JL Audio HD600/4 owner manual Amplifier Mounting Options, Channel Control Sections

Models: HD600/4

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AMPLIFIER MOUNTING OPTIONS

The HD600/4 has two mounting options to ease in installation.

Standard Mounting

The standard method of mounting requires removal of the four corner caps with the 3/16-inchhex wrench included with your amplifier. Using appropriate mounting screws (not included), secure the amplifier in all four corners and replace the corner caps.

Lateral Mounting Feet

Lateral Mounting Feet are also included with your HD600/4 to provide an alternative mounting option. Each mounting foot should be attached to the bottom of the amplifier by screwing the provided bolt into the bottom of the amplifier and up into the corner cap with the supplied 1/8-inch hex wrench. Next, using appropriate mounting screws (not included), secure the amplifier by its four Lateral Mounting Feet.

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ConTROL PAnel SECURITY CoVER

The HD600/4 features a Control Panel Security Cover. When installed, the cover ensures that your amplifier settings are not accidentally changed while creating a clean aesthetic for the amplifier and your installation. The control panel security cover is pre-installed at the factory and must be temporarily removed for access to the controls described throughout this manual.

The security cover is secured by a single 2.5

mmhex-head screw at the far right of the panel. Loosen the hex-head screw to release the security cover (it is not necessary to completely remove the screw). To re-install the security cover once all adjustments have been made, insert the tongue on the cover’s left edge into the groove where the left- side heatsink meets the control panel, hinge the panel closed and secure the screw using the supplied 2.5 mm hex wrench. Do not overtighten the screw.

AMPLIFIER INPuTS

The HD600/4 has two separate input sections, one for the “Front” left and right channels and another for the “Rear” left and right channels. Each section consists of a pair of RCA-type input jacks on the Connection Panel of the amplifier and a pair of input controls on the Control Panel of the amplifier: an “Input Voltage” switch and an “Input Sens.” rotary control.

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“Input Mode” Switch

The Control Panel houses an “Input Mode” switch located under the “General Setup” heading. This switch allows operation of all four amplifier channels with only one pair of input signals or with independent front and rear input signal pairs.

To use separate inputs for the “Front” and “Rear” amplifier sections, (in order to permit front-to-rear fading, for example), select “4 Ch.” on the “Input Mode” switch. In this mode, you must connect separate pairs of input cables to the “Front” and “Rear” amplifier inputs.

To operate all four channels of the HD600/4 with a single pair of stereo inputs, select the “2 Ch.” position on the “Input Mode” switch and connect a single pair of input cables to the “Front” input jacks only. In this mode, the amplifier will route the signals connected to the “Front” inputs to the Front and Rear amplifier channels.

CHANNEL CONTROL SECTIONS

Flanking the “General Setup” section on the Control Panel of the amplifer are two sets of identical controls: one for the “Rear Channel Controls” (on the left side) and one for the “Front Channel Controls” of the amplifier (on the right side).

In each of these sections you will find an “Input Voltage” range switch and a rotary control labeled “Input Sens.” (Input Sensitivity). These controls are designed to match the input sensitivity of the HD600/4 to the specific signal source that is feeding it and must be adjusted, with care, following the procedures outlined in this manual. Failure to make correct adjustments can result in weak output, excessive distortion and/or undesirable noise in the audio output of the amplifier!

Note: The Channel Control sections also house “Filter Mode”, “Filter Slope” and “Filter Freq.” controls. These are crossover filter controls and will be discussed in the next section of this manual. This section will explain the Input Controls only.

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JL Audio HD600/4 owner manual Amplifier Mounting Options, Channel Control Sections