm torque.
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11. Plug in the connector as shown. The connecting-cable label matches the terminal label.
[A] MT 1
The remaining terminals will stay unoccupied.
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Use a pair of bent needle-nose pliers to complete the following steps:
VIDA M 220 S
12. Make the connections as shown. The connecting-cable labels match their respective terminal labels.
[A] MT 2, unoccupied
[B] MT 1
[C] HT 1A
[D] HT 1B
[E] HT 2B
[F] HT 2A
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13. Place the sealing plate.
14. Tighten the M4x10 screws using an IH2.5 hexagon socket wrench.
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5 Wiring

Wire the speaker as described below.

5.1 Terminal positions and purpose

[A] Netzanschluss, 100 V bis 240 V
AC
[B] Fuse (250 V, 8 A, slow blow)
[C] Sealing power-cable gland and
strain relief
[D] Dante/remote secondary (RJ45)
[E] Dante/remote primary (RJ45)
[F] Audio terminals
inputs: analog, AES 3, output (AUX): analog (LINE OUT)
[G] GPIO terminals

5.2 Kardioid

5.2.1 AC power inlet

Risk of electric shock
The system must be connected to the mains by a qualified electrician only.
[A] PE conductor
[B] N conductor (neutral)
[C] L conductor (phase)
Cable specification
Rating (min.) Min. outer diameter (strain re-
lief)
Max. outer diameter (strain re-
lief)
8 A 4 mm 10 mm
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5.2.2 Audio terminals

Potentially missing contact
Strip the cables by 7 mm.
Aux out (analog):
[A] GND (ground)
[B] COLD (–)
[C] HOT (+)
AES/EBU in (digital):
[D] GND (ground)
[E] COLD (–)
[F] HOT (+)
Analog in:
[G] GND (ground)
[H] COLD (–)
[I] HOT (+)
Cable specification
Conductor type Cross-sectional
area (max.)
Rigid/flexible 0.14 mm² 0.5 mm²
Flexible with wire end ferrule (no plastic ferrule) 0.25 mm² 0.34 mm²
Flexible with wire end ferrule (no plastic ferrule) 0.14 mm² 0.25 mm²
AWG specification 26 62
Cross-sectional area (max.)
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5.2.3 GPIO

Potentially missing contact
Strip the cables by 7 mm.
[A] to [C] GPO 1:
NC1, M1, NO1: Status output (warnings, errors)
[D] to [F] GPO 2:
NC2, M2, NO2: Status output (warnings, errors)
[G] to [I] ALARM:
COM, MUTE, PRIO: GPIs, for example, for warning sys­tems: auto switch-off for prioritizing another warning system, or for load­ing a specific warning-system preset
[J] to [O] GPI:
GND, +10 V, COM, A1, A2, A3: GPIs featuring power sources, allow­ing for switching between 8 presets
Refer to the VIDA App User’s Guide for details on the GPIOs.
Cable specification
Conductor type Cross-sectional
area (max.)
Cross-sectional area (max.)
Rigid/flexible 0.14 mm² 0.5 mm²
Flexible with wire end ferrule (no plastic ferrule) 0.25 mm² 0.34 mm²
Flexible with wire end ferrule (no plastic ferrule) 0.14 mm² 0.25 mm²
AWG specification 26 62
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6 GPIO specifications

6.1 GPI

GPI A1 – A3:
Type
Power consumption
Internal voltage supply
a)
Floating optocoupler inputs
2.5 mA @10 V
12 V/1 mA, floating
Reverse voltage
HIGH switching threshold
LOW switching threshold
a) If galvanic isolation is required, be sure to use an external voltage source!
Edge-triggered: 5 V (min.) – 30 V (max.)
Edge-triggered: –6 V (min.) – 1.5 V (max.)
GPI prio / mute:
Type
Power consumption
Internal voltage supply
a)
Floating optocoupler inputs
2.5 mA @10 V
12 V/1 mA, floating
Reverse voltage
HIGH switching threshold
Voltage controlled: 5 V (min.) – 30 V (max.)
–6 V
–6 V
LOW switching threshold
GPI PRIO function
Voltage controlled: –6 V (min.) – 1.5 V (max.)
Input selection
GPI MUTE function
a) If galvanic isolation is required, be sure to use an external voltage source!
Mute
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COM
GPI A1
GPI A2GPI A3 GND10 V
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6.1.1 GPI internal wiring:

