Edge ED510-E2 Bedienungsanleitung

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Component subwoofer

ED510-E2

ED512-E2

OWNERS MANUAL

CAUTION

Congratulations on purchasing your EDGE subwoofer. Please read this manual in order to fully

understand how to get the best results from this product and ensure that all advice on how to look

after the product is followed.

Thank you for buying EDGE, we hope you enjoy listening to your product as much as we enjoyed

creating it.

DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO DAMP OR MOISTURE - doing so may result in re, shock

or damage to the product.

BEFORE WIRING DISCONNECT THE CABLE FROM THE POSITIVE BATTERY TERMINAL -

failure to do so may result in electric shock or injury.

ENSURE GOOD AND CORRECT CONNECTIONS - failure to make the correct connections may

result in re or damage to the product.

DO NOT USE ANY FUNCTIONS OF THIS EQUIPMENT THAT MAY TAKE YOUR CONCENTRA-

TION AWAY FROM DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE - do not set up your amplier whilst driving, doing so

may result in an accident. For prolonged setting up, make sure that your vehicle is stationary and in

a safe location.

KEEP THE VOLUME AT A LEVEL SO YOU CAN STILL HEAR OUTSIDE NOISE - failure to do

this may result in an accident. EDGE equipment is capable of producing sound levels that can

permanently damage your hearing. EDGE recommends caution when listening at high volume. For

safe and enjoyable listening the sound should be comfortable and clear without distortion.

CAUTION

Never connect any speaker lead to the car chassis. This can cause severe damage to your speaker

/car radio /amplier.

Before drilling or cutting any holes, investigate the layout of your vehicle thoroughly.

Use caution when working near the fuel / hydraulic lines and electrical wiring.

Observe the correct polarity when wiring, improper phasing may cause a loss of bass response.

Ensure that no moving parts catch on the speaker or grill (e.g. window or door handles, or window

glass inside the door)

INSTALLATION

• The quality of the installation will affect the system performance and reliability.

• Contact your nearest authorised EDGE dealer if you are unsure about the installation of this

product.

• Please mount this unit away from any potential hazards.

• Minimising the length of wires will provide higher audio output from the system.

• The speaker should be securely fastened to the mounting position using the screws provided.

• Pre drill your mounting holes using a drill and position with the template provided.

• Be sure to investigate your mounting area thoroughly for electrical wires, brake or fuel lines or fuel

tank to prevent causing any damage.

LIMITED WARRANTY

All EDGE products carry a full 12 month warranty, valid from the date of the original receipt and

proof of purchase. In order to validate this warranty, the online warranty card should be completed

within seven days of the original purchase date. The original receipt and packaging should be re-

tained for this twelve month period. If the product develops a problem any stage during the warranty

period, it should be returned to the point of purchase in it’s original packaging, and complete with no

items missing. If the store is unable to repair the product it may have to be returned to EDGE.

A full description of EDGE warranty information can be found on our website:

www.edgecaraudio.co.uk/warranty

WHAT IS NOT COVERED

• Damage to product due to improper installation.

• Subsequent damage to other components.

• Damage caused by exposure to moisture, excessive heat, chemical cleaners and / or UV

radiation.

• Damage through negligence, misuse, accident or abuse. Repeated returns for the same fault may

be considered abuse.

• Any cost or expense related to the removal and / or re-installation of the product.

• Damage caused by amplier clipping or distortion.

• Items repaired or modied by any unauthorised repair facility.

• Return shipping on non defective items.

• Products returned without a returns authorisation number.

• Damage to product due to use of sealant.

INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY

Contact your international EDGE dealer or distributor concerning specic procedure for your coun-

try’s warranty policies.

WARNING

EDGE Equipment is capable of sound pressure levels that can cause permanent damage to your

hearing and those around you. Please use common sense when listening to your audio system and

practice safe sound.

