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Operation Manual

CTs 

Power Amplifiers

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4.2 Front Panel Controls  
and Indicators 

Note: CTs 8200 is shown. Some CTs 4200 

features are in different locations.
A.  Bridge Mode Indicator 

Yellow LED, one per channel pair, 

illumi nates when the channel pair’s Mode 

Switch is set to the “Bridge” position. If 

Mode switch is changed while amplifier is 

powered up, Bridge LED will flash, 

indicat ing that the amplifier must be 

powered off and on to reset the Mode. 

B.  Ready Indicator 

Green LED, one per channel, illuminates 

when the channel is initialized and ready to 

produce audio output.

C.  Signal Indicator

 

Green LED, one per channel, illuminates to 

indicate the presence of input signals 

above –40 dBu.

D.  Clip Indicator

 

Red LED, one per channel, illuminates 

when the THD of the channel’s output 

sig nal rises to a level typically considered 

as the onset of audible clipping. The Clip 

Indicator also will illuminate during 

Ther mal Level Control (TLC) or input 

overload.

E.  Thermal Indicator

 

Red LED, one per channel, flashes when 

the channel has shut down due to thermal 

stress or overload. If the power supply 

goes into thermal overload, all channel 

LEDs will flash.

F.  Fault Indicator

 

Red LED, one per channel, illuminates 

when the amplifier output channel has 

stopped operating.

G.  Ventilation Grille

 

Front-to-rear forced airflow.

H.  Data Indicator

 

Yellow LED indicates IQ Loop data activity 

(if the amplifier is equipped with an IQ-MC 

module, and connected to an IQ Loop).

I.  Power Indicator

 

Blue LED indicates amplifier has been 

turned on and AC power is available. 

Indi cator also flashes if the amplifier shuts 

off due to an under/over-voltage condition 

on the AC mains.

J.  Power Switch

 

Amplifier is on when the switch is in the IN 

position.

Figure 4.1  CTs 8200 front panel.

4 Operation

Summary of Contents for CTs 4200

Page 1: ...he information provided in this manual was deemed accurate as of the publication date However updates to this information may have occurred To obtain the latest version of this manual please visit the...

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Page 3: ...t Family Standard for Audio Video Audio Visual and Entertainment Lighting Control Apparatus for Professional Use Part 2 Immunity EN 61000 4 2 2003 Electrostatic Discharge Immunity Environment E2 Crite...

Page 4: ...Thermal Level Control TLC 14 5 1 2 Fault 14 5 1 3 Fault Isolation Topology FIT 14 5 1 4 35 Hz High Pass Filter 14 5 1 5 AC Under Over Voltage Protection 14 5 1 6 Power Fuse 14 5 1 7 Inrush Limiting 14...

Page 5: ...overloads and internal faults Proven Crown AB B Multi Mode output topology Continuously variable speed fans opti mize cooling efficiency Three Year No Fault Fully Transferable Warranty completely prot...

Page 6: ...the Important Safety Instruc tions found at the beginning of this manual 3 2 InstallYour Amplifier CAUTION Before you begin make sure your amplifier is disconnected from the power source with the pow...

Page 7: ...ew spacing is shown in Figure 3 5 To connect outputs first remove the touch proof cover plate covering the ter minal strip by removing the screw which holds it in place To prevent the possibility of s...

Page 8: ...ction 5 2 2 for more information Typical input and output wiring along with level control and Mode Switch settings are shown in Figure 3 7 Make sure the Mode switch is set to the Dual 70V position INP...

Page 9: ...itch while the amplifier power is on See Section 5 2 2 for more information Typical input and output wiring along with level control and Mode Switch settings are shown in Figure 3 9 Make sure the Mode...

Page 10: ...ed mains frequency requirements indi cated on the amplifier s back panel label If you are unsure of the output voltage of your AC mains please consult your electrician Models Under Voltage Limit Over...

