Pyle PT8000CH Manuel utilisateur

8-ChannelHomeTheaterAmplifier

PT8000CH

Multi-ZoneAudio Source Control,

Rack MountAmp, 8000 Watt

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Read through this user manual before using the product to ensure

its correct use. Keep this manual for future reference.

The PT8000CH contains the excellent performance and reliability that PYLEUSA

products have been recognized for. The PT8000CH features the exibility needed

for demanding custom installation applications. It is ideal for use in home theater,

stereo, multi-room, multi-zone and commercial applications.

For best performance, please carefully read the instructions in this manual.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Features

Front Panel Diagram

Rear Panel Diagram

System Design & Operation Considerations

System Design Examples

Diagram 4 - Multi Room Installation

Diagram 5 - Multi-Zone Installation #1

Diagram 6 - Multi-Zone Installation #2

Diagram 7- Home Theater/Multi-Room Installation

Installation Considerations

Installation

Operation

Troubleshooting

Specications

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FEATURES

Audiophile Design

Sophisticated design and superior internal components result in outstanding

sound quality, performance and long term reliability.

Advanced Protection

Each channel is individually protected. If the circuitry determines that a channel

must be shutdown for protection, a rare occurrence, only the channel aected will

be turned o. The other channels will continue to play. Once conditions return to

normal, the aected channel will be turned back on and operate as normal.

Flexible Input Selection

Each of the 8 channels can be assigned a variety of source inputs. A dedicated

input can be assigned to each channel. Each channel can also be congured to

play common signals from the Bus or Auxiliary inputs. This provides the exibility

needed in sophisticated custom audio installations.

Bridging

The power output of adjacent channels can be combined to provide extra power

when needed in certain areas. This is easliy accomplished by ipping a single switch.

Individual Channel Level Adjustments

Each channel has its own level adjustment. This allows the loudness of each speaker

to be perfectly matched to its area.

Multiple Power Modes and Output Trigger

There are three ways to turn the amplier ON: constant, trigger and audio sense.

This allows the amplier to operate seamlessly as part of a sophisticated custom

installation. A separate output trigger allows the amplier to activate other

components via voltage trigger.

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DIAGRAM 1 - FRONT PANEL

1. POWER SWITCH

Master power switch. Turns o power to amplier and Power Mode Circuitry.

2. POWER OUTPUT LEVEL INDICATOR

This is level meter which shows outputs levels of ch 1-2 ch 3-4 ch 5-6 & ch 7-8

condition on the operation. Therefore, you can see output condition thru this

master indicator.

DIAGRAM 2- REAR PANEL

1 2

2 31 4 5 6 7 8910 11

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

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1-2. Main bus inputs allow outputs from receivers, CD players, TVs, or any stereo

audio sources to be amplied across all channels for easy multi-room

applications. Auxiliary inputs allows an addition audio source to be played on

any channel that is switched to AUX .

3-4. Bus outputs allows the bus inputs to be sent to other ampliers or a daisy chain

without the need for “Y” cable splitters. Auxiliary output allows you to daisy

chain the input to other audio sources.

5. Bridging switch allows you to easily double the power output by coupling

two channels together.

6. Level controls for each channel.

7. Input Selection switch allows you to select between the common bus and

auxiliary inputs or the individual channel input.

8. One switch allows you to select which stereo Input channel will play through

the speaker outputs: left, right, or left and right combined. lf switched to Left

+Right, both input channels are combined.

9. Gold plated individual channel inputs allow you to connect dierent audio

sources to each channel.

10. Line signal output

11. Voltage Selector 110-220V

12. The Power Mode switch is used to toggle between three dierent trigger

methods to power up the amplier.

13. 12V output to turn on other devices when amplier is powered up.

Connect to projector screens, powered drapes, or other devices with voltage

triggers.

14. 12-15V A/C or D/C input to trigger power up with voltage from another

device, such as a receiver.

15. Speaker channel output binding posts.

16. Speaker channel bridged mode binding.

17. 3-Prong removable power plug.

18. Fused AC

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SYSTEM DESIGN & OPERATION CONSIDERATIONS

To best understand system design and operation of the PT8000CH, it is useful

to understand the following terms and features as they relate to the PT8000CH.

Multi-Room

A system design that plays the same source at the same time in all rooms.

If a change is made in one room, the same changes takes place in all other rooms.

For example, if a listener changes from CD to Tuner in the bedroom, the same

change will be heard in the kitchen.

