Functions, inputs & outputs
8 - TERMINAL REMOTE:
It must be connected to the remote output of the head unit using a 18 AWG cable.
HIGH PASS FILTER (HPF):
Variable setting from 8Hz to 30Hz, which determines the start of the amplifier's
operating frequency.
LOW PASS FILTER (LPF):
Variable setting from 60Hz to 200Hz, which determines the end of the amplifier's
operating frequency.
1 - IN:
Input of signal to be amplified. Connect the to the RCA output of the Head Unit using good shielded
cable to avoid noise interference.
2 - OUT:
Audio signal output. Sends the same input (IN) signal to another amplifier, allowing cascading.
5 - BASS BOOST
FREQ.:
Set the frequency of bass boost from 35Hz to 55Hz.
6 - MONITOR:
Accessory connection that has the function of monitoring the amplifier, displaying clipping
and protection status.
(Included accessory)
.
BOOST:
Set the boost level from 0 to + 10dB at the frequency set in FREQ.
For speaker associations, the impedance to consider is the resulting impedance:
3 - GAIN:
Adjusts the input sensitivity of the amplifier, allowing a perfect adjustment to the output signal
levels of various head units models on the market. It is possible to adjust from 4V (minimum sensitivity) to
0.2V (maximum sensitivity).
4 - CROSSOVER
7 - SPEAKER:
SPEAKER: Output (positive and negative) for connecting transducers (speakers). Follow the
indicated polarity.
09
ENGLISH
Quantity
Impedance
Power
Resulting
Impedance
4 x 4 OHMS
3 x 4 OHMS
1 OHM
1.33 OHMS
2 OHMS
2 x 4 OHMS
1.5 OHMS
4 x 6 OHMS
0.5 OHM
D2+D2
1 OHM 1 OHM
0.5 OHM
5000W RMS
IN
OUT
0.2
GAIN
4
V
SPEAKER
MONITOR
BASS BOOST
BOOST
+10
0
dB
FREQ.
55
35
Hz
Hz
Hz
LOW PASS
30
8
CROSSOVER
HIGH PASS
200
60
2
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
Loudspeakers
Parallel connection example
Due to the presence of voltage at the output terminals when the product is turned on,
avoid contact with them. Risk of electric shock.
CAUTION