All content included in this manual such as text, graphics, logos, icons, images and data, are the property of Midbass Distribution Limited t/a EDGE audio

(herein referred to as “EDGE”, “us” or “we”) and its afliate or their content and technology providers, and are protected by United Kingdom and Interna-

trademarks of EDGE. Graphics and logos are trademarks or trade dress of EDGE audio or its subsidiaries. EDGE’s trademarks and trade dress may not be

used in connection with any product or service that is not EDGE’s, in any manner that is likely to cause confusion among customers or in any manner that

disparages or discredits EDGE. All other trademarks not owned by EDGE or its subsidiaries that appear in this manual are the property of their respective

owners, who may or may not be afliated with, connected to, or sponsored by EDGE or its subsidiaries.

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED AT LAW, EDGE IS PROVIDING THIS MANUAL AND ITS CONTENT ON AN “AS IS” BASIS AND MAKES NO

(AND EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL) REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THIS

MANUAL OR THE INFORMATION, CONTENT, MATERIALS OR PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THIS MANUAL INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION,

WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN ADDITION, EDGE DOES NOT REPRESENT OR WARRANT

THAT THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL IS COMPLETE OR CURRENT, AND THAT ALL SPECIFICATIONS AND INFORMATION

CONTAINED WITHIN THIS MANUAL ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. EDGE RECOMMEND CAUTION WHEN LISTENING TO MUSIC

REPRODUCED THROUGH EDGE EQUIPMENT. EDGE EQUIPMENT IS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING SOUND AND SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS THAT

CAN PERMANENTLY DAMAGE HEARING OF YOU AND THAT OF OTHERS. FOR SAFE AND ENJOYABLE LISTENING, THE SOUND SHOULD BE

CLEAR WITHOUT DISTORTION AT A COMFORTABLE VOLUME. BY USING ANY EDGE EQUIPMENT, YOU AGREE TO TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY

FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY AND THE SAFETY OF OTHERS WHEN LISTENING TO MUSIC AT HIGH VOLUMES THROUGH EQUIPMENT YOU HAVE

PURCHASED. USE OF ANY EDGE EQUIPMENT CONSTITUTES AGREEMENT TO THIS DISCLAIMER.

Except as specically stated in this manual, to the fullest extent permitted at law, neither EDGE nor any of its afliates, directors, employees or other

representatives will be liable for damages arising out of or in connection with the use of this manual or the information, content, materials or products

included.

This is a comprehensive limitation of liability that applies to all damages of any kind, including (without limitation) compensatory, direct, indirect or

consequential damages, loss of data, income or prot, loss of or damage to property and claims of third parties. For the avoidance of doubt, EDGE does

not limit its liability for death or personal injury to the extent only that it arises as a result of negligence of EDGE, its afliates, directors, employees or other

representatives.

RUN IN PROCEDURE

INSTALLATION

EDGE recommends that you follow the run in procedure for the subwoofer detailed below.

When your Subwoofer is used for the rst time, like most brand new items it is naturally very stiff and

rigid. It will take time for the moving parts of this Subwoofer to loosen up before the Subwoofer will be

ready to deliver its full potential.

For the rst 30 hours it is recommended that you play the Subwoofer initially at low to medium

volumes, gradually increasing the volume level as time progresses.

As a guide, if you listen to your Subwoofer for 1 hour every day it will take a month for the subwoofer to

run in properly.

You will notice a big change in the sound of the Subwoofer over this period. As the spider and surround

begin to run in the sound will get deeper and harder, also the output of the Subwoofer will increase as

the suspension loosens up.

The Subwoofer is like your car’s engine, it needs a few thousand miles before you can drive it to its full

potential. Driving it into the redline from the rst day will mean engine damage is certain and will not be

covered by warranty.

Failure to follow this simple procedure is the most common reason for a Subwoofer to fail after a very

short period of time.

WIRING

Please follow the wiring diagram below and ensure that correct polarity is observed as incorrect

wiring may cause the subwoofer to be out of phase with the rest of the system and result in a loss of

bass.

