INSTALLATION SEQUENCE
•Triton Audio recommends having all products installed by Authorized Triton
dealers. Check www.Triton-Audio.com for the most up to date owners manauals.
•Before installing the amplifier turn off the source and all other electronic devices in the audio
system to prevent any damages.
•Using a OFC cable with adequate AWG, run the power wire from the battery location to the
amplifier mounting location.
•Connect the power supply with the correct polarity. connect (+) terminal to the cable coming
from the battery and (-) terminal to the car chassis.
•Put an insulated fuse holder 40 cm max far from the battery positive terminal;
connect one end of the power cable to it after connecting the other end to the
amplifier. Do not mount the fuse yet.
•To ground the amplifier (-) in the right way, use a screw in the vehicle chassis;
scrape all paint or grease from the metal if necessary, checking with a tester that
there is continuity between the battery negative terminal (-) and the fixed point.
If possible, connect all components to the same ground point; this helps reject
most noise which can be generated during the audio reproduction.
•Route all signal cables close together and away from power cables.
•Connect the RCA input cables, the applied signal must be between 0.2 VRMS and 5 VRMS.
•Connect the high level inputs using the proper plug. Applied signal must
be between 0.8 VRMS and 20 VRMS. Don’t use it if you are already using
RCA connection.
•Connect the speaker output using 10 AWG max speaker cable.
•Don’t connect (-) L and (-) R speaker outputs together. If you use an external
stereo crossover, make sure that its negative poles are not connected together.
•The amplifier turns on by connecting the remote turn on terminal (REMOTE IN) to
the source specific output. The amplifier turns on automatically, without remote
signal, also if using high level inputs (Speaker IN) by setting the “AUTO TURN ON”
switch to position ON.
•The LED on the front panel lights up green indicating that the product is on. The
LED lights up red if the outputs go on overload, if the thermal protection is
triggered, if the speaker cables short circuit with the vehicle chassis and if the
amplifier is malfunctioning.
•The fuse(s) is/are located near the power supply and speaker terminals. To
replace, remove the fuse(s) from the housing. Always replace with the fuse of the
same rating.
•Make sure to secure the amplifier utilizing included moutning screws. The
amplifier detachment while driving can seriously damage the people in the
vehicle and other cars.
•When installation is over, check the system’s wiring and make sure all connections were
done in the right way.
•Put the fuse into the fuse holder. The fuse value will have to be 30% higher
than the fuse(s) that are installed in the amplifier. In case the cable supplies
several amplifiers, the fuse value will have to be 30% higher than the sum of
the values of all other fuses in the amplifiers.
•Listening level calibration is made by adjusting the source volume up to ¾ of its
maximum level; then, adjust the amplifier levels until you hear distortion then
back down two to three clicks.
