Precision Power DCX 800.5, DCX 300.4, DCX 1000.4 manual AP-IV Protection Circuit

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through the lower intake vents on the endplate. This cool air flows below the circuit board, through the fan and across the internal fins, cooling the heatsink. The warm air is then forced out through the upper end-plate exhaust vents.

AP-IV PROTECTION CIRCUIT

Short Circuit Protection engaged: The DCX amplifiers will turn off and try to come back on immediately (the Short RED LED will illuminate). The amplifier will cycle like this indefinitely with “blips” of sound each time. If this is the case, check your speakers and wiring for low impedance and short circuits.

Thermal Protection engaged. The DCX amplifiers will turn off and after a minute or so will come back on (the Thermal RED LED will illuminate). In this case, ensure that there is nothing blocking the normal convection airflow of the amplifier. No obstruction should be within 2” of the amplifier on all sides.

Note: Low battery voltage will cause the amplifier to run warmer and possibly damage the amplifier.

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Contents Amplifier Models Table of Contents Service CongratulationsFeatures SpecificationsQbass Plustm Fuse RequirementsAmplifier Status Leds QBASS/QBASS Plus Specifications TOOLS/PARTS for InstallationWiring Page Ground Wiring Charging SystemCurrent Draw Power Lock Connectors Power Wire SizeAmplifier Bridging Mixed Mono Output DCX 300.4 Front Plate Diagram DCX Front PanelDCX 300.4 END Plate Diagram Front HP/LP/FULL Switch Select the desired crossover Page DCX 800.5 Front Plate Diagram Page Inputs Source HeadunitDCX 300.4, 600.4, 1000.4 Block Diagram DCX 800.5 Block Diagram Advanced Instrumentation Input QbassQbass Plus TC-X CrossoverDCX 300.4/600.4/1000.4 Crossover Detent Chart Adjusting Input Gain Input CombineHigh Mass Internal Heatsink Forced AIR Thermal ManagementAP-IV Protection Circuit Opposite Channel Same Channel Limited TWO Year Consumer Warranty