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GPO 1 / GPO 2 = HIGH
M1 / M2
COMMON
NO1 / NO2
NO = Normally Open
NC1 / NC2
NC = Normally Closed
NC1 / NC2
NC = Normally Closed
NO1 / NO2
NO = Normally Open
M1 / M2
COMMON
GPO 1 / GPO 2 = LOW

6.2 GPO

Type
Max. Continuous current
Max. Peak current
Max. Peak voltage
NO1 / NO2
NC1 / NC2
M1 / M2
GPO internal wiring:
Floating MOFSET switches
0.5 A
1.5 A
60 VAC
Normally open, low impedance to COMMON
Normally closed, high impedance to COMMON
COMMON
GPO 1 / GPO 2 is high, status is OK
NO1 / NO2 is low-impedance to COMMON
GPO 1 / GPO 2 is low, status is ERROR
NO1 / NO2 is high-impedance to COMMON
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7Systemlatency
The following table lists the systems latency that is to be expected of the VIDA M. These values are true for the firmware version 1.1.0 and without using beamsteering.
Input K&F VIDA M AUX OUT
Analog 6.016 ms 1.260 ms
AES 44.1 kHz 8.299 ms 3.537 ms
AES 48.1 kHz 8.062 ms 3.313 ms
AES 88.2 kHz 7.302 ms 2.540 ms
AES 96 kHz 7.208 ms 2.448 ms
AES 176.4 kHz 6.830 ms 2.046 ms
AES 192 kHz 6.760 ms 2.000 ms
DANTE n.a. n.a.
When using system amplifiers such as the K&F PLM+ series with the AUX OUT, additional delay will be added due to the amps signal processing. For this reason, the AUX OUT has the least amount of delay possible, which leaves room to be adjusted via the VIDA APP.

7.1 Dante latency

The latency for the DANTE playback results from the setup for the DANTE network and the

7.1.1 Example

DANTE controller setup: latency = 0.5 ms, sample rate = 96 kHz
Total latency = 7.208 ms (AES 96 kHz) + 0.5 ms (DANTE) = 7.708 ms
By factory default, the two network ports of the VIDAM are configured for redundant oper­ation. This way, you can route a signal through Dante and two separate cable runs in order to increase fail-safety.
If necessary, you can change the two ports to the ‘Switched’ mode using the Dante Controller software. This way, you can route control data and the Dante signal from one speaker to the next. (This is referred to as daisy-chaining.) In this case, you cannot achieve a redundant con­figuration.
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7.1.2 Changing between Dante redundancy operating modes

1. Launch Dante Controller.
2. Double-click the VIDAM to be configured to access the Device View.
3. Click the Network Config tab.
4. Make the appropriate settings in the Dante Redundancy section.

7.1.3 Setting up Dante latency with an additional hop

There is one additional network switch installed inside K&F VIDAM which translates to one additional hop for the network. Be sure to note this when setting up the Dante latency.
For more information about setup and design of a Dante audio network and the necessary
www.audinate.com/resources
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8 Initial Operation

1. Download the VIDAApp from the Microsoft Store and install it.
For this purpose, visit the Microsoft App Store and search for VIDA App.
2. Download the VIDAApp User’s Guide from our website (www.kling-freitag.de).
3. Wire the speaker as previously described. See chapter »Wiring« on page 24.
4. Connect the power supply.
5. Add the speakers to your network.
6. Run the VIDAApp on your computer. At program launch, the Setup screen will be dis­played.
By default, the Offline Device is always displayed at the top left corner. Using that de­vice, you can configure settings without physically connecting a speaker. This means you can create and store “virtual setups” that you can later apply onto your physical speakers. To configure Offline Devices, press the button on the right-hand side to select the desired speaker type and number.
The Offline Device will list all accessible VIDA speakers and arrays.
While the VIDAApp is uploading the settings to the speakers found, green progress bars will show the upload status for each system.
At first use, a red dot appears next to the speaker. In addition, the front LED will light red. This means that no valid preset could be uploaded, so the speaker is not ready for operation.
In this case, change to the Beam tab.
Press the Presets button in the bottom right corner.
Load a setup. If you just want to perform a function check, the Default setup will do. Note that this preset is for performing function checks only—it is not suitable for sound adjustment.
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7. To check, change to the Setup tab.
When the progress bar is fully displayed and no red dot is shown, the speaker is ready for operation.
8. For details on speaker configuration and operation, refer to the VIDAApp User's Manual.
9. Output a low-volume signal to the system.
10. Check to see if the desired signals are applied to the intended speakers and make sure there is no interference.
A red progress bar indicates that the speaker has received damaged data packets, or no data packets at all. In this case, make sure you are within the WLAN service area, are connected to the correct WLAN, and no other network-related problems exist.
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9 Updates

