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KAC-X401M

MONO

POWER

AMPLIFIER

&

Page

2-13

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

MODE

D’EMPLOI

AMPLIFICADOR

DE

POTENCIA

MONOFONICO

>

Page

26-37

|

MANUAL

DE

INSTRUCCIONES

KENWOOD

CORPORATION

Take

the

time

to

read

through

this

instruction

manual.

Familiarity

with

installation

and

operation

procedures

will

help

you

obtain

the

best

performance

from

your

new

power

amplifier.

For

your

records

Record

the

serial

number,

found

on

the

back

of

the

unit,

in

the

spaces

‘designated

on

the

warranty

card,

and

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

to

the

model

and

serial

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

-

KENV/OOD

dealer

for

information

or

service

on

the

product.

Model

KAC-X401M_

Serial

number

©

PRINTED

IN

USA

B64-1440-00

(KM)

AWARNING

.

-

To

prevent

injury

or

ane,

take

the

pollowing

precautions:

e

When

extending

the

anion

battery,

or

ground

wires,

make

sure

to

use

automotive-

grade

wires

or

other

wires

with

a

5mm?

(AV/G10)

or

more

to

prevent

wire

deterioration

and

damage

to

the

wire

coating.

*

To

prevent

a

short

circuit,

never

put

or

leave

any

metallic

objects

(such

as

coins

or

metal

tools)

inside

the

unit,

e

If

the

unit

starts

to

emit

smoke

or

strange

smells,

turn

off

the

power

immediately

and

consult

your

Kenwood

dealer.

«Do

not

touch

the

unit

during

use

because

the

surface

of

the

unit

becomes

hot

and

may

cause

burns

if

touched.

ACAUTION

To

prevent

damage

to

the

machine,

take

the

following

precautions:

¢

Be

sure

the

unit

is

connected

to

a

12V

DC

~

power

supply

with

a

negative

ground

connection.

¢

Do

not

open

the

top

or

bottom

covers

of

the

unit.

¢

Do

not

install

the

unit

in

a

spot

exposed

to

direct

sunlight

or

excessive

heat

or

humidity.

Also

avoid

places

with

too

much

dust

or

the

possibility

of

water

splashing.

e

VWWhen

replacing

a

fuse,

only

use

a

new

one

with

the

prescribed

rating.

Using

a

fuse

with

the

wrong

rating

may

cause

your

unit

to

malfunction.

|

¢

To

prevent

a

short

circuit

when

replacing

a

fuse,

first

disconnect

the

wiring

harness.

Installation

procedure

Since

there

are

large

variety

of

settings

and

connections

possible

according

to

applications,

read

the

instruction

manual

well

to

select

the

proper

setting

and

connection.

|

1.

Remove

the

ignition

key

and

disconnect

the

negative

©

terminal

of

the

battery

to

prevent

short

circuits.

|

2.Set

the

unit

according

to

the

antended

usage.

3.

Connect

the

input

and

output

wires

of

the

units.

4.Connect

the

speaker

wires

and

sigma

Servo

feed

back

wires.

5.

Connect

the

power

wire,

power

control

wire

and

grounding

wire

following

this

order.

6.

Install

the

unit

in

the

car.

7.

Cénnect

the

negative

©

terminal

of

the

battery.

|

2

English

elf

you

experience

problems

during

installation,

consult

your

Kenwood

dealer.

elf

the

unit

does

not

seem

to

be

working

right,

consult

your

Kenwood

dealer.

Cleaning

the

unit

If

the

front

panel

gets

dirty,

turn

off

the

power

and

wipe

the

panel

with

a

dry

silicon

cloth

or

soft

cloth.

ACAUTION

Do

not

wipe

the

panel

with

a

hard

cloth

ora

cloth

dampened

by

volatile

solvents

such

as

paint

thinner

and

alcohol.

They

can

scratch

the

surface

of

the

panel

and/or

cause

the

indicator

letters

to

peel

off.

FCC

WARNING

|

This

equipment

may

generate

or

use

radio

frequency

energy.

Changes

or

modifications

to

this

equipment

may

cause

harmful

interference

unless

the

modifications

are

expressly

approved

in

the

instruction

manual.

