Alpine 3362 User manual

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Digital
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Control Unit
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Unité de commande
Unita di controllo
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Subwoofers
Subwoofers
Subwoofers
Subwoofers
Altavoces de subgraves
Subwoofers
7618
Analog Line
Center Speaker
Mittlerer Lautsprecher
Haut-parleur central
Altoparlante centrale
Altavoz central
Mitthdégtalare
j Bus Line
Analog-Leitung Bus-Leitung
Ligne analogique Ligne de bus
Linea analogica Linea Bus
Linea analégica Linea de bus
Analog kabel Bus-kabel
3362
Base Unit
Haupteinheit
Unité de base
Unita di base
Unidad base
Huvudenhet
6041
Rear Effect Speakers
Heck-Effekt-Lautsprecher
Haut-parleurs d’effet arriére
Aitoparianti posteriori ad
effetto speciale
Altavoces de efecto trasero
Bakre effekthdgtalare
Digital Input
Digital-Eingang
Entrée numérique
Ingresso digitale
Entrada digital
Digitalingang
Bus Line
Bus-Leitung
Ligne de bus
Linea Bus
Linea de bus
Bus-kabel
6663
Rear Satellites
Hintere Sateiliten
Satellites arriére
Satelliti posteriori
Satélites traseros
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7618
3362 Analog Line Bus Line
, Analog-Leitung Bus-Leitung
Control Unit Ligne analogique Ligne de bus
Steuereinheit Linea analogica Linea Bus
Unité de commande Linea analégica Linea de bus
Unita di controllo Analog kabel Bus-kabel
Unidad de control
Kontrollenhet
Digital Input
Digital-Eingang
Entrée numérique
Ingresso digitale
3362 Entrada digital
Base Unit Digitalingang
6081
Haupteinheit
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Unité de base
Siete
Unita
di
base
Subwoofer
Unidad
base
Bus
Line
Subwoofer
Huvudenhet
Bus-Leitung
Altavoz
de
subgraves
Ligne
de
bus
Subwoofer
Linea
Bus
Linea de bus
Bus-kabel
6562
+ Front Satellites
Vordere Satelliten
6963
Rear Satellites
Hintere Satelliten
Satellites arriére
Satelliti posteriori
Satélites traseros
Satellithégtalare, bak
Satellites avant
Satelliti anteriori
Satélites delanteros
Satellithégtalare, fram
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7618
3362
Analog
Line
Bus
Line
Control
Unit
Analog-Leitung
Bus-Leitung
Steuereinheit
Ligne
analogique
Ligne
de
bus
Unité
de
commande
Linea
analogica
Linea
Bus
Unita
di
controllo
Linea
analdgica
Linea
de
bus
Unidad
de
control
Analog
kabel
Bus-kabel
Kontrollenhet
Digital Input
Digital-Eingang
Entrée numérique
Ingresso digitale
3362 Entrada digital
Base Unit _ a lanelingang
6041
Haupteinheit
Rear
Effect
Speakers
Unité
de
base
Heck-Effekt-Lautsprecher
Unita
di
base
:
Haut-parleurs
d’effet arriére
Unidad
base
Bus
Line
Altoparlanti
posteriori
ad
Huvudenhet
Bus-Leitung
effetto
speciale
Ligne
de
bus
Altavoces
de
efecto
trasero
Linea
Bus
Linea de bus
Bakre effekthégtalare
6663
Rear Satellites
Hintere Satelliten
Satellites arriére
Satelliti posteriori
Satélites traseros
Satellithégtalare, bak
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Satellites avant
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INTRODUCTION
At Alpine, Sonic Excellence is a goal we consider most important. Your
purchase of this component tells us you feel the same. We take great
pride in the long tradition of excellence in sound quality that the Alpine
name represents. Now, as part of that tradition, we welcome you to the
great number of discerning audiophiles who own Alpine products. This
manual has been prepared to help you maximize your enjoyment of the
outstanding performance and features of your new Alpine 3362 Sound
Field Controller.
This component features the reliability and uncompromising engineer-.
ing that are benchmarks of all Alpine products. 18 bands of frequency
adjustment allow you to precisely tailor the response of your audio sys-
tem to compensate for the acoustic environment of your car and, more
importantly, customize the sound to your individual taste.
