Outlaw Audio 200 M-Block owner manual Installation and Configuration, Power Control Connections

Models: 200 M-Block

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Installation and Configuration

IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not make any change to this switch setting unless the ac power cord is removed from the unit so that the amplifier is totally disconnected from any ac power source.

HAC Power Switch

Turn this switch to the ON position to operate the Model 200.

IFuse

This fuse is used to protect the power supply only and is NOT part of the speaker protection circuitry. If you suspect that the fuse has blown, first disconnect the Model 200 from the AC power source by removing the power cord, and then connect the condition that lead to the blown fuse.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The replacement fuse should have the proper rating for the voltage setting in use and must be of the correct type. Consult the data printed on the amplifier’s rear panel for fuse information.

If the fuse blows repeatedly, discontinue use of the product and contact Outlaw Audio Customer Service for further assistance.

JAC Power Cord Receptacle

Connect the AC power cord supplied with the unit to this receptacle, and connect the power cord plug to an AC outlet.

IMPORTANT NOTE: A replacement power cord must be equal to the cord supplied with the unit.

Installation and Configuration

SAFETY NOTE: When making connections between any source compo- nents such as AV Receiver, surround processors or multi-room controllers and the Model 200, or when making any connections to speakers, be certain that both the source device and the Model 200 are turned off. To ensure that there will be no unwanted signal transients that can dam- age equipment or speakers, it is always best to unplug all equipment before making any connections. Modern electronic products often have a “standby” mode that may be activated even though they product may appear to be tuned off.

Power Control Connections

The Model 200 features a built-in remote turn on system that will automatically turn on the amplifier in one of two ways. Depending on your specific applica- tion, the unit may also be turned on manually using the Rear Panel AC Power Switch, or automatically via sensing of either an input source or a low voltage trigger signal. For manual operation, no special installation is required. For automatic turn-on, follow the instructions below for the chosen method.

Remote Turn-On From An External Device

Using The Low Voltage Trigger

To configure the Model 200 so that it turns on automatically in response to a low voltage trigger signal, follow these steps:

1.Place the Trigger Power Control Mode Switch E in the far right position, so that the switch is under the words “12 VOLT.”

2.To trigger the amplifier from a device such as a surround processor, AV Receiver or multi-room controller with a built-in trigger jack, connect one end of a cable with a 3.5mm mono mini plug to the Trigger Jack C on the

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Speaker Wire Connections

Model 200. Connect the other end to a matching jack on the device that will be provide a 6 to 35 volt signal when the unit is to be turned on.

3.If the source controller does not have a trigger jack, you may use the music sense option to automatically turn on the Model 200, however, you may also use the trigger switch if the source controller has a switched AC Accessory outlet. If that is the configuration you wish to use, purchase a small AC to DC power converter, as typically used to replace the batteries in portable electronics devices. Select a model that is capable of delivering 6 to 35 volts DC, and make certain that one of the “tips” provided with the unit is a 3.5mm mini-plug. Plug the transformer end of the converter into the switched AC output on the source product, and connect the 3.5mm mini-plug to the Trigger Jack C .

4.Press the Power Switch H in so that it is engaged, and note that the Standby Indicator A will light for the channel pairs selected for trigger control operation.

When the source control unit providing the power is turned on, the Model 200 will automatically turn on. When the source unit is turned off, the Model 200 will return to the standby mode.

Remote Turn-On Using Music Sense

To configure the Model 200 so that it will automatically turn on when the amplifier is receiving an audio signal, follow these steps:

Connect the audio input as normal to the Input Jack B .

Turn the Trigger Mode Switch E so that it is in the center position under the word “Music.”

Make sure the AC Power Switch H is turned on. Note that the front panel LED will turn amber indicating that the unit is in the Standby mode, awaiting a signal that will activate the operational mode.

In this configuration, the Model 200 will automatically turn on whenever it is receiving an audio input signal. The unit will return to the standby mode a few minutes after the audio signal stops.

Speaker Wire Connections

It is always best to connect the amplifier to your speakers using high quality cable. The Model 200 is equipped with five-way binding post terminals that accept bare wire, spade lugs or banana type plugs when they are permitted by local safety agencies. Once you have located the proper speaker terminals for the type of output configuration in use, connect your speakers using the following guidelines.

To assure that the high quality signals produced by your Model 200 are car- ried to your speakers without loss of clarity or resolution, we recommend that you use high quality speaker cable. Many brands of cables are available, your choice may be influenced by a number of factors; i.e.: the distance between your speakers and the amplifier; the type of speakers you use; personal prefer- ences; and other factors.

Regardless of the brand or type of cable selected, we recommend using a cable constructed of fine, multi-strand copper with a gauge of 14 or larger. Remember, that in specifying cable, the lower the number, the thicker the cable.

Model 200 M-Block Power Amplifier

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Outlaw Audio 200 M-Block Installation and Configuration, Power Control Connections, Remote Turn-OnFrom An External Device