Справочник Пользователя для Xtant 2.2
CONNECTIONS & CONTROLS
1. INPUT – Xtant2.2and Xtant4.4 amplifiers feature RCA type input connec-
tions. Source units with an output signal level of 100mV–17V may be used.
See "Balanced Input" for proper voltage level setting.
2. OUTPUT – These RCA type output connections send full range signals to
additional amplifiers eliminating the need for "Y" connectors.
3. BALANCED INPUT – The balanced input switch serves two purposes. First,
it helps eliminate noises being induced into the signal path by isolating the
signal ground. Second, it is used to set the proper input voltage range:
tions. Source units with an output signal level of 100mV–17V may be used.
See "Balanced Input" for proper voltage level setting.
2. OUTPUT – These RCA type output connections send full range signals to
additional amplifiers eliminating the need for "Y" connectors.
3. BALANCED INPUT – The balanced input switch serves two purposes. First,
it helps eliminate noises being induced into the signal path by isolating the
signal ground. Second, it is used to set the proper input voltage range:
OFF POSITION: 100mV – 8V
ON POSITION: 200mV – 17V
4. GAIN – This feature is used to fine-tune the input sensitivity of the
amplifier to the source unit’s output level.
5. A.R.C. – The Active Resonance Control (A.R.C.) is a level adjustment that
reduces the resonant frequencies inside the vehicle to improve the mid-range
sound quality. Turn this control either clockwise or counter clockwise until the
vocals of the music are up-front and centered in the vehicle. The mid-range
sound should be smooth and detailed.
6. XOVER SWITCH – This switch is used to pick the preferred frequency
range the amplifier will play. A high-pass, low-pass, or full range output may
be selected.
7. XOVER FREQUENCY CONTROL – This control allows the user to choose
the exact low-pass or high-pass frequency range the amplifier will play for the
best possible performance. The upper end of the low-pass crossover range can
be selected from 40Hz-120Hz at 24dB per octave with a mono output. The
lower end of the high-pass crossover range can be selected from 40Hz-120Hz
at 12dB per octave with a stereo output.
8. BASS BOOST – This feature will add up to 12dB of low frequency impact
to the audio system. The Bass Boost is centered at 45Hz.
9. SPEAKER CONNECTION – These output terminals are individually labeled
for proper speaker connections. When bridging the amplifier, use the left posi-
tive terminal and the right negative terminal only. Warning: do not bridge the
amplifier with an impedance lower than 4 Ohms.
10. POWER TERMINALS – This is the main power connection for the ampli-
fier. The power and ground wire size should be the same gauge.
amplifier to the source unit’s output level.
5. A.R.C. – The Active Resonance Control (A.R.C.) is a level adjustment that
reduces the resonant frequencies inside the vehicle to improve the mid-range
sound quality. Turn this control either clockwise or counter clockwise until the
vocals of the music are up-front and centered in the vehicle. The mid-range
sound should be smooth and detailed.
6. XOVER SWITCH – This switch is used to pick the preferred frequency
range the amplifier will play. A high-pass, low-pass, or full range output may
be selected.
7. XOVER FREQUENCY CONTROL – This control allows the user to choose
the exact low-pass or high-pass frequency range the amplifier will play for the
best possible performance. The upper end of the low-pass crossover range can
be selected from 40Hz-120Hz at 24dB per octave with a mono output. The
lower end of the high-pass crossover range can be selected from 40Hz-120Hz
at 12dB per octave with a stereo output.
8. BASS BOOST – This feature will add up to 12dB of low frequency impact
to the audio system. The Bass Boost is centered at 45Hz.
9. SPEAKER CONNECTION – These output terminals are individually labeled
for proper speaker connections. When bridging the amplifier, use the left posi-
tive terminal and the right negative terminal only. Warning: do not bridge the
amplifier with an impedance lower than 4 Ohms.
10. POWER TERMINALS – This is the main power connection for the ampli-
fier. The power and ground wire size should be the same gauge.
GND – The ground wire from this connection must be attached
to bare metal on the vehicle.
REM – To turn the amplifier on/off, this terminal must be connected
to the source unit’s "remote or electric antenna" wire.
+12V – The power wire from this connection must be attached
to an inline fuse, then to the positive side of the vehicle battery.
WARNING: An outboard fuse must be installed in-line with the power wire within
18 inches of the battery.
WARNING: An outboard fuse must be installed in-line with the power wire within
18 inches of the battery.
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