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Input/Turn-on Control
Mode Auto turn-on Mode 1
RCA 1 Auto turn-on 12V Trigger
RCA 2 Auto turn-on 12V Trigger
XLR 1 Auto turn-on 12V Trigger
XLR 2 Auto turn-on 12V Trigger
Input / Turn-on
Selectable input turn on process, choose from 4 different Auto-on modes,
4 different 12V trigger modes and 8 different Dual Source modes. The
Dual Source turn-on control is created for customers that use the same
subwoofer in two systems, one typically being stereo and the other being
home cinema. This setting enables one input to be triggered and locked by
12V signal, and when the 12V signal is turned off, the other input will be
active for auto-on function.
1. Auto Turn-on modes
- There are 4 different modes, where you can choose RCA or XLR input(s)
to be automatically turned on when the subwoofer senses a signal on the
input. If you have a single subwoofer output from your source, then select
either RCA 1 or XLR 1 as the input depending on the type of connection
you have from your source. Only choose RCA 1 & RCA 2 / XLR 1 & XLR 2
if you are using a stereo source with left & right signal.
2. 12V Trigger modes
- There are 4 different modes, where you can choose RCA or XLR input(s) to be turned on when the subwoofer senses a 3-12V
signal on the 3.5mm trigger input. Connect the 3-12V trigger out from your source to the trigger input on the amplifi er panel
to let it activate as soon as you turn on your source. If you have a single subwoofer output from your source, then select either
RCA 1 or XLR 1 as the input depending on the type of connection you have from your source. Only choose RCA 1 & RCA 2 /
XLR 1 & XLR 2 if you are using a stereo source with left & right signal.
3. Dual Source modes
- If you are using two different sources together with your subwoofer, this is the correct input setting to choose. There are 8
different modes where you can choose the modes that suit your needs. You will have to use one source on RCA and the other
source on XLR. If both your sources use RCA outputs, you will have to use an RCA to XLR adapter for one of them.
One source has to be activated by the 3-12V trigger signal via the 3.5mm jack input on the amplifi er, while the other source
has to be activated through auto turn-on. As soon as the 12V on the trigger input is deactivated, the amp will switch over to
the other input as soon as it senses a signal there. When the 3-12V signal is activated again it will override the auto turn-on
input. Only one source will be possible to hear through the subwoofer at a time.
The chosen memory setting for RCA is what it will automatically go to when you are utilizing the RCA inputs. The chosen
XLR memory is what the amplifi er will automatically select when it goes over to XLR input(s). This means you can have two
separate inputs with completely individual settings for volume, EQ etc. to suit both systems perfectly.