Two-channel amplifiers – Two-channel amplifiers
are wired in the following manner. The right Speakon
connector, Channel A+B, provides outputs for both
Channel A and Channel B. This output is useful when
wiring the amplifier for bridged mono operation. See
section 7.4.6. The left Speakon connector provides
an output for Channel B only.
Connect the + and – loudspeaker cables as shown
in the illustrations below.
Four-channel amplifiers – Additional connectors
are provided for Channel C and Channel D. Channel
C functions as Channel A above, and Channel D as
Channel B above.
7.4.4 Binding Post (BP) Output connectors
Refer to the instructions in this section if your amplifier
is equipped with Binding Post output connectors.
Binding Post outputs - 2-channel models
Binding Post outputs - 4-channel models
Connect the positive (+) loudspeaker cable to the
positive (+) red terminals. Connect the negative (-)
loudspeaker cable to the negative (-) black terminals.
For bridge mode, connect the positive (+) terminal
on Channel A to the positive (+) loudspeaker cable
and the negative (-) terminal on Channel B to the
negative (-) loudspeaker cable.
Channels C and D on four-channel versions are
connected in the same manner. For bridge mode,
connect the positive (+) terminal on Channel C to the
positive (+) loudspeaker cable and the negative (-)
terminal on Channel D to the negative (-) loudspeaker
cable.
The outputs on all FP+ Series amplifiers
produce high voltage. Do not connect or
disconnect the loudspeaker cables while the mains
power is on. Never operate the amplifier with any
portion of bare loudspeaker wire exposed. Also,
attach the safety cover (4-channel Speakon
versions only) on the speaker terminals for safe
operation and to comply with electrical product
approvals.
7 OPERATION AND PERFORMANCE
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