To realize the exceptional performance capabilities of this product, it is
necessary that all signal sources, amplifiers, speakers, and interconnec-
tion devices are of the highest sonic quality. We recommend using Alpine
Head Units, Speaker Systems, High Quality Interconnection/Speaker
Cable, and Accessories.
Please study this manual carefully and become acquainted with all the
features and capabilities of your new Alpine 3362. Should you have any
questions, please contact your authorized Alpine dealer.
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DIGITAL
EQUALIZER/SOUND
FIELD
CONTROLLER
A
very
flexible
and
precise
DSP
creates
varied
sound-fields
as
well
as
digitally
adjustable
equalization.
Outputs
include
2
Main
speakers,
2
Main
+
Effect
speakers,
Subwoofer
speaker
and
Center
speaker.
DSP SURROUND
This
Digital
Signal
Processor
creates
4
different
listening
environments
making
your
car
a
Live
Room,
Stadium,
Church
or
Hall.
3-MODE
OPTICAL
DIGITAL
INPUTS
Optical
transmission
of
the
Audio
signal
eliminates
the
influences
of
electrical
noise
or
Radio
Frequency
Interference.
L.P.S.
(LISTENING
POSITION
SELECT)
This
feature
gives
the
user
the
ability
to
adjust
the
time
delay
and
level
of
the
4
main
speakers
to
provide
the
ideal
sound
stage
for
each
listener
in
the
car.
The
staging
can
be
optimized
for
the
front
passenger,
driver,
front
passenger
and
driver,
or
front
and
rear
passengers
and
driver.
DISP(lay) SELECT
View
the
audio
information
in
the
display
in
5
different
ways.
Use
this
switch
to
select
the
different
views.
DUAL
EQUALIZER
MODE
;
Two
Equalizer
modes
are
possible
with
the
3362.
A
dual,
9-band
equalizer
with
the
Front
and
Rear
channels
independently
adjustable
is
selected
in
the
DUAL
mode.
This
mode
features
18
different
center
frequencies
for
the
equalizer
bands
(9
Front/9
Rear).
In
the
normal
equalizer
mode,
9-bands
adjust
all
outputs
together.
SUBWOOFER OUTPUT
The
3362's
subwoofer
output
is
activated
when
the
internal
dividing
network
is
turned
on.
The
subwoofer
output
is
low-pass,
also
crossed
over
at
80
Hz.
The
low
pass
outputs
have
a
slope
18
dB
per
octave.
SUBWOOFER LEVEL CONTROL
The
Subwoofer
level
can
be
adjusted
to
compensate
for
the
sub-bass
content
of
different
source
material
or
to
overcome
ambient
noise
levels
while
driving.
FOUR
EQUALIZATION
PRESET
CAPABILITY
4
different
equalization
settings
can
be
stored
in
memory.
The
4
preset
buttons
are
used
to
recall
these
settings
with
a
touch
of
a
button
in
the
"P”
mode.
FOUR
FACTORY
EQUALIZATION
PRESETS
4
factory
presets
represent
equalization
curves
for
various
types
of
audio
sources.
REMOTE
POWER
ON/OFF
With
this
feature,
the
processor
turns
on
and
off
automatically
with
the
head
unit.
BACKLIGHTING
GREEN
OR
AMBER
CENTER SPEAKER OUTPUT
DC/DC
SWITCHING
POWER
SUPPLY
SEPARATE
FRONT,
REAR,
EFFECT,
SUBWOOFER,
CENTER
RCA
OUTPUT

SWITCHES AND TERMINALS
Refer to Fig. 1 on page 5.
