End Panel Layouts - Orion XTR5001 Manual Del Propietário

enD PAneL LAYoUts

XtR5001, XtR10001 and XtR15001
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BASS
GAIN
BOOST
0dB 18dB MIN MAX
LPF
SUB SONIC SLOPE
ON
OFF
FULL 24dB 30 250
HZ HZ
12dB
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1 . Bass Boost - continuously adjusts from 0 to 18dB of boost cen-
tered at 45Hz
2 . Gain - continuous adjustment for full power output
3 . RCA Input - accepts low level RCA inputs (400mV-8V) from a head
unit, preamplifier, or equalizer . XtR amplifiers can also accept
high level speaker inputs (200mV-4V) for an oeM stereo
4 . RCA Line Output - provides easy connection to additional ampli-
fiers
5 . Remote Gain Input - connects RGC2 remote gain control to con-
trol the bass level from the driver's seat .
6 . Phase Control Switch - provides either 0 or 180 degree phase shift
of the amplified output (speaker) with respect to the input signal
to facilitate bridging of amplifiers
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B+ REM GND
POWER
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Abbildung 1
REMOTE PHASE
0°
180°
L L
OUT
COPY MASTER
R R GAIN
INPUT OUTPUT
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7 . Speakers - connect the speakers to these terminals . (refer to the
Speaker Connection section of this manual)
8 . Master/Copy Switch -
Figure 1
or master when connected in combined amplifier configurations .
Figura 1
(Refer to the Amplifier Wiring section of this manual)
9 . Low-Pass Frequency (LPF) Control -
(30Hz–250Hz) of the crossover frequency for the LPF (Low-Pass
Frequency Control)
10 . Crossover Slope -
Amplifier settings section of the manual)
11 . Infrasonic (Subsonic) Switch -
bass frequencies (below the range of human hearing, that speak-
ers cannot effectively reproduce) . the high pass filter is engaged
when the subsonic switch is on . this improves efficiency of the
amplifier's power supply, improves sound reproductive perfor-
mance, and reduces chances of damaging the subwoofers .
XtR5001, XtR10001 and XtR15001
controls whether the amplifier is a slave
adjusts the frequency
this switch is for the crossover slope (see the
when on cuts off extremely low
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Figure 2
Figura 2
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