Visonik V3209 Manuel utilisateur

SFECIFICRTIONS

RMS

Pwr per CH

4 Ohm

RMS

Pwr per CH

Ohm

RMS

Pwr Mono

4 Ohm

THD

4 Ohm

Ratio

Channel Separation

Frequency Response+OSdB

Crossover Frequency LPF

Crossover Frequency HPF

Ohm

Class AB Circuitry

Tri-Mode Capable

High Level Input

Low Level Input

RCA Line Output

35-250HzVariable Low Pass Filter

35-250HzVariable High Pass Filter

0-12dB Variable Bass Boost

0-180

Variable Phase Shift

15-30HzVariable SubsonicFilter (V5011)

0.05%THD

S/N>85dB

Thermal, Short, Overload Protection

2OOmV-8V RCA Input

2 Ohm Stereo,

Ohm Mono Stable

Remote Bass Control (exceptV3209)

Built-in Cooling Fans (except V3209)

75W 125W 150W 200w 300W

IOOW 175w 200w 250W 400W

175w 300W 400W 500W 800W

0.05%

<O.l%

>90dB

60dB

20Hz-30kHz

35Hz-250Hz

MODEL

V3209

V3309

V3409

V3509

V3709

Total Peak Power

300W

500W

600W

8OOW

1200w

Bass Boost

Low Level Input Range

High Level Input Range

0-12dB

200mV-8V

3-1OV

Low Level Impedance

High Level Impedance

Fuse

Dimensions(H x W

V3909

Total Peakpower

1600W

1OOO\V

MODEL

10kOhms

100

Ohms

20Ampxl 30Ampxl 20Ampx2 25Ampx2 30Anipx3

518"

7314"

518"

9314"

518"

112" 518"

131/2"

518"

x 17314"

2"x11 2"x11 3118"Xll 2"x11

RMSPwrperCH@4Ohm

300W

500W

RMS

PwrperCH@ZOhni

400W 700W

~ RMS

PwrMono

4 Ohnil SOOW

13OOM

THD@4Ohni

Ohm

Ratio

Crossover Frequency LPF

BassBoost

Low Level Input Range

High Level Input-7ange

Low Level Impedance

High Level Impedance

40Amux3

Anir

FIIW

COI*(I*(ECTIONS

Each input and outputjack is individi

errors.Male to male RCA cables are reqi

inputs to the sourceunits or crossover

shouldbe used

minimize the pickup

shouldbe

run

on the opposite side of the

wires of the Amplifiers. This will help to

Before making

any

electrical connection.

Ground cable toprevent thepossibility

electronicequipment.

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ter

MODEL

V3909

V4309

Total Peak Power

,16oow/1ooo\v

RMSPwrperCH@4Ohm 300W

500W

RMSPwrperCH@2Ohm

400W

700W

RMSPwrMono@4OhniI

800W

1300W

(V5011)

V5011 V6611

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lOOOW 2 x 200w

soow

300W

4x75W+2x 175W

N-A

4xlOOW+2x25OW

SOOW 2~150W+1x4OOW

tion

Fuse

Dimensions(H

W x L)

40Anipx3

25 Ampx2

12"x

518

X21112"

518"X

15112"

2'':

ble

3209)

1209)

40Ampx

20 Amp x

2"x

1~18"

112"

518"X

13112''

V3309

V3409

V3509

V3709

5oow

600W

8OOW

1200w

125W

175W

300W

15ow 200w 300W

200w 250W 400W

400W 5oow 8OOW

>90dB

60dB

20Hz-30!&z

100

Ohms

35Hz-250Hz

0-12dB

200mV-8V

3-1OV

Ink

Ohms

CONNECTIONS

Each input and outputjack is individually labeled to reduce installation

errors. Male to male RCA cables are required to connect the AMPLIFIER

inputs to the source units or crossover outputs. High Quality shielded cables

should be used to minimize the pickup of electricalnoises. The RCA cables

shouldbe run on the opposite side

the vehicle fromthe power and ground

wires

the Amplifiers. This will help to minimizenoise problems.

Before making any electrical connections,Disconnect

your

car battery's

Groundcable toprevent thepossibility ofshort circuits

damage toyour

electronicequipment.

