Pyle PLMRMP2A Manuel utilisateur

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Enjoy convenient music streaming from a universal mount audio system

with the Pyle Compact Marine Amplier Kit. It’s compact, waterproof

design allows for exible mounting possibilities, and makes it simple to

expand the audio system capabilities for vehicle.

PLMRMP2A

FEATURES:

• 2 x 150 Watts RMS at 4 ohm

• 2 x 300 Watts MAX at 4 ohm

• 2 x 300 Watts RMS at 2 ohm

• Anti-Thump Turn- On

• Soft Turn On / O

• Adjustable High / Low Level Inputs

• RCA Line Input

• Power Protection Circuitry

• Volume Gain Remote Control

• T.H.D S/N Ratio : > 95 dB

• Channel Separation : > 65 dB

• Frequency Response : 10 – 40K Hz

• Fuse : 10 A

• Dimensions : 4.21''(L) x 3.50''(W) x 2.05''(H)

ACCESSORIES:

• IPod / MP3 / Waterproof 3.5mm Stereo to RCA Adaptor

• Remote Control for Volume Gain

• Sold as : Unit

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PLMRMP4A

FEATURES:

• 4 x 150 Watts RMS at 4 ohm

• 4 x 300 Watts MAX at 4 ohm

• 4 x 300 Watts RMS at 2 ohm

• Anti-Thump Turn- On

• Soft Turn On / O

• Adjustable High / Low Level Inputs

• RCA Line Input

• Power Protection Circuitry

• Volume Gain Remote Control

• T.H.D S/N Ratio : > 95 dB

• Channel Separation : > 65 dB

• Frequency Response : 10 – 40K Hz

• Fuse : 10 A

• Dimensions : 6.18''(L) x 3.50''(W) x 2.05''(H)

ACCESSORIES:

• IPod / MP3 / Waterproof 3.5mm Stereo to RCA Adaptor

• Remote Control for Volume Gain

• Sold as : Unit

WHAT IS INCLUDED?

When rst unpacking your new amplied marine speaker system, Please

check rst that the package contains all of the items below. If something

is missing, contact the store where you purchased the product.

PLMRMP2A

One Piece 2 Channel Waterproof Marine Power Amplier

One Piece iPod / MP3 Waterproof 3.5mm Stereo to RCA Adaptor

One Piece Remote Control for Volume Gain

PLMRMP4A

One Piece 4 Channel Waterproof Marine Power Amplier

One Piece iPod / MP3 Waterproof 3.5mm Stereo to RCA Adaptor

One Piece Remote Control for Volume Gain

Installation Precautions

Before you drill or cut any holes, investigate your vessel’s layout very

carefully. Take special care when you work near the gas tank, fuel lines,

hydraulic lines and electrical wiring.

Never operate the amplier when it is unmounted. Attach all audio

system components securely within the amplier to prevent damage,

especially in an accident.

Do not mount this amplier so that wire connections are unprotected.

in a pinched condition, in contact with any metal surfaces in your

marine vessel, or likely to be damaged by nearby objects.

Before making or breaking power connections in your system,

disconnect the marine vessel battey. Conrm that your hear unit or

other equipment is turned o while connecting the input jacks and

speaker terminals.

If you need to replace the power fuse, replace it only with a fuse

identical to that supplied with the amplier, Using a fuse of a dierent

type or rating may result in damage to your audio system or your

amplier which is not covered by the manufactuer’s warranty.

Don’t misuse the level control!

Do not mistake the input level control for a volume control! It is

designed ONLY to match the output level of your audio source to the

input level of your amplier.

Do not adjust this input level of maximum unless your input level

requires it.

Ignoring these instructions will result in an input overload to the

amplier, and excessive audio distortion. It can also cause the protection

circuit to engage.

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Controls, Input and Output Cables:

The switches and gain settings are located behind a watertight plug,

which also lights up when the amplier is on. Be sure to replace the plug

when nished with adjustments

1. The INPUT LEVEL switch selects the input sensitivity of the amplier.

If you are connecting to a LINE level source (typically any RCA type

connection) then the switch should be in the LINE (out) position.

When connecting to loudspeaker outputs or headphone or high level

sources then set the switch to the SPEAKER (in) position.

2. The POLARITY switch allows the user to optimize bass performance in

the case that there are more than 1 set of loudspeakers producing

bass in the system. Play some music with strong bass content and

listen with the switch alternately in the NORMAL and REVERSE

position until it can be determined which setting results in more

pleasing bass response. If in doubt, or if any interaction with other

speakers is unlikely, then leave the switch in the NORMAL position.

dB GAIN

MIN MAX

3. The GAIN control adjusts the overall level of the amplier. When using

the amplier without volume control the level should beset to

achieve a balance with other loudspeakers in the system. As arule,

keep the gain setting as low as possible while still insuring that the

system will reach full output power. When using the system with

external volume control, set the external Volume Control to FULL

(clockwise) and adjust the gain on the amplier until full output

power is reached. Full output power level can be determined by

turning the gain control clockwise until the apparent loudness does

not appear to increase any more. Leave the control at the setting

where this begins to become apparent.

4. VOLUME CONTROL Plug for the waterproof remote volume control.

When installed, this control will turn o the PLMRMP3A Amp when

turned all the way down.

5. INPUT Stereo RCA audio input for connecting other audio devices

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Power and Speaker Wiring

WIRE COLOR

Red

Black

Blue

White

Whire/Black

Gray

Gray/Black

Green

Green/Black

Purple

Purple/Black

DESCRIPTION

Battery (+), 12dc

Barrery (-), Ground

Remote Turn On, 12vdc = ON

CH1 (+)

CH1 (-)

CH2 (+)

CH2 (-)

CH3 (+)

CH3 (-)

CH4 (+)

CH4 (-)

BATTERY

WHITE

WHITE/BLACK

GRAY

GRAY/BLACK

GREEN

PURPLE

PURPLE/BLACK

GREEN/BLACK

BLACK

RED

Accessory switch

BLUE

4-8 ohm speakers

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