
Additonal Features Bluecube Media Player AQ-BC-6UBT
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7.1 External 12V Trigger
Aquatic AV understands the need for more flexible remote applications. With the BlueCube+ Media
Player, Auquatic AV has provided an independent 12V 'accessory' trigger, activated from the RF
wireless remote. This could activate any 12V based device like 12V lights or 12V motors.
In any operational mode, press the (12V TRIGGER) button to activate. Press again to deactivate.
Depending on the versions, if there are two external trigger wires, you can also activate the second
external trigger by press and hold for the second external trigger.
7.2 Connecting Multiple Amplifiers or High Current Draw Lighting Systems
Aquatic AV strongly recommend you speak to our technical service staff or your local Aquatic AV dealer if you are
considering this feature.
Load on External Trigger(s) should not exceed 2A.
Wiring a Single Pole Single Throw (SPST) Relay
The SPST is necessary to protect the stereo in
systems with multiple amplifiers. The AQ-BC-6UBT
remote and trigger wire provide 2A max current. While
this is enough to power a single amplifier, complex
systems with multiple amplifiers will require a SPST
relay.
Position 30: requires 12VDC from the main power
source (12V battery, power supply etc). This should be
the same power source that is powering your stereo.
Position 85: this is where you connect your ground
from your power source (12V battery, power supply,
etc.) This should be the same ground reference as
your stereo.
Position 86: position 86 is triggered 12V, and is sent
when your stereo is powered on.
87
87
30
8586
Triggered
12V DC from
stereo (Blue or
Brown wire)
Common
ground
12V DC output for amplifier
Triggered
12V DC from
stereo (Blue or
Brown wire)
For Aquatic AV stereos, position 86 can be connected to either the blue remote wire in the harness or
the brown 12V trigger on the rear of the unit. There differences are below:
Blue (recommended): The blue (remote wire) provides a 12V DC output when the stereo is
powered on. Meaning as soon as the stereo is powered on, the blue wire sends 12V DC through th
relay powering on the amplifier.
Brown: The brown (12V Trigger) provides 12V DC output when it is triggered via the lightning bolt
icon on the faceplate or handheld remote. This setup is more advantageous in a more complex
system with several zones, as it gives you control of when an amplifier is on or off.
Position 87: this is 12V DC output that you will provide 12V DC to the remote turn on to the amplifiers
in your system.