Note: With the use of volume controls or speaker switchers the volume of each

room can be controlled separately of the other rooms.

Multi-Zone

A system design that allows dierent sources to be played in each room. A change

in one room can be made without changing the other rooms. For example the CD

player can be heard in the bedroom while the kitchen is playing the tuner.

Bridging

The combining of 2 channels to create one mono channel. It is useful when more

volume is needed in a particular area.

Source

Component, audio or video, that provides an audio signal. Examples are CD, VCR,

DVD, tape deck and tuner. The source provides the audio information that is

amplied by the PT8000CH.

Channel

A distinct unit of the amplier that provides output to one speaker. On the

PT8000CH the input to each channel can be congured to select from the BUS

INPUT, the AUX INPUT or that channel’s unique CHANNEL INPUT. Two adjacent

channels can be bridged to provide higher power to one speaker.

Level Controls

Allows any of the channels to be adjusted independently to raise or lower the

output of each channel. This may be used to control the speaker output in order

to balance dierent rooms or areas of the system.

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BUS* AUX* LINE Switch

Allows each channel to play a variety of dierent inputs. Depending on the switch

position the channel amplies the signal connected to the BUS input, the AUX

input, or its own LINE input.

R R + L L Switch

When either a BUS or AUX input is selected, this switch is used to direct the channel

to play the left signal from the input“L” or the right signal from the input“R”, or a

combined right and left signal from the input “R+L”.

Bus Input

Allows the signal from a source to be distributed to any of the 12 channels on the

amplier.

Auxiliary Inputs

Allows the signal from a secondary source to be distributed to any of the 12 channels

of the amplier.

Power Mode Selection

There are three ways to turn the amplier on and o. Use the following list to

decide which mode will work best for your application. See Diagram 3 below.

1. Constant

Use this selection when you wish to manually turn the amplier on and o by

using the front mounted power button.

2. Trigger

Use this selection if you wish the amplier turn on when it receives voltage

(12-15V A/C or D/C) from an external source and turn o once that voltage has

stopped. Some components have voltage outputs that are designed for this use.

In addition there are devices that can be used as part of an automated system

that will provide voltage to enable the mode. The voltage source must be

connected to the trigger-input jack on the back of the amplier.

3. Audio Sense

Use this selection when you want the amplier to turn on when the amplier’s

main input receives an audio signal. At the moment that either the left or right

input jacks receive a signal the amplier is turned on. Once the signal stops the

amplier waits 3 minutes and then turns o.

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DIAGRAM 3: POWER MODE SELECTION

SYSTEM DESIGN EXAMPLES

There are many ways to congure the PT8000CH amplier. The following pages

contain some typical installation examples. Use these examples to generate

ideas for your system design.

Multi-Room Installation Example (Diagram 4)

This illustrates the simplest use of the PT8000CH, distributing audio throughout

the home. In this example only one source can be selected at a time, all pairs of

speakers have the same audio signal available. The Input Selection switch is set to

“BUS”on all channels. Adjacent channels are assigned left and right.

Multi-Zone Example #1 (Diagram 5)

This illustrates the simplest way to provide an audio signal to one area that is

independent of the main audio signal. Zone 2 uses a CD player connected to

just that Zone. The rest of the system operates Zone 1 and is connected to

the preamplier/receiver. The Input Selection switch on channels 1-10 is set to

“BUS”with adjacent channels assigned left and right. The Input Selection Switch

on channels 11 and 12 are set to“LINE”.

Multi-Zone Example #2 (Diagram 6)

This illustrates the ability to listen to dierent audio signals in each zone, indepen-

dent of every other zone. The system relies on a multi-zone preamplier

or up to 6 independent preampliers.

The Input Selection switch on each channel is set to “LINE”

12-15V AC/DC

TRIGGER INPUT

12-15V AC/DC

TRIGGER INPUT

12V CONTROL

OUTPUT

AUDIO SENSE CONSTANT

2.1mm x 5.5mm

Power Input Jack

Mode Switch 3.5mm Power

Output Jack

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Home Theater / Multi-Room Example (Diagram 7)

This conguration allows the user to access the sources connected to a home

theater receiver for use in a multi-room installation. It relies on the home theater

receiver having a multi-room or similar output.

The Input Selection switch on each channel is set to “BUS” with adjacent channels

assigned left and right.

DIAGRAM 4 - MULTI-ROOM INSTALLATION

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DIAGRAM 5 - MULTI-ZONE INSTALLATION #1

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