Rear panel – Staub Electronics EA-AMP-12D-45A EPISODE - 12 CHANNEL 45 WATTS DIGITAL AMPLIFIER User Manual
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EA-AMP-12D-45A Installation Manual
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1. Global Input A
RCA stereo line for source A input.
2. Global Input B
RCA stereo line for source B input.
3. Level (Gain/Volume)
Adjust the gain level of each output zone individually. (Counterclockwise for minimum; clockwise for
maximum.)
4. Channel Input Selector
Select the Global Input (A or B) or the local Line In for the output.
5. Bridge Switch
Select whether a pair of left and right output channels are individual or bridged together for a more powerful
mono channel. The NORMAL setting yields (2) 4Ω stable channels in one zone (Left and right stereo, 45w per
channel). The BRIDGED setting yields (1) 8Ω stable channel in one zone (mono 90w channel).
6. Local Line In
Local input for zone (plays only on that zone’s outputs). Use for instances where the zone will always play a
different source than other zones. Set the Channel Input Selector switch to “Line In” to use this input.
7. Speaker Output
Set-screw connector to attach speaker wires to zone output. Note the diagram below the connector port on the
chassis of the amplifier indicating proper speaker wire connections for stereo or bridged output.
8. Power Mode Selector
Set the preferred power mode: ON, AUTO or TRIGGER DC 12V.
9. Master Power Switch
Rocker style toggle switch for master power control.
10. 12 Volt Trigger Ports (In and Out)
Allows the amplifier to be controlled via 12V DC trigger when amp is set to TRIGGER DC 12V. When 4.5-15
Volts DC are applied, amplifier will turn on. When voltage is dropped, amplifier turns back off.
11. Power Connector
Connect the included grounded, 3 prong IEC power cord for use with 120V AC applications, or the correct
power cord type for the country for 230V AC applications.
12. Fuse Holder
User-serviceable fuse holder. 1 spare fuse is included inside the holder. Replacement fuse types are listed in
Specifications on page17.