The

user

could

lose

the

authority

to

operate

this

equipment

if

an

unauthorized

change

or

modification

is

made.

External

|

Number

of

View

Items

Terminal

cover

4

|

(Power

terminal)

|

Selapping

|

sale

@)m>

Accessories

Part

name

ACAUTION

|

¢

if

sound

is

not

output

normally,

immediately

turn

power

off

and

check

connections.

Be

sure

to

perform

the

sigma

servo

connection

correctly.

¢

Be

sure

to

make

correct

connections

of

the

sigma

servo

terminals.

e

Be

sure

to

turn

the

power

off

before

-

changing

the

setting

of

any

switch.

e

lf

the

fuse

blows,

check

wires

for

shorts,

then

replace

the

fuse

with

one

of

the

same

rating.

e

Check

that

no

unconnected

wires

or

connectors

are

touching

the

car

body.

Do

not

remove

caps

from

unconnected

wires

or

connectors

to

prevent

short

circuits.

Installation

rocedure

:

|

.

¢

Connect

the

speaker

wires

to

appropriate

=

~—e

After

installation,

check

that

the

brake

»

speaker

connectors

separately.

Sharing

the

~

lamps,

winkers,

and

wipers

work

properly.

negative

wire

of

the

speaker

or

grounding

|

speaker

wires

to

the

metal

body

of

the

car

can

cause

this

unit

to

fail.

Installation

Self-tapping

screw

(25

x18

mm)

°°"**"

Cooling

fan

sees

oe

.

4

:

Air

inlet

*#e2S

LL,

oe

7

.

LPT

=

Installation

board,

Etc.

eccccccccee

xz,

(thickness

:

15

mm

or

more)

>

La

S

e

Since

the

power

amplifier

has

no

parts

which

require

operation,

it

can

be

installed

at

a

position

away

from

the

driver’s

seat

without

any

hindrances.

|

As

generally

accepted

positions

for

its

installation,

places

such

as

inside

the

trunk,

etc.

can

be

considered.

e

Use

the

extension

cables.

(Optional.)

Tipe

Eh]

0.5m

[im

[am

-15

|

|

_RCAcable

|

GA2SL_|

CAT2SL

|

CAZ2SL|

——

|

CAS2SL_

RCA

cable

fa7mm)

|

CASWL

|

CATSWL

|

CAZBWL

|

_——

nm)

RCA

cable

(212mm)

CBW

CA2EW

ACAUTION

|

¢

Do

not

install

the

unit

under

the

carpet.

Otherwise

heat

build-up

occurs

and

the

unit

may

be

damaged.

G

|

e

Install

this

unit

in

a

location

which

allows

heat

to

easily

dissipate.

Once

installed,

do

not

place

any

object

on

top

of

the

unit.

¢

The

surface

temperature

of

the

amplifier

will

become

hot

during

use.

Install

the

amplifier

in

a

place

where

people,

resins,

and

other

substances

that

are

sensitive

to

heat

will

not

come

into

contact

with

it.

e

This

unit

has

cooling

fans

to

decrease

the

internal

temperature.

Be

careful

not

to

block

the

cooling

fan

openings

when

installing

the

unit.

Blocking

these

openings

will

inhibit

the

cooling

of

the

internal

temperature

and

result

in

malfunction.

e

When

making

a

hole

under

a

seat,

inside

the

trunk,

or

somewhere

else

in

the

vehicle,

check

that

there

is

nothing

hazardous

on

the

opposite

side

such

as

a

gasoline

tank,

brake

pipe,

or

wiring

harness,

and

be

careful

not

to

cause

scratches

or

other

damage.

@

Do

not

install

near

the

dashboard,

rear

tray,

or

air

bag

safety

parts.

e

The

installation

to

the

vehicle

should

securely

fasten

the

unit

to

a

place

in

which

it

will

not

obstruct

driving.

If

the

unit

comes

off

due

to

a

shock

and

hits

a

person

or

safety

part,

it

may

cause

Injury

or

an

accident.

3

e

After

installing

the

unit,

check

to

make

sure

that

electrical

equipment

such

as

the

brake

lamps,

turn

signal

lamps

and

windshield

wipers

operate

normally.

