Emotiva UPA-1, UPA-5 manual UPA‐5 Back Panel, Channel Five Audio Input, Channel Four Audio Input

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UPA‐5 Back Panel

UPA‐5 Back Panel

1. Status Led Selector ‐ Status LEDs can be turned on and off with this selector.

2‐6: Audio Inputs‐ These are standard RCA input connections that connect to standard RCA audio output connections of a preamplifier, receiver or multi‐channel processor.

2.Channel Five Audio Input

3.Channel Four Audio Input

4.Channel Three Audio Input

5.Channel Two Audio Input

6.Channel One Audio Input

7.Master Power Switch ‐ This rocker switch provides the master power for the amplifier. After it is in the ON position, the amplifier can be turned on manually from the front panel switch or automatically with the trigger input via 3.5mm input jack.

Under normal use, this switch should remain on, leaving the amplifier in standby position, and coming to full power with either the front panel ‘STANDBY’ button, or activation through the remote trigger.

In ‘STANDBY’ mode the front panel button will emit an amber glow, but the unit is not fully powered. A small amount of amps are used in this mode, less than an average night light would use. If you are away for an extended period of time (more than a few days), shut off all power to the amplifier with the main power switch on the back of the amplifier.

8.Remote Trigger Input/Output – The UPA‐5 can be remotely triggered by another device, and in turn, remotely trigger another device. When a remote trigger output from a preamplifier, processor or other audio device is connected to the trigger input here, the amplifier will power up and shut down along with the first device. Another device (CD player, amplifier, etc) can be added to this chain using the trigger output.

9‐13: Speaker Terminals‐ These 5 way binding posts accept stripped speaker wire, banana plugs (single or dual), or spade connectors. Be sure to observe correct polarity when connecting speakers and be sure that the wires do not touch between positive and negative terminals.

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Contents Page Page SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Troubleshooting GuideLimited Warranty Service AssistanceSafety Precautions WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT Antenna Grounding Outside the House NEC National Electrical Code StandardsDan Laufman Thank You for your PurchaseUPA‐1 Ultra Series Amplifiers OverviewUPA‐2 UPA‐5 and UPA‐7Power Rating Note ‘Peak’ vs. ‘Continuous’ Ultra Series Amplifier FeaturesInventory Unpacking Your Ultra Amplifier2.Front Panel Power Switch Front Panel Layout1.Front Panel LED Display Note On Amplifier SupportsBack Panel Layouts UPA‐1 Back Panel 10.IEC Power Cable Connection UPA‐2 Back Panel 10.IEC Power Cable Connection 2.Channel Five Audio Input UPA‐5 Back Panel3.Channel Four Audio Input 4.Channel Three Audio Input9.Channel Five Speaker Terminals 14.IEC Power Cable Connection10.Channel Four Speaker Terminals 11.Channel Three Speaker Terminals2.Channel Seven Audio Input UPA‐7 Back Panel3.Channel Six Audio Input 4.Channel Five Audio Input11.Channel Seven Speaker Terminals Physical Placement /Heat Considerations Installation and ConnectionsAC Power Considerations Connection Tips for Superior Sound Input Connection ConsiderationsOutput Connection Considerations Connection Diagram using a UPA‐7 for example Page Series Connection Series and Parallel Speaker ConnectionsTechnical Note about Multiple Speaker Connections Parallel ConnectionsTroubleshooting Guide “Hum” Noises in the Speakers Poor Bass Performance from Full Range SpeakersTurn‐on and Turn‐off Thumps Other Probable Causes of Noise A fault condition is one or more of the followingProblems with the whole A/V System TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS UPA‐1 UPA‐2 UPA‐5 UPA‐7 Reference - Put you RMA number in this spot Limited WarrantyService Assistance Emotiva Disclosure