Setup Menu / Instructions
To enter the setup menu proceed with the following steps:
1.
Make sure the unit is plugged in, power switch on rear is on, and the unit is off.
2. Push and hold in the Input up and down buttons while pressing the power button (knob) once.
3. Release all the buttons when the setup screen shows up on the display.
4. Use the input up and down buttons to navigate the menu function.
5. Use the mute button to select and enter the menu function.
6. Use the volume knob to change the setting with-in the menu function.
(You can press the input buttons to save the settings and move to another function)
7.
Once all settings have been made, press the power button again (knob) to set and store your selections.
When selecting the HT Bypass input, make sure that the proper input is selected which is connected to your HT
processor. When the trigger is applied after this setting is made, the unit will automatically select that input, set the
volume to -0db, and turn on other connected equipment via the DC trigger output.
When the Loop out feature is used, Aux out becomes the loop out which will feed the connected components input,
and Input 5 will become the loop in which will come from the output of the connected component. Please note: the
loop in connectors are directly connected to the internal amplifiers as if the unit was a standalone amp with 27db of
gain. The loop out is controlled by the volume control, but the loop in is not. Make sure you have all connections
made properly to ensure no damage is made to your equipment.
Powering Your STI-v2
When power is applied to the STI-v2 and the switch located on the rear is in the on position, the STI-v2 will turn on.
If you would like to manually turn the amplifier on and off, this switch is where you would want to do so. Leaving
your amplifier on all the time will not hurt it, shorten the lifespan, or degrade the future sound. The STI-v2 series
amplifiers make zero noise internally and to connected gear. The unit shouldn’t be in any way noticeable of its
operation other than the display status on the front panel. To prevent power surges, we recommend using quality
surge suppressor equipment. Turning the switch off on the rear of the unit will also protect against surges and spikes
should some occur without proper protection.
DC Trigger
The STI-v2 series stereo amplifiers are equipped with a 12VDC remote trigger input and output. You can connect the
12V trigger output of your processor or source to the 12V trigger input on the amplifier for an easy remote power up
and HT configuration every time. When the unit is in standby via the remote trigger, the amplifier is powered up, but
disabled. The current draw in standby mode is less than 10W per channel, and shouldn’t measure too much on your
electricity bill. The trigger input will work from 5-25V, so there shouldn’t be any issue with the voltage tolerance on
source equipments outputs rated for 12V. You can also connect the trigger output to additional amplifiers or
equipment to be turned on and off with the STI-v2 amplifier.
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