Link electronic MC-6 owner manual Amplifier Rear Panel Function Controls

Amplifier Rear Panel Function Controls

Before attempting any system interconnection, please familiarize yourself with the rear panel controls of the MC-6 Multi-Channel Power Amplifier. The descriptions below refer to the illustrations above.

1INPUT LINK SWITCHES FOR CHANNELS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, AND 6: These switches allow the individual channels of the MC-6 to be linked in parallel to create single channels of great power and current capability. THE CORRECT SWITCHES MUST BE SWITCHED ON WHEN THE APPROPRIATE JUMPERS ARE PLACED ACROSS THE CORRESPONDING OUTPUT TERMINALS.

+WARNING: IF ANY OUTPUT TERMINALS ARE JUMPERED

TOGETHER, THE CORRESPONDING INPUTS MUST BE LINKED VIA THE INPUT LINK SWITCHES! FAILURE TO OBSERVE THIS PROCEDURE WHEN OPERATING THE AMPLIFIER WILL DAMAGE THE INTERNAL CIRCUITRY AND WILL VOID THE WARRANTY!

BE SURE TO STRICTLY FOLLOW THE APPLICABLE CHANNEL CONFIGURATIONS AS SHOWN IN THE “SIGNAL CONNECTIONS CONTENTS DIRECTORY” ON PAGE 14 OF THIS MANUAL.

2INPUT SELECT SWITCH FOR CHANNELS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, AND 6: This switch selects either the unbalanced RCA inputs or the balanced XLR inputs. This switch can be switched while the amplifier is operational and playing music. Note: When the RCA position is selected, pin 2 of the XLR is shorted to pin 1 (signal ground).

3REMOTE: A remote connector (5-Pin DIN) is provided on the rear panel for remotely switching the amplifier between operational and standby modes. The pin connections on this connector parallel the electrical contacts of the FRONT PANEL STANDBY/POWER button and lamp. Contact your dealer or the Jeff Rowland Design Group factory for further information about this feature.

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