Athena Technologies AS-P4000 Terminology and Controls, HOW to Connect and USE Your Subwoofer

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TERMINOLOGY AND CONTROLS

Front Control Panel - Diagram 1

1.Subwoofer Volume Control - This controls the relative volume level of the subwoofers’ internal amplifier. It is independent of the

volume control from the

Master Volume control1 on your receiver.

2.Status Indicator -

The status indicator is located just above the athena logo on the front panel. The status indicator will emit a green light when the subwoofer is actively producing sound. The amplifier is automatically activated by any signal from any of the inputs on the subwoofer. When the indicator is red, the subwoofer is in standby mode, and is ready to turn on as soon as the next time a signal is sent to the subwoofer.

NOTE: When engaged, the auto-on auto-off circuit does not instantly turn off the subwoofer. The subwoofer will remain in the “on” mode (green) for up to 10 minutes after the last signal, even when the system is turned off completely.

3.Set the Low Pass Filter Control (#1 on diagram #2) to match the model of speaker that you have in the front channels of your system. Audition Series and WS Series models are printed on the panel, on the outer ring, surrounding the Low Pass Filter Control. For example if you have AS-F1 speakers, set the control to the F1 position.

This will adjust the frequency output of the subwoofer to precisely match your speakers, and will result in a seamless system for both music and movies.

4.Adjust the Volume Control (#1 on diagram #1) to match the output of the system. This can be done to suit your personal taste, and room size. Start somewhere

in the middle of the dial and adjust as you feel is necessary.

Connecting and Operating the Subwoofer - Method 2 With other brands of front speakers

1.

On the rear of the receiver there should be a single RCA type jack named

 

“Subwoofer Out” Connect a single RCA type audio cable from the “Subwoofer Out”

 

jack to the “Input” jack on the rear of the athena subwoofer (#3 on diagram #2)

2.

Plug the Subwoofer’s AC cord into an AC outlet. Do not use the accessory type AC

 

outlets on the rear of the AV receiver.

3.

Set the Low Pass Filter Control (#1 on diagram #2) to match the model of speaker

 

that you have in the front channels of your system. The best way to start finding the

 

correct frequency is to set the control to the low level cut off of the front speakers.

 

This specification can be found in the owners manual of your speakers, or from the

 

manufacturer. This is just a starting point however as room acoustics, placement

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Rear Panel - Diagram 2

1.Low Pass Filter Control - This controls the effective frequency range of the subwoofer. It has a range of 40-120 Hz to allow you to correctly match the output of the subwoofer with that of the rest of the system.

2.Mode Switch - This switch enables the Auto-On/ Auto-Off system when “AUTO” is selected.

In AUTO mode, the subwoofer turns on and off by sensing signals from either the RCA or line level inputs.

If “ON” mode is selected, the subwoofer will remain on at all times, bypassing the Auto-On/ Auto-Off system.

In “OFF” mode, the subwoofer will remain off and will not power up.

3.Sub Input - This input is an RCA type mono input jack. NOTE: Please see the connections section for suggestions on which input is appropriate for your system.

4.High Level Inputs - These are connectors when utilizing standard speaker wire. The High Level inputs are designed to be used on receivers or amplifiers that do not incorporate any RCA type subwoofer outputs. If your receiver is equipped with an RCA typesubwoofer output, these inputs will not be utilized.

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and other variables dictate the final position of this control to get the sound of the

subwoofer to blend with that of the front speakers.

4. Adjust the Volume Control (#1 on diagram #1) to match the output of the system.

This can be done to suit your personal taste, and room size. Start somewhere in the

middle of the dial and adjust as you feel is necessary.

Connecting and Operating the Subwoofer - Method 3 High Level or Speaker Type Inputs

NOTE: These inputs are provided for use with receivers or amplifiers that do not have a built in RCA type subwoofer jack. If your receiver has an RCA subwoofer type jack it is recommended to use it, using the instructions above.

1.

On the rear of your receiver, locate the Front Speaker outputs. Connect a pair of

 

speaker cables from the receivers front speaker outputs marked “Speaker A” to the

 

left and right front speakers.

