Set Up Section
Gain Control Setting
To correctly set the gain control of the amplier to match that of the source
(headunit) use the following setup routine:
● Turn the gain control to minimum on the amplier.
● On the headunit set all crossovers to at and both bass and treble
to zero.
● Turn up the source (headunit) to approx 3/4 volume.
● Very slowly turn up the gain on the amplier until distortion can be heard
in any of the speakers or until the volume reaches an uncomfortable
listening level when this is reached turn down the gain control slightly.
The gain control is now set.
Crossover Setting
All EDGE active enclosures come with a built in Frequency Control. This
will allow you to set the frequency at which the amplier lter will take affect.
It is variable from 50 Hz - 250 Hz. 50 Hz will produce only low frequencies,
very deep bass. Whilst 250 Hz will produce low and higher punchy bass
frequencies. In the correct set up the bass should not be overly prominent,
although some users may wish to have a bigger bass presence.
To set this correctly follow the following routine:
● Firstly set the gain control correctly as described above.
● Play a known piece of dynamic music through the entire system.
● Use the Frequency Control to blend the frequencies from the subwoofer
into the rest of the vehicle so that the bass coming from the enclosure
disappears’ or blends in with the rest of the car speakers.
The crossover is now set.
Troubleshooting
● Before removing the amplier, refer to the list below and follow the
suggested procedures.
● If in any doubt get help from a car audio installation expert or EDGE dealer.
Amplier Will Not Power Up. Power On Indicator Not Illuminated
● Check for good ground connections. Ensure its connected directly to bare
metal and not a painted surface.
● Using a multimeter check that the remote terminal has at least 10V DC.
● Using a multimeter check that the battery voltage on the positive terminal is
at least 12V DC..
● Check all fuses.
Fuse Blown
● Check both positive supply and ground for shorts.
● Check that the positive wire is connected to the positive terminal on the
amplier.
● Check that the negative wire is connected to the ground terminal on the
amplier.
● ED7200 - Ensure that the a 20 amp fuse is tted
● ED7300 - Ensure that the a 25 amp fuse is tted