SEALED ENCLOSURE INSTALLATION

VENTED ENCLOSURE INSTALLATION

The most basic and simple of all speaker enclosures is the sealed enclosure otherwise referred to as

an acoustic suspension design. They are called acoustic suspension enclosures because the air inside

the box acts like a brake to control the woofer.

The sealed enclosure is the easiest design to build and tune, as long as you work within the minimum

and maximum recommended volumes you cannot get it wrong. The smaller enclosures produce a

tighter punchy bass, the larger enclosures produce a deeper bass. Sealed enclosures offer high power

handling, tight response and smooth low end roll off and cone motion is better controlled at all frequen-

cies because of the constant pressure on the back of the woofer.

Sealed enclosures are ideally suited to rock, jazz and live music.

A vented (also known as ported) enclosure is not much more complex than a sealed design. It consists

of a box with a hole in it.

The vented enclosure has to be correctly designed in order to function correctly. The vent in the

enclosure interacts with the air in the cabinet and the woofer to increase output and reduce cone

excursion at and around the tuning frequency.

At the tuning frequency of the enclosure almost all of the bass is being produced by the vent, not the

woofer. It is more difcult to achieve good performance as the enclosure volume and port volume are

critical but the results are worth it as the ported box is up to 3 times as loud as the same woofer in a

sealed box. It is also possible with the correct tuning to add a “bump” in the response of the enclosure

to boost bass at a preferred frequency. Vented enclosures are best suited to dance, R&B, electronically

produced music and high SPL applications.

ED510-E2

ED512-E2

Tight bass: 1 cubic feet

Deep bass: 1.5 cubic feet

Tight bass: 1.25 cubic feet

Deep bass: 2 cubic feet

ED510-E2

ED512-E2

Volume: 1.75 cubic feet

Port area: 25 square inches

Port length: 20 inches

Port volume: 0.3 cubic feet

Total enclosure volume: 2.05 cubic feet

Volume: 2 cubic feet

Port area: 30 square inches

Port length: 20 inches

Port volume: 0.35 cubic feet

Total enclosure volume: 2.35 cubic feet

ENCLOSURE CONSTRUCTION

BRACING RECOMMENDATIONS

ENCLOSURE VOLUME

Use at least 3/4 inch MDF (medium density breboard) or birch ply to construct your enclosure and at

least 1 inch is recommended for the bafe. It is recommend that the panels are glued, screwed and

braced with sections of the same material you have used to build the enclosure from. The FLI ACID

subwoofer is capable of producing internal pressures that can literally blow apart badly made

enclosures, so great care needs to be taken with the construction and bracing of your enclosure.

It is also worth sealing the joints with a silicone sealer once the glue has dried to make a perfect airtight

seal.

NOTE- Do not screw the Subwoofer into the enclosure within 24 hours of applying silicone sealer to the

joints.

The gases given off as the silicone cures can perish the surround of the subwoofer causing a non

warranty failure.

To calculate the volume required for your enclosure please refer to recommended enclosure volumes

specied for your subwoofer. These are listed in cubic feet. To convert cubic feet to litres multiply the

cubic feet by 28.3. If you use this formula calculating your enclosure size will be easy .1 cubic foot is

expressed as 12” x 12” x 12” = 1728 cubic inches

Enclosure construction

Use at least 3/4 inch MDF (medium density ﬁbreboard) or Birch ply to construct your enclosure

and at least 1 inch is recommended for the bafﬂe. It is recommend that the panels are glued,

screwed and braced with sections of the same material you have used to build the enclosure

from. The BlackAir woofer is capable of producing internal pressures that can literally blow

apart badly made enclosures, so great care needs to be taken with the construction and

bracing of your enclosure. It is also worth sealing the joints with a silicone sealer once the glue

has dried to make a perfect airtight seal.

NOTE- Do not screw the Subwoofer into the enclosure within 24 hours of applying silicone

sealer to the joints.

The gases given off as the silicone cures can perish the surround of the Subwoofer causing a

non warranty failure.