English

3

es

FRASONIC

©OD

®©®@OMo

@)

Fuse

(15

A

x

4)

2)

Battery

terminal

3)

Ground

terminal

4)

SPEAKER

OUTPUT

terminals

As

this

unit

accepts

speakers

with

a

|

minimum

impedance

of

2

ohms,

connect

speakers

with

2-ohm

or

higher

impedance

.to

these

terminals.

ACAUTION

|

The

rated

input

of

the

speakers

should

be

no

less

than

the

maximum,

output

of

the

amplifier.

Otherwise

malfunction

may

result.

6)

SIGMA

SERVO

FEED

BACK

terminals

(See

p.11)

ACAUTION

Be

sure

to

make

proper

connections

to

the

SIGMA

SERVO

FEED

BACK

terminals.

Incorrect

connection

may

result

in

lack

of

—

sound

output

or

other

malfunctions.

©

RCA

cable

ground

lead

terminal

@

LINE

IN

terminal

(8)

LINE

OUT

terminal

@

Power

control

terminal

EXT.AMP.CONT.

(external

amplifier

control)

terminal

This

controls

the

B.M.S.

(See

P.6).

()

INPUT

SENSITIVITY

control

Adjust

this

control

according

to

the

pre-out

level

of

the

center

unit

connected

to

this

amplifier.

.

Refer

to

“Specifications”

on

the

center

Funit’

$

instruction

manual

about

the

pre-out

level.

4

English

LO

PASS

FREQUENCY

BAND

REJECT

-

oo)

AG

—

—s—

|

OFF

|

ON

OFFI

ON.

OFF

J

ON

Q®

©

®

®

(2

Low

Pass

Filter

switch

When

this

switch

is

set

to

ON,

the

bass

is

boosted

because

the

frequencies

of

the

lower

frequency

band

than

the

cutoff

frequency

set

with

the

LPF

FREQUENCY

control

are

output.

@

LPF

FREQUENCY

control

|

Sets

the

cutoff

frequency

when

the

ae

switch

is

set

to

LPF.

BAND

REJECT

filter

switch

When

this

switch

is

set

to

ON,

frequencies

in

the

band

set

with

the

BAND

REJECT.

~.

FREQUENCY

control

are

rejected

and

eliminated.

The

band

rejection

allows

to

reduce

resonance

inside

the

vehicle’

-

compartment

and

standing

waves.

(See.

Pet?)

(@

BAND

REJECT

FREQUENCY

control

Sets

the

rejection

frequency

when

the

BAND

REJECT

switch

is

set

to

ON.

(See

P.12)

@

INFRASONIC

FILTER

switch

—

When

this

switch

is

set

to

ON,

the

inaudible,

ultralow

frequencies

below

the

frequency

set

with

the

INFRASONIC

FILTER

FREQUENCY

switch

are

cut

off.

This

improves

the

reproduction

.

performance

of

the

speakers

by

aiiviinating

unnecessary

oscillations

which

will

not

|

|

become

sound.

(7)

INFRASONIC

FILTER

FREQUENCY

switch

—

Switches

the

cutoff

frequency

when

the

INFRASONIC

FILTER

switch

is

set

to

ON.

POWER

indicator

This

indicator

glows

when

the

unit's

power

is

turned

ON.

COOLING

FAN

indicator

When

the

unit's

internal

temperature

rises,

the

slide

panel

opens

automatically

and

the

cooling

fan

is

activated.

The

cooling

fan

is

also

activated

when

the

slide

panel

is

opened,

While

the

cooling

fan

is

in

operation,

the

COOLING

FAN

indicator

blinks.

OPERATION/PROTECTION

indicator

This

indicator

glows

when

the

power

comes

ON

normally.

If

the

PROTECTION

function

is

activated,

the

indicator

blinks

or

goes

out.

@})

LOW

VOLTAGE

indicator

This

indicator

glows

when

the

power

voltage

falls

below

11V

(volts).

If

the

power

supply

voltage

returns

to

full

after

a

voltage

drop,

this

indicator

will

blink

to

alert

the

user

that

a

voltage

drop

has

occurred.

