1. RCA Low Level Input Jacks
It allows 1/2CH inputs to be connected to the amplifier us9ing RCA plugs.
2. Input Level Control
It allows for the adjustment of the gain of both channel so as to match the output level of the source.
3. X-over
switch
a) Low position: Allows for the control of the low pass frequency 80Hz.
b) Flat position: Allows for full range pass through.
c) High position: Allows for the control of the high pass frequency 80Hz.
4. Hi Level input connector
Connect the radio's speaker output to the high level inputs connector. Do not use both lo9w and high
level input at the same time. Be sure not to confuse high level input with speaker outputs. Incorrect
connections may damage the amplifier or your source (High level input is based on common ground
signal.)
* High Input Connector
White: L-CH(+) Gray: R-CH(+) Black: Chassis Ground
5. Power
indicator
It indicates amplifier has turn on signal.
6. Fuse
It protects both the amplifier and the automobile electrical system from fault conditions. Use a standard
automotive fuse, 100Xi: 15A
7. Power
connection
Co12VDC power wire from the battery and also connects ground wire from a suitable ground
point on the chassis.
8. Remote
connection
Connects the control wire which allows the amplifier to be turned on and off by the radio cassette
player.
9. Speaker
Terminal
It allows the connection of speakers to the amplifier.