Page 11: ...ch a config uration may result in premature clipping speaker damage or a blown power fuse Remember Crown is not liable for damage that results from overdriving other system compo nents 4 1 Precautions...

Page 12: ...sig nal rises to a level typically considered as the onset of audible clipping The Clip Indicator also will illuminate during Ther mal Level Control TLC or input overload E Thermal Indicator Red LED o...

Page 13: ...C8 module explained in Section 5 3 1 Control Modules N Channel Level Controls One 21 position detented rotary potentiometer per channel ranging from infinity 70 dB to 0 dB attenuation Refer to Section...

Page 14: ...lue Power LED flashes The amplifier will turn back on when the AC line voltage returns to safe operating levels Figure 5 1 provides voltage limits for all amplifier AC voltage con figurations Also the...

Page 15: ...vary 6 Detent 4 8 Ohm 70V 100V 0 full CCW 68 31 72 90 71 02 1 67 54 72 06 70 26 2 32 23 36 61 34 90 3 25 46 29 74 28 00 4 21 83 25 87 24 22 5 19 23 23 20 21 58 6 17 12 20 94 19 40 7 15 36 19 02 17 53...

Page 16: ...to the respective VCA con nector on the VCA MC Refer to the VCA MC Operation Manual for wiring of the single or multiple channel level control Your amplifier may have come with a VCA MC module already...

Page 17: ...the power supply Refer to section 5 1 6 for specific voltage requirements CONDITION Fault indicator is on POSSIBLE REASON The amplifier channel has stopped oper ating Return the unit to an authorized...

Page 18: ...s one by one to determine if one of the loads is shorted 6 Troubleshooting CONDITION Thermal indicator is flashing POSSIBLE REASON The amplifier has become too hot for safe operation Check for loads l...

Page 19: ...ts 8 4 2 1 4 2 1 Constant Voltage full bandwidth power ratings support 100 Hz 20 kHz due to automatic high pass filters Channels Driven 2 4 1 2 1 1 kHz 20 Hz 20 kHz 1 kHz 1 kHz 20 Hz 20 kHz 4 Ohm 260...

Page 20: ...Note Safe with all types of loads Stereo Bridge Mono 4 8 and 25 ohms 70V 8 16 and 50 ohms 100V 4 8 and 25 ohms 70V 8 16 and 50 ohms 100V Voltage Gain at maximum level setting 1 4V sensitivity 4 8 Ohm...

Page 21: ...CTs Power Amplifiers Operation Manual 7 Specifications Figure 7 3 CTs 8200 Typical Frequency Response 1 W Figure 7 4 CTs 8200 Typical Phase Response 1 W Figure 7 5 CTs 8200 Typical Damping Factor vs F...

Page 22: ...Operation Manual CTs Power Amplifiers page 22 Figure 7 6 CTs 8200 Typical Output Impedance vs Frequency Figure 7 7 CTs 8200 Typical Crosstalk vs Frequency 7 Specifications...

Page 23: ...th Power Pink Noise 8 Ohms Ch 200x4 Typical of program material 16 Ohms Bridge 400x2 just at clip 4 Ohms Ch 260x4 8 Ohms Bridge 520x2 70V Ch 220x4 100V Bridge 220x2 1 3rd Power Pink Noise 8 Ohms Ch 20...

Page 24: ...wer Pink Noise 8 Ohms Ch 160x8 Typical of program material 16 Ohms Bridge 320x4 just at clip 4 Ohms Ch 200x8 8 Ohms Bridge 400x4 70V Ch 200x8 100V Bridge 200x4 1 3rd Power Pink Noise 8 Ohms Ch 160x8 T...

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Page 26: ...oduct at our authorized service center or our factory All expenses in remedying the defect including surface shipping costs in the United States will be borne by us You must bear the expense of shippi...

Page 27: ...hase price not including inter est insurance closing costs and other finance charges less a reasonable depreciation on the product from the date of original purchase War ranty work can only be perform...

Page 28: ...Operation Manual CTs Power Amplifiers page 28 NOTES...

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