The

number

of

blinks

indicates

the

number

of

times

the

voltage

has

dropped

(up

to

a

maximum

of

10).

@

B.M.S.

indicator

This

indicator

glows

when

the

bass

boost

is

turned

ON

using

the

B.M.S.

(See

P.6).

If

indicators

(9

to

@

light

up

in

succession

or

blink

in

unison,

the

system

is

in

DEMO

mode.

If

this

happens,

cancel

DEMO

mode

by

pressing‘the

OPEN/CLOSE

button.

ee

‘|

COOLING

FAN

|

|

)|

OPERATION/PROTECTION

OPEN/CLOSE

ie)

@

PROTECTION

function

This

unit

incorporates

a

protection

function

which

protects

the

main

unit

and

speakers

from

troubles.

The

unit

stops

to

function

when

the

protection

function

Is

activated.

¢

When

the

OPERATION/

PROTECTION

indicator

blinks:

e

A

speaker

wire

may

be

short-circuited.

e

A

speaker

output

may

be

in

contact

with

the

ground.

¢

The

temperature

of

the

internal

parts

may

be

higher

than

120°C

(248°F}

e

The

fuse

of

this unit

may

be

blown.

e

The

unit

may

be

malfunctioning

and

sending

DC

signal

to

the

speaker

output.

e

The

sigma

servo

connection

may

be

—

erroneous.

Canceling:

turn

the

accessory

power

source

(ACC)

OFF,

then

back

ON.

©

When

the

POWER

indicator

and

the

OPERATION/PROTECTION

function

both

go

out:

e

The

fuse

of

this unit

may

be

blown.

When

the

LOW

VOLTAGE

indicator

glows

or

blinks:

els the

battery

exhausted?

e

The

car

battery

has

a

small

capacity.

e

|f

the

battery

wire

is

too

thin

or

too

long,

it

will

not

be

able

to

supply

enough

power.

els

the

battery

wire

deteriorated?

_

English

5

B.M_S.(Bass

Management

System)

s

mepeete

a

ee

ee

ee

ane

ee

ee

Ie

oe

ee

pepe

iGleatoy

a

Mi

If

the

unit

is

not

going

to

be

operated

from

the

outside:

@)

B.M.S.

switch

This

boosts

the

bass,

focusing

mainly

on

:

ys

ae

If

the

slide

panel

meets

an

obstacle

while

the

frequency

setting

determined

using

the

liding,

the

slide

operation

will

be

halted.

If

Toe

.

this

happens,

remove

the

obstacle

and

then

¢

(REMOTE)

OPEN/CLOSE

or

neepyeats

press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

again.

(REMOTE)

B.M.S.

position:

e

|f

the

center

unit

power

is

switched

OFF,

or

When

the

switch

is

in

this

position,

the

|

the

vehicle

engine

is

switched

OFF,

while

bass

is

not

boosted.

the

slide

panel

is

open,

the

slide

panel

will

FRO

chen

then

close

automatically,

The

next

time

the

|

Operations

using

the

eee

pelle)

OPEN/CLOSE

button

power

is

turned

ON

or

the

vehicle

engine

is

turned

ON,

the

slide

panel

will

return

to

its

original

open

state.

-

B.M.S.

(+6)

position:

=

¢

lf

the

B.M.S.

switch

setting

is

changed

to

When

the

switch

is

in

this

position,

the

(REMOTE),

the

slide

panel

will

close

in

bass

is

boosted

by

6dB.

preparation

for

remote

operation,

even

if

the

The

B.M.S.

indicator

glows.

EXT.AMP.CONT.

terminal

is

not

connected.

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+608

(ON)

|

Bris

Operations

using

the

Take

care

not

to

allow

your

finger

or

any

other

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[Slide

panel

OPEN/CLOSE

button

7

:

object

to

be

trapped

by

the

slide

panel

while

it

.

is

sliding.

@

B.M.S.

FREQUENCY

control

oe

When

the

B.M.S.

switch

is

set

to

the

B.M.S.

(+6)

position,

this

control

can

be

used

to

adjust

the

central

frequency

that

you

want

to

emphasise.

|

@

OPEN/CLOSE

button

Each

time

you

press

this

button,

the

slide

panel

either

opens

or

closes.

