Stereo Setup
In this configuration, the mono switch is set to stereo for stereo operation. Connect the line out jacks from a stereo preamplifier or source to the Line 2 input jacks of your AMP200. Next connect your speakers to the terminals marked “SPEAKER A” observing proper polarity (see “Speaker Termi- nals” Page 5). Connect a second (optional) pair of speakers to the terminals marked “SPEAKER B”. Select between the “A” and/or “B” speakers using the front panel speaker selection buttons.
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The Audio output of a local source, such as MP3 Player, CD, television, computer, etc. is connected to the AMP200 via the Line 1 inputs, and whenever the local source is active its signal will take priority over the distributed audio signal present at Line 2 . However, the distributed audio signal will still be present at the Line 2 input. In this circumstance the audio output of the local source will be heard via the AMP200. Once the local source is turned off or muted, the AMP200 will automatically switch back the distributed audio system as an audio source, assuming the television is remains inactive. The delay time adjustment determines when switch back to the normal source will occur.
This set up assumes all incoming signals are at line level and not at speaker level. If the Whole House Distributed Audio was only available as a Speaker Level signal you could connect it the “Speaker In” connections and set the switch above to the “Line 2” position, or toward the right hand position of the switch.
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Mono Setup
In this configuration, the mono switch is set to bridged. Connect the line out from a preamplifier to the right and left Line 2 input of your Amp200. Connect your mono speaker to the terminals of your Amp200, following the instructions in “Speaker Terminals” on Page 4. Use the “Master Level” controls on the rear panel to adjust the volume. Leave the balance set to the center detent position.
Setup For Multiple Sources
In the application shown below, a distributed audio system is connected to the AMP200 as a local zone amplifier via the Line 2 inputs. Normally the distributed audio system will be the audio source for the AMP200.
The distributed audio is then passed on to be used by additional zones or sub zones in the distributed system via the Line 2 outputs.
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The AMP 200 will no longer be able to pass the Whole House Distributed Audio to another zone via the Line 2 Output.
If you have any questions regarding how to set this up, please call Phoenix Gold Tech support at 800.950.1449.
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