Theta Digital Dreadnaught, Руководство пользователя

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OPERATION
Before turning on the Dreadnaught D, ensure that all precautions and warnings have been carefully
reviewed and adhered to. Damage to the Dreadnaught D caused by improper operation, wiring and/or
ventilation will not be covered under warranty and Theta will not be liable for any consequential damage
or loss.
After the main rear power switches are turned on, the amp goes into Standby. The amplifier is completely
off, save for a very small (and low power) supply to power the soft start circuit. When the Standby button
is pressed, the soft start sequence begins and the LED turns green. Several relay clicks may be heard
while the amplifier readies itself for operation. When the turn-on sequence is complete the LED will
illuminate blue and the amp will be fully on. Pressing the Standby button again takes the amp directly into
the standby mode.
Single and Two channel Modules
The 4 slots of the Dreadnaught D can be loaded with any combination of 4 modules. Those available are
single (mono), two channel (stereo) and bridged (mono). Each module can be inserted into any of the four
rear-panel slots.
Note: The speaker output polarity on the single channel modules is identical to the polarity of the stereo
module. The maximum spade lug thickness for any module is 1/16”
Remote Triggers
Use the remote trigger to connect to a compatible preamplifier, source device or other product with 5 to
12 VDC output. When so interconnected, the Dreadnaught D will turn on and off in response to the signals
received from the source device. The trigger circuit requires a steady-state signal. Units that send a pulse
signal for turn-on and turn-off will not work with the Dreadnaught D.