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General Description
HIGH PASS FILTER:
Allows cut off of low frequency (subsonic) signals. This filter is very useful for woofer-type speakers.
In these cases, the woofers are not capable of reproducing subsonic frequencies, and these subsonic frequencies may
even cause damage depending on the volume and the music played. It is regulated from 10Hz to 700Hz).
LOW PASS FILTER:
This control varies the cut off frequency from 50Hz to 15KHz.This filter allows to pass only sounds
beneath the cut frequency.
BASS:
This control provides gain/attenuation of ±10dB in low frequency. Central frequency is 45Hz.
MID-BASS:
This control provides gain/attenuation of ± 10dB in mid-low frequency. Central frequency is 270Hz.
MID-HIGH:
This control provides gain/attenuation of ±10dB in mid-high frequency. Central frequency is 2KHz.
OVER CLIP (ON/OFF):
With this key turned on, the clipping LED will light up at 15% more final capacity.
SPEAKER OUTPUT:
This output is
MONO
. Be careful of maintaining the correct polarity of the connections between
the speakers and check the minimum impedance of this output. Use cables with a minimum gauge of
7 AWG
.
COOLER:
This fan will work when the device is triggered. They provide the device cooling.
REM (REMOTE CONTROL):
Connect the REM terminal to the electric antenna output of the CD/MP3 player. This will
cause the amplifier to turn on automatically when you turn on your CD/MP3 player. A cable with a gauge of
20 AWG
is adequate.
POSITIVE POWER SUPPLY
: Connect the terminal
(+BAT)
to the positive terminal of the battery (+12V) with a
minimum gauge of
00 AWG
. It is extremely important that a protective fuse or circuit breaker be used on this cable
at a distance of 30 cm from the battery. The fuse or circuit breaker should be, at minimum, equal to the max current
consumption value caused by playing musical signals (see technical specifications table).
GROUND CONNECTION :
Use a cable with a gauge of at least
00 AWG
. Connect the cable to the chassis of the
vehicle.
(Note: always connect the GND wire of the CD player—or other equipment—to the same ground point.)
POWER LED (BLUE):
This indicator LED will light up when it is activated by the remote control signal from the CD/MP3
player.
PROT LED (RED):
This LED will light up for the following reasons (see the diagnostic table on the back cover):
a)
Short circuit in the speakers
c)
Low battery voltage
b)
Excessive temperature
d)
High battery voltage
CLIP LED (RED):
This LED will light up when the signal begins to suffer distortion.
Installing the Input Cables
In order to install the power supply, use cables with a gauge of
00 AWG
. The
positive cable should come straight from the battery and have a fuse or protective
breaker 30cm from the battery. The negative cable should have the same gauge
as the positive cable and be screwed to the chassis of the vehicle, being careful to
avoid paint and rust. These may interfere with the flow of the electrical current
and cause loss of power and interference in the sound.
RECOMMENDED USE OF
AUXILIARY BATTERY.
ATTENTION:
The use of a the fuse or
breaker is required, since this amplifier
has no internal fuses.
GND
30 cm (max.)
Fuse
400A
12 13 17
REMOTE
(REM)
