DaytonAudio DTA-100LF Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 5
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Rear Panel
1. Auto On - This feature is handy feature when using the DTA-100LF in conjunction with
other audio equipment and can automatically turn on when audio is detected. (pg. 6)
2. EQ - The single band EQ set on the front panel can be deactivated by completely
removing it from the signal path. Enabling the EQ function will drop the overall output
level of the amplifier by 6dB. This is to allow up to a 6dB boost using the EQ knobs
without the risk of over-driving the amplifier.
3. Line Output - Stereo RCA jacks allow the line level stereo input signal to be output
to other audio equipment. This full range signal mirrors the audio on the input and is
not summed to mono or affected by the gain, EQ, low pass filter, phase, or subsonic
filter adjustments.
4. Line Input - Stereo RCA jacks receive the audio signal from standard line-level audio
sources. When possible, both the left and right audio inputs should be connected and
are internally summed to a mono output. If using a mono RCA SUB OUT or another
mono input source, simply connect it to the LEFT RCA input and leave the RIGHT RCA
input disconnected.
5. Subsonic Filter - Adjusts the 12 dB/oct high-pass filter from 0 Hz to 100 Hz. This helps
remove subsonic information from the signal and tighten the low-end response of some
subwoofer systems. This can be particularly useful for protecting ported subwoofer systems.
6. Speaker Output - Speaker level output connections carry the amplified signal to a
passive subwoofer or bass shaker. The included terminals can accept bare wire, spade
plugs, or banana plugs. The minimum rated load for the DTA-100LF output is 4 ohms.
7. AC Power - The DTA-100LF is capable of 110V and 220V operation. The internal power
supply can automatically sense the power input and operate appropriately; simply
connect the appropriate AC power cord to your wall outlet.
8. Power Switch - The rear panel power switch turns the amplifier on and off. When the
front power indicator is red, the amplifier is in standby mode. When the LED is blue, the
amplifier is fully active.
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