518"

9314"

518"

112"

518"

112"

:;;':

h314"

2"x

311s"~

2"x

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Model:

V6611

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I)EMarE

Model:

V5011

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CONTROLS

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

SpeakerTerminals

Input Sensitivity Controls

Low Level RCA Inputs

RCA Line Output

High Level Inputs

CrossoverSelection Switch

Ground Connection

Positive 12V Connection

Remote Turn-on Connection

Connectsthe speakersto the amplifier

Variesthe input voltageto the amplifier

Connectsthe RCA terminals from a sourceunit

Used for connecting multipleamplifiers

Used for when RCA low leveljacks are not available

Selectsthe crossovermode

Connectsto the vehicles chassis

Connectsto the vehicles battery

Connectsto the remote turn-on lead of the sourceunit

Allows frequenciesbelow the set level to pass when the

crossoveris in LPF mode

Allows frequenciesabove the set level to pass when the

crossoveris in

HPF

mode

0-180"Variable Phase Control

Used when in LPF mode, to adjustthe phase of the subwoofers

0-12dBVariable Bass Boost

The control adjuststhe Bass Boost Gain for the amplifier's

speakeroutput.

Used when in LPF mode, to adjust the frequenciessent to the

outputof the amplifierto the subwoofers

Lit

Green

when the amplifieris workingproperly

Lit

Red

when in Protection Mode

Used to controlthe gain of the output of the amplifier(Figl)

35-250Hz VariableLow Pass Filter

35-250Hz Variable High Pass Filter

15-250HzVariable Subsonic Filter

LED Indicator

Remote Bass ControlConnection

AMPLIFIER

SETUP

INPUT SENSITIVITY (LEVEL) CON

In orderto achievemaximum signal-to-nc

adjustthe signal level from your source

sensitivity.It is NOT a volume control.T

controlby the externalremote controller.

To adjust, proceed as follows:

a. Set INPUT LEVEL controlsat mid-po

b. Listen for audibledistortionas you inc

control.If no distortion is heard,

turn

"MAX" in small stagesuntil the onset

decreaseto the level prior to the immei

c. If distortionis immediately heard, turn

clear.

POWER INPICSTOR

LED

This GREEN LED will illuminatewhene

it fails to illuminate,check the power co

PROTECTION CIRCUIT

Shouldthe Amplifierbecome shorted,

protectioncircuit will "SHUT-DOWN"

turn "RED"

The amplifierwill remain ii

caused the problem is corrected.To reset

"OFF"

and then turn "ON" again.

CAUTI

THISAMPLIFIER IS DESIGNED TO

IMPEDANCE OF

OHMS IN STEREO.

THEAMPLIFIER TOIMPEDANCES L(

ISNOT COVERED UNDER WARRANT

Ohms

IN MULTI-MODE (TH-MODE)

MAY CONSTITUTE

POTENTIAL Di

17.

Input Mode Switch

----

-I

Used to selectwhich input is used to drivethe amplifier.

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e amplifier

:he amplifier

from a sourceunit

Ile amplifiers

veljacks are not available

assis

.ttery

1-on lead of the sourceunit

Filter

:he set level to pass when the

Filter

:heset level to pass when the

-01

adjust the phase of the subwoofers

Boost Gain for the amplifier's

Filter

adjustthe frequenciessent to the

ie subwoofers

ier is working properly

Mode

cction

the output of the amplifier(Figl)

is used to drivethe amplifier.

INPUT SENSITIVITY (LEVEL) CONTROLS

In orderto achievemaximum signal-to-noiseperformance,these controls

adjustthe signal level fromyour sourceunit, to match the Amplifier's

sensitivity. It is NOT a volume control. This input sensitivitycan also can be

controlby the external remote controller.

adjust, proceed as follows:

a. SetINPUT LEVEL controlsat mid-point.

b. Listen for audible distortionas you increasethe Head Unit VOLUME

control.

no distortionis heard,

turn

the adjustmentlevel controltoward

"MAX" in small stagesuntil the onset of audibledistortionis heard, then

decreaseto the levelprior to the immediatepoint of audibledistortion.

c. If distortionis immediatelyheard, turn controlto MIN" until the sound is

clear.

POWER

INDICATOR

LED

This GREEN LED will illuminatewheneverthe Amplifieris turned "ON" .If

it failsto illuminate,check the power connectionsto the Amplifierand fuses.

PROTECTION CIRCUIT

Shouldthe Amplifierbecome shorted,overloadedor overheated,the

protectioncircuitwill "SHUT-DOWN" the Amplifier and the Power LED will

turn

"RED"

.The amplifierwill remain inoperableuntil the conditionthat has

causedthe problem is corrected.To reset the amplifier,

turn

your amplifier

"OFF"

and then

turn

"ON"

again.

CAUTION:

THISAMPLIFIER ISDESIGNED TO OPERATE WITHA MINIMUM LOAD

IMPEDANCE OF

OHMSIN STEREO.

