V4112/V4115 Back Panel. Harbinger VARI V4115, VARI V4000 Series, VARI V4112

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V4112/V4115 BACK PANEL

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COLOR LCD DISPLAY

See page 10-14 for display features and functions.

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MASTER VOLUME KNOB

• Turn this knob to set volume from the speaker

• Press knob to access DSP parameters on the display

• Follow instructions on display to adjust DSP (see page 10-14)

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CHANNEL 1 AND 2 KNOBS

These knobs set the volume for the inputs below them.

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CHANNEL 3 KNOB

Sets the volume for all the inputs below, including Bluetooth audio, aux, and left (Mono) and Right line inputs.

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MIC/GUITAR/LINE SWITCHES

Set these to match the type of source connected to the input below them.

- Mic: for microphones, or line level sources with low output volumes

- Guitar: for acoustic guitar or guitar pedal board

- Line: for line level sources

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BLUETOOTH

Press On/Pair to enable Bluetooth audio input, and initiate pairing.

- To pair, look for V4112 or V4115 from your Bluetooth audio source device.

- LED is lit solid when currently paired, blinking when available for pairing, and off if Bluetooth has been disabled by a press of the

Bluetooth Off button.

- On/Pair button forces any currently connected Bluetooth audio source to disconnect, and makes the speaker available for pairing.

- Off button disables Bluetooth. If Bluetooth is off when you turn power off, it will remain off when you turn power on.

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AUX INPUT

Audio from smartphones, computers and other consumer audio devices can be connected here.

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CHANNEL 1 AND 2 INPUT JACKS

Connect XLR or 1/4-inch cables.

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BALANCED LINE INPUTS

Balanced or unbalanced line level sources can be connected here.

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POWER INPUT

Connect provided power cable here.

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BASS AND TREBLE KNOBS

Adjust the sound of your speaker.

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MONO / STEREO MASTER / LINK IN SWITCH

- Mono: This speaker will output mono audio, and send mono audio to the

LINK OUT jack so it’s available for any other speaker or sound system.

- Stereo Master: This speaker will operate as the master speaker of a

Smart Stereo pair. Use a mic cable to connect this speaker’s LINK OUT to the LINK IN jack of a second speaker of the same type. All inputs should be connected to the first master speaker, which will also set the volume and tone of both speakers.

- Link In: Use this setting for the second speaker of a Smart Stereo pair.

The audio from the LINK IN will be routed directly to the power amp and speaker, with all other inputs and controls being ignored. This jack feeds directly through to the power amp, bypassing all volume and tone controls of the amplifier.

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DIRECT OUT JACK

Usually sends out mono audio.

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LINK IN JACK

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switch is set to LINK IN.

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LINK OUT JACK

- Mono: sends out mono audio (see also DI For Stereo master on page 13).

- Stereo Master: sends out audio for second speaker’s LINK IN

- Link In: sends out the same audio received at the LINK IN jack

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FUSE

If the speaker will not power on and you suspect its fuse may have blown, turn off the power switch, and open the fuse compartment using a small flat blade screwdriver. If metal strip in fuse is broken, replace with T6.3 L/250V type only.

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Switches the power on and off.

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DSP DISPLAY FEATURES: HOME PAGE

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1 VOLUME METER

Displays the current audio output level.

2 CLIP INDICATORS

Red indicates clipping: turn down MASTER VOLUME, or CHANNEL knobs for active inputs.

3 MASTER VOLUME VALUE

Shows current Master Volume value, as set by MASTER VOLUME knob.

4 Frequency Curve

Shows the frequency response resulting from current settings of:

• Voicing

• Bass

• Treble

• Sub Cut

• Location

As you make a change to any of these settings, the curve will show the effect on frequency response.

The curve is flat when all these factory standard initial settings are in use:

• Bass: 0dB

• Treble: 0dB

• Voicing: Standard

• Sub Cut: Off

• Location: Pole

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5 VOICING

Name of currently active Voicing is shown.

• Standard is the normal tuning of the VARI.

6 BASS

Knob graphic and number indicate current BASS knob setting.

7 SUB CUT

Current setting of Sub Cut filter.

8 LOCATION

Current setting of Location.

• Pole is the standard location.

• Floor and Wall locations reduce low frequencies, as shown by the frequency curve when one of these locations is active.

9 TREBLE

Knob graphic and number indicate current TREBLE knob setting.

10 MASTER VOLUME KNOB

• Turn this knob to set volume from the speaker

• Press knob to access DSP parameters on the display

• Follow instructions on display to adjust DSP (see page 10-14)

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MAIN MENU VOICINGS

Voicings tune the VARI 4000 for common uses. As you select a voicing on the Select Voicing page, the curve indicates how that voicing effects the VARI 4000 frequency response.

While Home is highlighted, as it is above, you can press the Master

Volume / DSP knob to return to the Home Page.

Or turn the Master Volume / DSP knob to highlight a function, as Voicing is highlighted below, then press the Master Volume / DSP knob to show the control page for the highlighted function.

For example, here is the Select Voicing page:

Turn the Master Volume/DSP knob to set the displayed function.

On this page, the Master Volume/DSP knob selects the Voicing.

Most function pages allow you to push the Master Volume/DSP knob to return to the Home Page, as the bottom of this page indicates.

From the Select Voicing page, turning the Master Volume / DSP knob will select from the 10 voicing memories.

• Turning the Bass and Treble will show you their effect on the frequency response of the voicing.

• Turning the Master Volume / DSP knob will load a different voicing and reset Bass and Treble to 0.

• Pressing the Master Volume / DSP knob will exit this page and return to the Home Page.

The first 5 voicings provided from the factory are as follows:

• Standard: The default tuning of the VARI 4000, designed to provide a highly accurate full frequency response for general use, with no additional frequency contouring.

• Club: Increased low frequencies and reduced highs intended for high volume electronic dance music.

• Live Band: Reduced low frequencies and boosted highs intended for main speakers for a band performing to a large audience at high volume.

• Speech: Reduced low frequencies and emphasized frequencies in the vocal range, intended for maximum intelligibility of amplified speech with reduced tendency for feedback and rumble.

• AcoGtr&Vox: Reduced low frequencies and focused mid frequencies that can enhance acoustic guitars and vocals, and reduce potential for feedback and rumble, when amplifying acoustic guitar and vocals together at high volume.

• User 1–5: Each of these 5 memory locations initially provide the same unaltered settings as the Standard tuning, but you can overwrite them with your own customized tunings using the VARI

4000 iOS ® App.

You can customize any voicing (including the 5 factory standard voicings) from the free, downloadable VARI 4000 iOS ® App for iPhone ® and iPad ® , available from Apple’s iOS App Store.

• Using the app, you can adjust all the bands of EQ that define a voicing, and overwrite any voicings in the VARI 4000’s memory with your personalized settings.

• You can then access any of those voicings directly from the VARI’s own display at any time.

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