Mtx Td1000.1d User manual

Use

your

smartphone

to

scan

or

visit

youtube.com/user

/MTXThunderforce

to

learn

how

to

properly

install

this

amplifier.

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OWNER'S

MANUAL

TO

SERIES

AMPLIFIERS

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INTRODUCTION

Thank

you

for purchasing

an

MTX

Audio Hi-Performance amplifier.

Proper

installation matched

with

MTX

speakers

and

subwoofers provide superior

sound

and

performance for endless

hours

of

enjoyment whether

you

are

waking

the

neighbors

or

just

out

enjoying your tunes. Congratulations

and

enjoy

the

ultimate

audio

experience with

MTX!

FEATURES

•

Compact

Size

•

Double

Sided

PCB

• Surface Mount

Components

• Mosfet

Design

•

LPF

and

HPF

Crossover

• Adjustable

Bass

Boost

•

Noise

Free

Design

•

Short,

Thermal,

and

High/Low

Voltage

Protection

CONTROL

FUNCTIONS

1.

Speakers

-

Connect

speakers/subwoofers to these terminals.

Be

sure

to

check wire for proper

polarity. Never connect

the

speaker cables to

the

chassis

ground.

2.

+

12

Volt

Power-

Connect

this terminal through a

FUSE

or

CIRCUIT

BREAKER

to

the

positive

terminal of

the

vehicle battery

or

the

positive terminal

of

an

isolated

audio

system

battery.

WARNING:

Always protect this power cable

by

installing a

fuse

or

circuit breaker of the

appropriate

size

within

18

inches

(45cm)

of

the battery terminal connection.

3.

Remote

Turn

On

-This terminal turns

on

the

amplifier when

(+)

12

volt

is

applied

to

it.

Connect it

to

the

remote

turn

on

lead

of

the

head

unit

or

signal source.

4.

GND-

Connect

this

cable

directly

to

the

frame

of

the

vehicle.

Make

sure

the

metal frame

has

been

stripped

of

all

paint

down

to

the

bare

metal.

Use

the

shortest distance possible. It

is

always

a

good

idea

to

replace

the

factory

ground

at this time with a

cable

equal

or

larger than the new

amplifier power

cable.

CAUTION:

Do

not connect this terminal directly

to

the

vehicle battery

ground

terminal

or

any

other factory

ground

points.

5.

RCA

Input Jacks-

These

RCA

input jacks

are

for

use

with source units that

have

RCA

outputs. A

source unit with a

minimum

level

of

200mV

is

required for proper operation.

The

use

of

high

quality twisted pair cables

is

recommended

to

decrease

the

possibility

of

radiated

noise

entering

the

system.

6.

Gain

Control

-The

Gain

control will

match

the amplifier's sensitivity

to

the

source units signal

voltage.

The

operating

range

is

5V

to

200mV.

NOTE:

This

is

NOT

a

volume

control.

7.

Low

Pass

Filter

Control

(Mono Block)-

This

control

is

used

to

select

the

desired low

pass

x-over

frequency.

The

frequency

can

be

adjusted from

40Hz

to

220Hz

for

all

bass

mono

models.

8.

Subsonic

Filter

Control

(Mono Block)-

This

control

can

filter

out

unwanted low frequency

from

1OHz

(OFF)

to

50Hz.

This

function

should

only

be

used

with

vented

enclosures.

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9.

Bass

Boost

Level

Switch

(Mono

Block)-

This

switch

can

boost

bass

level

by

OdB,

6dB,

or

12dB.

The

boost frequency

is

centered

at

50Hz.

10.

High

Pass

Filter

(Full

Range)-

This

controls

the

frequencies

played

for

the

front channels.

Low

frequencies

can

be

cut off

from

OFF

to

200Hz.

At

OFF

position,

no

low frequencies cut

off,

meaning

full

range.

11.

X-Over

Mode

and

Frequency

Control

(Full

Range)-

These

controls allow control over

the

frequencies

played

for the rear channels.

There

is

an

option

for

Low

Pass,

Full

Range,

or

High

Pass.

In

LP

or

HP

mode,

the

crossover frequency

can

be

tuned

from

50Hz

to

750Hz.

12.

Power Indicator-

This

LED

will light

up

when

the

amplifier

is

working properly.

13.

Protection Indicator-

The

Red

LED

will light

up

and

flash

ifthere

is

afault presented

to

the

amplifier.

Please

disconnect

the

amplifier

and

resolve

the

fault

before

reconnecting

the

amplifier.

PANEL

LAYOUT

4-Channel

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Panel

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INSTALLATION

AND

MOUNTING

MTX

recommends

your new

TD

Series

amplifier

be

installed

by

an

Authorized

MTX

retailer.

Any

deviation

from

specified installation instructions

can

cause

serious

damage

to

the

amplifier,

speakers

and/or vehicle's electrical

system.

Damage

caused

from

improper installation

is

NOT

covered

under

warranty.

Please

verify

all

connections prior

to

system

turn

on.

1.

Disconnect

the

vehicle's negative battery

cable.

2.

Determine

the

mounting

place

for your

MTX

amplifier.

