Deaf Bonce Avatar ATU-1000.4 Bedienungsanleitung
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Avatar ATU-1000.4
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OWNERāS MANUAL
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TSUNAMI SERIES
ATU-600 ATU-1000.4.4
AMPLIFIER
CLASS AB
FOUR-CHANNEL
2
C O N T E N T S EN
1. Introduction
2. Safety instructions
3. Typical installation sequence
4. Connection methods
5. Wiring diagrams
6. Selection of the diameter of power cables and speaker cables
7. Speciļ¬cations
8. Possible faults and their solutions
9. Box contents
10. Warranty and maintenance info
11. Information on disposal of the electrical and electronic equipment (for the European countries with
separate waste collection)
Thank you for purchasing this Avatar product! Avatar is committed to the creation of extremely high-proļ¬le systems with no
loss of quality.
To ensure proper use, please carefully read through this manual before using this product. It is especially important that you
read and observe cautionās in this manual. Please keep the manual in a safe and accessible place for future reference.
1. Make sure that your vehicle has a 12V DC electrical system with negative grounding. Before installing the ampliļ¬er in cars,
trucks or buses, check the battery voltage.
2 . Check the state of on-board power supply of your vehicle, the battery and the alternator. When the engine is running,
depending on the ambient temperature, the voltage to be outputted by the alternator must be within the range of 14 to 14.7 V.
Open circuit voltage (OCV) of the battery must be within the range of 12.5 to 13 V. Make sure that the rated current of the
alternator and the battery capacity is enough to provide increased consumption.
For example, for the power of the ampliļ¬er 1000 W, the rated current of the alternator is required at the rate of 1000 W / 13 V
= 77 amperes. A more powerful ampliļ¬er requires a more powerful alternator as well as an additional battery.
3 . Do not place the ampliļ¬er in the engine compartment and also in the places exposed to water, moisture, dust or dirt.
4 . Never stretch the cables outside of the car and near the moving parts of the car. This can lead to destruction of the
insulating layer, short circuit and ļ¬re.
5. The ampliļ¬er should be installed in areas of the car where the temperature varies from 0 Ā°C (32 Ā°F) to 55 Ā°C (131 Ā°F). The
ampliļ¬er should be in a place with a good air circulation. The horizontal position of the ampliļ¬er is the best way to install.
6 . During the operation the ampliļ¬er may be heated up to 80 Ā°C (176 Ā°F). Before you touch it, make sure it is not overheated
that may be dangerous.
7 . To improve the cooling of the ampliļ¬er, it is recommended to clean periodically the heatsink from dust. When cleaning the
heatsink strong solvents should not be used as they may damage the ampliļ¬er. Do not use compressed air, because solids can
penetrate inside the ampliļ¬er. Cleanings best done with wet towels or cloth.
8 . Make sure that the location of the ampliļ¬er does not violate the proper operation of mechanical and electrical devices of
the vehicle.
9. Make sure that during the installation and connection of the battery, the power cables are not shorted.
1 0. When performing plumbing, drilling or cutting works with the car, make sure that there is no wiring, brake lines, fuel pipe
or other structural elements under the place of work. Follow the safety rules! Use protective glasses and gloves.
11. To protect the wires use rubber gaskets if the wire passes through a hole in the plate, or other similar materials if it lies
close to the parts exposed to heat.
1 2. Make sure that all the cables are ļ¬xed over the entire length. Also make sure that their outer protective shell is non-
combustible. Use a clamping screw to secure the positive and negative cables next to the appropriate terminals of the ampliļ¬er.
1 3. Select a diameter of the power cable in accordance with the power of the ampliļ¬er and the recommendations provided
here. Power cables are extremely important since they directly aļ¬ect the system damping factor and sound quality. The cables to
the battery must be in the copper crimp terminals pressed with the help of a hydraulic press, and well ļ¬xed to the battery
terminals.
1 4. To avoid accidental damage, keep the ampliļ¬er in its original packaging prior to installation.
15. Use high-quality copper speaker and power cables.
CAUTION!!! High sound pressure can damage your health!
Please use the common sense when controlling volume!
1 . I N T R O D U C T I O N
2 . S A F E T Y I N S T R U C T I O N S
3
EN
1. Before installing the ampliļ¬er disconnect the battery from the electrical system.
2 . To connect the ampliļ¬er it is necessary to stretch the power cable from the location of the battery to the place of installation
of the ampliļ¬er. Select the power cable with the appropriate regulations in AWG (see Table: Selection of the diameter of the
power cables)
3. Connect the power supply with the correct polarity. Connect all (+) terminals of the ampliļ¬er to the cable from the positive
terminal of the battery and the (-) terminals of the ampliļ¬er ā to the cables running from the negative terminal of the battery.
4 . Place the fuse holder for each positive cable within 40 cm from the positive terminal of the battery and connect one end of
the power cable to the holder after connecting the other end to the ampliļ¬er. Do not install the fuse.
5. Route all signal cables next to each other and separately from the power cables.
6. Connect the wires of RCA input. The input signal power must be between 0.2 V and 6 V.
7 To connect the power wire supply is necessary to use special. power cables.
8. Fasten the ampliļ¬er properly when installing it in the vehicle. If the component is disconnected during driving, it may cause
serious damage to the passengers of the car or another vehicle. It is not recommended to screw the ampliļ¬er directly to the metal
it can lead to distorsions at the signal outputs.
9. After installation is complete, check the wiring of the system and make sure that all connections have been made correctly.
Before installing the fuses, disconnect the positive lead from the battery and then install the fuse in the fuse holder. Using the light
bulb 12 V 21 W, connect the positive lead to one contact of the bulb and the other contact of the bulb to the positive terminal of
the battery.
When properly connected, the bulb must brieļ¬y light up and go out. Now you may connect the positive lead to the (+)
battery. If the light does not go out, then something is wrong. This will prevent damage to the ampliļ¬er in case of reverse polarity
and unwanted sparks when connecting. Install the rest of the fuses.
10 . To activate the ampliļ¬er, it is necessary to apply the positive potential of 12 volts to the control input of the ampliļ¬er (REM)
through a switch or a corresponding control output (REMOTE OUT) with the head unit (HU).
11 . LED indicator on the front panel lights up in blue, indicating that the device is turned on. LED indicator lights up in red
when the outputs are overloaded, if the temperature protection is activated, if there is a short circuit in the system cables to the
heatsink and if the ampliļ¬er is faulty.
1 2. The sound level is calibrated by adjusting the volume of the source up to 3/4 of its maximum level. Then, adjust the
sensitivity level of the ampliļ¬er up until you hear distortions.
3 . T Y P I C A L I N S TA L L AT I O N S E Q U E N C E
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Kategorie: | Receiver |
Modell: | Avatar ATU-1000.4 |
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