OHMSMONO (BRIDGED). OR

Ohms

IN MULTI-MODE (TRI-MODE) CONFIGURATIONS. SUBJECTING

THEAMPLIFIER TOIMPEDANCES LOWER THANRECOMMENDED,

MAY CONSTITUTE TOPOTENTIAL DAMAGE TO THEAMPLIFIER.AND

IS NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY

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If you plan to expand your systemby addingother components

sometimein the future,ensureadequatespaceis left.

Considerboth the lengthof your leads,and routingwhen

determiningthe mounting location. Pre-AmpRCA inputjacks

requirehigh qualityshielded male to male RCA patch cord.

MOUNTING

YOUR

SYSTEM

The mountingposition of your Amplifierwill have a greateffecton its

ability to dissipatethe heat generated duringnormal operation. The Amplifier

has an efficient heat sink for properheat dissipation,also integratedwith a

thermal shutdown(forheat protection)circuit. Allowingair around the

cooling finswill improveheat dissipationdramatically.

NOT enclosethe

amplifierin a smallbox or cover it so that air cannotflow aroundthe cooling

fins.

summertime. Sincethe thermal shut-downpoint for the Amplifieris (160'

it must be mounted for maximum cooling.

achievemaximum convection

air flow in an enclosed

trunk,

mount the amplifierin a verticalposition,on a

verticalsurface.

passenger compartment sincethe driverwill not often allowtemperaturesto

reach a criticalpoint. Floor mounting under the seat is usually satisfactoryas

long as there is at least

inch abovethe Amplifier's fins for ventilation.

To mount the Amplifier:

Temperaturesin car trunks have been measured as high as (1

58'

F) in the

Coolingrequirementsare considerablyrelaxed when mounting inside the

1. Use the amplifieras a template to mark the mountingholes.

Use extremecaution,inspect underneathsurfacebefore drilling.

Remove the Amplifier and drillthe markedholes.

Securethe Amplifier using the screwsprovided.

NOTE.

NOT USETHESE

RCAJACKS

CONJUNC

Alwaysuse high quality RCA type shi

Alwaysuse the shortestlength possibl

"S"

shapeloop

(not

coiled

loop) to

Never cut the shieldedcable and re-sp

ignitionwires, or near computercontrc

Never route any Amplifierinput cable

Hea

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STEM

lour systemby addingother components

ensureadequatespace is left.

h of your leads, and routingwhen

ng location. Pre-Amp RCA inputjacks

elded male to male RCA patch cord.

(STEM

Amplifierwill have

great effecton its

duringnormal operation. The Amplifier

heat dissipation,

also

integratedwith

In) circuit. Allowingair around the

lation dramatically.

NOT enclosethe

that air cannot flow around the cooling

re been measured

high

58'

in the

.-downpoint for the Amplifieris

60'

oling.

achievemaximum convection

the amplifierin

verticalposition,on

iderablyrelaxed when mounting insidethe

ver will not often allow temperaturesto

under the seat is usually satisfactory

the Amplifier's fins for ventilation.

'lateto mark the mountingholes.

ct underneath surfacebefore drilling.

drill the marked holes.

the screwsprovided.

NOTE.

NOT USE

THESE

RCA .JACKS

CONJUNCTION WITHHIGH

LEVEL

INPUT

WIRES.

Alwaysuse high qualityRCA type shielded cables.

Alwaysuse the shortestlength possible. If the cable

too long,make on

Never cut the shieldedcable and re-splice it.

Never route any Amplifier input cablesnear speakeroutputs,high energy

"S"

shape loop

(not

coiled

loop)

to take up any excess.

ignitionwires,or near computercontrolledignitioncircuitunits.

E-E

Outputs

~~ToInp"t

Head

Unit

Additional Amplifiers

To Outputs

Input

OfHead

Unit

Additional Amplificrs

-8-

Outputs

-9-

Of Head

Unit

Head

Unit

H1GI-l

LEVEL INPUT CONNECTIONS

NOTE.

NOT CONNECT THESE

HIGH

LEVEL INPUT WIRES

YOU

ARE USING THELOW

LEVEL INPUTRCA JACKS

Model:

V5011

V3209

V3309

V3409

V3509

V3109

V3909

SPEAKER

TERM1

RIGHT

CHANNEL

(Brown)

RIGHTCHANNEL

(Gray)

Model:

V4309

CHANNEL

Nvhite)

CHANNEL

+(white)

CHANNEL-

(Green)

Iron

HEADUNIT

Model:

V6611

(Input

Mode

Switch:

4Ch)

CHANN

CHASSIS GROUND

(Black)

CHANNEL

(Brown)

CHANNEL

(Gray)

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