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3
Connect the left speaker to the
LINE OUTPUT
(
L
) jack, and the right speaker to the
LINE
OUTPUT
(
R
) jack. If you are using a Phoenix-style
connector, wire it as shown below.
Setting Up Bridge Mode
In Bridge mode, the R channel is disabled. This
effectively doubles the power output of the
remaining L channel, but at the cost of outputting
only a mono signal. To set up a stereo signal while
using Bridge mode, you will need to set up two (2)
separate zones:
NOTE
:
In Bridge mode, outputs are rated for
only eight (8) ohm loads and will not function
correctly for four (4) ohm loads.
1
In two (2) neighboring zones (for ease of
connections), called Zone A and Zone B in
this example, slide each
ST/BRIDGE
switch to
BRIDGE
.
2
In
Zone A’s
port cluster, connect the audio
source’s
L
channel to the
LINE INPUT
(
L
) jack.
3
Also in Zone A’s port cluster, connect the speaker
for the
L
channel output to the
LINE OUTPUT
(
L
)
jack. You must use the
+
signals of the Phoenix-
style connector. Make sure to note speaker
polarity. You should connect the positive speaker
polarity to the top
+
and the negative speaker
polarity to the bottom
+
.
BRIDGE
L
R
Zone
Stereo Mode
L
R
4
In
Zone B’s
port cluster, connect the audio
source’s
R
channel to the
LINE INPUT
(
L
) jack.
Again, you must use the
+
signals of the Phoenix-
style connector. Make sure to note speaker
polarity. You should connect the positive speaker
polarity to the top
+
and the negative speaker
polarity to the bottom
+
.
5
Also in Zone B’s port cluster, connect the speaker
for the
R
channel output to the
LINE OUTPUT
(
L
)
jack.
NOTE
: Phoenix-style connectors, if used in
Bridge mode, need to be wired identically
(left channel, identical polarity wiring) for
each zone.
Setting Up Trigger Mode
Trigger input/output controls:
When Trigger is ON:
• - NC = No connection.
• - OUT = Trigger Output. Driven High when
device is NOT in standby mode.
• - GND = Ground connection.
• - +5 = Co5V output.
• - IN = Trigger input. When Low, device will be
forced into standby; when High, device will
be forced to ON.
• - GND = Ground connection.
BRIDGE
L
R
L
Zone
A
BRIDGE
L
R
R
Zone
B
Bridge Mode
NC
OUT
GND
IN
+5
GND