Viper 1100.5 - Manual (Page 8)

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1. RRCCAA IInnppuutt JJaacckkss - Accepts line level
outputs from head units or signal
processors between 150mV and
eight volts.
2. RRCCAA SSuubb IInnppuutt JJaacckkss - Accepts line
level outputs from head units or
signal processors between 150mV
and eight volts for the subwoofer
section of the amplifier.
3. RRCCAA OOuuttppuutt JJaacckkss - These pass
through RCA jacks can be used to
send a signal to a second amplifier. It
is the summed stereo output of the
one through four channel inputs of
the amplifier.
4. RRCCAA SSyynncc OOuutt JJaacckk - This RCA jack
sends a synced, or in-phase, gain
matched signal to a d600.1 slave
amplifier when connected in the
Parallel Synced Gain combination.
(Refer to the
Combined Amplifiers
section of this guide.)
5. RRCCAA BBrriiddggee OOuuttppuutt JJaacckk - This output
sends an out-of-phase signal to a
d600.1 slave amplifier when
connected in the External Synced
Bridged combination. (Refer to the
Combined Amplifiers section of this
guide.)
6. SSttaattuuss LLEEDDss - The Power LED will
light GREEN to indicate the amplifier
is on and operating normally. The
GREEN LED will turn off and the
Protection LED will light RED when
the amplifier has shut itself down
due to speaker short circuit, DC
offset or overheating.
7. RReem moottee SSuubb LLeevveell CCoonnttrrooll - Controls
the subwoofer amplifier gain
controls from a remote location for
ease of adjustment during listening.
W Waarrnniinngg:: DO NOT connect a level control knob from other
manufacturers to the Remote Sub Level Control of
any Viper amplifier. Even though the connectors fit
properly, the control knob and connector pin posi-
tions may be different and the amplifier will be
damaged.
FRONT PANEL CONNECTIONS/STATUS LED
FIGURE 1—AMPLIFIER CONNECTIONS 1100.5 FRONT
1 6 7 2 3 4 5