Control Unit
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Manufacturer’s Memory Indicator
Programmable Memory Indicator
OVeR-RaNGe Indicator
Front/Rear Indicators
Equalizer/Level Indicators
Preset Buttons/Indicators
Shift Down/Reverberation Gain
Button
Level Up Button
Level Down Button
Shift Up/Reverberation Time Button
Volume UP Button
Volume DowN Button
Mode SELect Button
DEFEAT Button
Listening Position Select
Button/Indicator
Base Unit
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Data Bus Connector
(TO HEAD UNIT)
Data Bus Connector
(TO CHANGER)
Subwoofer Phase Switch
Subwoofer Output Connector
Center Speaker Output Connector
Rear Effect Output Connectors
Rear RCA Output Connectors
Front RCA Output Connectors
Rear Mix Switch
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DISPlay Select Switch
EQualizer/SURround Button
Programmable/Manufacturer’s
Memory Button
SubWoofer/CenTeR Speaker Output
Button
Front/Rear Select Button
DUAL Equalizer Mode Switch
Digital Display
DUAL Indicator
REVerberation Indicator
SUBWoofer Indicator
CenTeR Indicator
SURround Indicator
EQualizer Indicator
Listening Position Indicator
DIGITAL INput Indicator
Analog Input RCA Connectors
CD Shuttle Digital Input Connector
Master Digital Input Connector
Auxiliary Digital Input Connector
Control Unit DIN Connector
Pre-amp Control Switch
Auxiliary Digital Input Enable
Switch

OPERATION
@ BASIC OPERATION
Switching Equalizer
Press the EQ/SUR button @. With each press, the mode changes from equalizer to
surround
or
vice
versa.
The
appropriate
indicator
EQ
@
or
SUR
@
will
display
the
function.
{Ea} [SUF }-
Adjusting the Volume
1. Press the UP © or DN @ button, and the display will flash (for 5 seconds).
2. While the display is still flashing, press the UP @ or DN @ button again. With each
press, the level will be increased or decreased in single steps. By pressing and holding
the button, the level will be increased or decreased continuously.
NOTE:
To control the volume from the Head Unit (7618 or 7619 only), the Pre-amp Control
switch @® must be set to “HEAD UNIT”.
HEAD “@).
Changing the Display
There are 5 different display modes for showing the varying levels of the audio
spectrum. Press the DISP switch @® to advance to the next display mode. The mode
number will be shown in the display for 2 seconds before returning the spectrum display.
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OPERATION
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Dual Equalizer Mode Switch
To
enter
the
Dual
Equalizer
mode,
press
the
DUAL
switch
@.
The
DUAL
indicator
@&
will
be
displayed.
In
this
mode
the
Front
and
Rear
channels
use
different
center
frequencies
for
their
bands
as
follows:
FRONT
=
42,
88,
185,
380,
800,
1.7k,
3.4k,
7.2k,
15k
Hz
REAR
=
29,
61,
125,
265,
560,
1.2k,
2.4k,
5.0k,
11k
Hz
Pressing
the
DUAL
switch
@
again
turns
off
the
DUAL
indicator
@
cancels
the
DUAL
EQ
mode.
In
this
equalization
mode,
the
9-bands
are
the
same
as
the
Front
channel
in
the
DUAL
mode.
The
same
band
is
applied
to
both
the
Front
and
Rear
channels.
Subwoofer Output
1.
To
activate
the
Subwoofer
Output,
press
and
hold
the
S.W
button
@.
The
SUB
W..
indicator
@
will
light
up.
2.
To
adjust
the
Subwoofer
level,
press
the
SELect
button
@
until
the
large
“SUB.W"
appears
in
the
digital
display
@.
3.
Press
the
Level
Up
®
or
Down
©
button
to
adjust
the
Subwoofer
Output
to
your
desired
level.
OFF
{sue} +
Listening Position Select Button
Press
the
L.P.S.
button
@.
With
each
press,
a
new
listening
position
is
selected.
The
Listening
Position
Indicator
@
will
show
the
seat
position.
When
the
L.P.S.
mode
is
ON,
the
L.P.S.
indicator
@3
above
the
button
will
light
up.
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NOTE:
While
using
the
L.P.S.
feature,
the
surround
mode
is
disabled.
To
activate
the
surround
.
mode,
press
the
L.P.S.
button
@
to
turn
the
L.P.S.
mode
off.
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~ OPERATION
Subwoofer/Fader/Balance Adjustment
1. To select the desired function, press the SELect button @ until the function appears in
the digital display @. The main display will flash if there had been a previous
adjustment made. After 5 seconds, the mode will return to the Equalizer display. See
diagram below for function sequence.
2. To change the mode, press the SEL button @ again. Every time you press, the mode
will be changed.
@ When Subwoofer is ON:
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@ When Subwoofer is OFF:
FADER] {BAL}
3. Press the Up/Down buttons @, @ or Level buttons ®, @ during flashing to adjust the
level you desire.
