Remote Trigger Control Details
Connector to MX power amplifier REMOTE TRIGGER input:
3.5mm mini-jack plug
Jack plug wiring:
sleeve negative, tip positive
Trigger voltage:
DC, 4.5V to 24V
Nominal loading of MX power amplifier REMOTE TRIGGER input:
2200 Ohms
Operation:
TRIGGER voltage change from 0 to +ve:
MX power amplifier switched from standby to
active
TRIGGER voltage change from +ve to 0:
MX power amplifier switched from active to
standby
IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT ABOUT
MEETING ANY OF THESE CRITERIA, OR
PREPARING A SUITABLE LEAD, ASK
YOUR DEALER OR INSTALLER TO
HANDLE THIS FOR YOU.
Note:
If the TRIGGER input is active
when the rear panel POWER switch is
turned ON, then the amplifier will not power
up into standby mode as usual. It will power
up immediately into its “active” state - with
its normal power-on mute delay (see
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS, STANDBY
below).
The REMOTE TRIGGER output is wired
directly to the input. Using this output,
further MX power amplifiers, or other
products, may be connected from a single
trigger source without needing any special
adaptors.
1 x 150W AND
2 x 80W AMPLIFIER
MODULES
Each MX Power Amplifier is supplied fitted
with two or more amplifier channels, made
up from a combination of 1 x 150W and 2 x
80W amplifier modules. The single and
dual channel modules both interface in
exactly the same way. The text below
therefore refers to a single channel and
applies equally to a 1 x 150W module or
either channel of a 2 x 80W module.
Additional amplifier modules, up to the
maximum of seven, can be fitted into the
MX power amplifier, or existing modules
can be exchanged for the alternative type
(1x150W or 2x80W), at any time. Modules
must only be fitted or exchanged by
qualified service personnel. Consult your
Myryad dealer for details
1. Line input
The line input can be driven from the line
outputs of any good quality processor or
preamplifier (such as the Myryad MXD6000
or MXP2000) or any other suitable line level
source. High quality RCA-to-RCA (phono-
to-phono) interconnects should be used.
2. Line output
The line output is directly connected to its
line input - without buffering. The line
output allows power amplifiers to be “daisy-
chained” so that more complex multi-room
or multi-amplifier systems may be built.
3. Speaker output
Each channel is capable of driving any
loudspeaker with a rated impedance of 4
ohms or greater. The loudspeaker
terminals are high-current binding-posts,
coded red and black.
CAUTION: THE RED TERMINALS ARE
MARKED WITH A HAZARD SYMBOL TO
INDICATE THAT THEY CAN BE LIVE,
READ ALL THE LOUDSPEAKER WIRING
INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. IT IS
RECOMMENDED THAT READY-MADE
LEADS BE USED WHERE POSSIBLE.
For correct imaging it is important that all
the loudspeakers used in a single room are
wired "in phase". To ensure correct phasing
wire the black (-) terminal on the amplifier
to the black or "-" terminal on the
loudspeaker. The red (+) terminal on the
amplifier should be wired to the red or "+"
terminal on the loudspeaker.
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1 x 150W Module
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2 x 80W Module
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