Enclosure Volume

To work out the volume required for your enclosure please refer to recommended enclosure

volumes speciﬁed for your Subwoofer. These are listed in cubic feet. To convert cubic feet to

litres multiply the cubic feet by 28.3. If you use this formula calculating your enclosure size will

be easy .1 cubic foot is expressed as 12” x 12” x 12” = 1728 cubic inches

If we require a volume of 2.5cuft then we multiply this by 1728 2.5 x 1728= 4320 cubic inches.

We now take 2 known enclosure dimensions that we will use, e.g height and width and divide

this ﬁgure by them which will give us the depth, for example our height is 15”, our width is 20”.

So our depth is 14.4” for this enclosure.

Note : this formula is for the INTERNAL dimensions, please add the thickness of the material

used to construct the enclosure to the formula to give you the outside dimensions.

So assuming we are using 1 inch material we need to add 2 thicknesses to each internal

dimension to allow for material top and bottom, so the external dimensions for this enclosure

would be 17 x 22 x 16.4 inches.

The displacement of the woofer and the displacement of the port must also be added to the

required volume before you calculate the required sizes needed to build your enclosure.

NOTE- When using a port you must leave a gap at least equal to the shortest measurement of

the port between the rear of the enclosure and the port.

Good Better Best

Enclosure construction

Use at least 3/4 inch MDF (medium density ﬁbreboard) or Birch ply to construct your enclosure

and at least 1 inch is recommended for the bafﬂe. It is recommend that the panels are glued,

screwed and braced with sections of the same material you have used to build the enclosure

from. The BlackAir woofer is capable of producing internal pressures that can literally blow

apart badly made enclosures, so great care needs to be taken with the construction and

bracing of your enclosure. It is also worth sealing the joints with a silicone sealer once the glue

has dried to make a perfect airtight seal.

NOTE- Do not screw the Subwoofer into the enclosure within 24 hours of applying silicone

sealer to the joints.

The gases given off as the silicone cures can perish the surround of the Subwoofer causing a

non warranty failure.

Enclosure Volume

To work out the volume required for your enclosure please refer to recommended enclosure

volumes speciﬁed for your Subwoofer. These are listed in cubic feet. To convert cubic feet to

litres multiply the cubic feet by 28.3. If you use this formula calculating your enclosure size will

be easy .1 cubic foot is expressed as 12” x 12” x 12” = 1728 cubic inches

If we require a volume of 2.5cuft then we multiply this by 1728 2.5 x 1728= 4320 cubic inches.

We now take 2 known enclosure dimensions that we will use, e.g height and width and divide

this ﬁgure by them which will give us the depth, for example our height is 15”, our width is 20”.

So our depth is 14.4” for this enclosure.

Note : this formula is for the INTERNAL dimensions, please add the thickness of the material

used to construct the enclosure to the formula to give you the outside dimensions.

So assuming we are using 1 inch material we need to add 2 thicknesses to each internal

dimension to allow for material top and bottom, so the external dimensions for this enclosure

would be 17 x 22 x 16.4 inches.

The displacement of the woofer and the displacement of the port must also be added to the

required volume before you calculate the required sizes needed to build your enclosure.

NOTE- When using a port you must leave a gap at least equal to the shortest measurement of

the port between the rear of the enclosure and the port.

ENCLOSURE VOLUME (CONT)

If we require a volume of 2.5cuft then we multiply this by 1728 2.5 x 1728= 4320 cubic inches.

We now take 2 known enclosure dimensions that we will use, e.g height and width and divide this gure

by them which will give us the depth, for example our height is 15”, our width is 20”.

So our depth is 14.4” for this enclosure.

Note : this formula is for the INTERNAL dimensions, please add the thickness of the material used to

construct the enclosure to the formula to give you the outside dimensions.

So assuming we are using one inch material we need to add two thicknesses to each internal

dimension to allow for material top and bottom, so the external dimensions for this enclosure would be

17 x 22 x 16.4 inches.

The displacement of the woofer and the displacement of the port must also be added to the required

volume before you calculate the required sizes needed to build your enclosure.

