AudioBahn ABD40J - Manual (Page 6)

controls and functions
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PWR
MIN MAX
SUB
LEVEL
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DIGITAL BASS RECON STRUCTION PROCESSOR
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REMOTE
+12V GROUND
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OUTPUT
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INPUT
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-80Hz
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MAX MIN
SWEEP
MIN MAX
WIDE
CONTROL BASS MAX
POWER
1. Balanced Input: Low Input is used to balance the input circuit to help minimize noise.
They are designed to handle high voltage signals up to 15 volts.
2. Outputs: RCA connectors must be connected to the next component after the bass
processor, like a crossover, equalizer or amplifier. Remember the bass processor
must be connected before a crossover.
3. Remote Control.
4. Power connector
5. Controls: These two knobs control the functions of the Bass processor features.
SWEEP knob allows to choose the desired center frequency.
WIDE knob adjusts the frequency range of low impact processor.
6. The PFM subsonic filter switch: Bass Processor uses a PFM subsonic filter switch that
will helps the speaker control and manage the power amplifier. This switch comes with
three selections 35Hz/50Hz/80Hz frequency. In most programming systems is 35Hz, if
you want to further protect your speaker system, try a higher frequency. Often, higher
frequency sounds louder and clearer.
7. Maximize Bass Indicator: All three LED indicators flash when the maximization of the
lower circuit is activated.
8. The L.E.D. indicates when the unit is on.