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Focal FPX - Understanding Terminals and Connections; Adjusting Audio Settings

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FPX
PREMIUM AMPLIFIER
User
manual
INPUT: These
connectors
are
for
low
level
signal
inputs.
OUTPUT: These
connectors
[FPX 1.1000 and
FPX
2.750)
allow
mirroring.
REMOTE: This
connector
[FPX 1.1000 and
FPX
2.
750] is
for
connecting
the accessory
volume
control.
GAIN: The
rotary
GAIN
control
is
for
adjusting
the level of the
signal
entering
the
amplifier.
Voltage gain varies
from
0.2 to
5V.
Optimisation
of the
performance
of the audio system
consists
of applying the
maximum
gain
upstream
in
the system and the
lowest
gain
downstream.
This
control
should
be
adjusted
to
suit
the level of the
sound
source [line
output
level].
Start
by
setting
the
amplifier
gain at its
lowest
level.
Gradually
1ncrease
the
level [volume] of the
source
up to 3/4.
Increase
the
gain on
the
amplifier
up to the
maximum
desired
listening
level. Reduce the level if
distortion
occurs.
MODE: This
switch
[FPX 4.800 and FPX 4.400
SQ]
allows
channels
3 and 4 to
mirror,
if required, the
signals
from
channels
1 and
2.
Thus, if you only have one stereo
output
[a
right
and a left), you can
still
amplify
all
four
channels
by
activating 2CH
mode. If you
wish
to use
FPX
in
its
four
independent
channel
mode,
select
4CH.
PHASE (
0
]:
The
rotary
PHASE
control
is used to
adjust
channel
phasing
with
the rest of the system.
A
readjustment
of the phase of the
subwoofer
makes
it
possible
for
the
subwoofer
and the rest of the
speakers
to
play
simultaneously
at the
crossover
frequency. For a
theoretical
signal
period, one of the
sources
is
slightly
shifted
so
that
at the
listening
position
the phasing is perfect.
X-OVER MODE: This
switch
enables
users
to choose between a
high-pass
filter
(HPF), a
low-pass
filter
(LPF]
or
non
filtered
mode
(FULL).
X-OVER FREQ (Hz]:
Adjustment
of the
cross-over
filter
frequency. This
rotary
control
adjusts
the
setting
of
the
low-
pass
or
high-pass
filter. The value selected
defines
the
frequency
up to
which
or
from
which
the
signal
will
be cut.
F-MULT: This
switch
activates a 1
OX
multiplier
for
the
setting
value of the
cut-off
frequency.
SUBSONIC: This
rotary
control
is used to remove
sub-bass
frequencies
below
a selected frequency.
BASS
BOOST:
This
rotary
control
is used to raise the bass sound level
from
0 to
12
dB.
FPX 4.800
GND
REM
+12V
fig.9

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