Xantech CA1250 Manuel utilisateur

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

CA1250

DISTRIBUTED SOUND POWER AMPLIFIER

User Manual

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS-READ BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT

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13. Cleaning – Clean only with dry cloth.

14. Power Lines – An outdoor antenna should be located away from the power lines.

15. Nonuse Periods – The power cord of the appliance should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of

time.

16. Accessories: Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

17. Object and Liquid Entry – Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure

through openings.

18. Damage Requiring Service-The appliance should be serviced by qualified service Personnel when:

A. The Power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged; or

B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has spilled into the appliance; or

C. The appliance has been exposed to rain; or

D. The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance; or

E. The appliance has been dropped, or the enclosure damaged.

19. Servicing – The user should not attempt to service the appliance beyond that described in the operating instructions. All other

servicing should be referred to qualified service personnel.

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Introduction

The CA1250 is a major step forward in installation amplifiers technology. Twelve mono Zone power amplifiers, featuring 85% class D

design technology, can operate as 6 independent Zone amplifiers. Self-explanatory Input and Output connections are easy to follow

since any of the 12 mono amplifiers can be connected to either 70-Volt, 8-Ohm or 4-ohm speaker circuits.

Each of the 12 mono amplifiers has their own input and output connectors and level Controls. Up to 6 stereo Zones (4-ohm or

70-Volt at 50Watts/channel), 6 mono/bridged Zone amplifiers (110 Watt bridged 8-ohm or 140-Volt). Each zone can be configured

independently allowing a combination of Stereo 4-ohm or 70Volt and Mono/Bridged 8-ohm or 140 Volt Zones. Dual-function LEDs on

the front panel provide both activity and Clip indication for each pair of amplifiers, which also have their own button-selectable Limiter;

Stereo/Bridge modes and 4-ohm/70V modes are also selectable.

The Ch. Input Line/Bus switch selects between either the Bus Input (button depressed) or the individual Zone’s Input signal.

Additional features include: any amplifier with no signal at its input is automatically shut off and the CA1250 is able to operate either

on 110V-120V/60Hz or 220V-240V /50Hz AC mains.

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Features and Functions

AC Mains. The CA1250 comes configured to connect to 110V-120V/60Hz mains. For use with 220V-240V/50Hz mains

set the rear panel Voltage Select switch to220V-240V (also, replace the T10.0AL/250V fuse with a T5.0AL/250V fuse).

Front Panel

1. Independently switchable on each Zone between its zone-specific stereo inputs and a mono global audio balanced input.

2. Each Zone is also independently Stereo/Bridge switch to select a single mono output for single speaker use or higher output

power.

3. Each Zone independently controllable via RS232, IR and voltage trigger lines.

4. Each Zone has -20dB Limiter and independent MUTE trigger inputs (activated by +3 to +30V DC).

5. Each Zone individual Trigger Outputs (+12V DC) to indicate the status of each Zone.

6. The unit has front panel “zone on” and “zone overload” indicators.

7. Master Global Trigger In (+3 to +30V DC) and Trigger Out (+12V DC).

8. Detachable screw-terminal connectors for Global Balanced Audio Input/Output, IR, Sense and Speaker Outputs.

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Rear Panel

1. Power:This switch turns the AC mains On or OFF.

2. Voltage: Select either110V- 120V/220V-240V for your local voltage level. Please check your local voltage for user reference.

3. Fuse: When using with 220V-240V/50Hz for T5.0AL/250V fuse, using with 110V-120V/60Hz for T10.0AL/250V fuse.

4. AC input: 3-Pin ground cable connect the unit to external AC Power Supply.

5. Remote Bypass Setting.

6. Selectable 70V and 100V constant voltage speaker output

7. 4 ohm / 70V Button: Leave this switch in the up position if you are connecting 4-ohm or 8-ohm speaker circuit(Stereo mode).

Depress the button to connect a 70V speaker circuit.