9.1 Firmware Update

1. Connect the speakers to the mains.
2. Add the speakers to your network.
3. Download the VIDA Firmware Updater from our website (www.kling-freitag.de).
4. Unzip the file and run the executable.
5. Wait a moment until the software has found the speakers on the network and has selected the current firmware on the K&F server.
6. Compare the version numbers of the current firmware (“Build Info”) on the server with the installed speaker firmware.
7. If the firmware version installed on the speaker is lower than the version number on the K&F server, perform a firmware update.
8. Follow the instructions in the Quick Start Guide included in the ZIP file of the VIDA Firm­ware Updater.
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9.2 Dante Update

1. Connect the speakers to the mains.
2. Add the speakers to your network.
3. If the Dante Controller application is already installed, proceed to step 10.
4. Visit https://www.audinate.com/products/software/dante-controller.
5. Select your operating system.
6. Click the Dante Controller v… button.
7. Select I need to create an account to create a new account, or click I have an account to log in using your existing credentials.
8. Click Downloadfile: Dante Controller-….exe and save the file.
9. Launch the saved executable and follow the installation instructions.
10. Run the Dante Controller program.
11. To launch the Dante updater, click the button.
OR: Select View > Dante Updater or press CTRL+U.
12. Open the UPDATES AVAILABLE menu.
13. Select the checkboxes of those speakers you want to update.
14. Click UPDATE SELECTED DEVICES.
15. Select the checkbox to confirm that you understand that audio will be interrupted during the update process.
16. Click UPDATE NOW.
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When the update is complete, the following dialog will be shown:
17. Check the REBOOT REQUIRED box.
Click the REBOOT SELECTED DEVICES button to reboot the updated speaker(s).

10 Care and Maintenance

The K&F VIDAM system can exhibit signs of wear over the years, for example, from mechan­ical strain, transport damage, corrosion, or improper handling. Signs of wear typically indicate an increased safety risk.
In general, check the speaker and accessories for signs of wear at regular intervals.
When performing those checks, particularly look for deformations, cracks, dents, damage to threads, and corrosion. Also check slings and lifts (e.g. shackles, chains, and steel ropes) care­fully for wear and deformation.
If as a result of these checks any uncertainty should arise with regard to safety or defects are found, don’t use the speaker any longer. Contact your retailer.
Inspection regulations may vary depending on application and country of use. Observe all ap­plicable regulations; If in doubt, contact local authorities.
Many countries require regular inspection of mounting components and accessories. An addi­tional annual inspection is typically required to be performed by a technical expert. Moreover, a legally certified or official authority must perform a detailed inspection every four years.
Therefore, be sure to maintain an inspection log. Enter the values determined for each speaker and accessory during the periodic checks into this log. This way, relevant data are always at hand in case of inspection. This inspection log book shall be updated with the inspection steps, test intervals and parts lists.
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11 Transportation and Storage

Store the product in a dry place. Also, transport under dry conditions only.
During prolonged storage, ensure sufficient ventilation.
Avoid vibrations during transport.
Avoid mechanical stress during transport and storage, so the product is not damaged.

12 Disposal

This symbol on the electronic equipment indicates that the product must not be dis­posed of with household waste.

12.1 Germany

Don’t dispose of waste electrical equipment through household waste. All KLING & FREITAG products are plain business-to-business (B2B) products. <b>Don’t deliver it to official recycling points either.</b>
KLING & FREITAG GmbH is exclusively responsible for disposing of all KLING & FREITAG waste equipment marked with a crossed-out garbage-can icon. Please call the below phone number when you have a KLING & FREITAG product for disposal. We will offer you a straightforward and professional disposal at no cost.
For further disposal information of KLING & FREITAG waste products, call +49 511 -96 99 7 -0
The WEEE registration number of KLING & FREITAG GmbH is: DE64110372.

12.2 EU, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein

The local distributor (sales partner) in the respective country is responsible for complying with the national implementation of the WEEE directive.
Contact your retailer or the local authorities for information on the regulations applicable in any EU member state (except Germany).

12.3 All Other Countries

Contact your retailer or the local authorities for information on the regulations applicable in any country not listed above.
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13 EC Declaration of Conformity

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