VIV SIXFIVE VIV68DSP User manual

VIV68DSP INSTRUCTIONS

• Signal Sensing, summing & delay

• 12 and 24 dB/Octave Crossovers

• 6-Channel Input, 8-Channel Output

• 31 Band Equalizer per channel

• Toslink input (optical input)

• Remote for Preset Recall and Level Control

• Wireless connection and audio streaming

• DSP App : PC, iOs, or Android

Active Range

S/N Ratio

T.H.D.

Freq. Response

Input Impedance

Low level output impedance

Signal input/output range

Temperature

Supply Voltage

Turn-on REM output

Current Draw

Input signal type

RCA output location

Output signal gain

Output signal equalizer

Output signal crossover

Output phase and time delay

Scene operations

≥110dB

≥100dB

≤0.02%

10Hz〜20KHz

Low level input: 20KΩ, High level input: 180Ω

≥36Ω

RCA Input：1.9-4V

High level：18.5V

Output：4.1V

-40〜70℃

DC 8.5V〜16.5V

+12 V starting voltage output(0.2A)

≤.75A

Choice: 6ch high level, 6ch low level, optical, Bluetooth

8ch low level output

Gain range: Mute, -59.9dB to 0.0dB

1-8 Each output channel has independent 31-band equalizer.

Each output high or low pass independent filter

1. Professional filter type: Butterworth, Linkwitz-Riley, Bessel

2. Filter crossover: 20Hz - 20KHz , Resolution 1Hz

3. Filter slope setting: 6/12/18/24/48dB/Oct。

Each output channel can be adjusted for phase and time delay, parameter range

Phase: 0/180゜

Time delay: 0.000-20ms，0.00-692cm，0.00-273inch

Store up 6 six preset settings.

SPECIFICATIONS

FEATURES

INPUT CONNECTIONS

OEM HEAD UNIT

AFTERMARKET

HEAD UNIT

REMOTE

OUTPUT TO AMPLIFIERS

VCC R

RGB OUT

ANT

CH1(L)CH3(L)CH7(L)CH8(R) CH5(L)

OUTPUT CH2(R)CH4(R)CH6(R) REMOTE

CH6(R)

PC CONTROL OPTICAL RCA INPUT

CH5(L) CH4(R) CH3(L) CH2(R) CH1(L) SPK IN6

ISO

IN5 IN4 IN3 IN2 IN1 GND

REM

OUT

REM

TURN-ON

POWER

+ + + + + +

- - - - -

IN6 IN5 IN4 IN3 IN2 IN1 +12V

REM

+ -

POWER SUPPLY

(6CH LOW LEVEL INPUT)

EXTERNAL

PROCESSOR HIGH LEVEL INPUT DC TURN ON

REM TURN ON

OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

RGB LED OUTPUT:

VCC = BLACK

R = RED

G = GREEN

B = BLUE

1. High level input (Typically OEM radio)

2. Low level input (Typically aftermarket radio or processor)

3. Optical input (Typically aftermarket radio or processor)

OPTICAL INPUT

MUTE

HOME

AM FM

NAV

CONNECTOR DESCRIPTION

CH6(R)

PC CONTROL OPTICAL RCA INPUT

CH5(L) CH4(R) CH3(L) CH2(R) CH1(L) SPK IN6

ISO

IN5 IN4 IN3 IN2 IN1 GND

REM

OUT

REM

TURN-ON

POWER

+ + + + + +

- - - - -

IN6 IN5 IN4 IN3 IN2 IN1 +12V

REM

VCC R

RGB OUT

ANT

CH1(L)CH3(L)CH7(L)CH8(R) CH5(L)

OUTPUT CH2(R)CH4(R)CH6(R) REMOTE

1. Speaker Level Inputs

2. RCA Analog Line Level Inputs

3. Optical Digital Inputs

4. RCA Analog Line Level Outputs

POWER CONNECTIONS

1 6 109 72

4 57 8

CH6(R)

PC CONTROL OPTICAL RCA INPUT

CH5(L) CH4(R) CH3(L) CH2(R) CH1(L) SPK IN6

ISO

IN5 IN4 IN3 IN2 IN1 GND

REM

OUT

REM

TURN-ON

POWER

- - - - - -

HEAD UNIT

REMOTE

+12V TRIGGER

GROUND

12V+

++++++

IN6 IN5 IN4 IN3 IN2 IN1 +12V

REM

REMOTE TURN ON/SIGNAL SENSE

The VIV68DSP has two options, a 12v remote input and signal sense option

REMOTE INPUT OPTION:

The head unit has a +12V trigger output that is connected to the VIV68DSP remote input terminal. When the head unit is turned on, the unit

will turn on the VIV68DSP. The remote out connection of the VIV68DSP may be used to daisy-chain to additional units or amplifiers and turn

them on as well.

SIGNAL SENSE OPTION

WIRED REMOTE:

Channels 7-8 are the default sub channels for the remote sub volume control.

Alternatively, the signal sense feature can be used to tun on the VIV68DSP when an audio input signal is detected at inputs 1-2. Then the

connection to the VIV68DSP’s remote input terminal is not required.

An in-line fuse holder with a 3A fuse should be fitted in the +12V line.

