Connecting the DSP
Step 1 (Check your Voltage)
Look at the rear panel of your DSP. You will notice a voltage rating beside the power switch. Be sure this rating corresponds to
the voltage supplied in your country. If there is a diff erence please do not proceed any further and contact AXIOM for assistance.
Failure to use the proper power supply will result in immediate and permanent damage.
Step 2 (DSP Inputs)
If you have a DSP-1 or DSP-3 you will see two possible input connections from your receiver or pre-amp; binding posts and RCA
connectors. If your receiver has pre-amp outputs use these to connect the front right and left channels to the DSP using RCA
cables. If your receiver does not have pre-amp outputs you can use a speaker wire to connect the speaker outputs of your receiver’s
front right and left channels to the binding posts on the DSP.
If you have a DSP-2 or DSP-4 you will see two possible input connections from your receiver or pre-amp; Balanced XLR and RCA
connectors. Whichever type of connector you use from your pre-amp outputs to your DSP-2 or DSP-4 you should also use going
from your DSP-2 or DSP-4 to your amplifi er.
Step 3 (DSP Outputs)
If you have a DSP-1 use RCA cables to connect each output (Right Front, Right Rear, Left Front, Left Rear) to the inputs of a
4-channel amplifi er.
If you have a DSP-2 use either RCA or XLR cables to connect each output (Right Front, Right Rear, Left Front, Left Rear) to the
inputs of a 4-channel amplifi er.
If you have a DSP-3 you should now follow the instructions for Wiring Your Speakers.
If you have a DSP-4 use either RCA or XLR cables to connect each output (Right Front, Right Rear, Left Front, Left Rear, Center
Front, Center Rear) to the inputs of a 6-channel amplifi er.
Step 4 (Power Cord)
Connect the power cord to your DSP and plug it into your power supply. Turn on the main power switch on the rear panel. Th
e
front switch will now be active for turning your DSP on and off . Th
e light on the front will glow blue to indicate your DSP is now
ready for use.
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