2.

Using an additional pair of speaker cables, connect a pair of speaker cables from

 

the receivers front speaker outputs marked “Speaker A” to the Speaker Inputs

 

(#4 on diagram #2) on your athena TECHNOLOGIES® subwoofer.

3.

NOTE: Make sure that you carefully match the Positive to Positive and Negative to

 

Negative on all speaker connections. Also make sure the left and right channels are

 

wired separately and correctly.

4.

Plug the Subwoofer’s AC cord into an AC outlet. Do not use the accessory type AC

 

outlets on the rear of the AV receiver.

5.

Set the Low Pass Filter Control (#1 on diagram #2) to match the model of speaker

 

that you have in the front of your system. The best way to start finding the correct

 

frequency is to set the control to the low level cut off of the front speakers. This

 

specification can be found in the owners manual of your speakers, or from the

 

manufacturer. This is just a starting point however as room acoustics, placement

 

and other variables dictate that you will need to experiment with this control to get

 

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6.

Adjust the Volume Control (#1 on diagram #1) to match the output of the system.

 

This can be done to suit your personal taste, and room size. Start somewhere in the

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HOW TO CONNECT AND USE

YOUR SUBWOOFER

Caution: Turn off all power in your audio/video system before proceeding with your installation. Not doing so could result in potential damage to the system.

middle of the dial and adjust as you feel is necessary.

We sincerely hope that you enjoy your subwoofer for many years to come.

Warranty Outside of the United States and Canada

Outside of North America the warranty may be changed to comply with local regulations. Ask your local athena TECHNOLOGIES® retailer for details of the limited warranty applicable in your country.

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Connecting and Operating the Subwoofer - Method 1

Warranty for United States and Canada (SEE BACK COVER)

If your front speakers are athena TECHNOLOGIES® Speakers

1.On the rear of the receiver there should be a single RCA type jack named “Subwoofer Out” Connect a single RCA type audio cable from the “Subwoofer Out” jack to the

“Input” jack on the rear of the athena TECHNOLOGIES® subwoofer

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AS-P4000, AS-P6000 specifications

Athena Technologies has established itself as a key player in the realm of advanced drone technology with its AS-P6000 and AS-P4000 models. Designed for various applications, including industrial inspection, agriculture, and surveying, these drones exemplify cutting-edge features and technologies that enhance performance and efficiency in the field.

The AS-P6000 stands out with its powerful payload capacity, allowing it to carry advanced sensors and cameras for high-resolution imagery and data collection. This model is equipped with a robust flight endurance, enabling extended flight times and making it ideal for long-duration missions. With its advanced GPS and navigation systems, the AS-P6000 ensures precise positioning and stability, even in challenging environmental conditions.

On the other hand, the AS-P4000 is designed with versatility in mind. It offers a balanced combination of power and agility, making it suitable for a wide range of tasks. Its compact design and lightweight construction contribute to its ease of transport, allowing users to deploy it rapidly in various locations. The AS-P4000 also integrates advanced obstacle detection and avoidance systems, which enhance safety and reliability during operation.

Both models feature high-definition cameras and infrared sensors, enabling users to capture detailed visual data for analysis. The integration of real-time data transmission technology ensures that operators receive instant feedback, facilitating quick decision-making and efficient workflow management. Furthermore, Athena Technologies has prioritized user experience by incorporating intuitive software solutions, allowing operators to plan flights, monitor performance, and analyze data seamlessly.

The drone bodies are constructed using durable materials designed to withstand harsh conditions, ensuring reliability and longevity. An efficient battery management system helps maximize uptime, reducing downtime between flights. Additionally, both models can be customized with various accessories to meet specific mission requirements, offering flexibility for different industries.

In conclusion, Athena Technologies’ AS-P6000 and AS-P4000 represent a leap forward in drone capabilities, blending functionality with innovative technology. Their distinctive features make them indispensable tools for professionals in multiple sectors, enhancing productivity and delivering accurate data for decision-making. Whether for precision agriculture, infrastructure inspection, or mapping, Athena’s drones are engineered to excel and adapt to the future of aerial operations.