Control Panel
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- Power/Protection Led
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- Phase Switch (0-180°) /Auto Power-ON
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- Low-Pass Filter
(50-150Hz)
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- Bass Boost (0-12dB)
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- Input Gain (6-0.15V)
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- Remote Control Port
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- Low Level RCA Inputs
8
- Hi-Level Speaker Inputs
9
- Fuse
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- Power Connectors
(Ground/Rem/+12V)
Use only the original harness provided. Here a detail of the connector functions.
Before you start your installation
We recommend that a fuse or circuit breaker be placed within 18" of the battery.
Although you will add a fuse or fuse block near the amplifier it is still a possibility that a
pinched power wire between the component fuse and the battery could result in a short,
or even a fire. The protection device should be placed where it can be accessed easily
and all wiring should be routed safely and correctly according to the following guidelines:
• Do not run wiring close to hot or spinning objects.
• Use wire grommets when routing wire through the firewall or any other metal panels
• Make sure that the potential for pinched wiring is avoided by routing all wires away
from moving objects, including brake, gas and clutch pedals, etc.
Planning your power connections
The power end plate has the main 12-volt power input, the 12-volt turn-on wire, and the
main Ground connection.
• The 12-volt power input must be connected the vehicle battery's positive (+)
terminal, and a main system fuse should be placed close to the battery.
• The Ground connection must be securely attached to bare metal at the vehicle
frame, or other heavy chassis component with a direct connection to the frame.
Note: Seat bolts and seat belt bolts are NOT good ground points
• The REM In input can be connected to the head unit turn-on output wire.
If none is available it can be connected to an accessory (ACC) terminal. You should
avoid using any ignition-on (IGN) wire, as they can be noisy.
Mounting your unit
Mounting your unit is easy. Just keep in mind a few guidelines:
• The unit can be mounted in any direction, on wood, metal, or carpet but not upside
down as heat rises and will build up if it is mounted upside down.
• The metal chassis of the amp can be grounded or left isolated.
• The amplifier requires adequate ventilation. Creating power creates heat, and
cooling requires air. Position the amplifier with sufficient surrounding area for air
supply and keep the end plates clear for future access.
• Keep the unit out of the engine compartment or other locations that may cause
excessive heat or moisture.
• Do not mount the unit to places that may have excessive vibration.
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GRAY
LEFT CH +
WHITE
RIGHT CH +
WHITE
RIGHT CH -
GRAY
LEFT CH -
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