Glossary
The following terms are used in this manual. Since they may be unfamiliar, the following definitions are provided.
AM II | Adaptive MOSFET II is an advanced protection circuit |
| designed to prevent amplifier |
| ance. AM III optimizes output power to maintain uninterrupted |
| operation whenever the amplifier senses a load impedance of |
| less than two Ohms. An L. E. D. signals when AM II is working. |
Features
A100.2 / A200.2 / A300.2
A600.2 / A1200.2 / A404.2 / A204.2
Regulated Power Supply Provides Full Rated Power from 11 - 15 VDC
Discrete Power Amp Circuitry
Bridging:
Gain:
L.E.D.:
Load Impedance:
Mixed Mono:
PWM
Combining two amplifier channels into one channel, typically used to create a mono output.
The ratio of output voltage to input voltage. The gain control allows adjustment to the amplifier's output level for varying input levels.
Light Emitting Diode. Indicates power on / off and when AM II
is working.
Measurement of speaker(s) resistance / reactance that the
amplifier must drive.
The amplifier's ability to play the Left and Right Stereo channels while playing a third (bridged) mono channel.
Internally Bridgeable
Mixed Stereo / Mono Operation
Output Short Circuit Protection
Differential Input Stage
Low Impedance Protection with Diagnostic L.E.D.
Adjustable Input Sensitivity
Gold RCA Input Connectors
PPI's Exclusive Wire Connection System
Liquid Cooling (Optional)
Amplifier Control Module Compatible (Optional
Three Year Limited Warranty
Remote
ACM
Low current automatic switching circuit that turns the amplifier on and off. Typically connected to the remote antenna or amp
Amplifier Control Module. Our