Keep

in

mind

there

should

be

sufficient

air flow for proper cooling. Mark

the

mounting

holes

from

the

amplifier

to

be

drilled.Before

drilling

make

sure

all

vehicle wires,

gas

lines,

brake

lines

and

gas

tank

are

clear

and

will not

interfere with installation. Drill

the

desired

holes

and

mount

the

MTX

amplifier.

3.

Install a positive

(+)

power

cable

from

the

vehicle's battery through

the

firewall

using

agrommet

or

firewall

bushing

to

avoid

cable

damage

from

sharp

edges

of

the

firewall.

Run

the

cable

through

the

interior of

the

vehicle

and

connect it

to

the

amplifier's

(+

12V)

terminal.

Do

not connect

to

the

battery

at

this

time.

NOTE:

Use

only

proper

gauge

wire for

both

positive

and

negative connections.

4.

Install a circuit breaker

or

fuse

within

18

inches of

the

battery.

This

effectively lowers

the

risk

of

severe

damage

to

you

or

your

vehicle

in

case

of

ashort circuit

or

accident. Make

sure

the

circuit breaker

is

switched off

or

the

fuse

is

taken

out

of

the

fuse

holder untill

all

connections

are

made.

Now connect your positive power

cable

to

the

positive battery terminal of

the

battery.

5.

Grounding

-

Locate

a proper

ground

point

on

the

vehicle's

chassis

and

remove

all

paint,

dirt

or

debris

to

reveal

a

bare

metal

surface. Attach

the

ground

wire

to

that contact point.

Connect

the

opposite

end

of

the

ground

wire

to

the

(GND)

terminal

on

the

MTX

amplifier.

6.

Connect a

Remote

Turn-on

wire

from

the

source unit

to

the

MTX

amplifier's

(REM)

terminal. If

the

source unit

does

not

have

adedicated

Remote

Turn-on

lead,

you

may

connect to

the

source unit's

Power Antenna

lead.

7.

Supply

the

signal

to

your

MTX

amplifier

by

connecting

the

signal

cables

using

high

quality

RCA

to

the

corresponding outputs

at

the

source unit

and

inputs

of

the

amplifier.

8.

Connect your

speakers

to

your

MTX

amplifier's speaker terminals

using

the

correct

gauge

speaker wire.

Your

MTX

amp

can

drive a

2Q

(TD75.4

&

TD500.1

D)

and

1Q

(TD1000.1

D)

minimum

load

for

max

power.

9.

Double

check

all

previous installation

steps,

in

particular, wiring

and

component connections.

Once

verified, reconnect

the

vehicle's negative battery

cable,

turn

the

circuit breaker

on

or

place

the

fuse

in

the

fuse

holder.

NOTE:

Gain

Levels

on

the

amplifier

should

be

turned

all

the

way

down

(counter clockwise) before

proceeding with adjustments.

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5

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem

Cause

Solution

No

+

12V

at

Remote

Connection

Supply+

12V

to

Terminal

No

+

12V

at

Power

Connection

No

LED

Indication Supply+

12V

to

Terminal

Insufficient

Ground

Connection

Verify

Ground

Connection

Blown

Power

Fuse

Replace

Fuse

Volume

on

Source

Unit

Off

Increase

Volume

on

Source

Unit

Speaker

Connections

Not

Made

Make

Speaker

Connections

Power

LED

On,

Gain

Control

on

Amplifier

Off

Turn

Up

Gain

No

Output

Signal

Processing

Units

Off

Apply

Power

to

Signal

Processor

All

Speakers

Blown

Replace

Speakers

Head

Unit

Volume

Set

Too

High

Lower

Head

Unit

Volume

Output

Distorted Amplifier

Gain

Set

Too

High

Lower

Amplifier

Gain

Balance

Reversed

Speaker

Wire L&R

Reversed

Correct

Speaker

Wire Orientation

RCA

Inputs

Reversed

Reverse

RCA

Inputs

Bass

is

Weak

Speakers

Wired

Out

of

Phase

Wire

Speakers

with Correct

Phase

Not

Using

MTX

Subwoofers

Buy

MTX

Subwoofers

Excessive

Output

Levels

Lower

the

Volume

Blowing

Fuses

Amplifier Defective

Return

for Service

WIRING

DIAGRAM

See

page

26

for amplifier wiring diagrams.

