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ISSUED: 08-30-13 SHEET #: 180-9051-1
Finalizing The Installation
Step 1
Feed the ampli
fi
er though the wall cut-out by holding the oval cutouts located on the bracket. Guide
the amp in and down toward the wiring
fi
rst, then back up so the top of the holding bracket is just
outside of the wall. Pull out bottom only slightly and drop down onto the cut-out bottom edge. The
holding bracket should be outside, but
fl
ush to the drywall surface.
Step 2
Snug clamp screws to secure the amp.
Step 3
Attach two gang cover plate, to the ampli
fi
er holding bracket.
Stereo VS Mono Setup
The ampli
fi
er is
fi
xed 2-channel operation. When mono operation is used, (by using a ADS100-RXM
module, sold separately) the receiver syncs to only one channel/input at the transmitter. However,
both ampli
fi
er speaker outputs will have mono output and can be used. Bridging for more power
to one output is not possible. The ampli
fi
er is con
fi
gured as stereo or mono by utilizing the proper
RX module. The system is supplied with the ADS100-RXS, which is the stereo 2-channel module.
For mono, the accessory part ADS100-RXM is utilized. Simply plug the ADS100-RXM RX Module
into the ampli
fi
er instead of the ADS100-RXS. The Sync process is the same with mono as with
stereo modules. The only difference is, when the “Ch-Sel” button is pressed, the sync scrolls through
transmitter inputs one, instead of two at a time.
MULTIPLE AMPLIFERS TO SAME INPUTS
This system has the ability for multiple Receiver/Ampli
fi
ers to be paired to the same transmitter
inputs. Example: pair four stereo ampli
fi
ers to transmitter inputs 1 and 2. The limit to maintain the
highest QOS is two-stereo or four-mono signals per TX module.
POWER OUTAGES
Once paired and set up per the installation requirements, the transmitter module and receiver
modules will remember their paired channels if power is lost from part or all of the system. The power-
on and re-sync takes about 1 second from when power is restored.
