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POWER/PROTECT
If the POWER LED lights up, the amplifier is ready for operation.
If the PROTECT LED lights up, a malfunction is indicated. Attend in this case the chapter TROUBLE SHOOTING.
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The LOGO BADGE push button switches the logo illumination on the upper side from blue to white.
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The CH1/2 X-OVER switch selects the required operation mode of the amplifier.
Position LP/BP: Lowpass mode (the higher frequencies will be eliminated. Adjustable by the lowpass controller.)
The HI PASS controller works in this operation mode as subsonicfilter and eliminates the lower frequencies (Bandpass-Mode).
NOTE: If this controller is turned to a higher value than the lowpass controller, no sound is hearable.
Position HP: Highpass mode (the higher frequencies will be eliminate. Adjustable by the highpass controller.)
Position FULL: Fullrange mode (the whole frequencies will be amplified).
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The LOW PASS controller adjusts the cut-off point of the frequency range to above. The cut-off frequency is continuously
adjustable from 30 Hz to 150 Hz.
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The REMOTE port is for the cable of the enclosed bass remote controller and only to use in the LP/BP mode. With this bass
remote controller, you are able to adjust the bass level e.g. out of the driver’s seat. Please use only the enclosed bass remote
controller and cable.
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The HI PASS controller adjusts the cut-off point of the frequency range to below. The cut-off frequency is continuously
adjustable from 10 Hz to 1200 Hz (1.2 kHz).
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The LEVEL controller adjusts the input sensitivity of the amplifier to align the audio signal from the head unit.
The input sensitivity is adjustable from 6 to 0.2 Volts.
The LINE OUT RCA jacks provide a linear fullrange audiosignal to supply an additional amplifier.
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2-CHANNEL AMPLIFIERS: ZXi4002 / ZXi6002 / ZXi9002
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The LINE INPUT RCA jacks must be connected with the RCA output jacks of the headunit.
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FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONAL CONTROLS
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The BASS BOOST controller adjusts the bass boost enhancement continuously from 0dB to +18dB at 45 Hz.
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