Fig. 1: Amplifier Control Panel (ACP)
General functionality:
Pressing the "Menu" button activates the Amplifier Control Panel; additional presses cycle through the
available functions. If no input is made for 30 seconds, the current setting is saved and the menu is
exited. The control panel then switches to standby mode (status LED remains active, gain display is
dimmed).
Gain & Clipping indicator
a
The LED display shows the current gain
value (in the image below: 3 Volts) and
serves as a visual reference during
adjustment.
Two lit LEDs indicate an intermediate
value (e.g. 3 V and 4 V = 3.5 V).
If one or two LEDs light up red, the input
signal is overdriven and the gain should be
reduced.
For more information, see page 19, point 7.
Arrow buttons
b
The arrow buttons are used to toggle
between the properties of the selected
function.
Input reference LED
c
This LED shows the configured input ground
reference of the signal ground.
Blue:
Floating ground
More information: page 21, point 9
a
c
d
e
Orange:
Vehicle ground
b
g
f
Input mode LED
d
The LED indicates the currently selected
input mode of the amplifier.
Blue:
Stereo
More information: page 19, point 6
Gain setting mode LED
e
Indicates the currently selected method for
gain adjustment.
Blau:
Auto Gain Ranging
configuration
More information: page 19, point 7
Status LED
f
More information: page 22, point 1
Menu pushbutton
g
This pushbutton is used to activate the
Amplifier Control Panel, as well as to select
and confirm a function.
en
Orange:
Mono A
Orange:
Manual gain
configuration
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