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1. Locate the remote wire on the stereo head unit.
2. Route the remote wire with a wire length that
expands from the stereo head unit all the way to
the amplifier’s negative power terminal.
3. Strip both ends of the remote wire by 1/2” to
expose the wire.
4. Connect the remote wire to the stereo’s
remote wire by twisting both wires together, and
insulate the connection well with electrical tape.
5. Connect the other end of the remote wire to
the amplifier’s remote REM terminal.
REMOTE
For a good electrical connection and maximum power
transfer, use the same gauge size ground cable as
the power cable. The length of the cable should be
as short as possible and as close to the amplifier as
possible.
The remote wire, when connected to the amplifier, is
designed to turn on the amplifier automatically when
your stereo is turned on.
Consult with the manufacturer’s user guide for your
stereo head unit to locate the remote or turn-on wire,
as some manufacturers might label their amplifier
turn-on feature differently.
GROUND
1. Locate a good, non-rusted chassis metal point
in the vehicle.
2. Mark and drill a screw hole with an electric drill
where chassis ground connection is to be made.
3. Use sandpaper to remove paint or rust to
expose the area to bare metal.
4. Strip 1/2” of insulation on both ends of the
ground cable to expose the wires.
5. Connect one end of the ground cable to an
O-ring connector, and tightly fasten the connector
using a sheet metal screw to the chassis metal.
6. Connect the other end of the gound cable to
the amplifier’s ground GND terminal.
WARNING! Be aware of gas tanks, gas lines, hydraulic
lines and electrical wiring when drilling mounting holes
to prevent serious or life-threatening injuries.
POWER CONNECTIONS
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