8. Stereo/Bridge Button:For stereo, or dual-zone mono operation, at 50Watts per channel leave this in the up position. To combine

(i.e. Bridge) the two into a 100-Watt mono amplifier, depress the button. In Bridge mode, the4 ohm / 70V button must be in the 4

ohm / 70V button must be in the 4 ohm position(depressed) to allow for the 8-ohm speaker circuit, not4-ohms! In bridge mode,

an amplifier encounters a load that is about one half of its actual value a 4-ohm load would therefore be 2-ohms to a bridged

amp and if the amplifier isn’t designed to run Safely into such a low impedance (which the CA1250 is not) damage may occur to

the amplifier. We do not recommend connecting a 70V Speaker circuit while in Bridge mode as the output will be at 140V and

the sound can be distorted.

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9. Limiter In / Out Button: The Limiter In/ Out button activates a pre-set input limiter, which helps reduce the level of accidental loud

noises and clipping distortion for each Zone(both channels of each Zone).

10. Ch Line Input: These inputs allow connection of sources directly to the individual channels. This input allows Stereo, line-level

source or two separate mono audio sources. If you Bridge the Zone’s pair of amplifiers into an 8-ohm speaker circuit, use the

Left input and connect a mono source.

11. For Bus Input: These RCA connectors and a screw terminal strip are provided to connect your mixer, stereo / preamp, CD

player or other audio media device. (Note: use only one type of source). For Bus outputs: These RCA connectors are simply in

parallel with the Bus Inputs and enable you to interconnect the CA1250 with another CA1250 or amplifier. ( Note: only the Input

Bus signals will be patched to Output).

12. IR remote/ mute/ status port.

13. Speaker Connections: Insert bare wire ends here and tighten the retaining screws to secure properly. For a stereo Zone or dual

mono Zones, connect the + and –system leads from each Zone to one +4 ohm and its adjacent-Neg terminal in the L& R

terminal groupings. In Bridge mode, connect the + and – leads from an 8-ohm speaker circuit (not 4-ohms-see Stereo/ Bridge

Button section above) to each of the +4 ohm terminals.

14. Line/Bus Button: Each Zone’s input source can be selected using this switch. Depress the button to select the audio program

coming from the Bus Input or leave it in the up position to use the Zone’s Line Input.

15. Master control input.

16. Master control output.

17. RS232: The RS232 serial port allows two-way communication control by a home automation system.

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Physical location and mounting

1. The CA1250 is convection cooled. That is, it depends on the natural free flow of air up through the slot perforations in the bottom

plate, over the internal heat dissipating fins, then out the top cover, for adequate cooling.

2. The CA1250 is designed for mounting into standard 19" (483mm) racks or on flat horizontal surfaces.

3. If mounted in an equipment cabinet or other confining location, allow at least 2 inches of space above the top cover (see Fig.

above). Be sure there are large openings in the shelf below the unit and in the cabinet to allow the entry of cool air and the

escape of warm air.

4. If the cabinet contains other heat generating components or you are using several CA1250’s, you will have to pay even closer

attention to adequate ventilation.

5. Do not hesitate to use fans (quiet, boxer type), if necessary, to ensure a constant flow of air through the CA1250's and the other

heat generating components.

6. When installing the CA1250 in a rack, please use racks that feature rear support provision. Adding a single RU (Rack Unit)

above and below the CA1250 will improve convection in heavy use applications. [One Rack Unit size = 1-3/4" (44.5mm) in

height].

7. In some installations, you may have large bundles of wire and cable to accommodate audio and speaker connections. Be sure to

allow enough room for the leads and dress them in such a manner so as not to block airflow.

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Technical specifications

Continuous Output Power: 30W per channel 8ohms at 1k Hz THD 0.1%

50W per channel 4ohms at 1k Hz THD 0.1%

100W Bridged 8ohms at 1k Hz THD 0.1%

30W per channel 70V/100V at 1k Hz THD 0.1%

Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.1% @ 10W

Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 90dB A-Weighted 1Kz

Channel Separation: 65dB 1Kz

Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz+/-1Db

Input Sensitivity: 600mV @ 30W

Tone Control: Bass 100Hz +/-12dB

Treble 10k Hz+/-12Db

Global Audio Balanced Input Impedance: 600 Ohms

Line Input Impedance: 47 k-Ohm

Rack mounting requirements: 19 inch rack width, 2U rack height

Power Requirements: 115VAC 60Hz 10A/ 230VAC 50Hz 5A

Dimensions: W430WxH88XD416mm

Weight: 22 Kg (48.4lbs)

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