Owner’s manual pa1001g power amplifier – Atlas Sound PA1001G User Manual

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Owner’s Manual

PA1001G Power Amplifier

1601 Jack McKay Blvd. • Ennis, Texas 75119 U.S.A.

Telephone: 800.876.3333 • Fax: 800.765.3435

8. four Position dip switch Assignment

switch 1 - sense on/off

, this switch activates the PA1001G remote turn on sensing circuits via either Audio or

AC trigger. When the switch is in the “

doWn” position, all trigger circuits are bypassed. The only way to turn the

amp On or Off is via the mains AC Power Switch located on the front panel. When in the “

uP” position either the

Audio or AC Sense turn on Triggers is activated. See switch 2 for selection.

switch 2 - sense Ac / Audio

, when Switch 1 is in the “

uP” position you may select the type of remote turn on

trigger. Note the AC Mains Power Switch must also be in the “

on” position.

Ac trigger

- This switch function is used if you have an external device is plugged into the Unswitched AC outlet

and you want that device to turn on or activate the amplifier. The “

uP” position of Switch 2 is for AC trigger, meaning

if a device such as a projector is plugged into the Unswitched AC outlet and is turned on the AC trigger circuitry
will sense current draw and turn on the PA1001G. Note: To trigger the AC sense circuity you need a minimum of a
100mA of current draw to activate the PA1001G.

Audio trigger

– This switch function is used if you have an external audio source plugged into either the RCA or

Balanced inputs and you want that audio to turn on or activate the amplifier. If Switch 2 is in the “

doWn” position it

is in Audio Sense mode. When audio is present at either the RCA or Balanced inputs, the trigger circuitry will turn on
the PA1001G. See Audio Sense control below for sensitivity adjustments.

switch 3

– Line Out Pre - Post VCA - This switch function works in conjunction with the Line Out Jack and the

Remote Level Control feature. This switch determines if the Line Out signal is fixed (Pre) or works with the Remote
Level Control (Post). The “

doWn” position is Pre Remote Level, meaning the Remote Level does not affect the

signal of the Line output and the “

uP” position is Post or after the Remote Level Control, meaning the level will

change with the Remote Level Control.

switch 4

– Hi Pass Filter In / Out, when this switch is in the “

uP” position no input filter is applied. With the switch

in the “

doWn” position a 100Hz 12db Hi-Pass filter is engaged at the input of each channel.

9. Audio sense trigger Adjustment

This potentiometer works when Dip Switch 1 is set to “

doWn” or “sense on” position and Dip Switch 2 is in the

uP” or “Audio” position. By rotating the potentiometer clockwise (right) the trigger point becomes less sensitive to

turn on, meaning it will take more audio signal at the input to turn on the amp. Note: Once the PA1001G has sensed
audio signal and has triggered on, it will take15 -20 min for it revert back into sleep mode even when there is no
audio present. The PA1001G level controls have no affect on this feature.

10. line level out

This unbalanced RCA output allows you to feed the audio signal from the PA1001G amplifier to another amplifier.
You can select to have a fixed signal or you can assign it to work with the Remoter Level Control. See Line Out
Function Switch for settings.

11. remote level control VcA

Remote location of the level control can be accomplished via the VCA control port. Connect the two leads from
the optional remote volume control to these terminals. Set the system's maximum levels using the amplifier level
controls and then use the remote VCA potentiometer as an attenuator from the maximum levels set.

WirinG the AAVcc-10K VcA Potentiometer

– Atlas part number, AAVCC-10K, consists of a single

gang "Decora" style wall plate with a pre-mounted 10K potentiometer and knob. Use two conductor unshielded wire
connecting the plot terminals marked "VCA" on the back of the amp.

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