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Phillips screwdriver
Wire
strippers
Wire
crimpers
Wire
cutters
Fuse-holder and fuse.
(See specifications for fuse rating)
Volt/Ohm Meter
DESIGN
FEATURES
12.
REM
Terminal
-The
heavy
duty,
nickel-plated captive
c-c1amp
wire connector
will
accept wire sizes
from
12
AWG
to
24 AWG.This terminal
is
used
to
remotely turn-on and turn-off the amplifier when
+
12V
DC
is
applied.
13.
Power
Terminals
-The power and ground are nickel-plated captive
c-c1amp
wire connectors and
will
accommodate up
to
4AWG wire.
14.
Infrasonic
Filter
(PSOO-I
bd/P700·1
bd/P
I000-1
bd)
- A 28Hz
High
Pass
filter designed
to
prevent
frequencies below the audio range from being applied
to
the subwoofer from the
amplifier.
Consequently
improving subwoofer performance and power
handling.
particularly
in
vented enclosures.
15.
RCA
Pass-
Thru
Jacks
(PSOO-I
bd/P700-1
bd/P
I000-1
bd)
-This
Pass-
Thru provides aconvenient
source for daisy-chaining
an
additional amplifier without running
an
extra
set
of
RCA
cables from the
front of the vehicle
to
the rear amplifier location.
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
CONSIDERATIONS
The following
is
alist
of
tools needed for installation:
Battery
post
wrench
Hand held drill wlassorted bits
1/8"
diameter heatshrink tubing
Assorted connectors
Adequate
Length-Red
Power
Wire
Adequate
Length-Remote
Turn-on
Wire
Adequate Length-Black Grounding
Wire
NOTE:We
recommend a 4 AWG wire for use on
the
power
(B+)
and ground (GND) connections.
This section focuses
on
some
of
the
vehicle considerations for installing your new amplifier.
Pre-planning your system layout and best wiring routes
will
save installation time.
When
deciding on the
layout
of
your new system, be sure
that
each component
will
be easily accessible for making adjustments.
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CAUTION:
If
you feel unsure
about
installing this system yourself. have it installed
by
a
•qualified technician.
~
CAUTION:
Before installation. disconnect
the
battery negative
(-)
terminal
to
prevent
•damage
to
the
unit. fire and/or possible injury.
Before beginning any installation, follow these simple rules:
I.
Be
sure
to
carefully read and understand the instructions before attempting
to
install the unit.
2.
For safety, disconnect the negative lead from
the
battery prior
to
beginning the installation.
3.
For easier assembly, we suggest you run
all
wires prior
to
mounting your unit
in
place.
4. Route
all
of
the RCA cables close
together
and away from any
high
current wires.
5. Use
high
quality connectors for areliable installation and
to
minimize
signal
or
power loss.
6.
Think before you
drill!
Be
careful
not
to
cut
or
drill into
gas
tanks.
fuel
lines, brake
or
hydraulic lines,
vacuum lines
or
electrical wiring when working
on
any vehicle.
7.
Never run wires underneath
the
vehicle. Running
the
wires inside the vehicle provides the best
protection.
8. Avoid running wires over
or
through sharp edges. Use rubber
or
plastic grommets
to
protect any
wires routed through metal, especially the firewall.
9.
ALWAYS
protect
the battery and electrical system from damage with proper fusing. Install the
appropriate fuse holder and fuse on the +
12V
power wire within
18"
(45.7 cm)
of
the battery
terminal.
10.
When
grounding
to
the
chassis of the vehicle, scrape
all
paint from the metal
to
ensure agood, clean
ground connection. Grounding connections should be
as
short
as possible and always be connected
to
metal
that
is
welded
to
the
main body,
or
chassis,
of
the vehicle.
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