Source Switching Amplifier
Congratulations on your purchase of the AudioSource AMP200. Please take a few moments to read this entire manual, and be sure to retain this document for future reference. Please read and observe all safety instructions detailed on page two (2).
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Using the Controls / Front Panel
Power
The front panel switch will manually switch the AMP200 on or off. A blue LED behind the faceplate lens indicates its power status. Whenever the amplifier’s power switch is in the “ON” position and the amplifier is in “Active” status the lens is illuminate Blue. If the amplifier is “ON” but in the “Standby” status the lens is illuminated RED.
110V
Fuse Holder
220V 
Using the Controls / Back Panel
Power
The AMP200 can be turned on and off independently via a switch on the front panel, by signal sensing, or remotely by a triggered DC input. There is a switch located on the lower edge of the rear panel of the amplifier to select how you would like to turn on the AMP200. If you would like to control the unit’s power on / power off status manually from the front, place the switch in the “Normal” position. If you would like to control the unit’s power on / power off status by means of signal sensing, place the switch in the “AUTO ON” position. If you would like to control the unit’s power on / power off status by a DC remote trigger, place the switch in the “TRIG- GER” position, and connect the remote triggering wire and ground from your triggering device to the terminal labeled “TRIGGER IN” next to the switch.
You should use a 3.5mm phone plug in the “IN” connector to make this connection. The tip of the connector is (+) positive, and the sleeve of the connector is
Note: The front panel power switch must be in the “ON” position for the 12V triggers or “Auto ON” features to operate.
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