MTX.COM

SPECIFICATIONS

Model

TD1000.1D

TD500.1D

TD75.4

Description

1000

W

RMS

Mono

500

W

RMS

Mono

4x75W

RMS

Power

at

14.4V

1Q

Load

1000W

RMS

NA

2Q

Load

600W

RMS

500

W

RMS

4x

100W

RMS

4Q

Load

350W

RMS

300W

RMS

4X

75

w

RMS

Features

Input

Level

0.2-

5V

0.2-

5V

0.2-

5V

Frequency

Response

10Hz-

220Hz

10Hz-

220Hz

15Hz-

25kHz

Low

Pass

Filter

(LPF)

40Hz-

220Hz

40Hz-

220Hz

50Hz-

750Hz

(Rear)

High

Pass

Filter

(HPF)

NA

1OHz

-

200Hz

(Front)

50Hz-

750Hz

(Rear)

Subsonic

Filter 10Hz-

50Hz

10Hz-

50Hz

NA

THO

at

4Q

Load

<0.3% <0.3%

<0.05%

30%

Rated

Power

Signal-to-Noise

Ratio

>80dB

>80dB >80dB

Bass

Boost

0-

6dB-

12dB

0-

6dB-

12dB

NA

Switchable Switch

able

Best

Efficiency

at

4Q

>80%

>80% >60%

Minimum

Load

1Q

2Q

External

Bass

Control

(EBC)

Yes Yes

NA

Optional

Remote

Low

Voltage

Protection

Yes,

Protect

<8V

Yes,

Protect

<8V

Yes,

Protect

<8V

Short Circuit

Test@

Max

Power

Pass Pass Pass

Overheat

Protect

Temperature

Protect

at

80°C

I Protect

at

80°C

I Protect

at

80°C

I

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Components

&

PCB

SMD

Parts

I

Double

SMD

Parts

I

Double

SMD

Parts

I

Double

Sided

FR-4

PCB

Sided

FR-4

PCB

Sided

FR-4

PCB

Dimensions

Height

2.13

11

(54mm)

2.13

11

(54mm)

2.13

11

(54mm)

Width ·

5.51

11

(140mm)

5.51

11

(140mm)

5.51

11

(140mm)

Length

10.28

11

(261mm)

7.24

11

(184mm)

10.04

11

(255mm)

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MIIIIING

DIAGRAM

Mono

Block

Amplifier

Wiring

(Single

Subwoofer

Load)

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Unit

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Block

Amplifier

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Load)

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NOTE:

Equivalent

parallel

woofer

load

cannot

be

less

than

the

minimum

load

rating.

The

two

negative

terminals

are

paralleled

inside

the

amplifiers,

as

are

the

two

positive

terminals.

These

are

monoblock

amplifiers,

not

multi-channel

amplifiers.

The

minimum

load

for

the

TD500.1

D

amplifier

is

2Q.

The

minimum

load

for

the

TD1000.1D

amplifier

is

1Q.

NOTA:

La

carga

equivalente

de

woofers

paralelos

no

puede

ser

menos

que

el

valor

nominal

de

Ia

carga.

Las

dos

terminales

negativas

estan

en

paralelo

dentro

de

los

amplificadores

y

tam

bien

las

terminales

positivas.

Estos

son

amplificadores

de

monobloque,

no

amplificadores

multicanal.

La

carga

minima

para

el

amplificadorTD500.1D

es

2

Q.

La

carga

minima

para

el

amplificadorTD1000.1D

es

1

Q.

OBSERVACAO:

A

carga

para

lela

equivalente

do

woofer

nao

pode

ser

menor

que

a

carga

nominal

minima.

Os

dais

terminais

negatives,

assim

como

os

terminais

positives,

estao

em

paralelo

dentro

dos

amplificadores.

Os

amplificadores

sao

monobloco

e

nao

amplificadores

multicanais.

A

carga

minima

do

amplificadorTD500.1D

e

2Q.

A

carga

minima

do

amplificadorTD1000.1D

e

1Q.

REMARQUE:

Une

charge

de

cais

.

son

de

graves

en

parallele

ne

peut

etre

inferieure

a

Ia

valeur

nominale

minimale

de

charge.

Les

deux

barnes

negatives

sont

mises

en

parallele

a

l'interieur

des

amplificateurs,

comme

le

sont

les

deux

barnes

positives.

Ce

sont

des

amplificateurs

monoblocs

et

non

des

amplificateurs

mlllti-canaux.

La

charge

minimale

pour

l'amplificateur

TD500.1

o·

est

de

2

Q.

La

charge

minimale

pour

I'

amplificateur

TO

1000.1

D

est

de

1

Q.

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rights

reserved.

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of

Mitek

Corporation.

Designed

and

Engineered

in

the

U.S.A.

Due

to

continual

product

development,

all

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

MTX

Audio,

4545

East

Baseline

Rd.

Phoenix,

AZ

85042

U.S.A.

MTX004230

RevA

12/11

MTX COM

NDM642

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For

Proper

Performance

and

Safety,

MTX

Recommends

Installing

an

lnline

Fuse

per

the

Ovvner's

Manual

Instructions

According

to

the

Follovving.

TD1000.1

D

TD500.1

D

TD75.4

1

OOA

Fuse

60A

Fuse

60A

Fuse

MTX

Recommends

Using

a

StreetWires

Fuse

and

Fuse

Holder

for

Your

Installation

or

a

StreetWires

Amplifier

Kit

Which

Includes

the

Fuse

and

Fuse

Holder.

TD1000.1

D

TD500.1

D

TD75.4

ZN3K-04

MTX

Will

Extend

Your

Manufacturer's

Warranty

By

One

(1)

Year

When

You

Use

the

Proper

StreetWires

Amplifier

Kit

to

Connect

Your

Amplifier.

MTX TD1000.1D User manual

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