6

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If

the

unit

is

going

to

be

operated

from

the

center

unit:

_

a

.

The

amount

of

bass

boost

and

the

opening/closing

of

the

slide

panel

can

be

controlled

from

the

center

unit.

Additionally,

up

to

3

power

amplifiers

can

be

set

at

the

same

time.

Kenwood

center

units

released

in

1999

or

later

having

an

“EXT.AMP.CONT.”

wire

operate

this

unit.

Instructions

on

how

to

operate

the

center

unit

will

be

found

in

the

instruction

manual

supplied

with

the

center

unit.

GQ)

B.M.S.

switch

.

This

switch

is

used

to

select

the

range

of

control

operations

that

can

be

carried

out

from

the

center

unit.

When

the

bass

boost

is

switched

ON,

the

B.M.S.

indicator

glows,

¢

(REMOTE)

OPEN/CLOSE

position:

When

the

switch

is

in

this

position,

only

the

opening/closing

of

the

slide

panel

can

be

controlled

from

the

center

unit;

the

bass

cannot

be

boosted.

Flt

(OFFI

jolide

panel

CLOSE

OPEN

*

(REMOTE)

B.M.LS.

position:

When

the

switch

is

in

this

position,

any

of

the

three

bass

boost

settings

—

FLAT,

+6dB

and

+12dB

—

can

be

selected

from

the

center

unit.

If

"+6

dB"

or

"+12

dB"

is

selected,

the

slide

panel

will

open.

Flat

(OFF)

+6dB

(ON)

+12dB

Bass

boost

(ON)

¢

B.M.S.

(+6)

position:

When

the

switch

ts

in

this

position,

the

bass

is

boosted

by

6dB,

regardless

of

any

operation

carried

out

from

the

center

unit.

Operations

using

the

pigeipene!

OPEN/CLOSE

button

|Slide

panel

CLOSE

OPEN

r6dB

(ON

|

@)

B.M.S.

FREQUENCY

control

This

control

allows

you

to

use

the

B.M.S.

to

adjust

the

central

frequency

that

you

want

to

emphasise.

“@)

OPEN/CLOSE

button

e

When

the

B.M.S.

switch

is

in

the

B.M.S.

(+6)

position,

the

slide

panel

will

open

or

close

each

time

the

button

is

pressed.

e

When

the

B.M.S.

switch

is

set

to

the

(REMOTE)

position,

the

center

unit

will

contro]

the

slide

panel.

If

you

want

to

adjust

the

control

inside

the

.

slide

panel,

you

can

open/close

the

slide

panel

temporarily

by

pressing

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button.

|

e

lf

the

slide

panel

meets

an

obstacle

while

sliding,

the

slide

operation

will

be

halted.

If

this

happens,

remove

the

obstacle

and

then

press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button

again.

e

When

the

B.M.S.

is

in

the

(REMOTE)

position,

and

control

operations

are

carried

out

on

the

center

unit,

the

slide

panel

will

return

to

the

status

set

on

the

center

unit

even

if

it

is

opened/closed

using

the

OPEN/CLOSE

button.

|

Gm

Bae

e

|f

the

center

unit

power

is

switched

OFF,

or

the

vehicle

engine

is

turned

OFF,

when

the

slide

panel

is

open,

the

slide

panel

will

automatically

close.

When

the

power

is

turned

back

ON,

or

when

the

vehicle

engine

is

turned

ON,

the

slide

panel

will

carry

out

an

action

depending

on

the

setting

status

of

the

|

B.M.S.

switch,

as

follows.

os

*|lf

the

B.M.S.

switch

is

in

the

(REMOTE)

position,

the

slide

panel

will

obey

the

setting

on

the

center

unit.

*|f

the

B.M.S.

switch

is

in

the

B.M.S.

(+6)

position,

the

slide

panel

will

return

to

its

original

open

state.

ACAUTION

|

Take

care

not

to

allow

your

finger

or

any

other

object

to

be

trapped

by

the

slide

panel

while

it

is

sliding.

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RCA

cable

connection

—

ar.

|

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input

*e.,)

@

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9°

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input

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receiver,

CD

receiver,

etc.)

