Rockford Fosgate 100X2, 60X2, 200X2 owner manual

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High powered audio amplifiers must always address the problem of power device reliability. In particular, load fault conditions can easily destroy an amplifier that is not carefully designed. Rockford Fosgate has answered this problem with the development of Real Time Power Pro- tection (RTPP).

The RTPP circuits protect the Punch amplifiers by multi- plying output device voltage and current values to obtain approximate instantaneous device power. This instanta- neous power calculation is then processed through a time constant closely modeling the device heating time. If the resulting modeled junction temperature exceeds a set threshold, gate drive to the output devices is limited.

To get a better understanding of the Punch let’s take a closer look.

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Contents DSM Practice Safe Sound Table of Contents Specifications Punch 40DSM Punch 60DSM Punch 100DSM Punch 200DSM Punch Accessory Pack Introduction Page Top View of Amplifier and End Caps Controls and FeaturesPunch Housing End Caps Mounting Screws Power Connector Front View of Power SideREM Connector LED Power Indicator Front View of Input/Output Terminals Speaker Output Terminals Treble Bass Input Gain ControlsInstallation Considerations Battery and Charging Mounting and LocationTools Needed Trunk MountingWiring the Punch Preparing Wires FusesWiring the Fuse Holder Passenger Compart- ment MountingPower Wiring the Power ConnectorsGround Remote Turn-on Input Speakers Mono Configura- tion Passive Crossover Impedance Direct Short Speaker Impedance OhmsSample Wiring Diagrams WoofersWAY System Complete System Solution TroubleshootingProblem Amplifier will not play Remote turn-on light is off Amplifier gets too hot Switch from the clean power source Dynamic Power Measurements About the Dynamic Power MeasurementsMusic Listening to Loudspeakers Not ResistorsAudio Graph The PowerCube Information CubedWhat is an Amplifier? Warranty Information Rockford Fosgate