Adjusting the Input Level
The OVR-RNG indicator @) will illuminate whenever the input level is excessive. This
indicates possible distortion and should be corrected for the best sounding output.
To adjust the input level for optimum level, first press the DEFEAT button 44 to activate
the DEFEAT mode. Reduce the volume on the head until the OVR-RNG indicator @ no
longer comes on.
NOTE:
If the OVR-RNG indicator ® should come on when using a different source, repeat the
above procedure for the new source.
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OPERATION
Backlighting Control
You
can
select
the
favorite
back
lighting
of
the
display,
green
or
amber.
Press
and
hold
the
DISPlay
switch
@
for
at
least
2
seconds
to
select
a
new
backlighting
color.
Choose
from
green
or
amber.
NOTE:
:
To
control
the
Volume,
Balance
and
Fader
from
the
head
unit
(must
be
a
unit
with
External
Processor
Control
capability),
the
Pre-amp
Control
switch
®
must
be
set
to
HEAD
UNIT.
;
HEAD “©) 3362
@ SURROUND OPERATION
Manufacturer's Surround Presets
For
your
convenience,
we
have
provided
4
typical
surrounding
settings
for
different
types
of
source
material.
Each
setting
mathematically
duplicates
the
acoustics
of
various
listening
environments
to
transport
the
listener
from
the
car
to
the
various
settings.
These
settings
have
been
preset
into
memory
at
the
factory
as
follows:
1. Hall
This
setting
duplicates
the
acoustics
of
a
large
concert
Hall.
The
acoustics
of
this
hall
are
such
that
the
full
sound
stage
can
be
enjoyed
from
every
corner
of
the
listening
environment.
2. Church
This
setting
duplicates
a
very
large,
stone-walled,
high
ceilinged
church.
The
delays
are
longer
than
in
the
“Hall”
above
and
much
more
lively.
3. Stadium
This
“Stadium”
setting
provides
a
very
unique
blend
of
ambience
and
space.
Beca
use
of
the
large
area
of
this
stadium,
the
echoes
tend
to
linger,
trailing
off
gradually,
g
iving
the
impression
of
being
outside
in
a
very
large
open
space.
4. Live
The
echoing
effects
of
the
“Live”
surround
preset
duplicates
the
sonic
experienc:
that
you
might
encounter
in
a
dome
shaped
theater.
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OPERATION
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To
Play
Back
in
the
Live
Surround
Mode
(Example)
1
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3:
4.
5.
Check
that
the
L.P.S.
mode
is
OFF.
Press
the
L.P.S.
button
@
until
the
L.P.S.
indicator
@ is off.
Press the EQ/SUR button @ to activate the surround mode, and the SUR indicator @
will light up.
Press the P/M button @ to activate the manufacturer's memory mode, and the M
indicator ® will light up.
Press the Preset button © number 4.
The Live surround mode is now activated.
Adjusting the Reverberation
1.
2.
Press the EQ/SUR button @ to activate the surround mode, and the SUR indicator @?
will light up.
Press
the
Up
(
»
)
@
or
Down
(
<€
)
@
button.
The
previously
selected
mode
will
be
activated
and displayed
for
5
seconds.
Select
the
Reverb
time by
pressing
the Up
( » ) button @ and Reverb level by pressing the Down ( < ) button @.
The
selected
channel
(F)ront
or
(R)ear
is
displayed
flashing
in
the
Front
and
Rear
indicators
®
while
the LEFT
or RIGHT
speaker
is
indicated
in
the
digital display
@
area.
Variable Range (in 9 steps)
Reverberation time (0 ms to 5600 ms)
Reverberation gain (0 dB to —30 dB)
F F R R
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Press the Level button ® or @ while the Front or Rear indicators are flashing to make
adjustments for desired level and time.
13

_ OPERATION
Setting
the
User-Programmable
Surround
Presets
1.
2
3:
5.
Press
the
EQ/SUR
button
@
to
activate
the
surround
mode.
The
SUR
indicator
@
will
be
activated.
Make
the
desired
adjustment
using
the
Up
(
»
)
@,
Down
(
€
)
@
button
and
the
Level
button
(® or
@).
