Alphasonik APP122 Owner'S Manual Download Page 9

Controls And Functions

8

MIN MAX

PRT

PWR

OUTPUT

INPUT

5.  Input Sensitivity Adjustment

This control adjusts the amplifier’s sensitivity to match the signal strength coming from the 

source unit. Input sensitivity is variable from 200 Millivolts to 8 volts. Clockwise increases 

sensitivity. Counterclockwise decreases sensitivity. THE KNOB IS NOT A VOLUME 

CONTROL. A lower signal level will require increased sensitivity for full power. A higher sig-

nal will require decreased sensitivity.

6.  Low Level Input RCA Jacks

These inputs are for signal cables from the source unit or other processor.  Always use 

high quality shielded RCA cables.

7.  Low Level OUT RCA Jacks

The LINE OUT allows you to build multiple amplifier systems without having to use splitter 

cords to distribute the signal.  Now it is a simple matter of bridging one set of RCA cables 

into the first amplifier, then using the line out RCA jacks as the feed to the next amplifier.

8.  LED indicator (Status)

- PRT (Protection) : The amplifier protection circuitry will disable the amplifier if input 

overload, short circuit, or extremely high temperature conditions are detected. When the 

protection mode is in operation, the LED indicator on the side panel will be illuminated, 

indicating the amplifier has gone into a self-preservation mode.

 -PWR (Power) : This LED will illuminate when the amplifier is turned “ON”. If it fails to il

-

luminate, check the power connections to the amplifier and fuses.

Summary of Contents for APP122

Page 1: ...ALPHASONIK...

Page 2: ...and value Our electronics feature audiophile parts and circuit topology designed to let the full musical experience come through loud and clear Our loudspeakers employ the latest high quality materia...

Page 3: ..._________________ 5 Controls and Functions__________________________________________ 6 9 Specifications__________________________________________________ 10 Troubleshooting____________________________...

Page 4: ...and to take advantage of our warranty program Before installing your new product please read through the manual to fully understand the application Before making any electrical connections make sure t...

Page 5: ...RCA cables close together and away from any power wires 5 Think before you drill Be careful not to cut or drill into gas tank fuel lines brake or hydraulic lines vacuum lines or electrical wiring whe...

Page 6: ...ll will increase the low frequency sounds Use one of the two following signal connections RCA Cable Connection 1 Connect the RCA cable into the correct output terminals on the back of the source or Hi...

Page 7: ...Controls And Functions 6 POWER GND REM BATT 2 3 4 SPEAKER 1 REAR FUSE L R INPUT OUTPUT L 6 8 PRT PWR 7 FRONT 5 MIN MAX GAIN R G L HIGH INPUT 11 REMOTE 9 40Hz 200Hz LPF R 10 0 12 BASS BOOST...

Page 8: ...goes to the power antenna output of the car stereo Some Car Stereo s have a dedicated remote output This amplifier is turned ON remotely when the vehicle s stereo is turned ON NOTE IF YOUR RADIO DOES...

Page 9: ...ded RCA cables 7 Low Level OUT RCA Jacks The LINE OUT allows you to build multiple amplifier systems without having to use splitter cords to distribute the signal Now it is a simple matter of bridging...

Page 10: ...l distortion is audible and then turn it down until distortion is inau dible Next turn the amplifier level setting until once again distortion is audible and then back it down until distortion is inau...

Page 11: ...ifier Features Installation Kit Mono Block Amplifier HI Level Inputs RCA Throughput Connections Bass Boost Control Thermal Protection Nickel plated terminal blocks Proprietary Aluminum Heat Sink LED P...

Page 12: ...Troubleshooting 11...

Page 13: ...ive heat moisture and dust or where it may be repeatedly kicked brushed or bumped Make absolutely sure that the terminals for the products are connected to the proper inputs and outputs from the audio...

Page 14: ...ident or which has had the warranty seal broken serial number altered defaced or removed or which has been connected installed adjusted or repaired other than in accordance with the instructions furni...

Page 15: ...K BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE DIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT BECAUSE SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS OR...

Page 16: ...Copyright Alphasonik All rights reserved Any unauthorized reproduction or use of any Alphasonik logos images or design elements...

Reviews: