AudioBahn ACAP601Q, Operating Instructions Manual

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Features
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A) Blue lite digital voltage meter with 4 digit readout that can measure 0.01 DCV.
B) Positive pole distribution block with 4 maxi fuses. Negative pole distribution block. These �
connections can offer a simple alternative to using various power and ground distribution blocks �
when connecting multiple amplifiers and accessories.
C) Reverse pole connecting PCB buzz warning function. If the capacitor is connected incorrectly by �
reversing the positive and negative wires during the installation process, the PCB will issue a 45
second noise to warn you.
D) High-end platinum plated 100% solid brass parts and chrome plated metal cover.
E) Over voltage limit and low battery voltage limit warning. When the system voltage peeks over �
16V (DC) or LESS than 10V (DC), the buzzer on the PCB will issue an audible noise warning.
F) Multiple small capacitance capacitors linked together to provide the lowest inner E.S.R. and the �
largest momentary discharge.
Charging / Discharging
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WARNING!!!
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� Before making or breaking any electrical connections, please make sure
to read the following instructions on how to properly charge and discharge the
capacitor. Not following the charge / discharge instructions can lead to permanent
damage to the capacitor, which is not covered under the manufacturer warranty.
Charging
� After mounting the capacitor in its final position, attach the ground to the
capacitor and the chassis grounding location. Next hold the supplied bulb or
resistor between the (+) positive battery lead and the (+) positive terminal of the
capacitor. If using a bulb, it should light up for a short time (normally 15-30
seconds or so) and then go out. If using a resistor, just wait the appropriate time of
15-30 seconds. After waiting for the capacitor to charge, remove the bulb or
resistor and immediately attach the power (+) cable to the capacitor. The best way
to ensure the cap is charged best is to keep the bulb or resistor attached until you
touch the main power (+) wire to the capacitor, then remove it.