Before
the
Front/Rear
indicators
©
stop
flashing,
press
and
hold
any
of
the
Preset
buttons
©
for
at
least
2
seconds.
The
information
in
the
digital
display
@
will
flash
for
5
seconds.
P-HAL (Hall)
P-CHR (Church)
P-STD (Stadium)
P-LIV (Live)
For
the
surround,
refer
to
the
“Manufacturer's
Surround
Presets”
on
page
12.
Press
the
Preset
button
©
in
which
you
desire
to
store
the
memory
again.
Unless
you
press
the
Preset
button
©
within
5
seconds,
the
mode
will
be
returned
to
the
previous
mode.
lf
you
desire
to
store
more
memory,
repeat
the
steps
above.
Selecting
the
User-Programmable
Surround
Presets
1.
Press
the
EQ/SUR
button
@
to
activate
the
surround
mode,
and
the
SUR
indicator
@
will
light
up.
Press
the
P/M
button
@
to
activate
the
programmable
memory
mode,
and
the
P
2.
indicator @ will light up.
3,
4.
Your
previously
programmed
settings
will
be
applied
to
surround
information
for
Press one of the Preset buttons ©.
playback.
Switching the Surround Defeat
il
2
Press
the
EQ/SUR
button
@
to
activate
the
surround
mode,
and
the
SUR
indicator
@
will
light
up.
Press
the
DEFEAT
button
@.
Every
time
you
press,
the
surround
defeat
ON/OFF
can
be
switched.
OFF
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14

OPERATION
@
EQUALIZER
OPERATION
Manufacturer’s
Equalization
Presets
For
your
convenience,
we
have
provided
4
typical
equalization
settings
for
different
types
of
source
material.
These
settings
have
been
preset
into
memory
at
the
factory
as
follows:
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1.
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3.
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Selecting
the
Manufacture’s
Equalization
Presets
1.
Select
and
play
back
your
desired
music
category,
vocal
for
example.
2.
Make
sure
the
M
indicator
©
is
lit.
If
not,
press
and
release
the
P/M
button
4
until
the
M
indicator
©
illuminates.
3.
Press
the
preset
number
that
corresponds
to
the
type
of
source
material
you
have
chosen.
In
this
case,
press
preset
number
4.
4.
Now
the
vocal
preset
is
activated
and
the
equalization
characteristics
that
best
suit
vocal
are
shown
in
the
display.
NOTES:
1.
Four
types
of
manufacturer's
memory
equalization
characteristics
will
be
provided
for
front and rear.
2.
You
can
switch
the
F/R
button
@
only
in
the
dual
mode.
15

OPERATION |
Adjusting the Equalizer
1.
Press
the
EQ/SUR
button
@
to
activate
the
equalizer
mode,
and
the
EQ
indicator
will
light
up.
2.
Press
the
Up(
p»
)
@
or
Down
(
<
)
@
button.
Initial
equalizer
curve
shows
flat.
[Example]
Press
the
Up
@
or
Down
@
button
until
the
cursor
flashes
at
42
Hz.
The
cursor
will
flash for 5 seconds.
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3.
Press
the
Level
button
®
or
©
during
flashing
to
adjust
to
desired
level.
Unless
you
press
the
Preset
button
©
within
5
seconds,
the
mode
will
be
returned
to
the
previous
mode.
4.
To
make
further
adjustments,
repeat
the
steps
above.
NOTE:
When
adjusting
the
equalizer,
the
defeat
mode
should
be
OFF
by
pressing
the
DEFEAT
button @.
Dual Equalizer Mode Switch
@
For
individual
adjustment
of
front
and
rear
channels
1.
Press
the
DUAL
switch
@
which
will
activate
the
DUAL
indicator
@
in
the
dispay.
2.
Use
the
F/R
button
@
to
alternate
between
the
Front
and
Rear
channels.
With
each
press,
the
EQ
mode
will
change
from
Front
to
Rear
as
indicated
in
the
F/R
indica
tor
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3.
Follow
the
steps
1
—
4
of
“Adjusting
the
Equalizer”
above
to
adjust
each
frequen
cy
band.
16

eS
OPERATION
NOTE:
You
can
switch
the
F/R
button
@
only
in
the
dual
mode.
