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TROUBLESHOOTING

No Power: If the Power LED on your LC6 will not turn on, check to

make sure that the power wire and remote turn on wires are connected or

a fuse has not blown, and there is plenty of signal present.

LC6 Turns Off Intermittently: If you are using signal sensing to turn

on your LC6 and your head unit has signal-level output, your LC6 may

turn off. In these situations it is recommended that you connect 12-volt

trigger wire from the "Remote In" on the LC6 to a 12-volt switch wired.

Sounds Distorted: Should your system sound distorted or your

speakers are moving way too much, you should make sure you have your

levels matched properly and that your amplifier gains are set at mini-

mum.

System Hiss: Check to make sure that your amplifier gains are set at

the minimum level.

Low Output: Depending on the design of your factory-installed

system, you may actually be connecting to a pre-amp signal instead of a

speaker-level signal. Since the LC6 is a line output converter you may

need to turn up the gains on the LC6 or consider adding a pre-amp line

driver like the AudioControl Matrix to increase the signal level to your

aftermarket amplifiers.

Maximized LED Does Not Light Up: If your system is playing music

but the Maximized LED is not coming on, there is a good chance that the

output voltage of your source unit is not that high. Try increasing the

level control on your LC6.

IF YOU LIKE LC6, YOU'LL LOVE...

The EQS, six-channel

equalizer, is the perfect

trunk mount processor for

those of you who want to

improve the sound and

detail of your vehicle.

Less than ideal factory

speaker locations can

make even the best

speaker systems cry out for help. The equalization controls on the EQS

provide you with an ideal amount of tone control to tame even the most

challenging acoustical situations.

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