User manual ZENEC ZE-40DVBT

[. . . ] Flankensteilheit für Hochpass und Tiefpass à Einstellbereich der Frequenzweiche: 60Hz ~ 220Hz in 10Hz Schritten à Digitale Regelung der Eingangsempfindlichkeit, einstellbar von 0. 2 bis 6. 0 Vrms à Optischer Toslink & koaxialer Cinch- Digitaleingang mit drei separat wählbaren Quellen AUX1 / AUX2 / AUX3 à Zwei analoge stereo Cincheingänge für Input 1 / Input 2 à Konfiguration der Audio und Video Einstellungen per Bildschirm-Menü à Fernbedienung für Konfiguration per Bildschirm-Menü à IR-Auge mit Verlängerungskabel à Remote Ausgangsterminal für separaten SubwooferAmp 4 EINGÄNGE - AUSGÄNGE 1 2 5 7 81 9 1 0 1 34 6 1) Cinch Eingangsbuchsen (Input 1 / Input 2 - linker und rechter Kanal). NF-Signal Eingang für den Anschluss von Line-Out Cinch-Ausgängen des Steuergerätes 2) Coaxial Input für den Anschluss eines digitalen PCB / Bitstream Ausgangs vom Steuergerät. 3) Sub Out: Dient zum Anschluss eines separaten Subwoofer Amps, z. B. wenn für den Subkanal (oder den / die angeschlossenen Subwoofer) mehr Leistung erwünscht ist. [. . . ] The ZE-40DVBT supports only the PAL standard. When video input into the system is absent, the display color is blue and display position may be altered. This allows selection and display of functions even when no video sources are playing. 5) Optical Toslink input: For connection of the ZE-40DVBT amplifier to the optical digital output of a DVD headunit. 6) IR input socket: IR remote input to control the system using the included remote control, you must first connect the wired IR sensor to the IR input of the system. To control the system, there should be no obstacle between the remote control and the IR sensor. For best results, the remote control should point directly at the front window of the wired IR sensor. Note, that the loudspeaker outputs may not be bridged. 8) "GND" for connection to chassis ground or negative terminal of car battery 9) "+12V" for connection to the positive terminal of car battery 10) "REM" for the automatic (remote) turn-on / turn-off of the power amplifier from the head-unit's remote or antenna control lead 11) REM OUT This output must be connected to a separate bass amplifier (if required). 17 REMOTE CONTROL BUTTONS & OPERATION 1. Mute On/Off When the amp powered on, the MUTE button on the remote control is used for instantaneous lowering of the volume level to zero. Eliminating MUTE can be done by pressing the MUTE button again, or else adjust volume up or down. · Dolby Surround - Input source is Dolby Digital 2. 0 Stereo and Pro Logic is on for phantom and surround modes. · PCM - Input source is PCM and Pro Logic is off for all listening modes or input source is PCM and Pro Logic is on for stereo mode. Volume Up/Down These buttons control the master volume of the system. These buttons are only for master volume control. When channel level menu is invoked, these buttons cannot be used for control of channel levels. Channel levels can be changed using left or right button. SPEAKER CONNECTION SCHEMATIC 19 POWER INPUT SCHEMATIC A/V CONNECTION SCHEMATIC 20 OPERATION GUIDE 1. Input Source Selection To select the input source for the system, the system should be turned on, then: 1) Push , , INPUT" selection button on remote controller 2) Continuing to push the , , INPUT" selection button while the input is displayed on the monitor or TV makes a change in the input source as follows: OPTICAL -> COAXIAL -> INPUT1 -> INPUT2 -> OPTICAL (in circular order). If there is an error in the data received via the optical or coaxial line the display will blink continuously. For more details, please see section 13. Listening Mode Selection The system provides three kinds of listening modes: Surround Listening Mode This mode is selected with a full set of 5. 1 speakers connected . [. . . ] Warranty Limitations This warranty does not cover any damage due to: 1. Improper installation, incorrect audio or mains connection(s). Exposure to excessive humidity, fluids, heat sun rays or excessive dirt or dust. Accidents or abuse, unauthorized repair attempts and modifications not explicitly authorized by the manufacturer. [. . . ]