Note:

When using a port you must leave a gap at least equal to the shortest measurement of the port

between the rear of the enclosure and the port.

So for a 3” port there must be at least a 3” gap between the port and the rear of the enclosure.

Enclosure construction

Use at least 3/4 inch MDF (medium density ﬁbreboard) or Birch ply to construct your enclosure

and at least 1 inch is recommended for the bafﬂe. It is recommend that the panels are glued,

screwed and braced with sections of the same material you have used to build the enclosure

from. The BlackAir woofer is capable of producing internal pressures that can literally blow

apart badly made enclosures, so great care needs to be taken with the construction and

bracing of your enclosure. It is also worth sealing the joints with a silicone sealer once the glue

has dried to make a perfect airtight seal.

NOTE- Do not screw the Subwoofer into the enclosure within 24 hours of applying silicone

sealer to the joints.

The gases given off as the silicone cures can perish the surround of the Subwoofer causing a

non warranty failure.

Enclosure Volume

To work out the volume required for your enclosure please refer to recommended enclosure

volumes speciﬁed for your Subwoofer. These are listed in cubic feet. To convert cubic feet to

litres multiply the cubic feet by 28.3. If you use this formula calculating your enclosure size will

be easy .1 cubic foot is expressed as 12” x 12” x 12” = 1728 cubic inches

If we require a volume of 2.5cuft then we multiply this by 1728 2.5 x 1728= 4320 cubic inches.

We now take 2 known enclosure dimensions that we will use, e.g height and width and divide

this ﬁgure by them which will give us the depth, for example our height is 15”, our width is 20”.

So our depth is 14.4” for this enclosure.

Note : this formula is for the INTERNAL dimensions, please add the thickness of the material

used to construct the enclosure to the formula to give you the outside dimensions.

So assuming we are using 1 inch material we need to add 2 thicknesses to each internal

dimension to allow for material top and bottom, so the external dimensions for this enclosure

would be 17 x 22 x 16.4 inches.

The displacement of the woofer and the displacement of the port must also be added to the

required volume before you calculate the required sizes needed to build your enclosure.

NOTE- When using a port you must leave a gap at least equal to the shortest measurement of

the port between the rear of the enclosure and the port.

TS PARAMETERS

Parameter ED510-E2 ED512-E2

Revc 4Ω 3.9Ω

F0 39.8Hz 34.1 Hz

Sd 33 cm251.47 cm2

Md 75g 110g

BL 9.9 Tm 10.49 Tm

Qms 7.17 6.251

Qes 1.040 1.051

Qts 0.908 0.900

N0 0.283 % 0.321 %

SPL 85.6dB 86.5 dB

Vas 30.8 Ltr 58.8 Ltr

Cms 189.973 uM/N 161.588 uM/N

Krm 1.727mΩ 1.748mΩ

Erm 0.912 0.908

Mms 84.154g 135.096g

Mmd 80.552g 128.382g

Kxm 30.072mH 30.601mH

Exm 0.671 0.667

SPECIFICATION

Model ED510-E2 ED512-E2

Type subwoofer subwoofer

Speaker Size 10” (275mm) 12” (323mm)

RMS Power 250 watts 300 watts

Peak Power 750 watts 900 watts

Minimum Input (RMS) 125 watts 150 watts

Sensitivity 85.6dB 86.5dB

Frequency Response 30Hz - 1.7kHz 25Hz - 1.5kHz

Impedance 4Ω 4Ω

Mounting Depth 4.4” (112mm) 4.9” (125mm)

Mounting Diameter 9.1” (232mm) 10.9” (276mm)

X-MAX 5mm 7mm

Required Enclosure

Volume

1 - 1.75ft31.25 - 2ft3

Recommended Amplifier ED7300-E2 ED7300-E2

UK TECHNICAL ENQUIRIES

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Calls cost 50p per minute. Call costs correct at date of publication (01/02/12)

Hours of business 9.00am - 5.30pm GMT Monday - Friday.

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