Cadence MONO CLASS D - Manual (Page 8)

USING THE CPR REMOTE CONTROL WITH THE RS AMPLIFIERS 8
CPR (COMPETITION PODIUM REMOTE) BASICS
LEVEL CONTROL:
BURST BUTTON:
DIGITAL BATTERY VOLTAGE MONITOR:
POWER BARGRAPH:
INSTALLATION:
The optional CPR remote control can be used for street or SPL competitions alike.
Apart from the usual level control, it also sports a few extra features that SPL competitors
especially will find handy.
With the level control in the Full Power, or fully clockwise position, the amplifier output will be
as set by the level control on the amplifier itself, in other words, no effect on the level. In the -
50 dB, or minimum position, the amplifier output level will be attenuated by 50 dB.
The BURST button overrides the level control on the CPR in the following manner:
When the level control is at Full Power, pressing the BURST button will have no effect at all.
When the level control is set to -50 dB or any intermediate position, and the BURST button Is
depressed, the amplifier output will instantaneously jump up the level as determined by the
amplifier’s level control, regardless of setting.
Maintaining a properly charged battery system for competition purposes is critical, and with
the Digital Battery Voltage Monitor on the CPR, a competitor can conveniently check the
battery status during burps.
The 5 LED Power Bar-Graph on the CPR indicates the relative amplifier power output in real
time, so that the competitor can be sure that the system is delivering as much power to the
speakers as possible.
Please refer to the wiring diagrams on pages 7, 10 and 11 on using the CPR with single, dual
mono bridged and multiple RS amplifier systems. Use the supplied 8 pin cable to connect it to
the appropriate jack on the amplifier.
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Harder
The CPR is an optional unit and not included with the ZRS amplifiers. Please see your
dealer for pricing and availability of the CPR.
Be sure to use the cable which came with the CPR. Do not substitute cables.