Clarion XC1140, Руководство пользователя и инструкция по установке

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TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Solution
Amplifier will not turn
on - Power LED off or
Red
- Using a digital multi-meter, check for 12V at the +12V and
REM Connection relative to the ground connection.
- Fuse at the battery or amplifier is blown. Inspect and replace
as required.
Audio stops playing - Thermal protection circuit has shut down amp to protect
the circuitry. Ensure there is adequate ventilation around the
amplifier.
- Fuse at the battery or amplifier is blown. Inspect and replace
as required.
- Amplifier is loaded below 2 Ohms per channel (4 Ohms
bridged mono on the XC1440). Check wiring and reconfigure
as required.
Amp shuts off at high
volumes
- Amplifier may not be getting enough power from your vehicle’s
electrical system. Ensure that during operation, the voltage at
the amplifier does not drop below 10V. Clarion recommends at
least 8 AWG power wire for both +12V and GND connections.
Distorted Audio - Input gain is not set properly. Adjust as per instructions.
- Source signal is distorted. Reduce source output level.
- Speaker is damaged. Replace as required.
Less bass than
expected
- One speaker or subwoofer may be wired in reverse polarity.
Switch the + and - leads.
- Crossover may be set too low. Adjust to higher frequency.
Fuse Blows - Amplifier output may be shorted. Check all wiring.
- Amplifier may be damaged. Remove all speaker wires
and check functionality. If the fuse blows with no speakers
connectioned, send the amplifier to Clarion for repair.
Whining or ticking
noise
- The amplifier may be picking up electrical noise that is
traveling on the ground shield of the interconnect.
1. Check for solid ground connections at the source unit and
amplifier.
2. Run a ground wire from the amplifier to the source unit.
3. Re-route the interconnect cables away from sources
of electrical noise. Ensure you are using good quality
shielded interconnects.
- The speaker wire or a passive crossover network may be
picking up electrical noise. Reroute wiring as required.