6. +12V Power Ground, Remote In/Out Connector

7 RGB LED Output: VCC = Black, R = Red, G = Green B = Blue

8. Bluetooth Antenna

9. Remote Trigger, Signal Sense

10. Ground Isolation Jumpers (

(NOTE: Ground Isolation Jumpers should only be adjusted with the power OFF)

5. Remote Control Connector

WINDOWS INSTALLATION:

• Double click the VIV68DSP icon to open the software and the main screen will appear as shown above.

• Once the unit is connected to your computer via the included USB cable the computer will find the new device once the VIV68DSP is

powered on and will automatically install the device on your computer.

• Once the device installation is complete the software and the hardware settings will automatically sync.

iOS & Android

• Once downloaded from the app store, launch the app and follow the installation prompts. Once installed you will be able to use the DSP

software on your device.

WINDOWS SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD: Visit www.memphiscaraudio.com/MEMPHISDSP

iOS SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD: Search app store for MEMPHIS DSP

ANDROID SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD: Search Play store for MEMPHIS DSP

Works with Windows XP / Vista / WIN7 / WIN8 / WIN10 operating systems

Once the software is downloaded, double-click the installation file

Follow instructions on the screen until your software installation is complete.

DSP SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD

DESKTOP INTERFACE

iOS & ANDROID INTERFACE

WINDOWS SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD: Visit www.memphiscaraudio.com/MEMPHISDSP

iOS SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD: Search app store for MEMPHIS DSP

ANDROID SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD: Search Play store for MEMPHIS DSP

Works with Windows XP / Vista / WIN7 / WIN8 / WIN10 operating systems

Once the software is downloaded, double-click the installation file

Follow instructions on the screen until your software installation is complete.

VIV68DSP software Windows software is divided into 5 sections:

DESKTOP/WINDOWS SOFTWARE INTERFACE

Section 1 - Input type: high level, AUX, Bluetooth and Optical

Section 2 - Select crossover types

Section 3 - EQ settings for each output

Section 4 - Adjust delay settings

Section 5 - Output channel configuration and mixer settings: The

input signal gain of output channels (CH1-CH8) can be adjusted from

this page. This page can be used to sum input channels by adjusting

input channel levels.

DESKTOP/WINDOWS SOFTWARE INTERFACE

SECTION 1:

OPTIONS

• Advanced

• Firmware settings

• Help

• About

• Restore factory settings

MEMORY

• Load machine presets

• Save machine presets

• Delete machine presets

• Load PC presets

• Save as PC presets

MIXER

This screen will allow you to do 2 things:

Route the inputs to which outputs you prefer

Adjust the level of each input to each output

In the example shown below

• Ch 1 inputs is routed 100% to Ch1 and Ch2 outputs

• Ch 2 input is routed 75% to Ch 3 and Ch4

• Ch 3 input is routed 100% to Ch 5

• Ch 4 input is routed 100% to Ch 6

• Ch 5 input is routed 100% to Ch 7

• Ch 6 input is routed 100% to Ch 7

AUDIO INPUT

This is where you select what signal input source you would like to use

DESKTOP/WINDOWS SOFTWARE INTERFACE

SECTION 2:

XOVER

Use this to set your crossovers for each output channel selected in SECTION 5

TYPE

Set the shape of your crossover

• Bessel: Slow smooth roll off

• Lin_Ril: Linkwitz-Riley –Steep roll off, 6dB down at filter cutoff frequency

• Butter_W : Butterworth - Flat and balanced roll off, 3db down at filter cutoff frequency

FREQ

• Set the frequency points for each crossover

OCT

• This is where you can set the slope for each crossover point

See below for the crossover points selected for CH1

Repeat these instructions for each of the 8 output channels

DESKTOP/WINDOWS SOFTWARE INTERFACE

SECTION 3:

SECTION 4/5

EQUALIZER

This section you can fine tune each output channel to achieve the user’s desired preference

THE VIV68DSP FEATURES 31 BANDS OF ADJUSTMENT

Each band allows you to adjust the following:

• Frequency

• Q – How wide or narrow the adjustment should be

- Narrow Q will affect only the selected frequency.

- Wide Q will affect the output of nearby frequencies

• dB: Decide how much to cut or boost the selected frequency

1. OUTPUT LEVEL

• Here you can set the output level for each of the 8 output channels

2. PHASE

• Here you can set each output channel at 0 or 180 degrees

3. MUTE

• Select which of the 8 output channels you would like to mute

4. TIME DELAY

This is where you can add delay on a speaker to allow the sound to hit both of the listener’s ears at the same time to improve imaging.

Determining Distance

• If the listener is in the DRIVER side

• The PASSENGER side speaker (CH2) could be at 0”

• The DRIVER side speaker (CH1) could be set to 10“ which is the DIFFERENCE in distance between the two speakers to

the listeners ear. (Do NOT enter in the actual distance for each speaker to the ear, only the difference in length).

1 2 3 4

DESKTOP/WINDOWS SOFTWARE INTERFACE

The 7 buttons on the bottom right of the PC software do the following:

BYPASS/RESTORE EQ: Allows you to hear the difference with your adjustments and without

RESET EQ: This allows you to remove your adjustments and start over from the beginning.

NORMAL MODE/CROSSOVER MODE: Crossover mode shows the names of each channel based on your install.

RESET OUTPUT: This will reset the channel specific settings

NORMAL MODE

BEFORE RESET

AFTER RESET

CROSSOVER MODE

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