Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Arteluthe Satie Active ActiveDrive Playback System User Manual Version 1.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Specifications can change at any time. Please consult www.arteluthe.com, for the current user manual. Thank you. For your reference Serial Numbers: Purchase Date: Dealer: EC Declaration of conformity This is to certify that Arteluthe Satie conforms to the following standards: Safety: EN 60065: 2002 / IEC 60065: 2001 7th Edition. EMC: EN 55020: 2002 + A1: 2003, EN 55013 (2001), EN 61000-3-2 (2000) and EN 61000-3-3 (1995). This is a Class B product.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Safety symbols The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Unpacking Arteluthe Satie Active are delicate but heavy instruments. Unpacking should be accomplished by at least two persons in order to reduce the risk of injuries. With the Satie Active enclosure lying on its side, line up the two holes in the footer with the inserts on the bottom of the cabinet. Insert and tighten the screws by hand. Repat for the second footer. Screws should be tighten by hand.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 ALWAYS use a 3 prongs grounded power cord of adequate capacity and sufficient length. Please consult your local dealer for advice. DO NOT use an extension cord.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Welcome to the World of Arteluthe Thank you for choosing Arteluthe. Your Arteluthe Satie Active Playback system was designed and built in Canada, to the highest standards of quality. Before you set up your speakers for the first time, please read through this manual to ensure you are able to get the most out of your investment.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Signal routing and Connections ActiveDrive accepts an ANALOG input through a female balanced 3 pins XLR connector1. There is also an output 3 pins XLR male connector2 should you wish to piggyback multiple units or use a dedicated Arteluthe low frequency unit. Please note that the use of high quality 3 pins XLR terminated cable is strongly recommended for best sound quality.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 The unit is fitted with an IEC power receptacle4 and should always be used with a dedicated an appropriate grounded power cord. The power supply is universal and will automatically adjust to various voltages (100 to 240 volts). The quality of the sound reproduction is affected by the quality of the incoming voltage. If noise is present, it is advisable to use a power line filter of adequate capacity, or a seperate electrical circuit for the amplifiers.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 6. Positionning the spakers in room The distance to the corner walls will influence the level of low frequencies. Placing the speakers near the corners will augment the perceived bass, but may muddle the sound. It is advisable to put plants or other object to diffuse sound in the corners. Loudspeakers must be on the same plane, 2 to 4 metres apart (6 to 12 ft ) depending on room size.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Quick Set-up Guide 1. Unpack loudspeakers and install the supplied footing plates. CAUTION! Loudspeakers are extremely heavy, at least 2 persons are required to perform unpacking and installation. 2. Attach power cord and test power. With the Master Gain adjustment turned fully counter clockwise (mute) and power swich turned to OFF, install an appropriate grounded power cord in the IEC receptacle.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Working with presets The electronic board has provisions for 4 different memory setings - or PRESETS. Each preset contains a different algorythm that modifies the behavior of the frequency transfer, between source and amplifiers, thus changing the frequency response. We suggest using PRESET number 1, which is the "flat" setting in semi-reverberant rooms, such as a well furnished home.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Connection diagram Arteluthe Satie Active can be integrated with any system where the sound level of the source component(s) can be adusted, such as DAC, preamplifier, control amplifier, home cinema controller, etc. Stereo subwoofers can be daisy chained from each Satie Active, or from the head unit.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Troubleshooting guide Problem Probable cause Solution Amplifier not connected to mains Amplifier turned OFF or no signal Amplifier Master Gain muted Verify connection to mains Verifiy that the amplifier is ON (indicator light ON) and that signal is present (Signal light ON).
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Warranty Your Satie Active playback system is covered by a Limited Lifetime Warranty, valid upon the date of activation, and as long as you are the original owner. Your Arteluthe Satie Active will function properly and flawlessly for as long as you are the original owner, within limitations. Products NOT purchased by an AUTHORIZED FACTORY DEALER ARE NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY. In case of doubt, please contact the factory at www.arteluthe.com.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 System Specifications Amplifier / DSP Low Frequency 150 watts continuous into 4 Ω High Frequency 75 watts continuous into 4 Ω Low Frequencies LowPass 2 000 Hz, 48 dB per octave, Linkwitz-Riley High Frequencies High Pass 2 000 Hz, 48 dB per octave, Linkwitz-Riley DSP Preset 1 Flat DSP Preset 2 Vivid DSP Preset 3 Low boost DSP Preset 4 Low cut / subwoofer integration Drive Units Low Frequency Driver 6 in. Damped co-polymer, 3 in.
Arteluthe Satie Active User Manual Version 1.1 Electrical Specifications Power requirements AC 100 - 250 V (±10%) Mains Frequency Range DC - 80 Hz Start-up Voltage 90 V AC (130 V DC) Efficency >95% (starting from 1/8 of the maximum output power) Shutdown Voltage 290 V Minimum Operational Voltage 70 V Max Input Voltage 265 V Consumption (1/8 max output power @ 8 Ω Bridged) 0.