Setting
the
User-Programmable
Equalization
Presets
1.
Press
the
EQ/SUR
button
@
to
activate
the
equalizer
mode,
and
the
EQ
indicator
will
light
up.
2.
Modify
the
EQ
settings
to
suit
your
listening
preference
using
the
Up
(
>
)
@®,
Down
(
<)
@
button,
and
the
Level
button
(®
or
©).
3.
Press
one
of
the
Preset
buttons
©
for
more
than
2
seconds.
The
display
will
flash
for
about
5
seconds,
during
which
time
memory
can
be
stored.
Preset
1:
PM-1
Preset
2:
PM-2
Preset
3:
PM-3
Preset
4:
PM-4
4.
Press
the
Preset
button
©
in
which
you
wish
to
store
the
EQ
curve.
You
must
press
the
Preset
button
©
within
5
seconds
after
the
display
began
to
flash,
otherwise
the
store
mode
will
be
deactivated.
5.
If
you
desire
to
store
more
memory,
repeat
the
steps
above.
Selecting the User-Programmable Presets
1.
Press
the
EQ/SUR
button
@
to
activate
the
equalizer
mode,
and
the
EQ
indicator
@
will
light
up.
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2.
Press
the
P/M
button
48
to
activate
the
programmable
memory
mode,
and
the
P
indicator
@
will
light
up.
3.
Press
one
of
the
Preset
buttons
©.
4.
The
EQ
curve
stored
in
the
selected
Preset
will
be
displayed
and
applied
to
the
audio
output
for
your
enjoyment.
17

OPERATION
Switching the EQ Defeat
1. Press the EQ/SUR button @ to activate the equalizer mode, and the EQ indicator @
will light up.
2. Press the DEFEAT button @. With each press the equalizer defeat mode will be
selected. The mode selected will depend upon whether the DUAL mode is ON or OFF,
See below for the different modes.
When the DUAL indicator @ is ON:
When the DUAL indicator @ is OFF:
OFF
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When F-DEF lights up:
Front outputs are directly supplied to the line outputs without passing through the
equalizer circuits.
When R-DEF lights up:
Rear outputs are directly supplied to the line outputs without passing through the
equalizer circuits.
When RFDEF lights up:
All
outputs
are
directly
supplied
to
the
line
outputs
without
passing
through
the
equalizer circuits.
When EQDEF lights up:
All
outputs
are
directly
supplied
to
the
line
outputs
without
passing
through
the
equalizer circuits.

PRECAUTIONS
1. Improper wiring connections could cause damage to your vehicle’s electrical system
and/or the 3362. Carefully follow the wiring instructions in this manual.
2. Attaching the battery lead to the positive (+) terminal of the battery should be the last
connection after all other connections are made.
3. Be sure that the 3362 is mounted in a way that will allow for free air circulation and
head dissipation.
4. When changing fuses, be sure to replace the old fuse with one of the same amperage
(5A). Use of improper fuses can lead to serious damage to components.
mentees FIBER-OPTIC CABLE
When connecting or disconnecting the fiber-optic cable, please grab the connector
part, not the cable.
2. Be sure to line-up the top and bottom of the connector part when connecting.
3. When routing the fiber-optic cable, do not make sharp bends (smaller than 1 inch in ©
diameter). Otherwise, the cable may become damaged.
4. When installing the fiber-optic cable, always cover the cable with corrugated tubing to
protect the cable.
5. Do not drop heavy objects on the cable.
6. Be sure to keep the terminal section of the fiber-optic cable clean. If dust or any other
foreign material comes in contact with the terminal, clean by gently wiping with tissue
paper, etc.
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CONNECTIONS
Example:
3362
+
7618
+
5959S
+
5
Amplifier
System
3362
Control
Unit
Head Unit
(7618)
DIN Extension
Cable
re
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CD Shuttle
(5959S)
DIN Extension
Cable
Fiber-Optic
Cable —
Subwoofer Rear Mix Switch
Phase Switch
° Ez She
AUX ON/OFF
Switch
Pre-amp Control
Switch
Center
Speaker
& coe
Rear Effect
Speakers
Front
Speakers
Speakers
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Blue/White I
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G Lead
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Pink/White
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aq -InLead
Black
+a EX<> Ground Lead
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