Optimus PRO SW-200P manual Connecting to Line Out Terminals, Connecting to Speaker Terminals

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Connecting to Line Out Terminals

Your amplifier/receiver’s line out jacks might be labeled either REC OUT or

PRE OUT.

Right	Amplifier/Receiver	Left
Speaker	Output Termina	Speaker

HIGH LEVEL INPUT

+ R - + L -

					LOW LEVEL
					INPUT		FREQUENCY
POWER
					L	PHASE		HZ
								80
						REV	NORM	100
STANDBY							60
					R			150
+	R	-	+	L	-		50	200

HIGH LEVEL OUTPUT

Note: We recommend you connect the subwoofer to an amplifier or receiver that has at least two sets of line out jacks. Connecting the subwoofer to an amplifier or receiver with only one set of line out jacks might result in no sound from the satellite speakers. If your amplifier has only one set of line out jacks, follow the instructions under “Connecting to Speaker Terminals” in- stead.

Note: If you connect your PRO SW- 200P to your amplifier/receiver’s line out terminals and your amplifier/re- ceiver has a line out selector switch, be sure to switch it to the correct source.

Connecting to Speaker Terminals

Connect the amplifier/receiver’s speaker output terminals to the PRO SW-200P’s HIGH LEVEL INPUT termi- nals. Be sure to connect the terminals in phase, connecting positive (+) to positive and negative (–) to negative. Wiring the PRO SW-200P with + to – causes reduces bass performance.

Right	Amplifier/Receiver	Left
Speaker	Output Termina	Speaker

1.Connect the PRO SW-200P’s

LOW LEVEL INPUT jacks to the amplifier/receiver’s (or TV’s) line out jacks. Be sure to connect the jacks in phase, with left to left and right to right.

2.Connect your satellite speakers (if any) to the amplifier/receiver’s out- put terminals as they would nor- mally be connected.

Connecting Speakers

You can connect your left and right speakers to your amplifier/receiver (as shown in the illustration on Page 4), or to the PRO SW-200P’s HIGH LEVEL INPUT speaker terminals (as shown above). The connection for the PRO SW-200P remains the same.

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