Emotiva UPA-5, UPA-1 manual Channel Five Speaker Terminals, Channel Four Speaker Terminals

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9.Channel Five Speaker Terminals

10.Channel Four Speaker Terminals

11.Channel Three Speaker Terminals

12.Channel Two Speaker Terminals

13.Channel One Speaker Terminals

Note: Potentially lethal voltages present! Never connect, disconnect or modify speaker wiring with the amplifier turned on.

14.IEC Power Cable Connection

15.Voltage Indicator ‐ All Emotiva amplifiers operate on either 115V or 230V. The voltage is detected when the amplifier is turned on, and is identified by the indicator lights. There are no user adjustments, the amplifier automatically adjusts to the voltage.

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Contents Page Page SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Limited Warranty Troubleshooting GuideTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Service AssistanceSafety Precautions WIDE SLOT, FULLY INSERT NEC National Electrical Code Standards Antenna Grounding Outside the HouseThank You for your Purchase Dan LaufmanUPA‐2 Ultra Series Amplifiers OverviewUPA‐1 UPA‐5 and UPA‐7Ultra Series Amplifier Features Power Rating Note ‘Peak’ vs. ‘Continuous’Unpacking Your Ultra Amplifier Inventory1.Front Panel LED Display Front Panel Layout2.Front Panel Power Switch Note On Amplifier SupportsBack Panel Layouts UPA‐1 Back Panel 10.IEC Power Cable Connection UPA‐2 Back Panel 10.IEC Power Cable Connection 3.Channel Four Audio Input UPA‐5 Back Panel2.Channel Five Audio Input 4.Channel Three Audio Input10.Channel Four Speaker Terminals 14.IEC Power Cable Connection9.Channel Five Speaker Terminals 11.Channel Three Speaker Terminals3.Channel Six Audio Input UPA‐7 Back Panel2.Channel Seven Audio Input 4.Channel Five Audio Input11.Channel Seven Speaker Terminals Installation and Connections AC Power ConsiderationsPhysical Placement /Heat Considerations Input Connection Considerations Output Connection ConsiderationsConnection Tips for Superior Sound Connection Diagram using a UPA‐7 for example Page Series and Parallel Speaker Connections Series ConnectionParallel Connections Technical Note about Multiple Speaker ConnectionsTroubleshooting Guide Poor Bass Performance from Full Range Speakers Turn‐on and Turn‐off Thumps“Hum” Noises in the Speakers A fault condition is one or more of the following Problems with the whole A/V SystemOther Probable Causes of Noise TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS UPA‐1 UPA‐2 UPA‐5 UPA‐7 Limited Warranty Service AssistanceReference - Put you RMA number in this spot Emotiva Disclosure