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available

parts

_

RCA

cable

ground

terminal

—

—

When

using

an

RCA

cable

with

a

ground

lead

attached,

connect

the

ground

lead

to

this

terminal.

ACAUTION

Do

not

use

this

terminal

for

power

source

grounding.

This

unit

will

be

damaged

if

the

power

source

grounding

cable

is

connected

to

this

terminal.

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wire

connection

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|

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terminal

.

NOTE

*

-

Commercially

available

parts

:

;

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a:

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the

speaker

wires

and

sigma

servo

i

wires

along

the

same

paths.

@

Speaker

Selection

¢

The

rated

input

power

of

the

speakers

that

are

going

to

be

connected

should

be

greater

haa

the

maximum

output

power

(in

Watts)

of

the

amplifier.

Use

of

speakers

having

input

power

ratings

that

are

less

than

the

output

power

of

the

amplifier

will

cause

smoke

to

be

emitted

as

well

as

damage.

e

Use

speakers

that

have

an

impedance

of

2Q

or

greater.

When

more

than

one

set

of

speakers

are

going

to

be

used,

calculate

the

combined

impedance

of

the

speakers

and

then

connect

suitable

speakers

to

the

amplifier.

e

:

~wWe.

Rated

input

power

“and

Maximum

output

of

feeee

impedance

of

the

speakers

the

amplifier

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—

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terminal

|

Attach

the

connection

terminal

to

a

commercially

available

wiring

wier

for

in-car

use,

and

connect

it

to

the

unit.

An

EXT.AMP.CONT.

terminal

can

only

be

attached

if

Kenwood

center

unit

is

a

model

released

in

1999

or

latter,

and

has

an

“EXT.AMP.CONT.”

wire.

Using

the

external

amp

control,

up

to

3

power

amplifiers

can

be

operated

simultaneously

(although

this

may

not

be

possible,

depending

~

on

the

type

of

wiring

wier

used,

and

its

length).

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control

lead

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amplifier

control

terminal

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control

wire

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receiver,

CD

receiver,

etc.)

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;

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Extension

wire

*

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terminal

External

amplifier

control

, |

wire

(Pink

/

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*

:

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available

parts

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9

Connection.

w

Power

wire

connection

ect

a

fusible

link

or

breaker

nearby

the

battery's

event

fire

caused

by

a

short

in

the

wiring,

conn

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pr

positive

terminal.

Wiring

|

|

|

7

|

e

|f

a

buzzing

noise

is

heard

from

the

speakers

when

the

engine

is

running,

connect

a

line

noise

filter

(optional)

to

each

of

the

battery

wire.

he

edge

of

the

iron

plate

by

using

Grommets.

hat

acts

as

an

electrical

ground

passing

e

Do

not

allow

the

wire

to

directly

contact

t

f

the

ground

wire

is

not

e

Connect

the

ground

wire

to

a

metal

part

of

the

car

chassis

t

~

electricity

to

the

battery's

negative

©

terminal.

Do

not

turn

the

power

on

|

connected.

e

Please

be

sure

to

install

a

protective

fuse

in

the

power

wire,

near

the

battery.

Use

a

fuse

which

“has

a

capacity

about

10A

higher

than

the

capacity

of

the

fuse

in

the

unit.

e

For

the

power

wire

and

the

earth

wire,

use

(flame-resistant)

power

wiring

wires

for

in-car

US

the

power

wire,

use

a

power

wiring

wire

with

a

current

capacity

about

10A

higher

than

the

capacity

of

the

protective

fuse

(about

20A

higher

than

the

capacity

of

the

fuse

in

the

unit).

to

be

used,

use

a

power

supply

wiring

wire

and

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more

than

one

power

amplifier

are

going

protective

fuse

of

greater

current-handling

capacity

than

the

total

maximum

current

drawn

by

each

amplifier.

Example:

One

Power

Amplifier

Is

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capacity

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Area

of

Wiring

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10)

or

greater

x

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Power

terminal

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—

Fuse

rts

—

;

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battery

and

ground

wires

through

supplied

terminal

cover

and

connect

to

respective

-

terminals.

After

completing

connections,

fasten

terminal

cover

over

terminal

bracket.

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Power

terminal

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