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Owner’s Manual
PA1001G Power Amplifier
1601 Jack McKay Blvd. • Ennis, Texas 75119 U.S.A.
Telephone: 800.876.3333 • Fax: 800.765.3435
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1. iec Ac receptacle
Connect this grounded power cord to 100VAC - 240VAC 50/60Hz circuits only. Serious damage may result otherwise.
2. Ac mains fuse
For 100v - 240v 50Hz - 60Hz operation use Slow Blow T1.6AL 250v, 5mm x 20mm.
Note: Fuse is internal and should only be changed by a qualified technician.
3. unsWitched outlet
The un-switched outlet provides power for other devices such as video projectors, CD players or laptop computers.
This AC outlet is live all the time as long as the power cord is plugged into a live duplex outlet. Keep the total power
draw below 500W. This outlet can also be used to remotely turn on the PA1001G. See AC Sense Trigger for more
detailed information (page 9).
4. rcA input
Unbalanced signals are accepted when using the Left and Right RCA connectors. These inputs are electrically
summed into a mono signal.
5. Ac fault led
This LED will illuminate Red if a fault has occured with the AC spike supression circuity. Usually cause for this is a
lightning strike, causing a voltage surge. The AC Unswitched outlet may still function but there may be no AC surge
or Spike supression protection for the product connected to the outlet. It is recommended to have the amplifier
looked at by certified technician.
6. Balanced input connections
Left and Right balanced input signals can be accomplished by wiring the removable Phoenix type connector per the
labeling on the rear of the amp. Note: The middle pin is the common ground connection for both Left and Right input
ground. For unbalanced signals connect the (–) and (GND) pins together.
7. speaker connections
A removable Phoenix type connector is supplied to connect your speakers to the PA1001G. It is recommended to
use 16guage wire or higher for connection to the speaker. Note: Do not overload the amp by connecting to many
speakers to the amp. Four ohms per channel is the maximum load.
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